HERE is The Savior YaH The Heavenly FATHER HIMSELF was Who they Crucified for our sins, NOT jesus, and “HERE IS THE PROOF” From the Ancient Semitic Scroll: "Yad He Vav He" is what Moses wrote, when Moses asked YaH His Name (Exodus 3) Ancient Semitic Direct Translation Yad - "Behold The Hand" He - "Behold the Breath" Vav - "Behold The NAIL"
Actually Kelly’s heroes came about 5 years after this, but I know what you mean about them using a T-34 as a tiger, but at least they make it look like one, instead of painting a swastika on a sexton lol.
@@TeddylsALiar Patton and Kelly's Heroes were both filmed in 1969. This was a color episode of Hogan's Heroes, which meant 1966 and after. So, the timing of this ep plus those two films align somewhat closely. Take into consideration that the 1960's was a decade with other war films, that primarily didn't involve tanks, but those with war machines for lease were quite busy. Examples would be In Harm's Way, Tora Tora Tora, Where Eagles Dare, The Guns of Navarone, and Battle of Britain.
Yea it would be shot down in a second by the ignorance of today which I rather sad I am rather young and prefer the old comedies because they are actually funny
Message to everyone commenting on this clip.....stop over analyzing and nitpicking every detail,this is just a silly mindless tv show,a great and funny one at that! yes,there are inaccuracies,stock footage was used a lot, surplus allied tanks and vehicles were dressed up as German vehicles and equipment ,but that’s done in a lot of shows and movies.....this show was never intended to be a realistic documentary. yeah ,it’s fun to point out the little mistakes but the over analyzing and nitpicking takes all the fun out of watching!
Hahaha “German” tank. You gotta admire the willingness they had in the 60s, 70s and 80s to just paint up old American or in this case Canadian tanks as the Germans.
well there were not too many surviving axis ww2 armoured fighting vehicles that were in running condition during the 60's and 70's. Besides during the 60's and 70's there were still plenty of surplus allied vehicles which were far easier and cheaper to access
I always liked Hochsteddar, Howard Caine. He did a good job and at times was quite amusing. Captain Stubing, |Gavin McLeod, played a really good gestapo agent on the show. He was quite young then. He did a great job. They used him a few more times in similar roles. Howard Caine was good though. He was in the movie Judgement at Nuremburg along with Col. Klink, and Captain Kirk. Minor role.
Well said and well put ! The late great Howard Caine was a fine actor and made the perfect super serious & easily excitable ("What is this man doing here ??") Gestapo major "Hochstetter". Off screen he was an accomplished banjo player !
@@jubalcalif9100 A lot of these actors were accomplished musicians in one way or another. Back in those days, they had to be all around entertainers and not rely on one thing to keep the paychecks coming in.
The funniest thing about this episode is when Carter sneaks into formation, after getting back late from his German unit. Nothing in all of Hogan’s Heroes made me laugh harder, probably because I was in the Army, and stood in many formations.
This was from the episode" One army at a time" featuring Carter as acting Corp. Hans Wagner. I've always liked the part where they blow up the bridge! Fire,low and outside for a ball! 2 degrees to the left! Well,Your getting warmer!, 2 more degrees to the left and raise the angle! Beautiful..on target!!
@@charlesaguilar1708 Funny part is he did steal one of those. The so-called German tank that they are riding in is actually a US M7 Motor Carriage, or rather an SPG. Typically carried a 105 mm howitzer, and was used as close support artillery. Nicknamed the "Priest" due to the ringed traversal rail up top for machine guns. German armor was in short supply, especially for a US TV show with a limited budget. American armor was all over the place though, so the show just slapped German WW2 markings on it.
@@Klaaism Real working Axis armoured fighting vechiles were extremely rare during the 60's however there was plenty of surplus allied AFV that were just being retired
I miss those early years when the weather was great, not much of violence in the world, when the food was fresh, and everything was not expensive, life back then was so simple and good
(S.D.R. IS WRITING) AMEN TO THAT MAN. I miss yesterdays price's so much. I remember when I can get a 20-oz Bottle of Soda for .50 to.75 cents each. Today 20-oz Bottle's of Soda cost anywhere between $1.00-$2.10 each RE-DICK-U-LOUS. And the 12-packs where like 4 or 5 for $10.00, you don't see those prices anymore. On the up side you can get the cheap generic brands if the name brands are to expensive, that's how I do my shopping, I only buy name brand items when there on sale, the sale prices are more reasonable, especially when your on a budget. My advice, buy store brand items they are cheaper they taste nearly the same as the name brands items, and you'll save more $$$ on those item's too.
