WW2 KV-1 Model 1939-40-41 footage - КВ-1 серийный - Танк, танк Клим Ворошилов 1, Part 1.
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- WW2 KV-1 Model 1939-40-41 footage - КВ-1 серийный - Танк, танк Клим Ворошилов 1.
KV-1 (L-11)
The development of the KV-1 began after the heavy tanks T-28 ( T-28 was actually classed as a Medium tank) and T-35's flaws came to light.
During the development in 1937 the T-100s and the SMK prototype were designed and both had tandem turrets, heavy armour, wide tracks, and used the torsion-bar suspension. These tanks were tested in 1939, during the operations in Finland during the "Winter War”
These heavy tanks proved to be resistant, but showed very poor reliability and mobility, were costly and difficult to maintain.
But a single-turreted variant of the SMK was drawn up, named the KV, which was named after the then Soviet Defense Commissar Kliment Voroshilov. the KV prototypes outperformed the T-100 and SMK and was subsequently approved for a 50-unit pre-series of tanks and after testing the first tanks “model 1939”, were delivered in March 1940.
The model 1939 was nearing 45 tons and proofed to be challenging to steer, the transmission wasn't able to cope with the tanks weight, and vision was also limited, with narrow vision slits. But with it's immense weight, and large tracks the tank proofed to have excellent traction on soft ground.
The first model production was meant to have the 76.2 mm (3 in) F-32 as main armament, but because of limited production the medium-velocity “short” barrel L-11 was fitted but the L-11 was deemed insufficient in performance and was later replaced, and the M1940 would later be equipped with the longer F-32 gun and a new mantlet.
During 1940 and early 1941. 141 model 1939s were delivered, followed by 243 to 250 of the model 1940.
The production of the KV-1Es or M1941 called “Ekranami” was started in 1941 and got expedient armor improvement and had soft steel plates, bolted-on. These KV's were earlier M1939's that were either damaged or left overs, and were up-armored and up-gunned with the F-32.
The KV-1B's were totally new production models fitted with the F-34 gun and were also up-armored and the later production models would be fitted with the ZiS-5 76.2 mm. but even due the KV was upgraded it would proof to be a step behind with the German tanks and would be outranged by the Panzer IV F2 and the late Panzer IIIs. and with the added armour the KV V12 diesel, and was decidedly under powered.
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Excellent. Thank you Panzer Insight.
You're welcome
An superb machine. Dangerous with an well trained crew.
Great video. This is my favorite WW2 Soviet tank. I've built several in 1/35 scale. I'm particularly fond of the kv122.
Its really cool to see footage of these in action.
It sure looks cold in that factory...great footage as always..
Thank you, glad you enjoyed the video.
It was really cold at the factory. The tanks were assembled at the Kirov plant, located in besieged Leningrad. Frosts in the winter of 41-42 reached 40 degrees. In the besieged city there was almost nothing to heat with, houses were heated with everything that burns, right down to books and paintings. All that small reserve of coal that was, was spent by the industry.
The development of the KV-1 began after the heavy tanks T-28 ( T-28 was actually classed as a Medium tank) and T-35's flaws came to light.
During the development in 1937 the T-100s and the SMK prototype were designed and both had tandem turrets, heavy armour, wide tracks, and used the torsion-bar suspension. These tanks were tested in 1939, during the operations in Finland during the "Winter War”
These heavy tanks proved to be resistant, but showed very poor reliability and mobility, were costly and difficult to maintain.
But a single-turreted variant of the SMK was drawn up, named the KV, which was named after the then Soviet Defense Commissar Kliment Voroshilov. the KV prototypes outperformed the T-100 and SMK and was subsequently approved for a 50-unit pre-series of tanks and after testing the first tanks “model 1939”, were delivered in March 1940.
The model 1939 was nearing 45 tons and proofed to be challenging to steer, the transmission wasn't able to cope with the tanks weight, and vision was also limited, with narrow vision slits. But with it's immense weight, and large tracks the tank proofed to have excellent traction on soft ground.
The first model production was meant to have the 76.2 mm (3 in) F-32 as main armament, but because of limited production the medium-velocity “short” barrel L-11 was fitted but the L-11 was deemed insufficient in performance and was later replaced, and the M1940 would later be equipped with the longer F-32 gun and a new mantlet.
During 1940 and early 1941. 141 model 1939s were delivered, followed by 243 to 250 of the model 1940.
The production of the KV-1Es or M1941 called “Ekranami” was started in 1941 and got expedient armor improvement and had soft steel plates, bolted-on. These KV's were earlier M1939's that were either damaged or left overs, and were up-armored and up-gunned with the F-32.
The KV-1B's were totally new production models fitted with the F-34 gun and were also up-armored and the later production models would be fitted with the ZiS-5 76.2 mm. but even due the KV was upgraded it would proof to be a step behind with the German tanks and would be outranged by the Panzer IV F2 and the late Panzer IIIs. and with the added armour the KV V12 diesel, and was decidedly under powered.
Nice footage never seen some of it.
Nice, my favourite Soviet tank.
Any film of the KV85?
sadly no
1:09 Amazing factory!!!
Love the industrial footage. The guy forging on the bonfire, the hammering on the tank, the darkness and the cold. The conditions are primitive and deplorable. The Russians truly are the men with the broadest backs.
A beast of a tank!
Cool Video !!
At 2:10 note the woman arc welding with no tinted goggles.
Greg Hilscher Comrade Stalin gave his OK
@Semper verum retinas burned out? Arc eyes.
I re-uploaded this video multiple times now, but the sound seem to be corrupted, and I only hear it with my phone (not the computer).
Do more people have a problem with bad quality sound on their phones, when playing this video?
Looks and sounds great on phone and computer for me. Great footage!
