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Starting the Stug III at Militracks 2019
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![Sturmgeschütz Stug III in action in ww2 [Colorized & Enhanced]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/bRaEwKLmyhg/mqdefault.jpg)
All I could think of is 18 to 20 year old young men in 1943 standing in cold rain and mud doing that because their life depended upon it. It does put the experience in focus and I am glad we can have these experiences now to learn from and honor what went before.
Yep, it's fun to do on an event weekend but to put hands on history like this provides tremendous perspective and respect to the ones who did it for real. My thoughts are with those for whom this task was far more serious. I'm thankful to the people who keep these vehicles alive, for the ones who no longer are.
The event is a technical one, no re-enacting or historical dress up, and the museum is on battleground. It's a very moving experience.
I hope some day to be able to go but in the mean time, I really appreciate your sharing the experiences with us.
I've read that the Stug was actually very popular with the troops. Whenever a couple Stugs would show up for a front, the morale of the infantry would go up right away.
@@temper44 They were very efficient killers. A decent gun capable of taking on most enemy (allied) tanks, and a very low profile, making them easy to hide and damn difficult to spot. Also quite lightweight, so not too hard on the softer ground, they didnt get bogged down as much. Well liked by the crews from what I understand
Cheaper and faster to produce than a tank with a turning turret.
I did get a distinct feeling of "is Sofi turning the crank, or is the crank turning Sofi?" ;)
Oh at certain times the crank was definitely turning Sofi
Sofilein did you say “fuck yes” when it started? 😂
If the crank kicked back, we'd surely have flying Sofi, even!
Hahaha!
All I know is it looked funny as 💩 trying to crank it 🤣
Who needs to go to the gym when there's a Stug around.
Tea And Medals not me lol
StuG life
@@CS-zn6pp 👀
@@CS-zn6pp I didn’t choose it...
@Widgeon GhiIlie BEARD Pate as German WW2 tanks go the stug is a smaller eternityy of maintenance 😂
Not many people can say they started a stug. Damn awesome i say
Sofilein is awesome regardless of what she has or has not started.
She can turn my crank any day
Build a house, Plant a tree, Start a Stug
At least not in 2020 -- Winding up it remind me of a Stuka Dive Bomber.
@@theChaosEnigneer1 So I'm wrong. I bought a house, cut some trees and watched some people including Sofilein starting some german tanks and fighter planes. But I liked it!
Cranking the tank looks like some kind of weird interpretative dance 🤣
Definitely not the African Anteater Ritual.
Haha yes it does
The Stug was not really a tank but an assault gun and tank destroyer. While such can look quite a lot like a tank, they have different designs and roles on the battle field.
@@skunkjobb thanks I'm well aware of the difference but wasn't prepared to say cranking that self propelled gun or Tank Destroyer. Tank was just easier and has a better ring to it
@@michaelcarney6280 Yeah, crank the tank has more rhyme to it.
Sofi: "Smell that? You smell that?"
Heinz: "What?"
Sofi : "Petrol fumes, son. Nothing else in the world smells like that. I love the smell of petrol exhaust in the morning!"
"Nazis don't surf!"
Ah there's nothing like seeing and hearing the real thing, thanks Sofi.
"Mein Frau, ze Americans are coming!"
Sofilein:
The wife is like: Who cares? My husband drives a StuG as a daily.
@@perkunas8651 why so angry ?
if you're ever in tampa we have tons of fun stuff to drive. humvees, M151 Mutts, FV432 APC and more
0:01 OMG, I remember that dance craze back in the late 70's.
1:24 That exhaust must have smelt heavenly........strangely some of us will agree with me.
I love the smell of fresh diesel/gasoline, and my Harley's pipe cologne.
Love your vids Sofilein. Glad I subbed.
How many wish we were "THAT GUY" on the crank.
Show of hands everyone:✋
“Start a Stug with Sofi” sounds like a great idea for a tank museum fund raiser!
