Is this movie tactic realistic?
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I don't see why not,
- Someone shouts that the tank is coming, at this point, the barricade is ready.
- Everyone retreats into the nearby houses.
- The tank comes, along with the supporting infantry.
The rebels open fire from the windows and quickly grind the support down.- Then the tank is lured into a trap, where it's flooded with Molotov c**ktails, thrown from the windows.
This is the only section which is debatable and really depends on the model of tank, but it is possible as proved by this video
Basically how it would work is as follows:
You drop the c**ktail on the engine grill at the back, the burning gas and oil would suffocated the engine and could set fire to some petroleum parts/residue inside the engine, along with damaging cables and other external instruments. If there is lack of oxygen inside the tank the crew may need to escape through the belly batch in which case you could then shoot at them.
- The crew escapes through the belly hatch. A street kid rushes in
front of the tank and attempts to take the crew out with a (possibly
stolen) pistol.
- The kid gets himself killed immediately.
- The rebels attack from two sides and successfully take out the crew from their covers
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