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You could do a video explaining the vast differences in design & effect between APHE, AP-HE and SAPHE shells. APHE Examples: Soviet 45mm. BR-251, Soviet 76.2mm. BR-350, British 47mm. 3 Pounder, German 37mm. PzGr.18, German 75mm. K.Gr.Rot.Pz. AP-HE Examples: German PzGr.39 APCBC-HE (all calibres). SAPHE Example: British 5.5 inch howitzer HE shell with innert AP fuse plug installed.

A7V did have suspension of the same type as the St. Chamond. Also, the Mark tanks didnt really need suspension because the ground underneath them was their suspension. They were made for difficult soft terrain, which naturally cushioned the impacts from driving over uneven ground shapes.

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happy face time:said f4 phantom

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"the France wanted to be different" wow wat a brave statement. In tomorrow's video: grass is green

“Hans ve need a better transmission”

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The M60-2000's cousin

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The BT-42 wasn't really meant to fight tanks as it was an assault gun used against infantry and enemy emplacements. Although, even at that job it was mostly just.. ok-ish.

I love the ahoy like thumbnail, it goes hard as fuck.

I know an iconic arms thumbnail when I see one

Keep up the good work! More people should watch this.

Love the AHOY inspired thumbnail!

You could forget that the Cobra was a slimmed down Huey

The most iconic helicopter of the Vietnam war. It's also so fitting to see the footage at the end of the war and at the end of the evacuations that the Americans dump those helicopters in the sea.

3:15 I do the same when descending and turning

that helicopter is literally me

Good video and outstanding title!

An excellent analysis!

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"Mark" series...

I thought it was pronounced "Boogie"

To my knowledge, both the Schneider and Saint Chamond running gear were heavily inspired by Holt tractors. In fact, they were modified so that to avoid paying fees.

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I just had a quick peak at your channel, and god damn do I love it already! Clear, interesting, nice style. I am a simple wee lad, easily won over, have me subscription!

The A7V did have suspension, 3 sets of 5 wheel bogies per side on coil springs.

Always wondered about this - I noticed particularly with the F1 it looked like there was suspension for the track on the upper side, but none for the actual road wheels.... This answers my questions, thanks a bunch!

Hey, Congratulations, a great video, with really cool info. One thing though: Speak more clearly when you narrate these videos, it's sometimes hard to understand what exact word you said, plus no one likes a mumbler.

Nice video dude, suscribed

Thanks for making this video, it was really interesting! Keep at it dude :)

4:55 I would describe my mother in law the same way.

Jumpscare at 4:22

What is a smoke box and why do you need it in a HE shell?

Another fine Target tow / Trainer aircraft .

The "squash" /"squish" is strong in this vid. The British army would be proud

To add to this: 1) Since launching an explosive with an explosive is a bit risky, the higher the muzzle velocity, the thicker the shell gets. This means that a Tank cannon with 125mm and 1000m/s may have less explosive per shell than an 80mm mortar that shoots at 300m/s. On the plus side, this means more shrapnel and the shells are less vulnerable to shrapnel/spalling themselves. However, modern explosives are far more stable and thus thin-walled explosives could be made. 2) Such a HESH packs not only more explosive but loses less energy from breaking its own hull and the explosion is closer to the target, whereas by a conventional HE round only the nose touches... 3) another issue is sloped armour: if the projectile bounces off or the nose with the fuse breaks off, then nothing will happen. The HESH deforms and has the detonator at its rear. Thus, it is far more likely to ignite on target. 4) However, HESH doesn't help much against spaced armour and even less against composite armour or ERA-addons. In that case, you're better off shooting a classic HE and hope that the fragments penetrate the roof (thinner armour) or damage the optics, etc. causing a mission kill. In addition, modern tanks have internal anti-spalling liners that greatly reduce the effect of HESH round and modern steel armour is vastly superior to WWII-era armour plates, which were prone to shattering. 5) Modern HE has better high explosives which increase the lethality of the shrapnel towards armoured targets and compensates somewhat for thicker shells.

Mild script mess up there. 3:09, where I explain about ERA stopping HESH rounds, it sounds like I implied that ERA is the only thing that could counter HESH. This is, in fact, not true, as many different armour types reduce the effectiveness of a HESH shell, like spaced and composite armour, not just ERA. In my head, I thought I said "Like ERA" providing just one example of a thing that could affect the effectiveness

That intro reminds me of Lazerpig(No offense)

What are you censoring? you dont like history now? why even talk about war? dont you know thats not advertiser friendly when people die in war?

While ERA is effectiv at stopping hesh even the simpler spaced armor already did that.

Hello there, do you by any chance play too much wt?

1:47 finely someone that used the correct terminologie. I here way to many people refer to it as shrapnel. 🫡

might be your best vid yet