15minutes of Panther WW2 Footage Part 2
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- 15minutes of Panther WW2 Footage Part 2
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my father fought the war with an panther at the 1.SS Panzer Division, Leibstandarte. He was at Charkow, Kursk , Caen, Falaise, Ardenne , Hungary in March 1945. He had to change the Panther only one time when they agreed with General Patton to leave the tanks back(no fuel anyway, and the 1.SS Panzer went back over the Rhein River for new weapons and equipment. He got a new panther, with infrared light for night fights. The Panther was a with a good crew a killer machine, compare to the Tiger II which was called the life insurance. The Tank never broke down and got countless hits from T34 and Sherman’s and Churchill’s without get damaged. During the 1945 offensive at Hungary he was named at the Nazi News, Wochenschau, taking out eleven T34/85 in just 15 minutes. Later the same day they faced two IS2 which hit his Panther twice on the front. Big dent and noise but they took out both IS from around 1,000 yards . However, the battle for Vienna end of March 1945 he could not participate because one IS Tank hidden in a house hit him from around 500 yard at the side . Because of lack of half tracks his Panther was ordered for surveillance and moved slowly in the village. Two more Panther were 300 meter behind him and 200 meters behind the Panthers three King Tiger followed with some infantry. The rest of the pack recognized the villages was a trap and each house was occupied from an IS . The driver and radio man could make it out and burned, the tower crew made it out but got killed running for cover. Guess my father was lucky because he was not able to run, he lost the left food but did not realize it and felt all the time when he wanted to run as well. Eventually he was saved from Hungarian civilians which hide him till the other Panzer came after took out all the IS Tanks camouflaged in the houses of the village. At the German field hospital they took out all the metal shrapnels and amputated his left lower leg. Shortly later the Russians took the field hospital and he was a POW for the rest of 1945. Actually, the Russians gave him good care which was for SS not always a guarantee. In 1946 he walk out of the POW Camp , on his crutches , and the guard asked were he like to go? He answered in Russian he want to go Home to Munich, Germany. The guard gave him a pack of cigarettes and wished him good luck for the 900Km walk.....the rest is history.....
you are lucky to be the son of such a brave man.
Great history! Your must be proud!
That story is so crazy Ich glaubst du.
That's an amazing story one to tell my grandchildren about the most beautiful German tank to be built in ww2
In Ungarn, mit der Einheit, in der auch das grösste Panzerass aller Zeiten, nämlich "Knittel" war?
Awesome video. I'm a huge Panther fan, by far the most beautiful tank of the war. Some great footage I've never seen before!
Greg Danner glad you like it Greg
I also have a special softspot for the Panther.
I agree!
5:30 mark really good footage going threw forest tress alot power in the engine
gasdorfic muncher yea
Some of the shots are from a training movie for Panther. Anyway, I can't stop thinking how many, if any, of the people and tanks we see in these footages have lived to see another day.
This Panter Tank is moving so gentle and faster than any other Tank on battlefield doing WW ll
Thanks for posting this video God Bless You all 👍
Pretty much almost every other allied tank could move faster then the Panther, like the Sherman, Stuart, M26 Pershing, M24 Chaffee, M22 Locust and the Cromwell tank was the most maneuverable tank of the war.
@@PanzerPicture American and British armor forces was much larger than Germans , It's quite impressive how long They hold on as little They Have Ernst Barkmann Panter against seven Sherman Tank or Michael's Whitman's Tiger Tank destroyed Canadian armor columns in less than 15 minutes It's just two examples for Panzer Axe's Frantz Kurowsky Books
@@edwardjj4224 that's a lot of myths in one comment 👍 like Wittmann destroying a Armored column which never happened. He destroyed a few trucks, universal carriers and two Stuart tanks and a Cromwell, were he lost his one Tiger and another Tiger in the process together with a Panzer IV, yes really great.
@@PanzerPicture
Last time I checked, Wittman can be credited for 27 destroyed armored vehicles of which 12 can be categorized as tanks.