Ogie Cruz Not trying to kiss boomer ass lol, but sometimes I wish would have grown up during those times. I am ashamed of my generation today and a lot of our culture.
@@zachlang1982 Outside of living through the Berkeley riots and living under marshal law for a week and being in a car with my parents that was nearly overturned by the rioters, it was generally a good time. Neighborhood street festivals were the norm. The tie dye generation. Could go on.
@@zachlang1982 It's not as rosy as it seems. Attitudes were far regressed from what they are today, being gay or black could get you killed in the wrong place oh and there was an entirely real possibility that the world would end because we couldn't agree on what economic system to use. The weather is shit now because of actions in the past and getting worse because of idiots in the future. Ff anything there was more violence in the world people just didn't hear about it because TV and radio was still becoming mass media. Prices often rise with inflation but you'll find (Especially in the US where the labour laws are weak) wages rarely rise to meet them. Also food being fresh is entirely a geographical thing, I can get fresh food everyday if I wanted to.
He was ALWAYS a munitions genius - it was his social skills with women that were lacking, and his gullibility left him vulnerable to thinking too much!
It is probably fitting, since the Allies were using an Axis tank to blow up an Axis bridge, that in the first couple of minutes it appeared that Klink and Hogan were speaking each other's lines. I don't know if that was intentional, but, from an IndieFilm perspective, it was a nice touch.
For awhile you could watch the entire episodes of Hogan's Heroes on TH-cam, but CBS complained and now your only option is the ME TV network. However, they have to cram 20 minutes of advertising into every hour of viewing, so you trade over 5 minutes of each program for the ubiquitous and creepy drug ads peddling some very expensive remedy with a goofy made-up name which is more likely to do you harm than cure you, if you listen to the long list of disclaimers. Many of us remember when subscription cable TV was promoted as the alternative to commercial TV with all those annoying ads. Did things get better or worse?
The "tank" is not even a tank. It's a tracked, self-propelled artillery piece. Officially, it's an M7, 105 mm Howitzer Motor Carriage. It's nickname is the "Priest" because of the pulpit-looking machine gun ring on it's right side. It's not a German vehicle. It's American. A "Priest" (probably this same vehicle) made an appearance in the Season 1 Episode "Hold that Tiger."
I don't want go split hairs but it's an armoured tracked combat vehicle. It's a tank. It may not be a MAIN BATTLE tank, but it's still a Tank. The German word for tank is panzer meaning "armoured or armour". So it's still a tank in German or English.
@@fishyc150 I admit that the M7 resembles a tank, because it's tracked, has a large calibre gun and is armoured. But that's where the similarities end. If you tried to employ the M7 as a tank, it would fail miserably. It's gun is a howitzer that indirectly fires high-explosive ordnance. A tank's gun directly fires armour-piercing rounds at other armoured vehicles. In other words, a tank is designed to penetrate the enemy's defenses, fight other tanks and rapidly exploit the breakthrough. Unlike a tank, the M7 does not have its main gun in a rotating turret. The elevation of the howitzer can be raised and lowered. But horizontal movements require the entire vehicle to be rotated. While the M7 is armoured, its armour is quite thin compared to tanks. It can resist small arms fire, but thats about it. That's because the M7 is not a "front line" vehicle. It's a support vehicle designed to be used behind the front lines. Finally, in addition to not having a rotating turret, M7 completely lacks any protective cover. There are no hatches. The crew is completely exposed to the sun, rain and, worst of all, enemy fire.
@@33VMUH All semantics. The first "tanks" weren't tanks by those definitions. You are thinking of an MBT. That's a main battle tank. Think of an "aeroplane". A fighter is an aeroplane, so is a bomber. A fighter is not a bomber. An APC is technically a tank. So is an MBT. So is a tracked SPG. An SPG is not however an MBT. The first tanks didnt have rotating turrets or even big guns (dont even need to have a gun to be a tank). WW1 tanks had machine guns. I appreciate in common parlance a tank is an MBT. But that doesn't change its correct definition.
He was a handsome man for sure. A gentleman named Howard Morris directed some of these Hogan Hero's and many other shows, he was on Andy Griffith as Ernest T. Bass I believe and Uncle Goopy on Sid Caesars Show of Shows. Did many cartoon voices too.
