To those of you that wonder what's in the video: 0:00 M29 Weasel 0:16 Sherman M4A1 Grizzly + Stuart M5A1 0:19 OT-810 0:59 (from right to left) M4A2 Sherman, Ford M8, M18 Hellcat on a M9 Rogers Trailer, M4A1 Sherman, M24 Chaffee, M4A1 Sherman 1:06 Panzer 68 1:22 (from left to right) M4 High Speed Tractor Allis-Chalmers, M18 Hellcat, turretless M5 Stuart, Jeep Willys MB, Scammell Pioneer, M51 Super Sherman 1:30 Strumgeschütz III Ausf. F/8 2:31 (in the background, from right to left) M4A1E8 Sherman 76mm HVSS, M4A4 Sherman Firefly, Renault UE, Hetzer 2:40 Leopard I 3:09 Ward-La-France M1A1 3:23 M4AE8 Sherman 76mm HVSS 4:15 (in the background) M4A4 Sherman Firefly 4:24 M4 Sherman 105mm 5:58 M51 Super Sherman 6:30 M29C Weasel 6:48 Leopard I 6:58 Panzer 68 7:20 Leopard I 7:42 Stuart M5A1 8:42 (in the background) M113, FV432, Leopard I) 8:49 M29 Weasel 9:09 Ford GPA 9:30 GMC DUKW 353 "Duck" 10:01 Ford GPA 10:13 Inflatable boat 10:23 GMC DUKW 353 "Duck" 10:43 Ford GPA
They have done a remarkable job restoring and making everything look authentic. I'm a veteran of the 1/11th armored Cavalry Regiment in 1972. I have seen a few vehicles restored from my time, Brings back a lot of old memories.
I like how that Swiss Panzer 68 just goes in to the corner like it has wheels and not tracks. It has better steering system than any tank of that time.
Aircraft radial engine. Needs to be cranked when it stands still for a longer period of time to get the oil away from the lowest cilinders. After that only electric start for the rest of the day.
What the heck is that open topped, but tracked American vehicle at the very beginning? I've seen many Bren gun carriers & variants, but no idea what that was.... It looks as if they were driving it in reverse....(??)
How about if one of you military experts would post a comment with the time it appears and description of what it is we're looking at so that the rest of us could learn something? I'd thank you for it.
That's not a Sherman,it's similar,but it has a chassy of a m4 jumbo Sherman (Sherman jumbo is a nickname,I'm not gonna say the real name because its long)but it has a m4 Sherman turret module which could not fit on a Sherman jumbo do to it's size.
**Are we sure that the American made tank at **3:40** doesn't have a Russian engine in it?** Only Russian tanks smoke like that! Lol. It's got issues! It's clearly getting oil in its combustion chambers.
Patrick McLeod it's a radial engine-oil very commonly settles in the lower chambers causing lots of smoke. That's why those guys were hand cranking it before starting, to get some of that oil out.
@@5metalacid1 That makes sense. I forgot that some Shermans and other American armored vehicles had radial engines early on. I think they were eventually superseded by standard engines though(??) Obviously, radial engines were originally designed primarily for use in planes, but I'm curious as to the horsepower vs torque profile of radials. Obviously heavy, but relatively slow vehicles like trucks & tanks require engines that produce more torque than horsepower, and at lower rpms. But what about fighters and bombers, which is more important for those applications, torque or horsepower?
I'll be honest, I didn't click on the video to watch a bunch of obese Sherman tanks, number one McDonald's costumers. I wanted to see the Stug, all around and in a little more detail.
MrEndrius79 And the German cross was the crosshairs for allies gunners? This is a video showcasing many different tanks on both sides many years after the war ended. It's meant to let people admire the amazing vehicles produced by many nations. Why people feel the need to make comments like that I have no clue
Why people feel the need to make comments like your? A demonstration of restored vehicles is little different from real war. During the war they often painted national insignia(or obscured with mud) because they became targets. You want an example? "The stars remained in use officially until the end of the war, though in practice they were often painted out, particularly on vehicle sides, as they offered too good a sighting mark for German gunners."(cit. Peter Hodges) German also change national insignia because initial white cross are too visible by enemy gunners.
