Hans is outside the Sturmtiger operating the crane. Bullets are pinging off the armor around him as he tries to load a new round. "I should've joined the Luftwaffe."
Reminds me of The Simpsons when Homer accidentally fired that submarine captain out of the torpedo tube *Hits the other sub "Sir! We've been hit by an officer!" Captain: "Well then, we'll fire back in kind" *Sailors grab the captain "No! Not me! A torpedo!"
I'm surprised it was designed and built so late in the war. I thought by that time the assault gun concept had failed. Plus with Germany shifting to defense why would they need assault guns.
5:20 that crane is for aiding with getting the rockets from outside the vehicle into the vehicle using the hatch in the roof. It was not used for reloading the gun. You got that reload from the Company of Heroes videogame
@@lada_niva_1.7i it's two humans actually, the vehicle has 2 loaders. I don't have a source but it's pretty well known that reloading the vehicle with the crane is misconception. To the point a quick Google search on the matter will show you. It's not something obscure you have to go digging for the info.
@@lada_niva_1.7i also the rockets aren't man-handled into the 'breech' / rocket tube. There is a "loading tray fitted with rollers" (-Tank Museum website) that leads into the breech. But also its evident from looking at the outside of the Sturmtiger that the crane can't access the ammunition racks on either side of the hatch. The long and thin hatch opens over the loading tray in line with the gun, but the stored rounds are on either side, so picking them up with the crane would mean lifting diagonally with the cable scraping on the edge of the hatch. If the reload was meant to be done with the crane they would have just designed hatches over the ammo racks too so they could lift up and across onto the tray.
Sturmtiger was basically the German late-war "solution" of dropping a 300 kg bomb on specified targets, but without using a fighter-bomber plane, and by that comparison its accuracy was not too poor. Similarly to the German V-2 rockets replacing actual bombers in bombing cities at last years of war, the German developed such exotic designs when there were more straightforward or practical solution were simply put, such solution was practical no longer in face of resource shortage, mainly fuel and thus the disappearance of German planes and trained pilots in latter war years.
Oh come on. Again? The outside crane was only used to load shells into the tank from outside. The actual reload is done internally. When can we finally eliminate this misconception. (But it sure looks cool ngl)
I'd love to see a Cross Section video of the Ratte. Despite pretty much nothing being known about it, it's fun to speculate how it'd look and perform on the inside.
@@emberfist8347 they wanted to use a smaller gun but they weren’t available in sufficient numbers, as said in the video. And the armor was necessary for its intended role
the sturmmörser tiger wasn't made for close-range combat at all because of it's chells: it was huge rockets that if it was shot in small spaces, the tank that launches would be destroyed itself. It was made of an ¨self propelled assault heavy cannon made for anti concrete and infantry launcher.
I think this is going to be one of the next tanks I build. I recently got mr. Mike Rinaldi’s Book (SM.04) where he does an insanely detailed build of a brumbar so I want to build one of these stubby boys with this crazy camo.
This was a very interesting video, well done Simple History. The Sturmpanzer was without a doubt a huge war machine(maybe the Germans were compensating for something) and the thumbnail of Goring getting stuck in the barrel(which also happens in the video) was hilarious🤣.
As soon as they said about preservation, I thought I'd hear Bovington. It's a shame they only got the gun but cool there's something of this machine represented there.
German Ghost tank, designed to produce a loud "ooooh" sound to make Polish resistance forces suspect the forests were haunted by spooky ghosts (Warsaw, 1944)
Very good job dudes and well done!! Congratulations 995.95% yo throughout the 3rd week of said marvelous May. Finally, I get my dose of simple history.
The dead tank animations have always been good, but the tanks literally disintegrating after being hit by the Sturmtiger is both hilarious and probably accurate
It’s a misconception. It wasn’t reloaded with the crane. It was done internally. The crane was just to aid with putting the rockets into the vehicle at a resupply depot.