What I want to know-- is what happened to the M-7? There's not that many around these days and they even used those on the "Rat Patrol" as well as M-3 halftracks. An M-7 would be much handier for grocery shopping and yard work than a tank.
Well, it's a minor thing and it doesn't disturb the plot. It would be like me saying: that m7 priest didn't look like that and the germans had alot of spg's
"Thank you Mr Know It All".....Only referring to it as a Tiger Tank, as it's called so in the previously mentioned episode. Now watch me pull a rabbit out of my hat........
@@pressureworks Why so defensive? It wasn't an attack on you. I have no way of knowing whether you know what a Tiger tank looks like. However since you appeared to be questioning the show on the number of times the bridge was blown up, I thought I'd point out that they would also call anything a Tiger tank. Obviously a show like this goes for comedy over realism, but some footage they use is a bit of a stretch. I remember a sequence in one episode where a bomber takes off, a very different bomber flies along, and a third bomber drops the bombs. A bit jarring to watch.
Not being defensive, please note use of quotes from The Rocky & Bullwinkle Show. Added for effect. Regarding planes, the same shot of a plane with man jumping by parachute is used whenever an agent or package is dropped. Also shot of train blowing up used several times. I wonder how the sound Klink makes when he is totally flummoxed is spelled out.? Diiiiiiisssssmissssed !
Actually its an M7 Priest which is a U.S. SPG based of the M3 Lee, and M4a3 Sherman (depending on variant), some WERE sold to the U.K. but seeing how this was filmed in the U.S. I doubt that's the version they chose.
@@gunnerr8476 ... perhaps an accurate model as a foreground miniature in forced perspective?... ...oh, wait, they tried that in an episode where they blew up an airfield, and the effect did NOT look good... ... downright fake and terrible, ad a matter of fact...
It's what they had on hand. Shocking, not much German armor was laying around in the US after the war. Loads of US tanks were used in Hollywood post was with German markings. Check out Patton, not a real German tank in sight.
@@joelellis7035In some films, I have seen the German's issued with Sten submachine guns. Interestingly enough though, towards the end of the war, the German's copied the Sten and produced their own version. The MP 3008
If I was Hogan I would tell the African-American pow to stay back at camp why because during world War II A Black man stick out like sore Thumbs they Did Not have Any black soldiers in the German Army in Germany or in France plus if I was Hogan I would tell the other man that was from France in England to stay back at camp because if you're German you could tell that when somebody is not fluent in German they speak with an accent if I was Hogan I want A American soldier that's Fluent in German
“There’s one nice thing about his being here, it feels so good when he leaves!”
This applies to to many people...
@@sbritton1313 Cough cough - Justin Trudeau -
I know a person or two like that.
Dude, I read that right as he said it. 😆 Impeccable timing.
HERE is The Savior
YaH The Heavenly FATHER HIMSELF was Who they Crucified for our sins, NOT jesus, and “HERE IS THE PROOF”
From the Ancient Semitic Scroll:
"Yad He Vav He" is what Moses wrote, when Moses asked YaH His Name (Exodus 3)
Ancient Semitic Direct Translation
Yad - "Behold The Hand"
He - "Behold the Breath"
Vav - "Behold The NAIL"
I miss this kind of comedy.
The best show ever. Watched all of them first-run in the 60's and 70's. I still love to watch this show every night at 10:00pm on ME network.
We just lost MeTV so thanks to lex 18 from Lexington
When all German tanks become so scarce the only thing production film could get is Allied tank with German marking.
imran hazim
And it’s not even a tank
It’s a self propelled Artillery piece
It’s cheaper.
About the time they made this episode, they were also making Patton in Spain and Kelly's Heroes in Czechoslovakia.
Actually Kelly’s heroes came about 5 years after this, but I know what you mean about them using a T-34 as a tiger, but at least they make it look like one, instead of painting a swastika on a sexton lol.
@@TeddylsALiar Patton and Kelly's Heroes were both filmed in 1969. This was a color episode of Hogan's Heroes, which meant 1966 and after. So, the timing of this ep plus those two films align somewhat closely. Take into consideration that the 1960's was a decade with other war films, that primarily didn't involve tanks, but those with war machines for lease were quite busy. Examples would be In Harm's Way, Tora Tora Tora, Where Eagles Dare, The Guns of Navarone, and Battle of Britain.
