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Nur wenn du auf der Autobahn überholen willst und sie dich nicht durchlassen wollen. Ansonsten kommt die Gefahr im Strassenverkehr für einen Panzer meistens von hinten...

we know why :) People know tanks more than they know geoguessr :).

To any German it's obvious that it's Switzerland as our tanks aren't running.

I believe it is a Swiss road :). If Geoguessr has taught me anything :).

Western vehicles use rubber pieces on the bottom of every piece of track. Among the no-so-fun tasks for a panzer crewman is to install and remove these rubber pieces on every single piece of track whenever the vehicle goes on a public road after field use or vice versa. During winter there's also these winter pieces that "bite" into the surface you drive on to enhance the grip so changing between those and the rubber pieces is the real nuisance.

If the tank's muzzle faces forward, it can catch something, and the turret mounts on NATO tanks are quite weak, so that some very strong building can tear off the tank's turret if the barrel rests against it In any case, hitting everything around it is also not a good idea

@@tweakstab5143 Any tank's main gun will get damaged if hit onto elements because that's not what they are designed to do

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I mean almost every tank/IFV/APC has blinkers.

@@TheNotoriousT Unless they run out of blinkerfluid. Common with german vehicles 🙂

They went to Avdeevka, to Ukrainian Front.

​@@sudfacno this is the swiss army

@@tobiasmuller2086 oryx: 1 Leopard 1A5: (1, damaged) 18 Leopard 2A4: (1, destroyed) (2, destroyed) (3, destroyed) (4, destroyed) (5, destroyed) (6, destroyed) (7, destroyed) (8, destroyed) (9, destroyed) (1, damaged) (2, damaged) (3, damaged) (4, damaged) (5, damaged) (1, damaged and abandoned) (2, damaged and abandoned) (3, damaged and abandoned) (4, damaged and abandoned) 11 Leopard 2A6: (1, destroyed) (2, destroyed) (3, destroyed) (4, destroyed) (5, destroyed) (3, destroyed) (1, damaged) (2, damaged) (3, damaged) (1, damaged and abandoned) (2, damaged and abandoned) 7 Stridsvagn 122: (1, destroyed) (1, damaged) (1, damaged and abandoned) (2, damaged and abandoned) (3, damaged and abandoned) (4, damaged and abandoned) (5, damaged and abandoned)

sei dir da mal nicht so sicher, uns ist alles zuzutrauen :D

@@Schimml0rd haha🤣

@blubb 9004 Und wenn, dann drängelt er nur einmal....

This is due to the ridiculous requirements of the German government. Fun fact: German tanks even have to be designed for use by pregnant soldiers.

In Deutschland haben selbst Kinderwagen einen Blinker. Deutsche Gründlichkeit. 😉

Why does every video have to bring up America? so tiring of seeing daily Stale Jokes on US.

They have rubber pads on the tracks, so they don't just leave a trail of destruction as they go.

Out of curiousity, in your opinion, which tank combat vehicle is absolutely top notch as of 2023 (as opposed from those destined for the scrap yard so to speak)?

not like Russian tanks haven't been outdated since the 80s, especially now that Russia has to be happy with uncooled thermal imagers for their tanks...it's back to gen 1 everything for them, they do have the industrial power to push out a hell of a lot of cheap shitboxes but not actually good vehicles, China ain't that much better unless they finally ditch the T-90 based hull from the ZTZ-99 with that horribly designed carousel autoloader.

Just like T90s and Abrams, both pieces of crap.