Everybody talking about the cranking, but I'm over here loving that suspension at 1:53
Who needs a gym when you can get a workout starting a stug
Stug Flex > Bowflex lol
No need for Gym at that time... if you were not man enough to start your tank, u were fu cked :D
I think the guy was saying to his self please don’t start this is the most action I’ve had in a long time.
Rather impressive. Must have a rather large flywheel in the engine bay to start a tank, you could really hear the thing whizzing.
I have to thank the algorithm for suggesting an actual real life Tankgirl.
Bruh imagine doing this in -40° weather while getting shot at...
Well atleast you cant be cold anymote after trying to crank that to up and running ;)
If you're getting shot at while starting it, things are going really wrong...like pretty much anything after 1941 Lol.
However honestly think about how much that starting procedure would pump you up before battle, warming you up while you scramble to get back in the tank and underway. I'm sure many 20 year olds had fond memories of their time with the stug.
There was a possibility for emergency start in most or all German tanks which could be done from inside like normal car but if possible you should do it like in the video because the emergency need a huge amount of Energy and should always be ready if needed. So for saving the battry you make the workout😅
@@Horscht116 oh it wasnt the compressed air bottles like on the t-34? Was it just a motor or a motor and giant flywheel that it spun up?
It has an electric starter like Sofi said, cranking it manually is an emergency option if the electric starter has failed
Hey you get to say that you handstarted a STUG III!!! Not many had that privilege... in peacetime.
This was an Awesome Experience. Sofi, your going to have some of the GREATEST stories to tell people, later in life. You Go Girl!!!
You're living the dream, Sofi. Keep on keeping on.
My favorite piece of German armor. Looks even better with the side plates.
No way, give me the BrummBar!
I had question whilst watching but then you answered them at the end! great vid ty!What a great experience :)
Sounds like a air raid siren winding up...love German armoury..🇺🇸❤
That was adorable. Sofi definitely went for a ride there.
Somehow this reminded me of the sentence one of our NCO's had after asking if anyone felt cold. He proclaimed: "Every soldier has his own heating!" And everyone who had previously raised the hand, had to fall down for 30 pushups, "to warm up". Strangely after that nobody ever "felt cold" when he asked.😉 So in earlier times one of his ancestors might have asked: "Are you cold?" yes "then go, start the StuG (/Panzer)"...
Feldwebel Schmitt-- the Ami's are across the field!"
"Tell them to smoke em if they got em so we can crank this sucker up. We'll be a few minutes"
OMG, not only does it look like a quick workout, but it looks like a lot of fun!
Bless you young lady.....thank you for taking an interest in history.
Forget the politics of the past, German engineering was amazing......and needs to be celebrated now.....that comes from a proud English man.
Damn i'm jealous, that beautiful sound doesn't even compare to when I start up my Abrams.
You have a abrams? Edit: I just checked your channel That’s sooo cool
Sofi is SOOO CUTE trying to start the engine.
Mosella and it is totally not creepy to post thirsty comments on a vid like this
@Jo O She looks like a poor version of Kate McKinnon.
Interesting to learn how the mechanism works, im guessing the handle engages a basket clutch to connect the fly wheel to the crankshaft.
Sofilein and a Stug III....
That makes a perfect video...Just perfect.
Thank you for making WWII armor history look cool....
Daymmm i finally seen the actual stug. I used to play it on WoT bliz. 1 of my fav. Tank destroyer.
Sofi just looks like she is along for the ride trying to wind up that flywheel
That almost sounded like the gas-turbine on an Abrams spooling up.
To me it sounds like the Jericho Trumpets on the Stukas
@@TackleTheDog both sound almost same
Thofik. Hidayat pretty much yeah 😂😂 Abrams more whiny though (because its American lol)
@@TackleTheDog america style :v
it has a inertia starter system, they are spinning a large high speed flywheel with that crank, then engage a clutch that connects the flywheel to the engine crankshaft and turns the engine over.
