2+ Hours Of German WW2 Tank Facts

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I put this to go to sleep but i get so hook i camt fall asleep

Nice! I’m a US Army vet & former 19Kilo M1 Abrams tanker, but also a big history buff & military history buff. As it were, my two favorite historical eras are the Roman Empire & World War 2. As a tanker & history buff tanks & armored warfare is one of my favorite subtopics especially WW2 armor. The first Gulf War was acutely one-sided & as impressive modern tanks with modern tech are, there is something special about WW2 tanks. The tanks of WW2 had progressed & evolved rapidly from their introduction in WWI. The advancements in tanks in around 2 decades was astounding. The improvements in the guns, sights, ammunition, etc were exponential. The precursor of the modern sabot subcaliber round was introduced in WW2. They were quite advanced & the basic form hasn’t changed much since then; WW2 tanks were the archetypes upon which we design modern tanks. German tanks were the first class machines of the time though there were developments across all armies & nations in armor. The Panther & Tiger are personal favorites but I also love the Panzer IV. I can’t get enough of them. Obviously WW2 was a catastrophic & bloody era for humanity. Millions perished & yet humanity seems to quickly forget the “Never Again!” Message that WW1 & WW2 were supposed to inculcate onto the world. RIP to all those who died whether military or civilian & may all those who suffered during the time finally find peace. It’s easy to romanticize WW2. When you think of prop driven fighters & tanks of WW2, it’s easy to aggrandize the combat & romanticize dog fights & tank duels. There were no ballistic computers or heat seeking missiles. You benefited from technology, sound tactics & plentiful logistics but there was a lot of skill involved in WW2 aerial & armored warfare. It truly was a test of wits, nerves & skill due to the absence of the digital tech that helps soldiers today. So I think that is what captures our imagination. The skills you needed & used mattered greatly. Anyway thanks for this new video! Delving into it right away. I have work to do but I can’t resist. This video & channel are a bad influence as I’m shirking my responsibilities & procrastinating so I can satiate my impulses.🤘🙂👍

So definitely some wrong misinformation in this including the idea of a 85mm Sherman which certainly never was fielded and the closest the allies would come to such a design is the "firefly" with its 17 pound gun or M4A3E8 with its long barreled 75mm. And I unfortunately noticed more indiscrepancies within the first 40 min of the video

A hodgepodge of old clips cobbled together. But a decent watch

Finally, a good recommendation that every gentleman should have every now and then.

I love learning about ww2 history , thanks for the content :)

Tanks for the memories.

15:07 & 21:30 replace the words 'heavy tanks' with 'medium tanks' and it will be correct

It was an informative documentary about tanks as superior weapon of WW2 wars....and platforms of wars won

I love the old discovery channel

Missed watching these

Good lord! How old is this documentary? David Fletcher looks so young in it.

Material documental interesante,muchas gracias☺

1:01:30 WW2 Tank Fats.

Wow I wonder how old this video is. I thought I'd been to every museum around va and the big one up and down the east coast and have never heard about a us army ordnance museum in maryland.

Nice video ❤

While great for background noise, or a road trip, the inaccuracies in this make my ears bleed 😂 But, it's an older show ...

The video opens - OPENS - with a CGI model of a Tiger that is so very bad it's a joke.

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