Well Goring was inspecting the new Sturmtiger when Hitler came by while the former was inside. Goring stuck his head out of the barrel to greet Hitler. Hitler thought to himself “This is getting out of hand, now he has an entire assault gun draped around his neck.
"We have lost many brave men, but their sacrifice is not in vain. Our tanks now form a line of steel so powerful that all German resistance will be crushed beneath its mighty treads. Today - we will watch as Seelow falls. Along with all those foolish enough to stand in our way." Viktor Reznov
I figured the weakness of the Sturmtiger would be the fact that the Tiger's engines constantly wore down and was in constant demand for spare parts. I didn't know it needed a crane to re arms its main gun with its 760-pound shells (presumably they are too heavy to lift by hand). On top of that if this animation is correct, the crane is outside the vehicle, making it an easy target.
The external crane was for restocking shells. There is another crane inside the vehicle that assisted the loading of the projector so that no one was exposed during the process. Well, aside from the front as there’d be a 38cm hole briefly for the next rocket to be loaded.
@@theworldsthreat Oh OK, so it's not as dumb as this animation makes it look. it "only" has the weaknesses of no horizontal traverse plus the usual Tiger engine problems.
@@alex_zetsu Yes. The engine and transmission problems would be worse from the added weight too. On a side note: The projector also takes a couple minutes to reload, not a half hour or so. I’ve seen many people claim it took forever to reload but that isn’t true either.
How to spot someone's knowledge about WW2 armored vehicles. - beginner: it's a tank - intermediate: it's a Sturmtiger! - expert: it's a Sturmmörserwagen!
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I love how you gave the panzer 4 a sense of feelings, it lowered its gun like its sad from being rejected lol
Give the tank an oscar 😢
Funny how being dumbed down and socially conditioned makes simple things entertaining to people
@@INFJ-ThaneTr ok boomer...
I bet you’re real fun to be around at parties
@@INFJ-ThaneTr Putting personality type in your name is next level insufferable
Hans is outside the Sturmtiger operating the crane. Bullets are pinging off the armor around him as he tries to load a new round. "I should've joined the Luftwaffe."
Hans “Join the Wehrmacht they said. See the world they said.”
The hoist outside was only for resupplying the vehicle with ammunition. It had ammo racks inside and had an internal system for loading the gun
@@emberfist8347
Correction: It's called Heer, it's a German word for Army.
@SeahawkGaming-xp7bl I know. But I expect by 1945 every branch was saying this.
You mean like the american Bradley ATGM?
Goring how many times do we have to tell you not to play in the gun barrel?
but its so fuuuun
Reminds me of The Simpsons when Homer accidentally fired that submarine captain out of the torpedo tube
*Hits the other sub
"Sir! We've been hit by an officer!"
Captain: "Well then, we'll fire back in kind"
*Sailors grab the captain
"No! Not me! A torpedo!"
Sturm tiger more like Bomb Launching tank💀
Just to be clear, this is an assault gun, self propelled artillery made to support infantry by blowing up fortifications.
Tell that to Bo Time Gaming/TBLF
Nein! Ist 1944! Hans, we must use as anti-tank weapon! Kein any tanks left!
I'm surprised it was designed and built so late in the war. I thought by that time the assault gun concept had failed. Plus with Germany shifting to defense why would they need assault guns.
It's a tank.
No , It's not.
5:20 that crane is for aiding with getting the rockets from outside the vehicle into the vehicle using the hatch in the roof. It was not used for reloading the gun.
You got that reload from the Company of Heroes videogame
is there any source providing this? I cant imagine a human somehow putting a 350kg rocket into the tube
@@lada_niva_1.7i it's two humans actually, the vehicle has 2 loaders. I don't have a source but it's pretty well known that reloading the vehicle with the crane is misconception. To the point a quick Google search on the matter will show you. It's not something obscure you have to go digging for the info.
