Excellent, would anyone know where the footage from 5.00 to 5.04 was taken ?, it looks as though it's Normandy ?, if anyone knows where in Normandy this wreck collection point was please post here.
RUclips seems to hate ACTUAL! historical content, all they want is "WokeLefty" nonsense,,, keeping history alive in the minds of viewers is what really matters, great video (as usual)
The footage from the Falaise Pocket is particularly interesting. The Panzers, and their supporting elements, especially the Waffen S. S., were subjected to savage Allied aerial, naval, and artillery bombardments, there are no recorded instances of losses of unit cohesion, or discipline, in fact the Germans simply re-formed damaged elements, and units, into ad hoc Kampfgruppen, and continued to fight savagely, and when necessary, retreat, in good order!
![[Full build]Miniart1/35 Stug.III ausf.G Alkett prod. october 1943 III号突撃砲G型【プラモデル 戦車】](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/bflHsDyYB0U/mqdefault.jpg)
Amazing footage of the Hummel, thank you for uploading 👍
It was an excellent self-propelled support howitzer. Exactly, it moved at the speed of tanks. Excellent combat system.
Great footage. Thanks
Thank you for the comment.
Super Material 👍👍👍
Благодарю за видео, очень интересные кадры!
Love the hummel. Such a nice design.
Imagine you are the crew of a "Hummel" and quickly have to load a shaped charge because an enemy tank appears right in front of you... .
must have been a scary moment, and probably an often occurrence in 1944 Eastfront
Excellent, would anyone know where the footage from 5.00 to 5.04 was taken ?, it looks as though it's Normandy ?, if anyone knows where in Normandy this wreck collection point was please post here.
Great stuff. 👍😊
Thank you! Cheers!
Ty👍🇳🇿
You're welcome.
RUclips seems to hate ACTUAL! historical content, all they want is "WokeLefty" nonsense,,, keeping history alive in the minds of viewers is what really matters, great video (as usual)
Looks like two T-34s at 4:48, on either side of a PzKw IV... beutepanzer serving in the West. Very interesting!
The footage from the Falaise Pocket is particularly interesting. The Panzers, and their supporting elements, especially the Waffen S. S., were subjected to savage Allied aerial, naval, and artillery bombardments, there are no recorded instances of losses of unit cohesion, or discipline, in fact the Germans simply re-formed damaged elements, and units, into ad hoc Kampfgruppen, and continued to fight savagely, and when necessary, retreat, in good order!
Hoy en dia ese cementerio de tanques y vehículos alemanes,por una pieza te podrían dar cientos de euros y por un vehículo miles
3:19 Göbbels
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Kade ulah poho ibadah!Kanu kawasa ameh Deket jeng babaturan,
is that Goebbels at ruclips.net/video/iwoQ5Ok0nWk/видео.html
It looks like it to me.
Yes I think it is