A great show like this can never happen again sadly
Yea it would be shot down in a second by the ignorance of today which I rather sad I am rather young and prefer the old comedies because they are actually funny
Especially since all of the original cast is long gone.
I agree I’m a late 80’s early 90’s girl and this show is golden such a shame the newer generation are so petty 😡
I like how Carter knew where they were despite them hiding.
Its a comedy not a documentary. Poetic licence so just enjoy the show.
@@10toMidnight Also in-story for pre-arranged spot?
He knew where the rendezvous point was.
My all time favorite episode, should have won an Emmy, oh wait, it did win an Emmy!
Seeing the recoil mechanism fully extend while firing is some good effort put into the realism lol
Message to everyone commenting on this clip.....stop over analyzing and nitpicking every detail,this is just a silly mindless tv show,a great and funny one at that! yes,there are inaccuracies,stock footage was used a lot, surplus allied tanks and vehicles were dressed up as German vehicles and equipment ,but that’s done in a lot of shows and movies.....this show was never intended to be a realistic documentary. yeah ,it’s fun to point out the little mistakes but the over analyzing and nitpicking takes all the fun out of watching!
Hahaha “German” tank. You gotta admire the willingness they had in the 60s, 70s and 80s to just paint up old American or in this case Canadian tanks as the Germans.
Who knows, maybe they had captured allied tanks the area
well there were not too many surviving axis ww2 armoured fighting vehicles that were in running condition during the 60's and 70's. Besides during the 60's and 70's there were still plenty of surplus allied vehicles which were far easier and cheaper to access
Really... a captured tank? This is a POW camp not a front line operating base
And it’s not a tank
It’s a self propelled Artillery piece
@@TeddylsALiar the Germans rolled into the Soviet Union with British & French equipment captured at Dunkirk, and elsewhere in France.
I always liked Hochsteddar, Howard Caine. He did a good job and at times was quite amusing. Captain Stubing, |Gavin McLeod, played a really good gestapo agent on the show. He was quite young then. He did a great job. They used him a few more times in similar roles. Howard Caine was good though. He was in the movie Judgement at Nuremburg along with Col. Klink, and Captain Kirk. Minor role.
Well said and well put ! The late great Howard Caine was a fine actor and made the perfect super serious & easily excitable ("What is this man doing here ??") Gestapo major "Hochstetter". Off screen he was an accomplished banjo player !
@@jubalcalif9100 A lot of these actors were accomplished musicians in one way or another. Back in those days, they had to be all around entertainers and not rely on one thing to keep the paychecks coming in.
@@joelellis7035 Thanks for your follow up comment ! As I do when I take off my hat, you make a good point !! :-)
"Low and outside for a ball." 😁😁
Funny thing, despite them useing Priest as "Medium Tank" they unintentialy used him as it normaly would be. Firing a Creeping Barrage!
I wonder if that M7 Priest was the same one that was used repeatedly as a German Tank in the "Rat Patrol" series which was filmed in 1966-68.
The funniest thing about this episode is when Carter sneaks into formation, after getting back late from his German unit. Nothing in all of Hogan’s Heroes made me laugh harder, probably because I was in the Army, and stood in many formations.
Do you mean when he was in both armies at once? Yes, bc here he comes in his tank!
@@SAHcheers Yes, and when Schultz was calling role. Schultz had already seen that Carter wasn’t there, then Carter sneaks in behind him.
Please bring back the full episodes.
That track is an M7 Priest. It was made on an M4 Sherman frame. American made, and operated by the British army.
This was from the episode" One army at a time" featuring Carter as acting Corp. Hans Wagner. I've always liked the part where they blow up the bridge! Fire,low and outside for a ball! 2 degrees to the left! Well,Your getting warmer!, 2 more degrees to the left and raise the angle! Beautiful..on target!!
Sad thing is that an M7 Priest really would do a better job blowing the bridge.
@@Klaaism Too bad. Carter should have stolen one of those.
@@charlesaguilar1708 Funny part is he did steal one of those. The so-called German tank that they are riding in is actually a US M7 Motor Carriage, or rather an SPG. Typically carried a 105 mm howitzer, and was used as close support artillery. Nicknamed the "Priest" due to the ringed traversal rail up top for machine guns.
German armor was in short supply, especially for a US TV show with a limited budget. American armor was all over the place though, so the show just slapped German WW2 markings on it.