@@lada_niva_1.7i also the rockets aren't man-handled into the 'breech' / rocket tube. There is a "loading tray fitted with rollers" (-Tank Museum website) that leads into the breech.
But also its evident from looking at the outside of the Sturmtiger that the crane can't access the ammunition racks on either side of the hatch. The long and thin hatch opens over the loading tray in line with the gun, but the stored rounds are on either side, so picking them up with the crane would mean lifting diagonally with the cable scraping on the edge of the hatch. If the reload was meant to be done with the crane they would have just designed hatches over the ammo racks too so they could lift up and across onto the tray.
@@Deuce_and_a_half ah alright, so the 2 loaders carefully place the rocket on a tray and then slide it into the tube?
Your comment is an accurate yes they did that they did that because of the sheer white of the tank why is the crane there then?
1:34 - 1:37 even the panzer iv is sad for being rejected.
Poor panzer
1 like = 1 headpat for poor Pz IV :(
That panzer IV bout to start world war 3 because he got rejected from upgrades
1:33
Poor Pz IV :( That genuinely looks so sad :(
Pz IV got overshadowed by Tiger, even though the Pz IV was a very good tan
I felt the sadness of that Panzer IV
Bro got violated
Wake up, simple history just uploaded
I'm up I'm up I'm up
Convinent that it's 1 am for me :>
@@Rebelistic642Lets eat monkey
At 5?
Wake up, Wake up, wake up, wake up 👹👹👹
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Simply lies. Dude doesnt even know the basic eras of germany...
Regards 1943s as WEIHMER
Incorrect, The Sturmtiger was designed to destroy heavy fortification and bunkers. It was more of an Assault Vehicles.
Ah yes, War Thunder’s most beloved tank
Where a single Machine gun shot into the barrel when it has a shell in can destroy the entire vehicle.
Assault gun, not a tank.
@@pandawok301 🤓
*L/3 crying in the corner*
And nobody can get it if u missed the special event I'm so pissed I missed out and don't tell me how it sucks cause I don't care I still want it
The driving rods on the flatbed cars are KILLING ME!! THE FLATBEDS DON'T DRIVE THEMSELVES!!
I think seeing the sturmtiger as a child is what started my lifelong tank love
These thumbnails man..
Getting slowly sillier as time goes on
Jup Göring Joke as usual
Sturmtiger was basically the German late-war "solution" of dropping a 300 kg bomb on specified targets, but without using a fighter-bomber plane, and by that comparison its accuracy was not too poor. Similarly to the German V-2 rockets replacing actual bombers in bombing cities at last years of war, the German developed such exotic designs when there were more straightforward or practical solution were simply put, such solution was practical no longer in face of resource shortage, mainly fuel and thus the disappearance of German planes and trained pilots in latter war years.
I really like these cross section videos, would like to see more of them over other tanks in the future!
Battleships also
Or the b-36.
I've been waiting for men of war 2 and I learn from a simple history ad that it comes out today
Niiice
Legacy: Pissing off people in warthunder.
He needs to sponsor his video somehow
1:32
*that n o was personal*
I love the sturmtiger and the Tiger1 they were the fearsome tanks of ww2 also great video👍
Assault gun, not a tank.
@@pandawok301And only 18 were build
Oh come on. Again? The outside crane was only used to load shells into the tank from outside. The actual reload is done internally.
When can we finally eliminate this misconception.
(But it sure looks cool ngl)
Nice easter egg with the Japanese tiger on the train with the other german tigers!
That little cone thing on the top front of the top armor is a ventilation fan.
1:38 sad panzer was a nice detail
I'd love to see a Cross Section video of the Ratte. Despite pretty much nothing being known about it, it's fun to speculate how it'd look and perform on the inside.
Trivia: The last syllable of the nickname "Brummbär" is not spelled like "bar" as in this clip, but like "bear".
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It's the Sturmtiger didn't get to see much of a fight due to it's late introduction and limited production.
