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There's an app called tiger 2

@@Commander_Koyke too few , over engineered

Nazi tanks weren't all that good ww2 even today the German tank is not No 1

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No the panther has been restaured by the tank museum of saumur. Biggest tank collection of France

@@Fox19490 so camouflage pattern is from museum , not from first tank made for combat?thanks for your reply

the T34 was better tank, it actually won ww2 along with the Sherman - both these tanks were designed to win a war

@Mordred's Quest - you over rate an inferior machine The Tiger tank was over complicated. For instance the interleaved running wheels clogged with mud and froze. To take one inner wheel off you had to remove five adjoining wheels. The horizontal torsion bar suspension caused the tank to have a high profile and frequently they broke. The tank was too heavy. The engine, transmission and final drive were designed for a lighter tank, but Hitler added around nine tons more armor to the tank overtaxing the drive train. As the war went on, inability to get certain metals prevented the various steels used in the tank to become brittle causing failure in the transmission and final drive. It was very expensive to build. Only some 1300 were made. It was not an assembly line tank, it was a artisanal tank made in small batches in smaller factories limiting the output requiring special parts to be made by hand which took time to manufacture. It was man hour intensive to make and man hour intensive to operate. For every one hour in combat crews expected to do nine hours of work on the tank. It was prone to breakdown in the field which drew many men from the battlefield to repair these tanks. The tank engines had limited life span of under 1000 miles. Compared that to the Sherman some of which were in continual operation from Normandy to the border of Germany pausing only to change the oil and fill up with gas. Seriously a lot were driven 3000 to 4000 miles with no need for major repairs. The Turret traverse was slow. It too a full minute to rotate the turret 360 degrees. It could not shoot on the move. The turret rotation required power from the engine it did not use a separate motor, so if the tank was moving, turret rotation slowed even more. The driver did not have a periscope only a vision opening. To see much you had to have your face pressed up against it and even then, you could not see the front of the glacis plate. It was a driver’s nightmare. The gunner had a decent sight, but only limited magnification. The Tank was too heavy, slow and not very maneuverable. It was a good stand off and snipe tank, but proved a disaster in urban situations, in towns, cities or places like the Bocage area of France and the heavily mudded areas of eastern front where the Russians would draw the tank into in order to defeat it. It was billed as a break through tank, but did not do too well due to limited visibility. Michael Witmann the Tiger Ace was killed when his tank along with three others were ambushed by a group of Canadian tanks when they launched an attack on British units to their front. They drove right into the sights of the Canucks who were in defilade to their right and didn’t know what hit them when the Fireflys hit their side armor.

Nice propaganda bozo

the best maintained Panther Tanks are Ute und Ulrike of the WTD 41, they are basically operated by the german army, hence they are rarely presented to the public: ua-cam.com/video/yzTFKQONtm4/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/7f0JdTW3rUE/v-deo.html

the tank and what it stands for is not beautiful

@@majorrgeek ok communist boi

@@Alex-sv5cf - lol - get over the fact the Commies gave the inferior Nazis a good whipping

correction, it was Nazi engineering

FYI it's called neutral steering.

the Nazis used to line up civilians and crush them under these tanks in ww2

@@majorrgeek where ? lmao never, stop smoking dude.

@@nippon19 - smoking crack would be you newrepublic.com/article/141125/third-reich-addicted-drugs

barelly none, all empty or barelly empty military ones :)

+Sam Taylor I filmed it during the last week end of June 2013 for a big reenactment show in Saumur, France. The city is famous for is calvary school regiment and is castle on the Loire and one of the insame Tank museum of Europe with Bovington (UK) and Koubinka (Russia) => www.museedesblindes.fr/

welp, there is one more place that I have to visit!

Not all of them there were many that didn’t like what he was doing but couldn’t say anything or else them and there family would be killed, this goes to many soldiers too except SS

+HerrStein french tanks are drived in your streets during 50 years (1945-1991) lol!!!

congrats...you got a piece of the pie earned by other countries military success *thumbs up*

+RickouFR FR more like bought american tanks because the french tanks and weapons where shit

Ah ah cette bande de jalouse !!! Vous vous sentez roulé d'avoir perdu c tt bande de noob xD

Destens 2 in ww1 did the americans use french tanks, and in 1939-40 was the french tanks much better as the germans , but they had a large numeral superiority and was all druged to be never tired (pevirtin amphetamin drug)..never forgott that Germany had in 1939 close twice the population from france...