The allied lost 22 Cromwells, 5 Sherman (4 fireflies) and several m5 Stuarts. That just the tanks. Furthermore they lost a large number (to some sources up to 30)
of armored cars, halftracks and bren carriers . 217 Men KIA/MIA/WIA
German losses 6 Tigers and 2 Panzer IVs. 21 Men KIA/MIA/WIA
In terms of personal the allied had 10 times the losses.
Wittman was awarded. 100 alied officers and leading personal
were removed from their positions and reassigned.
Furthermore half of the video material you used is from the Swedish postwar tank mobility trials. The Panther competed against a Sherman and a Churchill in the original video. The sherman failed on almost every obstical that the Panther mastered easily. The Panther was much faster in light to heavy terrain than almost every tank you mentioned. Even claiming that the horribly underpowered m26 is faster than the Panther is pathetic.
For someone dealing with historical fotage on such a professional level, your are very badly informed about the historical context.
Awesome video! Thanks for the upload
There's some really cool camouflage patterns on some of those panthers :)
Thank you for your comment and indeed some great detail on camouflage.
I've always been fascinated by both the Tiger and Panther tanks, with the Tiger being my favorite. However, there's a lot to be said for the Panther. A vehicle with such beautiful lines and awesome power, it can be said that it even looked futuristic compared to other tanks of the time. No wonder the M1 Abrams has more than a few characteristics and details and that are obviously taken from the Panther.
Great video, keep em' coming!
I feel the same way. Which Tiger is your favourite? Mine's Tiger II. I prefer its design.
hey abrams is actully copy of tiger 3 top scerect super heavy fast tank which i actually designed becuase i am a german enginer but fucking allied porpaganda will never say you the truth
@@fabiana7157 Yes, I love the Tiger 2, which we allies called the King Tiger, but that’s a bastardization as I think a clearer translation from German is Tiger Royale. Is this not correct?
Thank God for these men; they killed a lot of communist and history will see their sacrifice. If your father or grandfather told you the truth about WW2, hold on to that truth; Web 3.0 will allow us to hear everything they are suppressing.
@@45auto82 not correct ! König and king are germanic titles while royale is of latin origin and actually french
Königstiger = Kingtiger
and the other version sounds like cat burger
Again a very very great video! Great footage.
Thank you
panzer picture.thank you for the response.I've never seen that footage before and i'ts interesting to find out what happened to some of those incredible machines.France got a few for actual use in their military,as well,pzfpfw IV to the middle east,etc...I enjoy this channel very much, will sub, and continue to watch.thanx again
pzkpfwiv freak Indeed France had a lot of Panthers and they still do.
Thank you for your sub and make sure to have a look on my second channel for more original ww2 footage.
The panther (Ausf.A) starting at 4:27 must be an Allied test vehicle considering two facts 1) that there's an operational Sherman in the background @ 10:58 and 2) its been modified. Some of these features include non standard headlights, a bar/ladder welded to the front right hand side of the glacis plate, its missing all its external accessories (including both stowage bins) it also has a small oblong box attached to the rear turret. It would make a good subject for a modeler.
This are Swedish postwar tests. The ladder is because it's a command tank. Today the tanks is in the german Panzermuseum in Munster with all its external equipment. Still operational.
@@HaVoC117X Interesting. Thanks for the Info.
You have nice vids with tanks
Nice view of that front drive without side skirts - the "play" of the upper track length on the move is cute. But the enormous height of the hull is very apparent without skirts as well. And they still managed to make it cramped inside for some crew members.
It was still the best medium tank of the war. Once the transmission bugs were worked out it was the best of any mediums fielded.
MorangRus. Panther was still lower profile than M4 Sherman though, but yeah, t-34 was much shorter in height for a medium. Those sloshy tracks as they return over tops of bogies, i noticed how loose they seemed too! Maybe a couple too many shoes? As long as they stay on i guess...there's a science behind it all that depends on terrain conditions & speed i suppose.
It only just entered active service during WW2, but the Centurion outclassed the Panzer IV - and it has had a remarkable career since then
Nice video bro 👍👍
Real backbone of the nazy army was the stuG 3 and the stuG 4 they had the best KTD ratio .
They were built in numbers!
They were cheap but good!
