Together with The Tank Museum, located in Bovington (UK), we will cover all sorts of tanks that played a part in World War Two. The first tank we cover is the T-26, which saw action during the Winter War in both Soviet and Finnish service and during the Second Sino-Japanese war in China's army. For those of you who watch our regular episodes, the fact that the T-26 played a big part in the Winter War is not a surprise anymore. For those of you who didn't: get over there and binge them! As Indy says in the end of the video, we could really use your financial support on Patreon. While this video was shot by the Tankmuseum, it still needs editing, image research and factchecking from our side. We plan on doing more of these with the Tank Museum in the future - since we think they're awesome and the top experts in their field, but also with other partners, historians, experts and museums. See you next time! Joram
In the video, the historian said that those Germans said: "to buy some Panzer off of Germany, ok thats normal, but they also said to buy some tanks off of Britain, their enemy (the German enemy). How did that happen? BTW your show is amazing, keep up the great work, love from Latvia
World War Two when you post the episode for February 9th can you give me a shoutout? Cause that’s going to be my 18th birthday and my real name is Matthew Share.
@@valcha6156 Germans didn't say "buy stuff from Britain". Word "they" at 13:28 refers to the Chinese buying tanks from the British at later time. Also, at this time WWII hadn't begun, so UK wasn't an enemy to Germany.
Here is a list of the best WW2 original content creator I've found out UA-cam. Tank and AFV News, TIK, both Military History Visualized channels, Military Aviation History, The World War Two channel in real time, The_Cheiftain, Montemeyer, Forgotten Weapons, The Tank Museum , Greg's Planes and Automobiles, the Stalingrad Battle Data, Mark Felton Productions, Armchair Historian, WW2 AudioBooks and Potential History are the best of the best. Please copy, paste, share this and update if I've missed some.
I love that you have both David Willey and David Fletcher in the video. I like Willey for his precise details of history he lists, and Fletcher for his very English delivery of facts.
While attacking a country a fraction of their size was very unsportsmanlike from the Russians, it was very kind of them to bring enough tanks for both sides.
@@smygskytt1712 It's still technically an "invasion" and there is also "occupation" (like occupation of Germany after WWII, or Iraq after 2003), but what is no there, what Americans do not do, while Soviets did and Russia still do are those: annexation, incorporation (or Anschluss, like that of Krimea) and colonisation.
@@WorldWarTwo True, I actually asked myself if I missed something, which would have been definitely a shame. Really looking forward to more episodes, you are doing an amazing work as always!
Just when i think i cant get any more impressed you pull out the tank museum in bovington and just up your game again . I am very impressed by these presentations , they should be on the curriculum of every school which still teaches the second world war . Too msny people hsve forgotten theor history and are doomed to repeat it. Thank you
Just finished watching the T-26 video on the museum's channel, great to see them here! Hopefully Kubinka museum can be collaborated with too, they've got a lot of awesome tanks including the Maus.
I'm from the future and no they essentially said get f***** to the entire West. Kubinka also a Russian military facility it's not a private essentially Museum
I'm impressed that this curator narrated our country's early tank usage history in a concise and accurate manner. Usually that piece of Chinese history is ambiguous and confused to foreigners. So this curator does his job very well. I appreciate it and wish he keeps up good work.
Thanks so much for doing this, the T-26 is one of the most overlooked tanks in history relative to its importance. I really like seeing more about it. (I asked Nick Moran/The Chieftain once [when I met him in person] to do an 'Inside the Hatch' episode on it, but it hasn't happened yet).
This was really interesting not just about the tanks but also a pretty good summary of the Winter War so far from the perspective of a tank. Really cool!
ive been loving your Hard Ware coverage ,love learn about the back rounds of the tanks and how nations got them and stuff .love the channel,ill say it again its amazing .
Thanks, we'll keep it up for sure! But in a slower pace for now. We can't start making weekly specials just yet because we are at the TOP of our production capacity right now.
But Tukhachrsky was not shot in 1938, but in 1937. It was Marshal Blucher, who was shot in 1938. I know, hardly matters, but anyway, it is also good to know the right dates. Nevertheless, thanks for this special, it has been great.
