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Please join me as we take a closer look at the restoration of a very special Sherman, catch up with Gavin from Armoured Engineering and chat with the owner of this unique collection 😀
What was the most difficult part to find for the restoration? Let's watch the video and find out! 😎 To keep up to date with our latest development, contests...
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This battle princess is an upgraded younger sister of the first Matilda 😊 Even though it was very limited in number produced, as well as its speed and armaments, Matilda II soon gained a formidable reputation! 😎 Watch another episode of Inside the Tanks on our Youtube channel, link in bio! Do ...
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This battle princess is an upgraded younger sister of the first Matilda 😊 Even though it was very limited in number produced, as well as its speed and armaments, Matilda II soon gained a formidable reputation! 😎 Watch another episode of Inside the Tanks: https://youtu.be/Z_DxsuVm_vY
Do you know how many rounds of main ammunition could be carried on the vehicle? 🤔
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A very Happy New Year to all 😀
Tiger 1 from Musée des blindés de Saumur gets a health check 😀
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The ultimate sloped armour. The Tortoise-34 (commonly known as the T-34) proved a psychological shock to German soldiers, who had expected to face an inferior enemy during Operation Barbarossa.
Please join me for the latest episode of "Tank Nuts" the podcast.🎙️
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I chat with the incredible Mr. Rich Fisher one of the director's of the Vickers MG Collection & Research Association whose goal is to inform and educate the publics knowledge of the Vickers machine gun's role in military history.
Listen to this incredible journey into historical research and remembrance🎙️
More Info-https://vickersmg.blog/
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I chat with Dick Taylor- Tankie Veteran of fifteen Operational Deployments. Official Historian of the Royal Armoured Corps and Author 🎙️
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105 years ago, the Battle of Cambrai started. It was the first battle, in which tanks played a key role. Learn all about the Mark IV, the most prolific tank ...
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I chat with Dick Taylor. He started his service in the British army at the tender age of sixteen as a Junior Trooper at the Junior Leaders Regiment Royal Armoured Corps in Bovington. After completing training, he served with 3RTR and 2RTR. As well as being a tank commander, he was a specialist in tank gunnery. He was commissioned as a captain in 2000 into 1RTR and left the regular army as a Lieutenant Colonel in 2013, although he has since been mobilized for operational service three times for tours overseas. During his long career he completed fifteen operational deployments to various hot spots including three tours of Afghanistan, two to Iraq, as well as Northern Ireland, Bosnia, Kosovo, Sierra Leone, and South Sudan. He is the official historian of the Royal Armoured Corps, has an avid interest in modern and military history and writes military history books for a hobby. His most recent publications have been The Second World War Tank Crisis: The Fall and Rise of British Armour 1919-1945, and the first two volumes of Armoured Warfare in the British Army (Find, Fix and Strike).
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King Tiger Tank No 124 is to be insured for £2 million by Lloyds of London it can be revealed. Buried under a road in France
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The M60 is so good at everything, that it's almost boring. How many of them were made? How does it feel to drive? Watch Richard Cutland go over how it compar...
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Tiger 131 enters the arena in yesterdays show 😀
Fantastic archive footage looking at the reconition features of the Tiger 1 captured in Tunisa April 1943. The Tank in question is "131" that now resides at The Tank Museum and is the only running Tiger 1 in the world. Credits-https://www.iwm.org.uk/ Imperial War Museum
A fantastic first person view from an M1A2 Abrams Crew during a training exercise. All credits to SSG T- Check out the full video here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ujyyldXk8BM
1931 British Pathe footage- M1928 or the M1930 Christie ? Footage remains the property of -British Pathe
"Tank Nuts" Podcast-Video or audio now available😀 Below a snippet from the latest with the awesome Frank Wood -Site and Restorations Manager at Eden Camp Modern History Museum. Video-https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WGD939DqOgk&t=20s Audio only-https://anchor.fm/world-of-tanks
The Panzerfaust (Armour/Tank fist)- Only introduced in 1943 the Panzerfaust was inexpensive to produce and simple to operate it gave a single infantryman a weapon that could take out enemy armor. A number of variations of the Panzerfaust were produced, which increased the size of the warhead and increased the range of the weapon, some 6.7 million were produced.The semi-experimental Panzerfaust 150M served as the pattern for the Soviet’s RPG-2. Courtesy-The Movie -Tali-Ihantala 1944 / 1944: The Final Defence (Eng) All videos uploaded are the copyright material of their original owners and are to be copyright claimed automatically or at the discretion of the owner.