Good armor
Good relaibility
Good gun
Stugs didnt suffer for mechanical breakdown or engine failures.
But panther its a beautiful tank.
Hitler's giganto-mania and his desperate clinging to "miracle weapons" doomed more effective and efficient armor in favor of Panthers and King Tigers which were simply not needed and cost as much as 3-4 Stugs or Panzer IVs, which were more than capable against Shermans and T-34s.
@@mrvk39 im sorry but hitler believe that the big guys should be followed by the smaller ones
Fabio Ganassini but the Panther was the Best and most modern . The French Army took over 3,000 of them after the war and kept them till 1956! My father was in the war with the Panther and Said they called the KingTiger a Life insurance but loved the Panther more. They where mentioned in the Nazi News at February 1945 when they destroyed 11Russian T34/85 in 15 minutes. They took out two heavy IS tanks but was tough. Each took two hits before they took them out between 900-1,100 yards away. They got hit twice in the front which made a big dent and loud gong, but no damage. However, in March a IS took out his Panther with a hit in the side armor from less as 400yards. Only he and two comrades went out of the burning Panther , but his comrades got shoot from MG fire. He survive as prisoner of the Russians and in 1946 the Russians let him walk home,literally. Later he was hired from the Americas to prepare a German/US Tank brigade 1948:49 to fight against the Russians ....
@@ralphhofmeier8840 "best" is a very loaded term. Strategically, Panther was simply a BAD decision. Panzer IX with updated 88 gun was more than adequate to take on T-34s and later Shermans. Panther was substantially more expensive and had numerous defects and in turns prompted allies to update their tanks like T-34-85s and IS heavy tanks. At the end of the day, Panthers made no difference on the battlefield.
@@mrvk39 Panzer IV couldn't be improved after spring 1943. It could never take the 88mm gun. Chassis and turret were too small. Also Panther was not much more expensive than a Panzer IV
Nice rare footage...good music.
Nicholas Dobos thank you.
@@PanzerPicture hello did you know that i am german engienr and i deisgned the tiger 3 super heave fast tank ever maked??? and did you know americaa copy my tank for to make m4 abrams???? but allied propepaganda will of never tell you the truth because everyone knows that GERMANY MADE THE BEST THINGS FUCKIN AMERICA COPY HORTEON 209 TO MAKE B 2 SPRITI
@@wtfgamer8742 yes
Great video 👍👍
Awesome footage.
German engineering😎
And yet for all their engineering brilliance the Germans weren’t smart enough to stop Hitler’s to rise to power.
Hello
@@Squashed8Ball same happen in america now, they dont get it that they vote again a german megalomaniac who says "i make our great again" and btw befor hitler the germans suffered from 10 years heavy economic crisis
I’m an Army veteran & some of the impetuses for me to join beyond wanting to serve our country is that I am a huge history & military history buff. Two of my favorite eras are the Roman Empire & World War 2. The influence that the Wehrmacht had on modern warfare including weaponry & tactics cannot be overstated. E.G. the Sturmgewehr or StG 44 was the first widespread assault rifle which was the grandaddy to the AK-47 & M-16/M-4. The Panthers & Tigers influenced the Leopards & Abrams tanks. Blitzkrieg revolutionaed warfare which we know today as combined arms. Now the German leadership & military industry didn’t “invent” everything as they were influenced by many different countries & individuals such as the English who saw the potential of armor early on. Much of the concepts & weaponry they developed & perfected were from some of the nascent ideas that had yet to be realized, tested or implemented. Nonetheless they invented or revolutionized a lot of the weaponry & tactics that we use today.
Anyway, I was a 19kilo Armored Tanker in the US Army. Most of my career was spent in 4th ID, 3rd Brigade, 1st Battalion 68th Armored Regiment. I was in Charlie Company. At any rate, our battalion commander was LTC Ralf Zimmerman who was a US born 2nd generation German. He was a cool BC, & luckily enough my unit was blessed with awesome commanders & First Sergeants. The Battalion Commander had a model of a Panther on his desk & his father served in the Wehrmacht during WW2. He was a tanker but am unsure of the exact unit - not sure if it was the regular army, the Heer or the Waffen-SS. Funnily enough as the BC, he enjoyed some perqs & he gave his father a ride in an M1A1 on the tank trails behind the motorpools at Fort Carson. I’m sure it was a vlast for the old man who was probably in his late 60’s or so at the time in 1996.