And the fact that it was badly designed.
@@emberfist8347it’s not like they could design it that much better
@@yarnickgoovaerts They could have gone with a smaller gun and less armor.
@@emberfist8347 they wanted to use a smaller gun but they weren’t available in sufficient numbers, as said in the video. And the armor was necessary for its intended role
@@yarnickgoovaerts Artillery shouldn’t require heavy armor.
Hey Simple History, can you do a cross section for the M-26 Pershing?
I love these cross section videos. I hope there are a lot more to come.
The Sturmtiger tank exemplifies the fusion of engineering innovation and military necessity in wartime.🤔
the sturmmörser tiger wasn't made for close-range combat at all because of it's chells: it was huge rockets that if it was shot in small spaces, the tank that launches would be destroyed itself.
It was made of an ¨self propelled assault heavy cannon made for anti concrete and infantry launcher.
I think this is going to be one of the next tanks I build. I recently got mr. Mike Rinaldi’s Book (SM.04) where he does an insanely detailed build of a brumbar so I want to build one of these stubby boys with this crazy camo.
ha ha ha, Men of war 2 )))) didn't expect it yet but it is here....
01:58 wtf are those beams between the weels meant to be???
The part where Hermann Göring gets inside the sturmtiger's cannon,its like santa giving them a special present,himself
This was a very interesting video, well done Simple History. The Sturmpanzer was without a doubt a huge war machine(maybe the Germans were compensating for something) and the thumbnail of Goring getting stuck in the barrel(which also happens in the video) was hilarious🤣.
That thumbnail is crazy bro
Looks like Simple History added Hermann Goering in the Sturmtiger!
That's very interesting thing you have told.
Could you try to show video KV-2 tank (cross section)?
Kv2
@@ryaniw4297 Okay I correct right now. Thanks a lot.
2:20 bro deleted that poor guy
Wow nice Göring banter on the Thumbnail
Goring was there because it was rocket propelled and therefore he had to call it an air concern
As soon as they said about preservation, I thought I'd hear Bovington. It's a shame they only got the gun but cool there's something of this machine represented there.
I've been waiting for this 😲
Persona 3 reference!1!1!?
Crazy anyways I bought the war thunder sturmtiger and honestly it’s very fun
worth it?
@@Oliver-m8i nope but it’s still fun
Thank you simple history for uploading a video on my favorite tank❤ with love and support from Daniel
Assault gun, not a tank.
Was waiting for this one it’s such a strange tank that saw little action
Assault gun, not a tank.
Ich habe einen Sturmtiger im Museum in Sinsheim in Deutschland besichtigen dürfen, leider nur von außen aber es war schon beeindruckend.
5:22 that looked light.
German Ghost tank, designed to produce a loud "ooooh" sound to make Polish resistance forces suspect the forests were haunted by spooky ghosts (Warsaw, 1944)
Can you do a video about Warbonds and how they effect the war economy? I loved your rationing in WWII video!
Sturm tiga is fire
I remember that from Battlefield 1942: Secret Weapons of World War II
Göring is stuck on the Sturmtigers turret because he tried to eat it, and hitlers laughing at him
Real question is how will they load the cannon if the cranes gets destroyed or malfuctioned
Very good job dudes and well done!! Congratulations 995.95% yo throughout the 3rd week of said marvelous May. Finally, I get my dose of simple history.
The crane was not used to reload but to rearm, the video is misleading.
The dead tank animations have always been good, but the tanks literally disintegrating after being hit by the Sturmtiger is both hilarious and probably accurate
Saw this tank myself in Munster and wow it was impressive
Assault gun, not a tank.
the thumbnail deserves attention.
I really hope you do one for Polish 7tp crews they haven't gotten any attention.
Some say that it’s gun was used in the Bladeblade and vindicator in 40k
Men of war 2, assault squad is just awesome
Strumtiger is a Very Deadly Wonderweapon. It can Destroy anything its way but it requires a longer reload before it fire..