Geen probleem, dank je voor de video 👍
@@UniqueUserTG I have no idea what causes this, one other person has the same problem, but not the majority.
No sound problems at all. Thanks for the re-upload.
No problems with mine on a iPad.
Amazing footage.you clearly dis some serious digging for this
I did it's a lot of searching.
Nice video with good explanation about this tank which was not enough fast also its high were not suitable nice footage video 👍
Glad you liked it bro.
Hey man I have a question. Do you know how many KV 1s in around 1941 were equipped with applique extra armor on the front hull? I know that some tanks had that but did A LOT of tanks have that or did only a few Kvs have that? Great video
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Wow.. huge tank. Good video!!
👍👌great video
Thank you 👍 👍
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Хороший ролик)
0:29 - 0:39 Where is this? Raseiniai footage? Saw this on reddit but no source.
It's somewhere in Russia, but no idea were.
KV2 👌
Germans, well they were very cocky about there supreme machines,- especially tanks, when they did destroy the Russian tank they did note that is did have very wide tracks, but no one question it why.?. until the rains came and German skinny tracks just pu the mud and got stuck, and with the cold and ice the tanks just skids and frozen mud is like rocks. TH
The Germans weren't cocky about there tanks in 1940-41, they knew there tanks were by far not powerful enough.
The KV1 tank is the most favorite tank.
Smiles nay grins, this is Porn at it's Finest! Simply Awesome and Appreciated ~ Keep the Videos Rolling¥ Or Thanks for Reality and Horror shown in It's True Colours equals STUPIDITY. WAR IS NOT THE ANSWER.
Thank you for the comment.
The KV-1 was a major challenge; & headache; for the German early Panzers - until the higher velocity 5cm equipped Mk3's & 7.5cm equipped Mk4's arrived. The KV-1 'upgrade', with the 8.5cm in the oversize turret, restored the Soviets balance. When Russia fitted the 8.5cm to the mass produced 'medium' T-34 Germany started losing the attritional battle.
# Note the width of the KV-1 tracks. The Germans didn't employ this; & the sloping front armour & narrow front turret profile of the T-34; until the introduction of the Mk6 'Panther'.
Every other nation: We need to bring infantry along our tanks, so let's put them in armoured vehicles of some sort.
The Soviets: Hop on the tank, guys. It will be fine.
2:26 what is that tank being hoisted by the crane? Kv220?
It's a weird one, but it doesn't look like the KV220 the turret doesn't have a hatch in the back.
@@PanzerInsight yeah that's what I was thinking too. It just looks like a normal 1940 kv1 turret. But I did see it has a seventh road wheel. Not sure what else it could be. Maybe a weighted placeholder turret for mobility trials?
@@a.t6066 maybe, or something the Soviets never really documented.
It is the KV-220 after its turret was replaced by a standard KV-1 turret.
I find it hard to tell the difference between the early models, mostly when they don't have very noticeable differences.
The early ones had the small rounded gun mantlet and the L11 gun. The later KV tanks had extra armour welded to it, a larger gun or a cast turret.
Очень жаль что на кв-1 была не 100 мм пушка, а маломощная 76мм.
В 41-42 годах её вполне хватало против немецкой бронетехники. По крайней мере, это касается ЗиС-5, да и короткие Л-11/Ф-32 тоже брали большинство бронеобъектов. А вот для штурмовых задач, разрушения укреплений - да, не самое мощное орудие. В этом плане, сделали правильные выводы при создании танка ИС-2.
Too footage video showing how early Soviet producing of tanks were not enough successful
Anyone else notice the woman in the factory arc welding with No dark lens shield ?o Now eye protection at all ?
Was a normal thing back then to just close your eyes.
T34よりKV-1の方が好き👍️
0:36 Oh my, is it KV-2?
yes.
德軍攻俄最大的失策是戈林的战畧失誤，空軍的素質强过紅軍，但战爭机器卻有欠缺，基本上是一支数量大的战術空軍，He111，JU88，JU87，BF109等航程短，火力泛々，載彈量少，要轟炸烏拉山工業區有難度，況且紅軍俘獲党衛軍，憲兵，战車兵，轟炸机組人員常就地槍決（政委也默許之，殺了，礼尚往來啊），而T34，KV重坦克75%由此一條龍福特式生產，在廠房出口處只要新車一出，四人組上車，卡車送上7O枚砲彈，2仟餘發机槍彈葯，2支手槍，2支波々莎衝鋒槍与4枚手雷，口粮就前往集合地。
The KV-1 was always overshadowed by the more famous T-34 but it was a great tank in its own right and like the T-34 was superior to anything the Germans had until the arrival of the Tiger 1 and Panther.
"Клим Ворошилов" пишется с большой буквы.
спасибо
Ты сам лязг гусениц накладывал?
The tank served all its service in the home unit, performing difficult and dangerous tasks. So, in the fall of 1942, the KV-1 tank "Ruthless" ran into an enemy ambush. Despite the formidable armor, at the most inopportune moment, when the tank was walking along a narrow hollow, his engine stalled. The situation was aggravated by the complete absence of shells and machine gun cartridges. The Nazis, surrounded by an immobilized and disarmed tank, offered the crew to surrender. However, in response, several grenades flew out of the opened hatches. Several times the Germans tried to approach the tank - they were met with grenades each time, but the ammunition was coming to an end. The driver finally managed to start the engine, and the heavy tank slowly crawled to its positions (video 8:28)
Main gun looks too small
the early KV-1 had the short L11 gun.
I wish there was a realistic inter war and ww2 tank game. War Thunder is lacking, and BR system sucks.
Maybe Hell let loose?
I think soviet tanks are so great.
But stalin killed most of the soviet crew by
assault..(That's joke!)