My unit got a special deployment that fall. We did an exchanged program with the 1st Royal Tank Regiment of the British Army who was stationed at Paderborn, Germany at the Sennalager barracks & training grounds. This was the Wehrmacht’s old WW2 panzer kaserne & barrack. It was one of the Wehrmacht’s main panzer training areas & proving grounds. We also got to tour Wewelsburg Castle, which was Himmler’s “Castle Wolfenstein” that was supposed to be the “Camelot” of the SS. This was special training which we were paid for but man, you don’t get to do training like this often. It was a blast & the British tankers trained on our tanks at Ft Carson while we spent about 6 weeks in Germany. The Germans treated us like rock stars in Paderborn & complimented us on how polite & well behaved we wereZ. We did a fare amount of training but given the special circmustances, we were given more that an ample amount of free time. It was an absolute blast. I hope more units get to enjoy such deployments.
By the way Our NCO’s were completely gobsmacked at how well the British NCO’s are taken care of. They had a dinning facility that even US Officers would blush at. Their dinning hall was downright regal & they had a pair of private chefs who prepared gourmet meals. Of course the British Army has a long & stories history, & given it’s much smaller size, it affords them such pomp & circumstance. I mean, the dining facility & food quality cannot be overatated. Our command & NCOs were in complete shock & jealous. This wasn’t a US Military dining facility which produces underrated chow but it’s not even the same ballpark. Funnily enough too the junior enlisted in the British Army enjoys perqs & comforts that wouldn’t even be fathomed here in the US. In the barracks instead if CQ where someone is on formal duty as aomeone must be on hand 24/7 at our front desk, the Brits had a small pub in their barracks which a soldier mans as “duty” to serve pints to soldiers off duty. Some of the differences are mind blowing. The Brits were non too happy with us calling cadence at 0600hrs during our PT as they don’t get up as early either. The US Army is great & frankly our country would arguably benefit if more people experienced it even if only for 2-3 years as it’s a great experience. However, our military is huge & doesn’t enjoy the comforts afforded to the Brits like they enjoy. Man, that was a blast & a rare experience as exchange programs like the one we enjoyed was rather unique. If you ever get the chance don’t hesitate, if at all possible. One of my best friends arrived at the unit basically the day we were flying to Germany so he missed out on the once in a lifetime trip unfortunately & had to stay back at the unit on “Rear Detachment.” Totally sucks. Like most things in life, it’s all about timing.
Peace everyone & try to be kind. Life gives us enough drama so there’s no need to create more for yourself.😉👍🤘
Great story, man. Thank's for sharing this.All the best for you, from Germany.
@@slimbim77 Thank you I really appreciate you taking the time to read it & for the kind compliments. I known it’s a bit long, but I try to be thorough & detailed.
Ich liebe Deutschland. Deutschland ist unglaublich! Ich war zweimal dort und hoffe, bald wiederzukommen. Nochmals vielen Dank.
Take care & best of luck to you unt Deutschland! 🙂👍
I have a confession to make.
I'm in love with the Panther ❤🥇❤
Good for you, me all of German fighting vehicles I love em from Tank destroyers to tigers, panthers, and blueprints only tanks like Lowe, E100, etc.
@@kenjijohnsonsanzenin3388 E100 must be one of the most rare tanks German tanks ever build
@@opoxious1592 yep!
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Stunning footage I've never seen before.