The picture of the "Molotov cocktail" also shows the other primary Finnish anti-tank weapon that was actually more effective than the cocktail: the satchel charge or "kasapanos". They came in several sizes, from two to six kilos (c. 4.5 -- 13 lbs) of TNT fastened to a German-style potato masher hand grenade handle complete with fuze, but field-produced versions could have a simple stick handle and a simple blasting fuze. A two-kilo charge was enough to break a tank's track while a six kilo charge would destroy the tank if thrown onto the engine deck. They were also used against bunkers. The main drawback was that you had to get in close to throw the thing and -- particularly with the bigger charge -- you might lose your hearing at least temporarily when it went off. As for the Finnish Vickers 6-tonners, they were first armed with WW1-vintage short-barreled 37mm Puteaux guns from the old Renault FT's and only later with the 37mm Bofors AT guns.
@@WorldWarTwo It's Not only rewarding, it's like a History lesson but with tension. And Mr Neidell is a really good narrator. I know how it ends...but I'm curios for every new Episode! Keep Up this great Work.
I love how the concepts of "the war of destruction" and "the war of attrition" from the books was mentioned. I have not seen so much soviet logic being mentioned. Hope to see more of this in the future )))
We don't have the production capacity yet to publish weekly specials. For now, they are still produced and published sporadic, but once we get a little more Patreon income, we will be able to upscale our production. Something on Simo Häyhä is being worked on ;) Stay tuned!
@@VonArmagedda Yes, but one of those three armies was during the Vietnam War, out of the scope with this channel. Therefore, Torni only served in two armies, not unlike Joseph Beyrle. What World War Two really should do a special examination on Yang Kyeongjong, who supposedly served in three armies during WWII.
6:38 T-28s! I love that tank - it's such a characteristic example of the excesses of 1930s Soviet engineering. Also, in some ways, the T-28 can be thought of as metaphor for the early-war Soviet tank arm as a whole: that is to say, in 1933, when it was new, it was one of the best medium tanks in the world; in 1941, when Operation Barbarossa hit, it was showing its age.
Awesome the tank special episodes have started. Will you all be able to do a special for the aircraft and ships used as well? Just curious. I personally think it would be an awesome addition to the channel
It's the same feeling like on The Great War channel when tank special comes. I think, it's a long episode about tanks, it must be boring. But then I start watching and it's super interesting.
@@Defenestrationflight I would think the 19th century official transcriptions would have used the Wade-Giles romanization method which would be "Ch'ing." But then again in my reading of 19th century documents nobody who spoke English could decide how to spell anything from Chinese, anyways!
@@Defenestrationflight "There are still ppl around who call bejing peking." Honestly when I first heard the more accurate pronunciation I thought the Chinese had changed the name of the city (the difference being so remarkable that the thought, of the reason being a mispronunciation, didn't even occur at first).
What did you expect from Britbong historians? They will always devalue the Russian on every aspect (could be lightly or heavily, depend on the expert) while lifting their side up, no matter how hard the Russian tried to be better tbh.
Excellent ! Just you could mention their use in Spanish Civil War where they get upper hand against Panzers 1 and 2. And Barbarossa too they were underarmed and generally obsolete against Pz 3 and 4
@@WorldWarTwo great morning here no classes for me today which means lots of history videos, Red Dead Redemption and relaxation for me! Have a good day and great video. Please do more collaborations with Bovington and and the Good Major ( The Chieftan ). The are always great. See yah next week!
Excellent Special Episode indeed and the dependable T-26 was indeed a British design! Which also served in The Spanish Civil War 1936-39 and to the last days of WW2 in the far east (Manchuria) by the Russians in August 1945 against the Japanese!
We put a deliberate focus on conflicts that are still ongoing in WW2,, while it surely would have been interesting to cover the early deployment of the T26 in Spain, at some point we simply run out of time and have to choose.
@@WorldWarTwo i would very much like to see in the future a special episode on the spanish civil war since its a prelude of whats ,it has 3 of the major players of ww2 involved and of the future weapons and tactics that are famous to ww2 . would something like this be expected in the near future?
We will definitely cover the Spanish Civil War and hopefully quite extensively on out Between 2 Wars episode, once we arrive in the mid 30s... we don't know yet when that will be - it depends a bit on how fast we can grow our financial support and thus our team. AT the moment we're a bit stretched for resources...
Together with The Tank Museum, located in Bovington (UK), we will cover all sorts of tanks that played a part in World War Two. The first tank we cover is the T-26, which saw action during the Winter War in both Soviet and Finnish service and during the Second Sino-Japanese war in China's army. For those of you who watch our regular episodes, the fact that the T-26 played a big part in the Winter War is not a surprise anymore. For those of you who didn't: get over there and binge them!
