2021: The Armor & Cavalry Collection Move Year in Review
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
- For many of us, 2021 has been a challenging year. Despite the hardships experienced, the Armor & Cavalry Collection perservered and continued the titanic move of historic armor pieces to our new facility, the "Tankodrome". This video captures the action, with the first images showing our starting point the first week of Janury 2021 to the final efforts the week of Christmas 2021.
All of these efforts were made possible by the support and teamwork of entities here at Fort Benning, the U.S. Army Center of Military History, and the U.S. Army at large. Most importantly, we wish to recognize the work of volunteers who helped in the "boots on the ground" efforts. They represent civilians, military retirees, and active duty personnel from all ranks from Privates to Captains and even different branches. We thank them for their fantastic work in preserving the legacy and history of the Armor Branch.
We look forward to further progress (and additions to the Armor Collection) in 2022!
Music is "Victory" by Two Steps From Hell.
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When it’s completed and open to the public, this will be one of the greatest museums in history. Amazing work.
I don't think it will ever be open to the public with the way things are at the moment sadly.
Thank you! For ten years i have pestered my local congressmen and senators about the Aberdeen collection. All i could get was we don`t or contact Ft Lee. I am glad to see the old friends from Fort Knox and Aberdeen protected at last!!!!
Are these tanks from the former aberdeen and patton colletion?
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Open this to the public already!!!!
Everyone else: "Wow check out all these sweet vehicles!"
Me, foaming at the mouth: *"T28T28T28T28T28T28T28"*
You guys are really doing an amazing job. What a service to all lovers of history. Keep up the great work. Would love to see more videos of the collection this year if you can!
In 1 year ya managed to turn a empty hangar into a home for hundreds of tanks,bikes,halftracks, and more including housing some of the rarest vehicles in existence like the HSTV-L,Tiger I and II,XM-1,M8 Buford and more
Keep up the great work NACC and keep those vehicles safe for years to come
Thank you for sharing your wonderful collection with us.
I’m excited to see 2022. Keep up the good work!
Wow love to visit this collection! All involved have done an amazing job!
Thank you for moving those from outside to that great building inside. you have given me great joy watching your work. keep filming. thank you again. :)
This is looking amazing. Whenever that M22 locust is complete I think it would be neet to put it close the the t28 and US heavy tanks, to see the size difference.
ABSOLUTELY STUNNING!! I'm a Helicopter Mechanic for US Customs and I LOVE seeing video's like this! How many vehicles are fully operational in your fleet? 👍👍
Great year in review!!
Outstanding!!!
2:34 that vehicle used to set behind the building at 6th and Old Ironsides near brooks Field
The amount of rare vehicles in one building is insane! You guys are awesome, here is to another year of amazing videos, Cheers!
Very cool! Thx!!
Bravo
I would love to see this in person. It would be a dream come true. Where is this going to be located?
Soon to be biggest tank museum and most interesting in the world
Watched this minutes after you posted last night, and then again now. Awesome work. Thanks for keeping history alive! @2:00 is that a British Mark V**? Looks like the longer variant. Nonetheless cool variant.
2:36 that's an STRV103 that's probably rarer than the Tiger ffs.
Happy new year and take care. You know who you are :)
When is the next open house scheduled for?
I would love to see all the changes from My previous visit, which was fantastic BTW and I recommend everyone to attend.
I want to visit so bad 😭
If you made videos of the restoration process, you would get tons of views!
Hello! Is there a full list of this collection? I love the patton and m60 tanks btw!
Hey armor and calvary collection if you have any Sherman 105 turrets lying about try putting them on m6 heavy tank chassis then you can make a wedge formation with them with the t95/t28 super heavy at the front of the formation in a parade
Seeing the Panther II moving, even if it isn't under its own power, is just incredible!
Do you have any plans to remove the Ausf G turret from it?
Are any of the German tanks from the outdoor collection at the Aberdeen Proving Ground back in the 1970's?
Does anybody know when the museum will be open to the public?.
When will you guys be open to the public?
sadly they will not be open as its is for military use only, they do have open nights once in a blue moon
When/is this facility opening to the public?
Do you guys have an M60 as part oy your collection? The one that has an M48 looking turret?
So all of them got moved where?
How could they cut the sides of the tanks? it's terrible.
if they didn't the army would have scrapped them after the war, the only reason why is because service men said they could be studied after the war for the next generation of designers, hence they needed to cut em to convince them to preserve it for study
What is the stretched low rider one with the huge gun @ 0:38?
Hello, that is our MBT-70.
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