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Really great information. Your camera work is very good, very steady. I look foreword to your next video.

Thanks!

Another great video thanks for sharing 👍

Another good and informative addition thanks Salame

Dream car

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Great video 👍

Why do you have promoting banner of the ruSSian game WoT in your exhibition ? So ruSSian money for your museum ??? Realy noble 🤢

Amazing vehicle. This one doesn't have those horizontal mesh skirts over the fenders to guard against anti-tank grenades. Do you know if those mesh covers were strong enough to hold a person's weight? Could the crew stand and walk over them, like a scaffolding?

Beautiful tank and presentation. Thank you!

Great video. However, Krupp is pronounced 'kroop' and cupola is pronounced 'kyoopola'. These words are often mispronounced and I think it's important, when recording history, to also record proper pronunciation. Thanks.

Good talk. Thank you for not calling it an infantry support tank.

The main Germany battle tank of WW2! A nice report!

Excellent information. Keep at it.

Great video 👍

Interesting how shurtzen has been moved a little higher and is now commonly called a cope cage.. coping with different things of course, but in step with the saying that history doesn't always repeat but (often) it rhymes..

Another great video You must spend a lot of time researching about the tanks in your videos

Excellent presentation

Nice Video 👏

Very good presentation.

Another great video and info keep up the great work

awesome! have been waiting for your next instalment, great commentary once again..

Lovely. Only just 1:20 medium tank? That LT in the name LT vz. 38 literally stands for Light Tank so...

It was a heavy tank, not a medium.

As always very informative.

Start forward , no guff : thanks

The best tank of WW2

My favorite tank destroyer, reliable and proven chassis , low silhouette, excellent gun....

My Grandfather was S/sgt Joesph H Wells of the 5th AAF 380th BG 531st bomb squadron 💣 My grandfather was stationed @ Long field in Fenton. He was on the B-24 Sad-Sac as a left waist gunner. He was on the 1st Strike on Bailikpan! And had a kill to his credit when they were jumped on a mission going by east Timmor. I waih that the Collings foundation had kept their Liberator sill airworty.

The "Hinterhalt" camo on it looks awesome. I think modern tanks should reuse that camo.

Another good video Salame - cheers

I am recently new to your subscription but find your knowledge of the subject matter to be very impressive. I am in the process of going back and playing all your videos. Very entertaining and informative. Thanks from California.

Great video👍

Another great presentation, keep up the great work 🙂

Your videos are fantastic I like all the information you pass on in your videos keep up the great work

Your effort to learn about the subject you are describing is commendable. I am sure it takes a lot of your time to put all the information together. I look forward to your videos as you cover a lot of Aus Armor equipment they have not talked about.

Been working on this B 24 for 20 years plus had the wing tips stolen some years back fuselage came from rural Victoria and I believe two sets of wings where obtained The memorial itself is very interesting as you see bits and pieces of the aircraft are shrawn about the hanger BUT I FEAR the possibility of it ever getting to even static status is another 20 years away There are only abour 6 complete airframes inexistince and only two airworthy

Must see content, I wish I had seen them before attending AusArmourFest 2024, keep up the great work 🙂

I really like your videos so much info

Excellent presentation, thank you.

Greetings from California. I have found your videos very informative combined with with good camera work. You explain each video with a wealth of information in a logical order. Good job.

Dont know about anyone else but the sound gave me wood :)

An excellent series you're doing for us from AAF - nice supplement to Workshop Wednesdays - thanks for doing these mate - appreciation from Canberra :)

Who was driving the Panther that day?

I saw you there filming and tried to keep out of your way, very informative I wish I had said hello, now subscribed I am looking forward to seeing all your content, keep up the great work. 🙂

Thank you for sharing!

Excellent video, subbed 👍

If you want to pronounce it correctly, dont call it störm call it Sturm the u is pronounced like to ou in you. the S is pronounced like the sh in sh.t 🙂 So you can say sh.. whitout the i and you without the y and there you go ^^

Looks like its just missing the Muzzle Break. Fantastic piece of kit there The 105mm gun was pretty effective in urban environs.