As Indy says in the end of the video, we could really use your financial support on Patreon. While this video was shot by the Tankmuseum, it still needs editing, image research and factchecking from our side. We plan on doing more of these with the Tank Museum in the future - since we think they're awesome and the top experts in their field, but also with other partners, historians, experts and museums.
See you next time!
Joram
In the video, the historian said that those Germans said: "to buy some Panzer off of Germany, ok thats normal, but they also said to buy some tanks off of Britain, their enemy (the German enemy). How did that happen? BTW your show is amazing, keep up the great work, love from Latvia
So now a Chieftans into the hatch video?
Good job. Thoroughly enjoyed it.
World War Two when you post the episode for February 9th can you give me a shoutout? Cause that’s going to be my 18th birthday and my real name is Matthew Share.
@@valcha6156 Germans didn't say "buy stuff from Britain". Word "they" at 13:28 refers to the Chinese buying tanks from the British at later time. Also, at this time WWII hadn't begun, so UK wasn't an enemy to Germany.
@@Unknown1355 Fair enough
It’s here, the first special
Yeah finally
The long-awaited, and much-appreciated, first special!
You're the first special.
And a bow tie
(Unless you were already talking about the bow tie)
Didn't the chieftain release videos too
I think every episode is a special episode
Astro Bot you're a special episode.
You're a special episode ❤
I'm having a special episode rn
You're a special episode
It's the only channel I really look forward to watching every weekend.
I don't know any other UA-cam channel that works so professionally.
Forgotten weapons might disagree. It's a shame though because I love them both.
I know one. It's called The Great War.
You should check out epic history tv, another amazing history channel!
@@nice_toes_xx It tskes ages for them to produce a video. So no. Even though the quality is good, I do not like huge delays between vids..
Here is a list of the best WW2 original content creator I've found out UA-cam. Tank and AFV News, TIK, both Military History Visualized channels, Military Aviation History, The World War Two channel in real time, The_Cheiftain, Montemeyer, Forgotten Weapons, The Tank Museum , Greg's Planes and Automobiles, the Stalingrad Battle Data, Mark Felton Productions, Armchair Historian, WW2 AudioBooks and Potential History are the best of the best. Please copy, paste, share this and update if I've missed some.
Yay, a special episode! Can't wait until Out of the Foxholes!
Soon
@@WorldWarTwo Sat in the Red Throne of Wisdom
@@archstanton6102 Chair of Secret Intelligence
Its named even cooler than that
I love that you have both David Willey and David Fletcher in the video. I like Willey for his precise details of history he lists, and Fletcher for his very English delivery of facts.
Make sure to check out David Fletchers Tank Talk on the T-26 too! He has some more facts about it!
They are both some of the most English men I have ever laid eyes on, for different reasons.
So glad we’re gonna have hundreds more of these specials for the next six years.
While attacking a country a fraction of their size was very unsportsmanlike from the Russians, it was very kind of them to bring enough tanks for both sides.
I've often said that Stalin was our best ally during those times.
It was a serious training camp for Soviet army.
You mean like how you Americans invade small countries they can find?
@@johnw5761
It's not called invasion when you are spreading FREEDOM to the rest of the world.
@@smygskytt1712 It's still technically an "invasion" and there is also "occupation" (like occupation of Germany after WWII, or Iraq after 2003), but what is no there, what Americans do not do, while Soviets did and Russia still do are those: annexation, incorporation (or Anschluss, like that of Krimea) and colonisation.
I was actually starting to ask myself, when we are going to see the first special from the WW2. Really glad to see it out now.
Didn't they already do one with the chieftain?
@@simpai941 Two of them. One on German, and one on British, tank development preceding the war.
The Chieftain did 2! But this is the first on our the World War Two channel.
@@WorldWarTwo True, I actually asked myself if I missed something, which would have been definitely a shame.
Really looking forward to more episodes, you are doing an amazing work as always!
Thanks
This is so much more interesting than my exam material
Can't agree more
Aflevering kijken en weer aan het werk;-)
What is your exam about?
@@victorbruant389 agribusiness models, so yeah... Not as exciting i'd say
Yeah totally agree most of my subjects are bad!!Although next week i will give 3 histories!