Awesome channel. That looked really tough, but even though it was her first time, she handled it like a boss and was still humble. Love this channel. Keep up the good work
Love that determination, it hadn't even stopped and she wants to try again. Great video, hope to see more.
1:22 Smells like victory!
Get it son. Look at that nexk vein though. Chick is going hard.
I don't think I have ever said this about a starter. But that's the sexisiest starter I've seen
Back in the old days we had to be self sufficient knowing about back up systems and how things worked but now we think of backup as Twitter. Well done Sofi for learning and appreciating
Imagine having to do that during a cold Russian winter? Ugh!
WARM YOU up!!
They had electrical starts aswell.
I understand it was not uncommon for tank crews at the winter Russian front to light fires underneath their vehicles to warm them up to get them started
@@rayw3332 unless they had gasoline engines, l
Soviets had diesel engines SO they did start fires,THE T 34 had a compressed air starter SO IT STARTED IN 40 below zero
It helps when you crank it the right way around....?
There is something to be said for the German expression: "Anwerfen des Motors". Litterally: Throw the engine on.
My favorite armored vehicle. Thatd be totally bananas getting the chance to start one up.
Gerry loves the flywheel starters. Sounds like the roadrunner winding up for a high speed run.
they're going to finish what they started as they drive that Stug to Poland
Turns out Sofi's upper arm strength isn't made like a fruit fly after all
I remember visiting the Overloon museum in the mid-70's when it was all outdoors...no indoor area. As a kid of 9, I was in heaven. Very jealous of you and all the fun you have with the vehicles. I'll did up some of the photos I have from back then and send them to you if you're interested. Love the vids...keep them coming.
I was there in 67 or 68 and yes it was all outside.
When I saw the rounded nacelle for the main gun I originally thought it was a StuG IV.. thanks for clarifying! 👍
She is just adding friction to the starting handle.
And that’s not a bad thing, right?
Молодец, девочка, - старалась!))))
"Массы", конечно, маловато....))))
Ей не в той позе старатся надо.
It moved so elegantly once the engine was goin' sounded amazing.
10 years ago, I had an RV that needed work. So I took it to my RV dealer in Richmond,Ind.
I turned the corner in the service bay and there was a STUG IV in primer, with side skirts.
And it was in running condition. they would run it out back often.
Sound stug engine started creepy like jericho Trumpet
JERICO STUG
@@screamingenderhawk8739 well in the air they have stuka for close air support in the ground they have stug for close ground support
First
I know my bro stug 3 is kinda stubborn and takes time to register orders....
That's one way to get your upper body workout done! That engine sounds great once it's running.
Beautiful polish restoration of Stug III by TANK HUNTER ! :)
A lot of stupid comments about „Fritz“ and „ze Germans“. I was getting kind of used to it, even I never found it funny. Anyhow, the engine is marvellous! The sound is awesome.
Who'd a thunk that starting a Stug could be so damn sexy? He's gorgeous 😉😁 & you're ever cute too Sofi.😍🙃
That’s so cool! I would of never thought of a crank starter but it works good when everything is in like new condition. You can hear the sound of the flywheel turning over by the high pitched sound while cranking. They did a beautiful job on that restoration because that is a super quiet tank with no track noise.
That engine start sounded NICE.
А София знает, как завести😏
It was cool, but slow down when you’re talking, Sofi. No hurry.
Dunno where she comes from, but there's lot of places where people all talk fast. I'm sure us slow talkers drive them nuts, too.
She has one speed >>>> supersonic.
At first few seconds I though She was brawling with someone for some kind friendly competition and was so impressed when she got quickly a upper hand of the man....
Then couple seconds later I noticed they were cracking the engine together.... Then it became fun to watch as that must have been an moment to get such insightful experience waking up a beast....
Now I feel fool to even think how I managed to miss the whole tank in the first moment....
I bet you can feel the power of that Stug just from cranking it
Thank you for bringing us experiences most of us would never otherwise have. What great content!
