WW2 tanks with Hilary Louis Doyle - Part 1| Arsenalen Swedish Tankmuseum
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 พ.ย. 2022
- Hilary Louis Doyle talks about Panzerkampfwagen I, Marder II.
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How nice for you guys to have such a distinguished visitor!
I'm a simple man, I see Hilary Doyle, I instantly like. I don't even need to see anyhting.
Hilary Doyle... As usual... You rock Sir !
Wow, Hillary Doyle, this is really great. Thank you!
This guy knows his stuff - a true expert.
Thank you Hilary and Stefan. Interesting details revealed.
Very nice cooperation. I was lucky enough to visit the Museum this summer and spend some hours photographing everything. Very nice Museum.
there can never be enough Mr Doyle talks!!
An amzine collection of genuine and unique German vehicles brought to life by Mr Doyle.
Excellent stuff and really unexpected. Other Museums take note. Well done. Looking forward to more.
Im a simple Australian I see Hillary Doyle at Arsenalen i click
What a surprise, breakfast with Hilary Doyle and Tanks!
Excellent stuff, as always, from Hilary.
That Pz I infantry gun carrier was an interesting one, I don't think I've seen that before.
Doyle is a real treasure, right up there with the Bovington Tank Museum fellas.
Was amazing to be there, I didn't know the Swedish Arsenalen had so many unique vehicles.
Such a wealth of knowledge and great to have captured for future reference. Thanks to Hilary and Arsenalen for making this presentation.
Love this channel, and Hilary Doyle is the perfect guest to talk about the German armour
Mr Doyle is ever as knowledgeable and interesting to listen to, a great call to bring him in. 👍👍
Thanks for making and sharing!
Lovely.. Such a great visitor for you to get.. Mr. Doyle is such a legend..
Stefan is a smaller legend! Watching them together is a treat to be sure.
Outstanding video and presentation
German WW2 AFVs + Hilary Doyle equals insta-like from me - I don't even have to finish watching the video. :)
You're a real "know it all" & I "tank" you for it! Looking forward to part 2.
thanks for explain, those tanks in good shape , i like to watching you both when you walk in history steps, go on guys
Interesting as ever with rare specimens, thank you!
OK, I was already planning to go north to buy some licorice but I now have to also see some tanks!
I've been so many times to Sweden as I am ½ Swedish and ½ Italian but never had the opportunity to visit this very interesting museum but I'm very glad that you have such distinguished visitor as I always learn something new! The 7.5 cm PaK 40 auf Fahrgestell Panzerkampfwagen II (Marder II) (Sd.Kfz. 131) was a good tank destroyer despite with having thin armour and high silhouette.
take the train to Strängnäs then wait and thake the buss that goes to Eskilstuna - this place ( arsenalen ) are on the way there . The buss goes on hourly ? , since its goes by the regional main hospital
@@jari2018 I think it is more easy to take the car from Lund as my girlfriend has a lovely farm outside that city or perhaps t we can take the train! I will follow your advice and will go ASAP, thanks 👍👍👍
Very interesting and educational video, thank you!
Mycket intressant och lärorik video, tack ska ni ha!
informative video, cheers! thanks, hilary!
Interesting to hear how older tanks were re-purposed as they wore out or were shown not to be as useful as time wore on.
Huge thanks to Mr.Doyle for elabolate explanation about the vehicle. The track link on Panzer 1 seems not the original track.
It seems those tracks are for the Maultier with chevrons on them.
I don't want to say something stupid but I suspect that they are the same tracks on both vehicles with or without the chevrons and was installed also on the Steyer RSO
@@paoloviti6156 right
Yes you are right !. the track link of Panzer1 and light Maultier are both same track link. But just like other track link of early German panzers, they did not have chevrons on them. The track link for Steyer RSO was much wider track link than Panzer1 I believe.
@@yattaran1484 it could be but unfortunately I do not have a Steyer RSO in my garage to measure it, Lol 😂
Excellent!
Very intresting ant d ne museum, rhx for sharing❤😊👍🤘
Great stuff!
What is the 6x6 radio truck in the background at 6:21 ? Hilary is cool, I could listen to him all day.
Dodge WC 63, bought surplus after WW II, converted in Sweden with a new cabin.
Wonderful. blankety heck, you're getting good at this :)
Jesus H. Christ the King Tiger is absolutely terrifying. I'm so glad I was born 60 years after the war was won. The Allies who had to fight against that beast have my deepest respect and gratitude.
What about the Irish and tanks? We have this guy, and then the Chieftain. Both worth to listen carefully to.
I've seen a video with Mr Doyle and Nick Moran together on/in a Pz IV in Munster, Germany. When Mr Doyle speaks, the Chieftain listens. It was like Master and Padawan. 😂
Yes, it's a weird phenomenon.
Great video, way too short though...by about 3 hours :)
That guy sitting perfectly still in front of the Hetzer during the interview needs a raise
The 1st Marders had Soviet 76mm AT guns as the German Pak40 7.5cm gun was not yet available
A sympathetic and informative discussion with no moralistic overtones. Thanks
1:40 Doyle casually excluding Swedistan out of Europe LOL
So where do you find a Stug III Ausf D in Europe? + a Marder II?
@@stefankarlsson9762 In Arsenalen, the SWEDISH tank museum (near Strängnäs, Södermanland, Sweden, EUROPE) which is where this video was recorded.
The Switzerland Army bought during WW2 some Jagdpanzer 38 directly from Germany !
Why are they all in a desert looking paint scheme? I’m assuming it’s paint primer I hope because the king tiger and others were never in the North African campaign.
It is supposed to look like the later Dunkelgelb colour used from 1943 onwards and not the sand colour used in Africa, but since the paint job has been done long after the war it might not be correct as it should
Only surprise is that all the German tanks are finished in plain dunkel gelb rather than the appropriate oolour scheme for their periods.
They were restored that way 30-40 years ago
@@stefankarlsson9762 Time for a colour scheme upgrade I wonder - ? 🙄
Pz. 1 and Marder 2 could have been DAK so it would fit, the rest not so much i agree.
@@SeaRaven227 Maybe the classic 'ambush pattern' for the P.38t then - ? 🤔
Donate the money then...
Isn't Sweden in Europe??
???
@@stefankarlsson9762 @1:38 I guess Mr. Doyle misspoke (just as he did for the Sturmgeschutz) meaning not anywhere else
@@fintrollpgr So where in Europe can you find another Stug III Ausf D?
@@stefankarlsson9762 You did not bother to go listen what Doyle said did you? He literally states that the Stug does not exist anywhere that can be viewed (when standing next to it in the museum). And then he says over the Marder. "there are none of these in Europe". While standing in the same room as it in a museum in Sweden, which is in Europe. That's why people wondered about Sweden not being in Europe.
@@fintrollpgr Well I did, because I am the one introducing him to you in the video and. If you want to missunderstand something you will, and obviously you also did. To me and to him it is very obvious that he is talking about the vehicles we are standing close to and that these are quite unique and not possible to see else where in Europe.
Did not know that Sweden was not in Europe.
???