A Locust deploying- officially the "Light Tank Airborne M22" Twelve of the tanks were landed using the giant Hamilcar gliders during the Rhine crossing on March 24, 1945. The British airborne crossing of the Rhine river, called Operation Varsity, utilized over 50 large Hamilcar Gliders delivering airborne tanks and other equipment for the 6th Airborne Armored Reconnaissance Regiment, Royal Armored Corps.
Sherman/Cromwell scene from "Band of Brothers"-Actually Panzer Brigade 107 (formed in July 44 from the remnants of the 25th Panzergrenadier Division) didn't have Tigers and Jagdpanthers. They had Panthers and Jagdpanzer IV/70. B Squadron of the 44th Royal Tank Regiment had just knocked out two Jagdpanzer IVs outside this town of Nuenen at Opwetten prior to this action. The tank commander in the first tank hit was Lt Benton. Benton survived the hit but Corporal Stothard and Trooper Nichols were killed by the first shell. A second shell blew the turret off. The 44th Royal Tank Regiment were a very experienced and battle hardened Regiment having seen action in North Africa, Sicily, Italy and all the way through Normandy.
River crossing in the K2 Black Panther. The K2 can cross rivers as deep as 5 meters using a snorkel system, which also serves as a conning tower for the tank commander. The system takes approximately 30 minutes to prepare. The turret becomes watertight while fording, but the chassis can take in 500 gallons of water to prevent excessive buoyancy from the air inside the vehicle and keep the tracks planted firmly on the ground. Furthermore, the tank can enter combat-ready status as soon as it resurfaces.
Interesting archive footage. A German anti-tank Training Film
Video or podcast all "Tank Nuts" episodes available here: Podcast-https://anchor.fm/world-of-tanks Video-https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCb2xIvRd3sNF8EmdySoVEhQ We chat with "Baz" a private collector and restorer of French Military Vehicles, we discuss his love for living History, the joys and pitfalls of ownership and restoration and the incredible stories along the way, including meeting the man who keeps a Naval Mine in his living room.... French Army Reenactment Group
nice little video showing the adjustable suspension at work on the AMX-10 RC 😀
The Irish Army Cavalry Corps can trace its history back to 1922 with the formation of the Armored Car Corps. This video from 1962 shows tests on various vehicle's including the Comet and Churchill.
Rich Jones aka "The Lost Soldier" served with the Royal Tank Regiment, on leaving the British Army he found himself directionless and looking for that next adrenaline rush which he found in the shape of organised crime. Eventually his underworld criminal cocaine network was taken down by the police and he received a 15-year prison sentence. Part 1 takes us from his Army life to close protection and surveillance work to his first experience of the chaotic and dangerous world of organized crime. Podcast- https://anchor.fm/world-of-tanks/episodes/Tank-Nuts-Episode-Thirteen--Rich-Jones-The-lost-Soldier-British-Army-To-Cocaine-Kingpin-Part-12-e18a334/a-a6l06uh Full Video Podcast : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-HE8awtoJIs&t=672s Rich is now an author with his first book Charlie Four Kilo recently published as well as veterans support speaker, mentor and course creator.
Dont try this at home 🤣 🤣🤣 All credits to : MBG CORE https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRpqp9MOp_BkbJpDAVyc7cw
All pumpkins must die. All credits to The Royal Tank Regiment
The K2 Black Panther - Can cross rivers as deep as 4.1 meters using a snorkel system, which also serves as a conning tower for the tank commander. The system takes approximately 30 minutes to prepare. The turret becomes watertight while fording, but the chassis can take in 440 liters (116 gallons) of water to prevent excessive buoyancy from air inside the vehicle and keep the tracks planted firmly on the ground. This is a considerable improvement over the K1 and K1A1, as those vehicles were only able to cross rivers up to 2.2 meters deep. Furthermore, the tank can enter combat-ready status as soon as it resurfaces.😀
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