Before They Were Famous | Panzerkampfwagen IV Ausführung E
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- Опубліковано 13 бер 2021
- Following the victorious campaign in Poland, the German Army requested even more Panzer IV vehicles. This would lead to the Panzer IV Ausf. E, which was, in essence, just a slightly improved Ausf. D version. By the time the production run ended in April 1941, some 200 complete vehicles were built.
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An article by Marko Pantelic
Narrated by Stan Lucian
Edited by Pavel Carpaticus
Sound edited by Gabethetanker
Actually there are two surviving Pz.IV Ausf E in the world.
The Bovington Tank Museum has a Pz.IV Ausf E that has been re-gunned with the 75mm. L.48 KwK.40 and was used at a German tank training school until 1945, when it was captured intact, by the British.
I've been inside it, when I worked at the museum in 1986, and it retains the maker's plate stating that it is a Ausf E variant.
I always loved the Pz. IV
I kissed a hot chick 2 meters away from one. !
Now I want to learn more about the details of those four PZ IV taken out of action by Yugo army 47mm gunners. Keep up the interesting content guys. 👍👍👍👍👍
I'm a medium size tank fan. Perfectly adequate !!!
thx
Does anyone else agree with me that one photo of the PZ.4 with the slick add armor looks kinda 20 years ago modern. ...??
I would love some video about all varients and experimental versions (not like video series but as one video comparing differences between those versions)
"That would be insanity" - the video already
Can you do a video for the Panther G late year model?
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Please stop butchering German names! While you do seem to make some attempt to pronounce foreign words correctly, unlike the majority of Brits who DELIBERATELY mispronounce foreign words as a sign of disrespect, there are some words you still mispronounce. Unfortunately, they are words you often use when discussing German vehicles. The worst are "jagd" and "jäger". Jagd is pronounced YAHGD, similar to the related word "YACHT". Jäger is pronounce YEAGER, like the common last name. Mick Jagger totally screwed up his stage name because he was trying to name himself after a big German hunting knife, the Jägermesser. This was inspired by Davy Jones adoping the name David Bowie.
Please stop being mean! Stan's not British, he's Romanian, so when he's trying to pronounce those words, he's juggling two foreign languages at the same time. Thank you for the feedback, try to be kinder in the future.
Well, he sounds British, and my criticism of the British was absolutely correct. I DID say he was trying to pronounce words correctly, UNLIKE THE BRITISH, but he is consistantly mispronouncing some German words.I also said "Please". Also, I saw the original, where you called me an A$$hole for saying please.
@@mrnickbig1 ey hör auf dich aufzuspielen
Ich glaube wir unterschätzen immer wieder wie schwierig Deutsch wirklich ist.
Die meisten Ausländer haben diese Namen noch nie ausgesprochen gehört.
Ich würde gerne mal sehen wie du russische/französische Namen aus einem Text raus perfekt ausspricht.
Außerdem habe ich noch keinen in der YT history Szene bemerkt der absichtlich respektlos über ein Thema redet.
Zieh die Hummel aus deinem Arsch und nerv die Leute nicht.
@@mrnickbig1 You're not really helping with the pronunciation guide. "Jagd" is better pronounced "Yuckt" in English and not "Yacht" which sounds more like the German letter "J."
And Jäger is pronounced "Yay girl" without the L at the end of girl. Unless you know who Chuck Yeager is, YEAGER doesn't help at all.
The only thing I would ask Stan to do is invest in a Sure MV7 USB-C microphone :) Feliciatri guys!
Your German is horrendous and your pronunciation is awful. And the letter "J" is pronounced more like YOT, being derived from the Greek IOTA. As for Yeager, it is a common last name and you don't need to know about Chuck Yeager to pronounce it. Also, your "Yay girl without the L" is essentially the SAME as Yeager. Also, hint: German is my FIRST language and my name is Klaus. Next, would you like me to tell you how to properly pronounce words like "Gouda" and "Köln"?