@@Klaaism Real working Axis armoured fighting vechiles were extremely rare during the 60's however there was plenty of surplus allied AFV that were just being retired
@@Klaaism Yes,I agree!
Had the production crew used an M4 Sherman with German markings, it would have been believable as the Wehrmacht had used captured Sherman tanks.
Well, this could pass as an Hummel
Thats supposed to be a tiger tank...
Why try to be accurate when the show is a farce?
Uh you wanted little children watching a family friendly show to see reality when incorrect props are easier to make?
“Low and outside for a ball”. 😂
I miss those early years when the weather was great, not much of violence in the world, when the food was fresh, and everything was not expensive, life back then was so simple and good
(S.D.R. IS WRITING) AMEN TO THAT MAN. I miss yesterdays price's so much.
I remember when I can get a 20-oz Bottle of Soda for .50 to.75 cents each. Today 20-oz Bottle's of Soda cost anywhere between $1.00-$2.10 each
RE-DICK-U-LOUS. And the 12-packs where like 4 or 5 for $10.00, you don't see those prices anymore. On the up side you can get the cheap generic brands if the name brands are to expensive, that's how I do my shopping, I only buy name brand items when there on sale, the sale prices are more reasonable, especially when your on a budget.
My advice, buy store brand items they are cheaper they taste nearly the same as the name brands items, and you'll save more $$$ on those item's too.
Ogie Cruz Not trying to kiss boomer ass lol, but sometimes I wish would have grown up during those times. I am ashamed of my generation today and a lot of our culture.
@@zachlang1982 Outside of living through the Berkeley riots and living under marshal law for a week and being in a car with my parents that was nearly overturned by the rioters, it was generally a good time. Neighborhood street festivals were the norm. The tie dye generation. Could go on.
Comment 200 I am sorry man.
@@zachlang1982 It's not as rosy as it seems. Attitudes were far regressed from what they are today, being gay or black could get you killed in the wrong place oh and there was an entirely real possibility that the world would end because we couldn't agree on what economic system to use.
The weather is shit now because of actions in the past and getting worse because of idiots in the future. Ff anything there was more violence in the world people just didn't hear about it because TV and radio was still becoming mass media. Prices often rise with inflation but you'll find (Especially in the US where the labour laws are weak) wages rarely rise to meet them. Also food being fresh is entirely a geographical thing, I can get fresh food everyday if I wanted to.
The writers took turns with the character of Carter. In half the episodes he was shown as an idiot and the other half he was a munition genius.
He was ALWAYS a munitions genius - it was his social skills with women that were lacking, and his gullibility left him vulnerable to thinking too much!
It is probably fitting, since the Allies were using an Axis tank to blow up an Axis bridge, that in the first couple of minutes it appeared that Klink and Hogan were speaking each other's lines. I don't know if that was intentional, but, from an IndieFilm perspective, it was a nice touch.
I think the audio sync was just fucked
Ha ! This episode was just aired last night on the MeTV network !!
Ah yeah the famous "Panzerkampfwagen m7 Priester" allways loved them.^^
Stole a tank to move dynamite. Then used same to explode it.
For awhile you could watch the entire episodes of Hogan's Heroes on TH-cam, but CBS complained and now your only option is the ME TV network. However, they have to cram 20 minutes of advertising into every hour of viewing, so you trade over 5 minutes of each program for the ubiquitous and creepy drug ads peddling some very expensive remedy with a goofy made-up name which is more likely to do you harm than cure you, if you listen to the long list of disclaimers. Many of us remember when subscription cable TV was promoted as the alternative to commercial TV with all those annoying ads. Did things get better or worse?
The "tank" is not even a tank. It's a tracked, self-propelled artillery piece. Officially, it's an M7, 105 mm Howitzer Motor Carriage. It's nickname is the "Priest" because of the pulpit-looking machine gun ring on it's right side. It's not a German vehicle. It's American. A "Priest" (probably this same vehicle) made an appearance in the Season 1 Episode "Hold that Tiger."
Alot more spare American armor (that was running) than there was German, especially for a comedy with a limited budget.
I don't want go split hairs but it's an armoured tracked combat vehicle. It's a tank.
It may not be a MAIN BATTLE tank, but it's still a Tank.
The German word for tank is panzer meaning "armoured or armour". So it's still a tank in German or English.