Too nice footage video 👍
Esselamualejkum Mohamad
One great tank
3:32 from a training film to demonstrate counter measures by tankers when being attacked by infantry.
the overlapping wheels on Panther and Tiger´s were a big problem in russia. In Winter the snow and ice between the wheels get so hard frozen over night that in the morning the engine was unable to move the tank or sometimes the track broke ! The crew had do free all wheel spaces every evening which was a additional hard work beside the fights.
kubanskiloewe the overlapping wheels were a really bad design overall.
i think not in general.
kubanskiloewe. Not to mention the complexity & vulnerability of the suspension design with a 3-wide overlapping bogey layout. Sure, having the center bogies helps reduce ground pressure, but at a great cost of maintenance time. The double bogey design as used in christie suspension types(such as t-34), and also double bogies in m4 sherman & pretty much every other tank regardless of whether it had track return rollers or not, was & still is the prefered design.
german engineers always think they have to create the best possible solution ....but often it lacks practicallity and simpleness for easy building in large numbers and easy repair .....russians were perfect in taht matter i think .
Today we build perhaps the best cars with the superb technics but are they really the best cars ??? I think not because when it comes to reliabulity, practicallity, warranty time, price, repair costs there are mostly Asia cars on the top ! After over 29 years of AUDI/VW i changed to Korean and wow these things just work like a clockwork every day at every condition and with double warranty time.....indeed they are very good; not so superperfect in finishing or tuning but reliable workhorses which dont need much attention.
kubanskiloewe. Many things become overengineered when the backing behind them is overconfident. Porsche did well with the VW Beetle, the Kubelwagen & Schimmenwagen by keeping them simple...a trend that stuck for decades after the war. Fords & Chevys did well too for a time...but so much tech & dependency on computers & AI are making modern vehicles a nightmare. As nice as new cars may be, i'd rather find something 20 years or older with low mileage on the odometer. I don't trust a car with no direct mechanical link between steering wheel & front axle. Many now are 100% "fly-by-wire". Screw that.
...LOVE IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you for very rare footage. BTW where did those footage with Molotov cocktail came from?
Molotov cocktail scene came from a German training footage on how Panther crews could prevent Russian troops from getting on their tanks. The other footage with the Panther and Sherman firefly was testing the abilities of both tanks in climbing, trench crossing, going through dense forest, wading through deep snow and swampy grounds The Panther came out on top in every test that the Panther was put through. The only obstacle that the Sherman could match with the Panther was the trench crossing.
If I remember correctly the footage from 4:30 to 12:08 is actually of a Swedish Panther during terrain testing.
Indeed, and that Panther is now at the Munster Panzer museum.
@@PanzerPicture Great! It's nice to hear that it actually was preserved and not scrapped like many other. If I remember correctly, the Panther outclassed the other tanks in the tests?
3:06 German teleportation tech confirmed
haha goodeye
wow very nice video
Glad you like it Vortex
Only a 75MM gun but very underrated because of the fame of the 88's. However with the high velocity round this gun was on par or sometimes better.
Oh yeah My Phanter
Shes beautiful , hard to u fathom that she is 74yrs old
excelente prodution crazy go of Panther em 2021 \\\\\\
Still best army ever created but even the can't last forever,we've learned a lot from them though...
If the Germans stopped wanting to fight the entire planet every time they wanted a scrap . . they would be a major force by now
World's best army fighting for the world's worst cause
Um monstro em batalha...
Most footage appears to be from captured tanks during allied testing. You can see they are really careless when they drive the tank through a dense forest with the gun turned forward which is a recipe for disaster when the gun snags behind a tree. Compare this to actual german footage in comparable situations in which case the gun will be turned backwards to prevent gun/turret damage.
German steel 🇩🇪
Towards the end there seems to be interesting footage of a captured panther being tested by americans... Thus the star & stripes? & another being hauled off by american forces escorted by m4 sherman based ARV.
Nicholas Dobos indeed.
I knew an old guy that was in an AVR crew. He said it wasn’t uncommon to try to recover units while under fire. The tanks would often have burnt crews still inside. It was always a matter of retrieving, accessing, scavenging parts and getting units back in working order. When he talked about his experience, you could see the pain in his face. He did all of this by the time he was 21 y/o. Even as an old man, his memory was sharp and clear recounting his service. I see these videos and now can understand what he was saying to a small degree.
SUPER👍👍👍👍👍👍
these tanks looks more progressive than other tanks. a fearful machine.
0:03 barrel :D
2:02 has got to be Kursk
Omfg lmfao when guy poked out rear turret hatch to extinguish engine fire! I've read the early model panthers were vulnerable to catchimg fire due to pine needles falling from trees in the ardennes.
