The Army Won't Let Some Crews Name Their Own Tanks

The III Armored Corps, headquartered at Fort Hood, Texas, released a new policy earlier this year restricting which tank crews can name their vehicles.

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The Army Won't Let Some Crews Name Their Own Tanks

(12782816) So what would you name your tank