Very much appreciate that you coordinate with Bovington on this topic.
So do we
Indy looks mighty dapper wearing that bow tie! 😀
Give indy a leather whip and 38 Smith and Wesson model 10 too;)
@@spencershaw7818
*Indiana Jones theme intensifies*
Special! Great! Thank you! Thanks DW and DF from TTM and thanks to WW2 channel for posting!
YESSS!! A special! You guys just made my day!
we're happy to!
Just when i think i cant get any more impressed you pull out the tank museum in bovington and just up your game again . I am very impressed by these presentations , they should be on the curriculum of every school which still teaches the second world war . Too msny people hsve forgotten theor history and are doomed to repeat it. Thank you
Just finished watching the T-26 video on the museum's channel, great to see them here!
Hopefully Kubinka museum can be collaborated with too, they've got a lot of awesome tanks including the Maus.
I'm from the future and no they essentially said get f***** to the entire West.
Kubinka also a Russian military facility it's not a private essentially Museum
I'm impressed that this curator narrated our country's early tank usage history in a concise and accurate manner. Usually that piece of Chinese history is ambiguous and confused to foreigners. So this curator does his job very well. I appreciate it and wish he keeps up good work.
This guy is one of the best Curators ever. Passionate about his subject and easy to understand. I love the Tank Museum.
Two of some of the best history UA-cam channels doing a collaboration. It just can't fail
Awesome special. When it comes to tank history you guys have it made. First the Chieftain and now the Tank Museum. It could not be better :)
Thanks so much for doing this, the T-26 is one of the most overlooked tanks in history relative to its importance. I really like seeing more about it. (I asked Nick Moran/The Chieftain once [when I met him in person] to do an 'Inside the Hatch' episode on it, but it hasn't happened yet).
The one in Bovington is apparently empty... I do need to get to Parola one day
This episode is really amazing. I love how in depth it is, from the story behind it to how well it actually did.
This was really interesting not just about the tanks but also a pretty good summary of the Winter War so far from the perspective of a tank. Really cool!
So glad you have the folks from the Tank Museum here again.
Excellent I'm glad you joined up with the tank museum my two favourite UA-cam channels
Loving your tank videos. Keep it up!
Mr Willey is a fantastic collab. Here's to more.
I look forward to watching this series all the way through
Great episode!
Hello from Finland! :D
Hello to you as well!
Nationalist China operated German, Soviet, British and American tanks in the war against Japan...
Weird times indeed.
They basically used that they had. Plus they didn't have homemade tank at that time so they had to import them
@@auguststorm2037 OOF. that would've been expensive, especially considering that they were insanely poor at the time
and some Italian CV33, yep
Certainly true
They also operated captured Japanese tanks.
Sick stuff! Here's to many more specials!
Cheers!
SO HAPPY you guys have Specials... love this channel
The first of many! I look forward to more in the future.
Fantastic crossover, two of my favourite channels and presenters.
Fantastic collaboration! Thank you :D
I'm loving this series so far keep up the good work
Awesome Episode! These kind of episodes make this and the WW1 channel even more amazing!
One of your most Informative Videos by far.
I'm so glad these two channels are collaborating. Love watching these videos. Already subscribed to both.
Thanks! We like working with The Tank Museum too!
Oh yeah, can't get enough from the tank museum keep 'em coming guys.
Having both David's talk in this makes this video so much more special!
Make sure to check out Davids Tank talk on the T-26 as well (though you only get one David)
ive been loving your Hard Ware coverage ,love learn about the back rounds of the tanks and how nations got them and stuff .love the channel,ill say it again its amazing .
Thank you!
Yay a special episode! Hope you can get rid of that cold soon!
I loved the WW1 special episodes and now I can't wait for more WW2 specials! Keep up the excellent work (I'm 100% sure you will)!
Thanks, we'll keep it up for sure! But in a slower pace for now. We can't start making weekly specials just yet because we are at the TOP of our production capacity right now.
It's a special !!!!!!!! I love it !!! Way to go Jones way to go !!!
Finally the first special episode!
Cheers Indy greetings from Kentucky! Love the tank museum their videos as well as the Great War and your new channels videos are always well done! 🍻
Very special. Great way to start a week 👍
*Potential History wants to know your location*
Meme Tanks 78 Tibetan tanks
😂
He hasn't done s*** in like 2 years
David Willey is honestly so cool. I really hope we get more of him :)
The picture with Indi is much better than before! This video is great.