Nicholas Dobos the early Panthers were horrible.
Panzer Picture. Yeah, the early models were also vulnerable to the puny 37mm gun as carried in m5 Stuart if hit at direct angle in the sides, & also against comparable 45mm Russian guns. Final drive gear was prone to breaking as weight and stress was more than it was designed for.
Nicholas Dobos Problem was to get on the side of a Panther before being penetrated by its long range gun
@@pex_the_unalivedrunk6785 Germany made the Panther that could be reliable comparing to tigers. cheaper the tigers. but they fucked it up completely. 150km final drive come on..
Quite good, but too low res to see much.
Anyone can answer.. which tank are more larger is it Tiger or Panther?
Panther is bigger, but the Tiger is wider.
is there are russian soldier climbing on top of the tank?? or am just seeing things
asimolok i don't know, it may have been a german soldier seeking cover, but it did look more like a russian guy attempting to plant an explosive on engine or throw grenade into rear turret hatch, very brave if that's the case. Notice later german with fire extinguisher trying to put out engine fire through rear turret hatch, omg!
Its a training video for german crew
RC Armor makes sense
Indeed, it's a training video for Russians.
Panzer Picture in several scenes, it shows Panther going over steep banks/hill crests/vertical obstacles exposing it's thin belly armor for a few precious seconds-perfect opportunity for kill shot from the front since it's gun will be temporarily elevated too high to be a threat....better not miss!
My favorite tank
5:30 strange that the panther didn't have its turret turned around to not damage the gun on something
It's test footage so they did not really care.
Back in the day.. that was plenty of horse power.. awesome engine 👍
No actually there was not plenty of horsepower , the Engines on Panther were slightly underpowered , the Engines on Tiger and King Tiger were way underpowered!!!
Back in the day fuckwad. Half the world didn't even have electricity stupid fuck. You're looking at this footage through 2020 glasses fucking piece of shit idiot
Sin lugar a dudas ,por prestaciones en cualquier terreno ,por velocidad el mejor tanque de la segunda guerra el PANTHER ,lastima que Alemania saco tarde las mejores armas ,oh los buenos hubieran ganado la guerra !!!!💙💪
Why the sad music? Panthers like Metal!
There's something about the Panther/Jagdpatner marques...
10/10
Somebody's gotta new Panther aye???
It looks much more like the real thing.
I can’t help but say to myself whenever I see these Panthers…they are an awesome, amazing machine! See that one go up a nearly 45 degree incline? Not bad for a 60 ton tank. Wonder how many were made and how many are left? Terrific video! Keep ‘em coming please!
I dont know how much were built but i know that is just one left in the world.
Around five and a half thousand and I believe 17 survive complete with 4 runners.Other vehicles in various states of completion.
The little cat, elegant machine.
Wish I could neutral steer one of these bad boys and drive up a constant 30 degree gradient ;)
Upload stug lll g please.....
Working on it, but there is a lot of footage, so probably be a 6 part video.
Танк хорош в плане ТТХ но война это страшная штука
Мы походу вдвоём здесь остальные немцы
Need some land cleared of trees & brush , can I borrow your Panther?
Fw190
Spitfire
Ben Quinney I really want to do plane videos but I'm not that well known with planes.
Fw190 was sick. A bit overweight but better armed & armored compared with bf109, british Spitfire was inferior as ground attack plane but perhaps better suited as a dogfighter in later versions. Personally, i would prefer the p-39 supercobra which came about a few years too late, or p-38 lightning.
Aircraft arguments get complicated...besides overall combat performance, combat range, lethality, availability, production cost, radar signature, reliability, & track record, one must also consider ease of operation & safety for ground crews & the aircraft itself....which is why i am biased towards the few planes which had tricyclic landing gear at the time.
A debate for another video.
Estos tanques derrivavan los árboles fácil para abrirse camino 😮
the war didn't really turn around until the allies cut off Germanys supply lines with no food,fuel or ammo those superior War machines come to a halt and Germany never recovered from that
Walter and how they allied forces achieved that? Spitfire and Mustang dude 😀 no question about the british and the americans had the best jäger-machines, which put the luftwaffe in its place fastly...