@@fishyc150 I admit that the M7 resembles a tank, because it's tracked, has a large calibre gun and is armoured. But that's where the similarities end. If you tried to employ the M7 as a tank, it would fail miserably. It's gun is a howitzer that indirectly fires high-explosive ordnance. A tank's gun directly fires armour-piercing rounds at other armoured vehicles. In other words, a tank is designed to penetrate the enemy's defenses, fight other tanks and rapidly exploit the breakthrough. Unlike a tank, the M7 does not have its main gun in a rotating turret. The elevation of the howitzer can be raised and lowered. But horizontal movements require the entire vehicle to be rotated. While the M7 is armoured, its armour is quite thin compared to tanks. It can resist small arms fire, but thats about it. That's because the M7 is not a "front line" vehicle. It's a support vehicle designed to be used behind the front lines. Finally, in addition to not having a rotating turret, M7 completely lacks any protective cover. There are no hatches. The crew is completely exposed to the sun, rain and, worst of all, enemy fire.
@@33VMUH
All semantics. The first "tanks" weren't tanks by those definitions. You are thinking of an MBT. That's a main battle tank.
Think of an "aeroplane". A fighter is an aeroplane, so is a bomber. A fighter is not a bomber.
An APC is technically a tank. So is an MBT. So is a tracked SPG.
An SPG is not however an MBT.
The first tanks didnt have rotating turrets or even big guns (dont even need to have a gun to be a tank). WW1 tanks had machine guns.
I appreciate in common parlance a tank is an MBT. But that doesn't change its correct definition.
It was the best the prop people could do. Which wasn't very good.
Yes and didn't Bob crane have the prettiest smile ever
He was a handsome man for sure. A gentleman named Howard Morris directed some of these Hogan Hero's and many other shows, he was on Andy Griffith as Ernest T. Bass I believe and Uncle Goopy on Sid Caesars Show of Shows.
Did many cartoon voices too.
ah yes M7 priest with german markings and small modifications is a tiger
It's not a tank. It's actually an M7 Priest 105 mm Self Propelled Gun
What I want to know-- is what happened to the M-7? There's not that many around these days and they even used those on the "Rat Patrol" as well as M-3 halftracks. An M-7 would be much handier for grocery shopping and yard work than a tank.
I recognised it, but couldn't think of the title/name, glad saw your comment.
Second miss
"2 more degrees left"
Gun get elevated
"Fire"
Its a hit 🤨
Well, it's a minor thing and it doesn't disturb the plot. It would be like me saying: that m7 priest didn't look like that and the germans had alot of spg's
3:00 Hollywood crickets chirping - in Germany. :-)
But with their best German accent though.
The Iron Cross on an American SPG?
Mik Moen well, at least it wasn’t like the 2nd episode of the first season, where they took an M7 and called it a Tiger Tank
Compare this to that one time they took combat footage of Wespe SPGs from the Battle of Kursk and passed those off as Tiger tanks.
@@nastynate4916 it is comedy,i love it.
I still lol at reruns and I'm 83
Captured?
Good Episode.
Thats an m7 priest
Yes, i play WORLD OF TANKS too....
"Jawohl Herr Kapitan" 😂
Amazing the generation who fought WW2 could laugh at it and we can't.
Why is the sound so far out of sync with the picture?
looks an awful lot like an M7 Priest, a British self-propelled howitzer.
The M7 Priest was American.
The m7 was American, the Sexton was British with a 25 pounder instead of a 105
Nice "German" tank, It's an M7 Priest
For reference, that's not a tank. That's an SPG
Funny looking German tank!
Funny looking American tank that used to get kicked around the battlefield like a tin can.
Look it's was impressive they got anything that resembled a tank at all
Does it really matter? It was, still is a great show
That's what I was thinking lol. Do u know where I can watch the series in the UK?
A german sherman
2-5-2023
Lazy salutes. By Robert Crane. But he did as he was told.
Does anybody know what that vehicle actually was? Assuming it wasn't just a prop.
105 mm Howitzer Motor Carriage M7, self-propelled artillery vehicle, aka "M7 Priest".
@@Rowrin Sherman chassis, I do believe.
Have you ever considered synchronizing the sound track to the video?
It's been a few years since it was posted so I would think the answer is pretty much a hard no.
No big deal but maybe you can fix the audio-video synchronization that's off by a few seconds. Thanks.
Same Tiger tank from One of Our Tanks is missing. How many times over the years was this Bridge blown up ?
