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no it was significant because it was uss indianapolis that delivered the atom bomb

Got 2 minutes into this and gave up... terrible computer narration and 5 out of 6 of the images shown weren't of the Cromwell, but were of the Comet, so not too sure of any research that might have taken place...

The M26 Purshing was indeed a Powerful Heavy Tank Buster,against the German Tiger & the Panther Tanks ,a Great Heavy Tank 😊

This AI voice is awful 😂

Ah, so!

This is very hard to listen to

Pershings were in aktion in the ardennes bulge ?????.

wrong boat

The artificial narration is a boring, repetitive, meritless drone of questionable information and outright misinformation.

If it's supposed to be about the diesel boat from WWII then why so many pictures of the nuclear powered one?

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The Pershing first saw combat in early 1945 in the European Theater during the battle for Remagen Bridge across the Lower Rhine on March 7, 1945, and even saw service on Okinawa in May.[3] However, they only saw limited service, with very few if any actually fighting with Axis armored vehicles. Typically, M26s were used to mop up remaining German troops and secure territory into Germany itself, and only 310 reached units before the war ended.

Enter the Heavy The M26 Pershing was deployed rather late onto the battlefields of WWII, with the first 20 landing in the Belgian port of Antwerp in January 1945. These 20 tanks would be the only Pershings possibly seeing combat in World War Two, spread between the 3rd and 9th Armored Divisions, part of the First Army.

"M26 Pershing: Why America’s Heavy Tank Arrived Too Late for WWII" ua-cam.com/video/i9CPGOTd0G4/v-deo.html

It was deployed in trivial numbers and had no impact.

The M-4 had sloped armor.

The synthetic voice just ruins the whole thing.

A picture of the successful S-40 would have improved the flow of this video. Keith Besherse

If it is a flat twin it is not a 45 degree v. A flat twin is 180°!

Why the heck do you have the WLA in the thumbnail?

Robot voice, that's a thumbs down from me.

FAKE AI Voice, typical of Russian Bait videos, Give this crap a Thumbs down, its all plagurized

Interesting film. I hadn’t realised that Kriegsmarine used them but that would make sense considering there were no German aircraft carriers. Typical Nazi solution to resort to technological innovation even if the war was lost.

The Achilles is an m10 just with the British qf 17 pounder gun as a modification

This post is like most AI created post . A lot of miss information. In both photos and facts

An interesting piece absolutely ruined by having a robot read the script.

A bit of U.S. Army history

Cool subject. Pity that you had a machine read the script. Thumbs down.

Nice Pics. Harley should have made limited production numbers of these per year. They would have sold a Few.

So full of crap robot voice they make it sound like hd invented the suspension it was an exercise in what are the Germans using can make it better cheaper and made more quickly what are that designs faults do we need this or that it was all for the African campaign which ended sooner than what was planned

A horizontally opposed twin is 180*, not 45*. A lot of bad information in this video. A lot of the pictures also didn't match the timing of the script. Thumbs down.

So....the first thing you dhow is a WLA????

Excelsior also built a folding scooter for British paratroops as well

Yawn.

OMG the Cushman was an overweight piece of junk and quite inferior to two equvalent British wartime bikes designed for air drop usage: the RE Flying Flea and the Wellbike, both being more compact, lighter and with much superior design & performance qualities, the RE bike being used extensively after the war, via army surplus disposal.

Almost no ground clearance

I like your content

Your video isn't offensive, it's just a bit irritating. However, I must commend you for pointing out the critical damage in regard to the fuel polishing system, which would have prevented the Graf Spee from making it back to a European base. The other thing was the ammunition expended during the battle. Something like 80% of the 11-inch ammo had been expended, even though the Exeter had been severely damaged, and neither Ajax nor Achilles were in any shape to continue the fight, the British managed to convince the Germans that there was an overwhelming force weighting for them. Add to that Hitler telling then not to let the ship be interned, all led to the scuttling of the Spee.

I hate AI, can't even pronounce the ships name correctly.

I could only watch three minutes of it because of the computer generated audio.

AI voice's are just awful. Really unwatchable

Bismarck only managed to sink HMS Hood and Tirpitz didnt do too much as it was sunk by the RAF although the RN dispute this as she didnt totally sink.

Get rid of that awful AI voice, its awful

You should watch the film Battle of the River Plate, 2 HMS cruisers and 1 HMNZS took it apart.

As soon as I heard you pronounce the carriers name, I stopped the video and started something else.

4:05 - I'd ride in that tank brother!! LOL!

Captain Langsdorff was a commander of the old school. A man of honor who valued the lives of his crew and felt that his duty required him to share the fate of his ship. He should be remembered!

Untold if you have never bothered to pick up a book on the subject

Very poor AI talking in this one.