Knocking down trees lost your camouflage to de enemy😀
Panther may have been the Best all around Tank of WWII ..Best combination of Firepower...Mobility...and Protection ....Shes Beautiful to Watch...and her Sloped Armor and sleek design, Soft torsion bar suspension, allows her to maintain stability over rough surfaces....Could you imagine if Germany could have produced Panther in the numbers similar to Sherman...🤔 This video has some of the best Panther action ive Ever seen...👍 Great Job...!
Medium tank but biggest than a tiger
Here kitty kitty kitty...
It's a good thing that they never perfected the Panthers or produced more of them on a larger scale.....we really would of had our hands full !
Najbolja mašinerija u to vrijeme.
It would appear that medium Tanks could only drive through medium Trees.
this is supposed to be ww2 footage?When exactly in ww2 is this?This panther has lights and ladders and bush guards not seen on a Panther D.I'm just wondering if this is russian captured Panther film that they have stripped off the balkenkreuz and numbers and are showing this captured tank off,thats just what it looks like to me,i may be wrong,but not often.It is still cool to see Panthers in action,no matter what.
pzkpfwiv freak. Yeah, it's definitely captured panthers, late war...some Russian footage i believe, & at the end american footage obviously.
Btw, has there ever been any ww2 film footage of panther using late model optional infrared sight? Or better yet, the view from said sight? Maybe it would've been nigh impossible to rig camera up to one back then however....but THAT would be something to see! Granted it would be rather terrible looking compared with modern thermals.
pzkpfwiv freak the first footage is from Soviet training video and then a finnish training/test footage, then famous footage of the British Panther named cookie used in the Netherlands and then American footage.
Nicholas Dobos there is no footage of Panther infrared sights.
I wish I had a panther for a daily
...kommt mal vorbei: bei mir im Garten müssen auch 2 Bäume weg!! 🙄
Consider to be the best tank of the second world war
Tja, da staunt der Tommy im Turm. Kein englischer Panzer konnte im WW II, solche leisung bringen, wie der Panther
i knew it had to be a captured tank,and the sherman in the back,sucks
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now can we see it cross a bridge, we could test it's water tight hull.
Robert H. Goddard: The Father of Rocketry If it is a bridge built by Germans it wont get wet
The Tanks greatest and the worst enemy is Infantry with Rockets and explosive packs. Most tanks are destroyed not because of tank vs tank battle because tank battles are actually overrated. And most tanks are destroyed coz of infantry arms fire like handheld AT weapons.
the Panther were too few too late but a fantastic machine
1:51 German carrying British Sten
Goodeye, it's a series of propaganda films were the have numerous Allied weapons in there hands and walking around, it's like the new crew just cave any German soldiers just willy nilly a weapon and said "walk there and there".
The Germans made copies of the STEN known as MP3008
Liar! There are still 7 seconds to go till 15 minutes 😠
A female intellectual??? I might as well have found a real life unicorn
"Вундервафля" 3-го Рейха, лишь 2 достоинства и гора недостатков, достоинства: лобовая броня и большая 5-метров противотанковая пушка 75-мм, недостатки- их перечислять долго: ходовая, трансмиссия, ломался часто, бензиновый двигатель, борт над гусеницей 40-мм брала старая "сорокопятка" и другие, люк сбоку был для выбрасывания стреляных гильз, его часто снарядом выбивало внутрь, потом убрали. (who didn't understand in russian, can to use autotranslator extension or in browser). Пока решали межведомственные и конструкционные проблемы, русские уже Берлин штурмовали. Простая чешская ПТ САУ Мардер-2 и 3 была лучше, дешевле и их было больше и эффективней, а калибр такой-же.
a little nation like Germany vs USA+ USSR !!! no way sorry !!!
One downside to the Panther was its side armor, quite thin it could be defeated even by 37mm M1 rounds.
Still thicker than the Sherman side armour. Most tanks were vulnerable on the side.
