Hey that’s good. Notice the FVGCG function during vehicle movement. Two gyros to lock target. 1RHA had to dispose of excess ammunition on a NATO exercise in early seventies and put 120 rounds down one barrel to consternation and admiration of Leopard 1 German Regiment on same range. They were fairly stunned at accuracy and rate of fire on series of targets. Bloody good tank when properly maintained. Arte et Marte REME.
@@alangordon3283 Normal procedure for self propelled artillery is to have armoured OP’s to keep up with tank units. Having trained on Chieftain I got a Centurion to look after as well as the guns of course plus some Stalwarts a few Ferrets Mr Brown’s compass and any other old crap electrically that the VM’s couldn’t fix. Add to that the Officer’s cars, horse boxes etc. Life was very interesting as you had to fix whatever came your way.
My Dad was British Army from late 1946 into the 60s. Initiially trained with the 17/21st Lancers on Cruiser tanks, then was transferred to the Royal Scots Grey's as they re-roled onto the Centurion. He rated the Centurion very highly.
Moin aus Hamburg.Ich liebe deine Videos von der Army an der Küste.Wir kommen ab dem 16.7 für 2 Wochen nach Vejers.Sind dort seit 37 Jahren.Weißt du ob in dem Zeitraum noch Militärische Aktivitäten sind ? Lg Chris aus Hamburg
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Nice video - good to see their still functioning and putting rounds down range. Cheers and stay safe
Thank you 😊
Hey that’s good. Notice the FVGCG function during vehicle movement. Two gyros to lock target. 1RHA had to dispose of excess ammunition on a NATO exercise in early seventies and put 120 rounds down one barrel to consternation and admiration of Leopard 1 German Regiment on same range. They were fairly stunned at accuracy and rate of fire on series of targets. Bloody good tank when properly maintained. Arte et Marte REME.
What were Artillery doing in tanks 🤷♂️
@@alangordon3283 Normal procedure for self propelled artillery is to have armoured OP’s to keep up with tank units. Having trained on Chieftain I got a Centurion to look after as well as the guns of course plus some Stalwarts a few Ferrets Mr Brown’s compass and any other old crap electrically that the VM’s couldn’t fix. Add to that the Officer’s cars, horse boxes etc. Life was very interesting as you had to fix whatever came your way.
Cheers for catching the Cent in action.
My Dad was British Army from late 1946 into the 60s. Initiially trained with the 17/21st Lancers on Cruiser tanks, then was transferred to the Royal Scots Grey's as they re-roled onto the Centurion. He rated the Centurion very highly.
Way ahead of its time--back in the time when the best tank was also the most survivable
Excellent shots and am amazed to see the old Brit Centurion still at work with live ammo 🤯
Could Dorchester armour be retro fitted to the Centurion ?
Proves they are a) not slow cross country 😮 b) I think the best Cold War tank tbh
Moin aus Hamburg.Ich liebe deine Videos von der Army an der Küste.Wir kommen ab dem 16.7 für 2 Wochen nach Vejers.Sind dort seit 37 Jahren.Weißt du ob in dem Zeitraum noch Militärische Aktivitäten sind ? Lg Chris aus Hamburg
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Is it a Centurion MK.7? Or variants above? Only the variants above or is MK.7 are equipped with a 10.5cm gun😂😂😂
Arrrghhhh, ive just spunked my kegs!!! Tadar got to go get bog roll.....