But Tukhachrsky was not shot in 1938, but in 1937. It was Marshal Blucher, who was shot in 1938. I know, hardly matters, but anyway, it is also good to know the right dates. Nevertheless, thanks for this special, it has been great.
Brilliant example of "what goes around, comes around."
Leslie Franklin meaning?
The picture of the "Molotov cocktail" also shows the other primary Finnish anti-tank weapon that was actually more effective than the cocktail: the satchel charge or "kasapanos". They came in several sizes, from two to six kilos (c. 4.5 -- 13 lbs) of TNT fastened to a German-style potato masher hand grenade handle complete with fuze, but field-produced versions could have a simple stick handle and a simple blasting fuze. A two-kilo charge was enough to break a tank's track while a six kilo charge would destroy the tank if thrown onto the engine deck. They were also used against bunkers. The main drawback was that you had to get in close to throw the thing and -- particularly with the bigger charge -- you might lose your hearing at least temporarily when it went off. As for the Finnish Vickers 6-tonners, they were first armed with WW1-vintage short-barreled 37mm Puteaux guns from the old Renault FT's and only later with the 37mm Bofors AT guns.
Thanks for the addition!
Awesome! Can't wait for more specials.
Interesting information. Till now I didn't knew that much about the T-26. But I now know more about the subject.
Thank you @World War Two.
Finally the first special!! I can't wait for more knowledge about ww2. I still somehow miss the great war.
I'm a simple man. I see David Fletcher, I hit Like and Subscribe.
Amazing material. Thanks guys. I really needed this.
You're welcome
i like how he get straight to the point no wasting time
Second 12:00 there is a funny slipped image 😅
Nice special, thx!
Very interesting look into a niche topic! Hopefully more collaborative videos to come!
Thank you all for your Work to teach us WW 2 History. But Not like in school. It's fun to listen Mr Neidell and your guests.
Thanks, good to hear you're finding it rewarding!
@@WorldWarTwo It's Not only rewarding, it's like a History lesson but with tension.
And Mr Neidell is a really good narrator.
I know how it ends...but I'm curios for every new Episode!
Keep Up this great Work.
Thanks:)
I think collaboration with museums is a bright idea. Very interesting episode. Thnx 👍
I love how the concepts of "the war of destruction" and "the war of attrition" from the books was mentioned. I have not seen so much soviet logic being mentioned.
Hope to see more of this in the future )))
What a treat wasn’t expecting this today
Yay! A special. These were my favourite in the The Great War series.
Great and detailed as always. You look good with a bow tie!
Good to know you liked it! Credit for Indy's tie goes to Astrid ;)
So specials every week?? + Will there be a special on the white death? The Finnish sniper?
We don't have the production capacity yet to publish weekly specials. For now, they are still produced and published sporadic, but once we get a little more Patreon income, we will be able to upscale our production. Something on Simo Häyhä is being worked on ;) Stay tuned!
Not just Simo Hayha. Please do about the Pilot aces too...
Only one Finn surpasses the fame of Simo Häyhä, and that is Lauri Törni, Larry Thorne, the legendary soldier of three armies
@@VonArmagedda Yes, but one of those three armies was during the Vietnam War, out of the scope with this channel. Therefore, Torni only served in two armies, not unlike Joseph Beyrle. What World War Two really should do a special examination on Yang Kyeongjong, who supposedly served in three armies during WWII.
@@angusyang5917 He served in three armies.
14:00 Nice! first footage I've seen of a Type 92 (japanese Lewis) in action.
The first special! And it goes to the mighty T26! Splendid.
Cool vid. Thanks for the upload!
Yay! Some more World War 2 content. This should hold us over until Saturday.
I'm sure that if you look hard enough, you would be able to see Lindybeige still roaming around somewhere in that museum
Probably still in the Churchill with Chieftain.
@@chaplainjamesthicc305 No, he went back to his home in the S-tank.
Very informative, loved it
Excellent video!
Yaaaay a special episode
The two men show up from one of my favorite channels into another awesome channel. It's like a double rainbow.