MrEndrius79 I know both of those things about the insignia already. These demonstrations are QUITE different from war. And I don't see why you don't understand people who make "comments like mine". Yours was the aggressive comment on a video meant to showcase history not praise either side.
To those of you that wonder what's in the video:
0:00 M29 Weasel
0:16 Sherman M4A1 Grizzly + Stuart M5A1
0:19 OT-810
0:59 (from right to left) M4A2 Sherman, Ford M8, M18 Hellcat on a M9 Rogers Trailer, M4A1 Sherman, M24 Chaffee, M4A1 Sherman
1:06 Panzer 68
1:22 (from left to right) M4 High Speed Tractor Allis-Chalmers, M18 Hellcat, turretless M5 Stuart, Jeep Willys MB, Scammell Pioneer, M51 Super Sherman
1:30 Strumgeschütz III Ausf. F/8
2:31 (in the background, from right to left) M4A1E8 Sherman 76mm HVSS, M4A4 Sherman Firefly, Renault UE, Hetzer
2:40 Leopard I
3:09 Ward-La-France M1A1
3:23 M4AE8 Sherman 76mm HVSS
4:15 (in the background) M4A4 Sherman Firefly
4:24 M4 Sherman 105mm
5:58 M51 Super Sherman
6:30 M29C Weasel
6:48 Leopard I
6:58 Panzer 68
7:20 Leopard I
7:42 Stuart M5A1
8:42 (in the background) M113, FV432, Leopard I)
8:49 M29 Weasel
9:09 Ford GPA
9:30 GMC DUKW 353 "Duck"
10:01 Ford GPA
10:13 Inflatable boat
10:23 GMC DUKW 353 "Duck"
10:43 Ford GPA
my fav is the m4 sherman 105mm cuz its like the american derp cannon just like one in the kv 2 with its 152mm 6 inch cannon
@@mgapryt4930 My fav was the inflatable boat.
They have done a remarkable job restoring and making everything look authentic. I'm a veteran of the 1/11th armored Cavalry Regiment in 1972. I have seen a few vehicles restored from my time, Brings back a lot of old memories.
StuG III - that low silhouette ambushing and hunting beast.
I like their disigne stug lll
Peace-Of-Mind the motor sounds so good
Pity that the old thing couldn't do more than a few yards in reverse.
These videos are fantastic. As an avid military modeler getting to see the real thing in action in modern digital video is great!
Thanks!
Great footage! Very enjoyable to watch!
Thanks!
The fog makes it look even better !!
Ikr
Leopard 1 is one of the best tank design ever made. Its just so beautiful.
I like how that Swiss Panzer 68 just goes in to the corner like it has wheels and not tracks. It has better steering system than any tank of that time.
Most Excellant!.......love to have been there!
The mist that came down was a nice touch too.
Not just a StuG III but an F-8 at that !!
What a very innovative hand crank system.
Aircraft radial engine. Needs to be cranked when it stands still for a longer period of time to get the oil away from the lowest cilinders. After that only electric start for the rest of the day.
The StuG III is F or F/8 version? I think this is F/8, because the cannon looks longer than the F.
Wow the noise! Soo cool
The barrel rings on the StuG are wrong, they must be at the muzzle.
dat StuG is HOT
the exhaustpipe is hotter !
@@RexWort XDDDDDDD
The Stug III looks so cool. Like a beautiful sports car between Fiat Panda from the 80s, Except for the leopard
Those radial engined Shermans are very smokey and spluttery on startup aren't they
What the heck is that open topped, but tracked American vehicle at the very beginning? I've seen many Bren gun carriers & variants, but no idea what that was.... It looks as if they were driving it in reverse....(??)
M29 Weasel ;)
Patrick McLeod
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Is there like a job to drive any of these vehicles?
What is up with the transmission on the Panzer 68? You can hear it from a mile away.
4:10 this won't pass smog for sure?
Do you mind?
What is the name of the vehicle appearing from 8:49?
M29 Weasel ;)
How about if one of you military experts would post a comment with the time it appears and description of what it is we're looking at so that the rest of us could learn something? I'd thank you for it.
I think my last comment on this video could be of interest for you ;)
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What's that toy tank doing there at 7:44.
original engine on the stug?
yes!