-Hans ?
*Ja ?
-See that huge building at our 12 o'clock ?
*Ja ?
-I don't like it.
*Say no more.
An absolute beast
Looks like something from Metal Slug.😎
'Nough said.
1:52 long distant cousin cameo
That thumbnail was hilarious
Now THIS is my kind of video!
yesss
It also had many issues with its suspension, transmission gear box, and engine due to its emminse weight.
Reloading with the crane is arguably the hardest part of the Sturmtiger.
It’s a misconception. It wasn’t reloaded with the crane. It was done internally. The crane was just to aid with putting the rockets into the vehicle at a resupply depot.
@@Deuce_and_a_half hmmm, that's very interesting. Glad to learn something new
Innacurate, we didn't see it destroying top tier tanks.
Let go simple history video
The wildest tank in company of hero’s 2
Bro violated Göring with that Thumbnail
Why is Göring pictured on the Thumbnail?
I guess because the barrel was big enough to fit a normally sized person, but göring was not normally sized.
He was mostly aerial, but they had to stuck him in a tank when there was no air raid, in order not to float away.
Well Goring was inspecting the new Sturmtiger when Hitler came by while the former was inside. Goring stuck his head out of the barrel to greet Hitler. Hitler thought to himself “This is getting out of hand, now he has an entire assault gun draped around his neck.
I dream to become a Strumtiger! I love your videos
0:44 origins: *big mortar with tiger assemble*
You can play with Sturmtiger in Company of Heroes 2
Bro did goering dirty in the thumbnail 💀
"We have lost many brave men, but their sacrifice is not in vain. Our tanks now form a line of steel so powerful that all German resistance will be crushed beneath its mighty treads. Today - we will watch as Seelow falls. Along with all those foolish enough to stand in our way." Viktor Reznov
That thumnail tho XD
CaseOh if he was a tank commander
The author’s barely disguised fetish.
This seems like something out of a video game
your advertisement almost gave me a heart attack
Flatbeds don’t have rods it’s just wheels with breaks 1:45
Tiger after having a new purpose: Well... I get new gun right?
Right?!
Herman goring in the sturmtiger barrel is funny
I figured the weakness of the Sturmtiger would be the fact that the Tiger's engines constantly wore down and was in constant demand for spare parts. I didn't know it needed a crane to re arms its main gun with its 760-pound shells (presumably they are too heavy to lift by hand). On top of that if this animation is correct, the crane is outside the vehicle, making it an easy target.
The external crane was for restocking shells.
There is another crane inside the vehicle that assisted the loading of the projector so that no one was exposed during the process. Well, aside from the front as there’d be a 38cm hole briefly for the next rocket to be loaded.
@@theworldsthreat Oh OK, so it's not as dumb as this animation makes it look. it "only" has the weaknesses of no horizontal traverse plus the usual Tiger engine problems.
@@alex_zetsu Yes. The engine and transmission problems would be worse from the added weight too.
On a side note: The projector also takes a couple minutes to reload, not a half hour or so. I’ve seen many people claim it took forever to reload but that isn’t true either.
The fact you could use the barrel as an escape hatch
quite literally a moving mini nuke
How to spot someone's knowledge about WW2 armored vehicles.
- beginner: it's a tank
- intermediate: it's a Sturmtiger!
- expert: it's a Sturmmörserwagen!
I got a question. Will you be making a video of the OAS? The reason I ask is because I’m currently reading the novel ‘The Day Of The Jackal’ by Frederick Forsythe. I’m halfway through the book and it opened of with a brief history lesson and further tidbits of information on the organization
Could you do one of these videos on the JagdPanzer?
The panzer 4 looked so sad when it was rejected
Can you cross sections on the tiger 1 and 2 please i have been wanting this for a long time i have subscribed and liked every video i have watched of you i am requesting as a big fan