For special episodes about aircraft, you should really get in touch with the National Air Force Museum in Dayton
6:38 T-28s! I love that tank - it's such a characteristic example of the excesses of 1930s Soviet engineering. Also, in some ways, the T-28 can be thought of as metaphor for the early-war Soviet tank arm as a whole: that is to say, in 1933, when it was new, it was one of the best medium tanks in the world; in 1941, when Operation Barbarossa hit, it was showing its age.
This man"s knowledge is amazing, great story , well told.
Awesome the tank special episodes have started. Will you all be able to do a special for the aircraft and ships used as well? Just curious. I personally think it would be an awesome addition to the channel
Indy lookin' spiffy for the first video on my favorite topic of WWII- the armor!
Gotta love those weapons and character specials!
GREAT VIDEO!
It's the same feeling like on The Great War channel when tank special comes. I think, it's a long episode about tanks, it must be boring. But then I start watching and it's super interesting.
Love it! More episodes like this!
Ay ay Captain Glaska! ;-)
Nothing like having lunch at school and watching another informative video. Time well spent.
Good on you!
Interesting episode, I was always interested in the t-26 and it's performance
An excellent explanation.
Can't wait for specials on aircraft, and possibly later specials on naval hardware.
While this guy clearly knows a lot about tanks, I think he may have never heard "Qing Dynasty" said out loud ;)
He is British, and probably old enough to have learned the flawed British transcription from XIXc. There are still ppl around who call bejing peking.
@@Defenestrationflight I would think the 19th century official transcriptions would have used the Wade-Giles romanization method which would be "Ch'ing." But then again in my reading of 19th century documents nobody who spoke English could decide how to spell anything from Chinese, anyways!
Indeed! It should be pronoun sed tsing at least
@@Defenestrationflight
In some countries that's still official name of the city. Just saying.
@@Defenestrationflight "There are still ppl around who call bejing peking."
Honestly when I first heard the more accurate pronunciation I thought the Chinese had changed the name of the city (the difference being so remarkable that the thought, of the reason being a mispronunciation, didn't even occur at first).
Very interesting! Learned something new today
I’m surprised the Spanish Civil War wasn’t mentioned.
Same, T-26 gave Republicans a lot of fire power in comparition with the Pz. I and Italian tanketes.
I agree with you
What did you expect from Britbong historians? They will always devalue the Russian on every aspect (could be lightly or heavily, depend on the expert) while lifting their side up, no matter how hard the Russian tried to be better tbh.
Hữu Quyền Đinh, can you back that statement up with some concrete proof instead of blanket bias accusations?
It would have been nice especially to demonstrate the contrast from a feared weapon in the battlefield to completely obsolete in a few years.
Great special!
Excellent ! Just you could mention their use in Spanish Civil War where they get upper hand against Panzers 1 and 2. And Barbarossa too they were underarmed and generally obsolete against Pz 3 and 4
Good morning Indy! The Special is here!
Morning! (afternoon here but I hope you have a good morning nevertheless!)
@@WorldWarTwo great morning here no classes for me today which means lots of history videos, Red Dead Redemption and relaxation for me! Have a good day and great video. Please do more collaborations with Bovington and and the Good Major ( The Chieftan ). The are always great. See yah next week!
I love watching WorldWarTwo and I love watching TheTankMuseums videos so now I double love this video
Excellent Special Episode indeed and the dependable T-26 was indeed a British design! Which also served in The Spanish Civil War 1936-39 and to the last days of WW2 in the far east (Manchuria) by the Russians in August 1945 against the Japanese!
Great first special episode just a small nitpick is that the role of the t-26 on the spanish civil war was overlooked
We put a deliberate focus on conflicts that are still ongoing in WW2,, while it surely would have been interesting to cover the early deployment of the T26 in Spain, at some point we simply run out of time and have to choose.
@@WorldWarTwo i would very much like to see in the future a special episode on the spanish civil war since its a prelude of whats ,it has 3 of the major players of ww2 involved and of the future weapons and tactics that are famous to ww2 .
would something like this be expected in the near future?
We will definitely cover the Spanish Civil War and hopefully quite extensively on out Between 2 Wars episode, once we arrive in the mid 30s... we don't know yet when that will be - it depends a bit on how fast we can grow our financial support and thus our team. AT the moment we're a bit stretched for resources...
@@WorldWarTwo grood thank you for being so involved with the fans hopefully the channel Will get the financial support it deserves
With a bow-tie for the specials, looking forward to seeing what Indy dresses in for "Out of the Foxholes".