Sounds powerless... but needs more time to get on operational temperature.
6:14 it seems like M4 Rev. (WoT)
oh yes
m4 french version
3:21 МВ-750
I thought that the Super Sherman was a M4 Revalorise
What is the small one at the beginning?
It's a M29 Weasel, it was built by Studebaker during WW2
WHERE IS THE KV-1 AND THE KV-2?!
if that driver's hatch were to fail on the sherman it could really knock out the driver
oh still on my Bucket List to see!
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The collective "Ooh!/ah!" at 10:19 made me laugh
Why is the Super Sherman in American markings though? It was an Israeli design wasn't it
No mosquitos with all that exhaust smoke!
Cool
Is that a legit real Stud or replica?
Legit!
great vehicles
Love those German Halftracks.
Czech 😉
That's not a Sherman,it's similar,but it has a chassy of a m4 jumbo Sherman (Sherman jumbo is a nickname,I'm not gonna say the real name because its long)but it has a m4 Sherman turret module which could not fit on a Sherman jumbo do to it's size.
Pretty sure that funny looking Sherman was an Israeli M51. They modified a lot of M4A3E8 Sherman's with a French gun.
@@jamesbednar8625 It was an A1. The A3 has a welded hull.
German tanks sound the best
Stuart...
Nice
The German knew how to build heavy metal.
that Stug is a show stealer
We're not against Tanks. We're not against tank-_ers._ But we *are* against those _Stugs..._
**Are we sure that the American made tank at **3:40** doesn't have a Russian engine in it?** Only Russian tanks smoke like that! Lol. It's got issues! It's clearly getting oil in its combustion chambers.
Patrick McLeod it's a radial engine-oil very commonly settles in the lower chambers causing lots of smoke. That's why those guys were hand cranking it before starting, to get some of that oil out.
@@5metalacid1 That makes sense. I forgot that some Shermans and other American armored vehicles had radial engines early on. I think they were eventually superseded by standard engines though(??) Obviously, radial engines were originally designed primarily for use in planes, but I'm curious as to the horsepower vs torque profile of radials. Obviously heavy, but relatively slow vehicles like trucks & tanks require engines that produce more torque than horsepower, and at lower rpms. But what about fighters and bombers, which is more important for those applications, torque or horsepower?
StuG 3,the best !!
Super Sherman!!
this is what an International Expeditionary Force look like
Cool army Cool
good Video tho!
Halftracks 💪💪💪💪💪💪👍👍👍👍
Stug’s gun is too long
I like stubs, but god tanks wreck everything under their tracks ! Whatever must a battlefield have looked like !
エキゾーストいい！！
Army
Most boys like cars.............. I like armoured vehicles
OT 810 MOTOR TATRA
такое впечатление что все за войной соскучились
In other words it's not a real tank because of it's mixed modules
I'll be honest, I didn't click on the video to watch a bunch of obese Sherman tanks, number one McDonald's costumers.
I wanted to see the Stug, all around and in a little more detail.
WOT Thailand 😊😀😁
Stug life
Stug lll God of tear 5,. Wot . blitz
Op
American technology 🙈🤣😂
Not compare to our Deutsche technology...we were the best, still the best! 💯
German's tank burns very good!) Checked by USSR)
The last year has proven to the world that the Tank is nothing but an overrated, over engineered piece of artillery.
Big american white stars were german targets XD
MrEndrius79 And the German cross was the crosshairs for allies gunners? This is a video showcasing many different tanks on both sides many years after the war ended. It's meant to let people admire the amazing vehicles produced by many nations. Why people feel the need to make comments like that I have no clue
Why people feel the need to make comments like your?
A demonstration of restored vehicles is little different from real war. During the war they often painted national insignia(or obscured with mud) because they became targets.
You want an example? "The stars remained in use officially until the end of the war, though in practice they were often painted out, particularly on vehicle sides, as they offered too good a sighting mark for German gunners."(cit. Peter Hodges)
German also change national insignia because initial white cross are too visible by enemy gunners.
MrEndrius79 I know both of those things about the insignia already. These demonstrations are QUITE different from war. And I don't see why you don't understand people who make "comments like mine". Yours was the aggressive comment on a video meant to showcase history not praise either side.