Panzer tanks in east &west front lines had effective frightening presence inside enemies soliders feeling, German enemies in both sides using quantity factor to stopping and reducing panzer effective, panzer presence were in parallel to German soldiers brave attitudes, behaviors
if hitler had listened to his Generals the germans would have beaten russia but they had to play catchup through the whole of world war two he forgot what the russians learned while training with the Germans
Хороший и наверное отличный танк. Но только, ловлю себя на мысли, что Т-5 и Т-6, даже с улыбающимися солдатами на борту, - это уже хроника обороны и отступления, потому что оба этих танка стали воевать лишь под Курском и их было мало. Нет, понимаю, что Т-34 - это полное говно и гроб для танкистов. Но всё же миру повезло, что Panther и Tiger не победили в той войне. А так, конечно, завораживает
Just imagine if the Germans had built numerous of their big cats. Ww2 would hv lasted longer i guess though they were severly outnumbered
There would have been more broken down Panthers. To change from first to second gear required weeks of training and if you got it slightly wrong, all 60 cogs stripped. Then you had to dismantle the tank, gun out, turret off, tracks off, driving wheels off, interior stripped, to crane out and replace the sealed gearbox,
To do the same on the tough, reliable gearbox on a Sherman, you undid 20 bolts and removed the front transmission covers to reveal the gearbox.
@@SvenTviking Myth. The front hull roof plate came off. You could get everything out through it. You didn't even have to take the turret off. Just turn it to the side hehe. And Panther crews for sure preferred the Panther's stronger all welded sharply pointed nose plate for protection to the Shermans weaker rounded bolted on nose plate. Staying alive has priority over ease of maintenance.
The Russians threw waves of tanks of these things.
GERMANY MADE BEST TANKS EVER!~!!!!! BUT STUPID ALIS COPY THE GERMAN BECUSE THEY CAANT MAKE SUPER TANKS LIKE MAUS AND BEST PLANES LIKE HORTEON 229!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@wtfgamer8742 Horton was a prototype . Never used in battle.
The allies concentrated on the reliability and easier maintenance of their armored vehicles.
The Nazi's concentrated more on size and armour thickness of their tank designs ..
Which often got stuck or broke down because of being under powered and overweight ....
Who would want to make a copy of the Maus?
@@residentevil1878 stupid fuckin alllied propaganda germany made the most best venchihecles because germany enginerering is superior tiger has 100 mm armor and 300 efective mm armOR and sherman 20 LMAO i saw rocks throwing to sherman and sherman destroued by rocks xDDDDD all you say is allied propaganda and did you know all america tecnologi is stolen by german??????????? look at b2 is copy of HO229!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! even FUCKIN ABRMANS IS COPY OF TIGER BECAUSE TIGER IS BEST TANK EVER MADE ACTUALLY MAUS IS BEST BUT SOVIET EXPLODED IT BECAUSE IT WAS MORE GOOD THAN THEM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@uio890138 NOBODY COPY MAUS BECAUSE SOVIETS FICKIN EXPLODED IT BUT EVERYONE COPY THE TIGER 2 actually i am german enginer and have designed tiger 3 but allied propaganda will never speak about the truth
we defeated wrong enemy. (G.Patton )
the idiot G.Patton, narcissistic psychopath ...lol
Вася Лигианер How true!
@@bennyandersen742 Churchill came to the same conclusion.
@@MrShadowofthewind just shows he was far from perfect , as later historical research has shown, the leaders on the allied side were winners not because they were brilliant, but because they had numbers and resources on they side
Producing tanks during 2nd world war in Germany were progressives in all technology, wars neccessary characters especially in panzer tanks
WWII movement maybe, little to ZERO action!
Incredibly mobile machine,
I'd say the Tied most mobile medium tank of the war with the M4A3(76)w HVSS (Easy 8) in terms of mobility.
Not a good thing to do......go fast into the forest, with your gun tube forward........that s good way to break it......where in the infantry??
I saw that and said 2 myself spin your barrel around .
At 14:52.Is that a guy trying to throw a Molotov Cocktail onto the back of the Panther?
Yes, it's from a training video.
Mark Felton Productions on UA-cam always has better combat footage.