Nice one Sofi, its geat that a lot of old WW2 vehicles are getting the attention they deserve.
It takes real athletes to crank start that beast. Bragging rights for sure, well done.
Didn't know that a super model would be a tank person. Great job.
The crank on the StuG goes round and round 🎵
That's how she stays in shape. Looked like quite a workout.
Who needs an elliptical machine... Gotta get me a Stug III!
"Part of this complete workout..." - that damn Handgriff - Well done =)
Wow you cranked up a tank my grandfather used to drive . Very incredible restoration . Greetings from Germany 🤘
Wow, appearance of running Stug is so cute!
The engine sound is also comfortable
Engine sounds wunderbar
It sounds like stuka siren. Magnificent war machine.
The bloke was doing all the work!🤣
The STUG 3-G Is My FAVORITE Tank...
She start my motor any day!! Good going Darlin
Ausgezeichnet :)
Fun StuG story: Back in 1999, in the middle of me doing WWII reenacting, we got a new place to do battles in northern Indiana. It was perfect timing, as the Chicago-based 2.Panzerdivision group had just acquired an original StuG-III. They ran it at a couple other battle sites in Illinois, alongside their Hetzer, then got to leave it on the property there for almost a full year, and we got to play both eastern & western front battles with it there. As the event coordinator, dressed as a Heer Hauptmann, I got to ride on top of it a few times.... SO MUCH FUN. But alas, some financial problems caused the owner to sell it in 2000 to a guy (who's name escapes me) in California. I don't know if it's still there, but hopefully still running.
Oh wow! Hmmm, could that have been Jacques Littlefield? Perhaps that StuG you got to ride with is now at AHM in MA.
@@Sofilein I honestly don't know. I want to say it was somewhere in central CA.
Hi from Australia mate. I appreciate that as opposed to a lot of you tubers you've not only got a passion about your subject you actually know your shit and are prepared to learn from the people who run these things. In my opinion you're up there with Attenborough.( Ok different fields but you get my drift.) Keep it up mate.
It sounded really good when it was running. Imagine starting your car in the morning like that.
WOW! 3.6m views. That looks like quite the work out. Well done Sofi. 😎
just hearing the engine powering up is satisfying
Glad you featured this StuG! These lethal tank destroyers are a personal favorite of mine.
That was German VALUE WORK - German engineering
I'd love to have one of these babies ! Damn amazing !
Interesting, as an old Chieftain Mk5 driver from the 2nd Royal Tank Regiment I still love tanks.
We had a two cylinder diesel mortar mixer with the crank haha lf you were not careful it would fly back on yah You looked awesome cranking the stug Thank you!
Sofilein adding the glamour to armour... 👍
The important and impressive part if the two of you cranking that engine is the YOU didn't quit!
Thank you for forgiving my changing of "of" to "if."
I mean you no disrespect, you are intelligent, you are not afraid to jump in and get your hands dirty, you have so much passion for tanks, wich I love, and you are beautiful, I have been a subscriber to you for about 6 months, I look forward to all of your outstanding videos, and I am definitely looking forward to your next one as well, please keep up the good work and stay safe, and have a great day
The sound of that thing being hand-crank-started reminded me of the sound of the _Tasmanian Devil_ from the old Warner Bros cartoons...😊
Whenever it’s being started, it always sounds like a Stuka about to dive bomb, pretty cool lol
I find it fascinating to see these old tanks started with a hand crank and heavy flywheel.
AWESOME
3.04 am I found this channel.
I love tank . Great job Miss👍👍👍I will subscribe
Loved the sound of that fly wheel spinning up.
I love the history of tank it shows you how they were built to last
Fantastic ..you can see why the Soviets liked the compressed air starters .
I have heard a T72 start up using the air method....nice.
Oh my lord you are an absolutely stunning piece of machinery 👌
The lion insignia is Sturmgeschutz Brigade 190. My Great Uncle Josef Kannamuller was a tank commander in that unit.