Also, not a Tiger. Although they were kind of hard to come by, twenty years after the war.
"Thank you Mr Know It All".....Only referring to it as a Tiger Tank, as it's called so in the previously mentioned episode. Now watch me pull a rabbit out of my hat........
@@pressureworks Why so defensive? It wasn't an attack on you. I have no way of knowing whether you know what a Tiger tank looks like. However since you appeared to be questioning the show on the number of times the bridge was blown up, I thought I'd point out that they would also call anything a Tiger tank. Obviously a show like this goes for comedy over realism, but some footage they use is a bit of a stretch. I remember a sequence in one episode where a bomber takes off, a very different bomber flies along, and a third bomber drops the bombs. A bit jarring to watch.
Not being defensive, please note use of quotes from The Rocky & Bullwinkle Show. Added for effect. Regarding planes, the same shot of a plane with man jumping by parachute is used whenever an agent or package is dropped. Also shot of train blowing up used several times. I wonder how the sound Klink makes when he is totally flummoxed is spelled out.? Diiiiiiisssssmissssed !
@@pressureworks Fair Enough.
Wouldn’t that actually be considered a Self-Propelled Gun instead of a Tank?
Spooky is the word
Guten tag montey! Ha! British tank.
Actually its an M7 Priest which is a U.S. SPG based of the M3 Lee, and M4a3 Sherman (depending on variant), some WERE sold to the U.K. but seeing how this was filmed in the U.S. I doubt that's the version they chose.
How is this out of sync? And the show was not made in "widescreen."
Audio is terribly out of sync.
Guys I don't think that's a Tiger Tank
what tank? it looks like a m7 priest self propelled gun 105 mm
Bro are you serious that's M7 priest tank 💀
A black man walking around Germany ok I believe it.
the german tank they steal is an American ww2 priest mobile artillery lol
How did they get the m7 priest?!?
gee, did they borrow that "German" tank from Rat Patrol?? LOL
The bad news if that gun actually went off you would be deaf...my dads cousin was in marines deaf in one ear due to artillery shells
Hmmm...... not a tank, its a US self-propelled artillery vehicle (Abbot or Priest possibly) :-)
Still entertaining though :-)
M7 Priest 👍
Kind of hard to get the real thing twenty years after the event.
@@BumMcFluff actually easier in Europe these days, we've got more operational than we did in the 50's :-)
Isn't that more of a mobile field piece?
Reverse phycology at its finest
Is that supposed to be a Tiger? If it is so I'm surprised there's some people who deem SPR's Tiger mockup disgusting
They must have borrowed that M7 Priest from the West Germans.
That's not a German tank
Yea what do you know, try to find a good working order German tank for the director of this show, good luck.
@@gunnerr8476 ... perhaps an accurate model as a foreground miniature in forced perspective?...
...oh, wait, they tried that in an episode where they blew up an airfield, and the effect did NOT look good...
... downright fake and terrible, ad a matter of fact...
Since when did a priest become a German tank?
It's what they had on hand. Shocking, not much German armor was laying around in the US after the war. Loads of US tanks were used in Hollywood post was with German markings. Check out Patton, not a real German tank in sight.
Marcus Aurelius I know that. Still it’s funny seeing a priest being used as a German “tank” it being a Self propelled gun and all.
Same way Thompson machine guns were issued in the Wehrmacht.
@@joelellis7035In some films, I have seen the German's issued with Sten submachine guns. Interestingly enough though, towards the end of the war, the German's copied the Sten and produced their own version. The MP 3008
How many "World of Tank" player just want to say...IT"S A M7 Priest SPG (tier 3)...
Too many.
Again... not a tank.
They wouldn't allow this today, taking bad about the Natzies.
It a spg not a tank
True. But it was built on a tank, so shouldn't it be: selfpropeledguntank?
repost it with the voice in sync.
tf kind of tank-
A modified m7 priest
The voices don't match the facial movements.
BAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH
So meny war crimes so meny
clickers
the video / voices are WAY out of sync !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
If I was Hogan I would tell the African-American pow to stay back at camp why because during world War II A Black man stick out like sore Thumbs they Did Not have Any black soldiers in the German Army in Germany or in France plus if I was Hogan I would tell the other man that was from France in England to stay back at camp because if you're German you could tell that when somebody is not fluent in German they speak with an accent if I was Hogan I want A American soldier that's Fluent in German
There were blacks in the German military.