Upgunned to the 105mm main gun, the Centurion was 'blooded' by the Australian Army in Vietnam where the Centurion proved itself to be a world beating tank, this reputation confirmed the after by the impressive performance that the Centurion provided in Isreali service in the 1967 6 Day War and later actions, under the improved Israeli name 'Sh'o't'. Jordan also bought the Centurion, as did India amongst others, the tank still being in service... and combat into the 2020s in the Middle East.