Pz 38t based APC PBV 301 | Arsenalen, Swedish Tankmuseum
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ต.ค. 2024
- In this video Stefan talks about the Swedish APC 301 based on Pz 38t.
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Pz 38t "hey nice tank but what about more?"
marder III "nice...but give me more"
Jgdpz 38t "MORE"
PBV 301 "finally the final form"
Hello, felow War Thunder players
Hello hello
Can’t believe the Instagram has so few followers, it’s as great as these videos (and has a handy translate if you’re as ignorant of Swedish as I am!)
Thank you so much for this video! It's so hard to find information about it :)
Thanks for tour of this unique vehicle. Your videos are always interesting and enlightening.
Was the infantry squad leader the vehicle commander when infantry was in the vehicle? Did the gunner command when the vehicle was empty?
A good reuse of older vehicles and equipment. Thanks for the video, hopefully you are all staying safe.
Very thrifty folks, Swedes, sometimes. Certainly made better use of WWII surplus than most nations. A 5+ liter boxer engine, never knew such a thing existed.
At that time, the 20 mm cannon was certainly something to take seriously.
I never knew about this variant. Thank you for the video.
Very interesting Sir and well explained, thank you very much !
We all saw the dev blog. This thing is gonna shred planes but tanks are gonna eat it alive.
Recommended because of WT!
Thank you for a interesting video, great presentation. It will be good if there is a 360 go around of these vehicles. As a non Swedish , these vehicles are very foreign to me.
Nice! The APC mention in the previous video.
Stefan, do we know why Swedish 38(t) vehicles have different tracks? Was there a reason the original Czech type weren't used?
Yes, I will dig deeper into that in another episode ;-)
That was a nice APC actually. Thanks again!
Someone answer that damned phone!
Utmärkt with more videos!
Thank you....
Finally this is coming to wt
interesting design, especially in the front view
Thank you for another great Video. Always interesting & new.
Keep those videos coming!
There is quite a bit more space than what it looks like from the outside.
Great to see your video highlight the Swedish features again given that people are converting these into look a like German WWII vehicles
Here is a film about the gun in the PBV 301
th-cam.com/video/q_ml4dhopUs/w-d-xo.html
Nice video. Subbed
*Thank you for the tour!*
*Are the vehicles in the museum still in running order? Engine, guns etc.*
They cant keep there the pieces with ready to fire guns. I think its disabled but can be made back to working order since it should be kept in original state.
To drive - I think yes. Check their other videos. Maybe you will spot it at some of the events.
The vehicles are all technically owned by the Swedish armed forces so they might not be subject to quite as strict regulations as vehicles in some other museums. My guess is that the gun tubes aren't welded shut but the firing pins, breech blocks or some other critical components are removed and locked away in a safe.
@@Joelsfilmer Yup.
@@Joelsfilmer *Sadly in most museums the guns are destroyed (breechafe welded, bore plugged etc).*
*Few countries in the world will allow a private collector, or museum, to keep a fully functional tank.*
@@JoeDurobot The leopard 2 in the arsenalen is fully functional, pretty much just need a refuel and ammo then it can roll out,
Please please please do an English language video on the 302
Cramped? Cramped?...One could have a Party in there compared to a BMP or even a Dutch Army AMX-VCI. Nice film and very informative, thank you.
The Swedish army has very high expectations for their stuff, and is vocal about what they want from the defence indusry.
Thanks for the interesting video. Tack!
Very interesting, thanks for making this Video
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I've been missing these!
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Great video, but I would like a second one, were you show the inside of the drivers and the shooters compartment, how observation and firing works and ofcource some driving.
It's available as a modell at Shapeways in various scales (as is the 302 and some of the tanks in his talks). www.shapeways.com/marketplace?type=product&q=PBV+301
No David Fletcher but who could compete. Either way I'm glad I stopped by and subscribed :)
Very interesting, thank you sir
I love Swedish 🇸🇪 tanks
Thanks for the information
The idea of making a APC from a ww2 era tank is just insane.
I thought this is only my wild dream, until now, good work Swedish!
i mean israel has that sherman medivac thing, and the T55 apc
What about the "mälardalen" (the Mälar Valley) batallions? They had on only one mechanised infantry company in APCs, the other rifle company was lorried (trucks for the US) in lorries with off road capability either the ltgb 938 or ltgb 939 (ltgb=lastterrängbil or load carrying vehicle with off road capability). The difference was whether it had a synchronized gearbox (939) or not (938).
Love Swedish engineering! Smart, efficient and quite often very reliable.
1:12 This is Tank TN-HP .. Designed in Czechoslvakia ,,,This projet has been stolen by Nazi about 1939 ..and named PzKpfw 38
It was originally license built in Sweden as a tank, but improved. Not stolen from Germany!
@@petter5721 I think what he means is that it should be referred to as a license produced TN-HP, rather than license produced Pz. 38(t), as Pz.38(t) was the designation of the tank after it had been stolen by the Germans.
@@jacobabrisz9272 That might be not fair, but Pz.38(t) is what this known as. History is generally unfair.
@@azgarogly I would gladly accept that what happened in the past is unfair, but we have the ability to be fair in the way we remember it. One could just as easily say license produced version of the TN-HP, well known by it's designation in German service as the Pz.38(t). Then you're not only more fair, you're also more accurate and precise. As a trained historian I assure you that being precise in your descriptions saves later scholars a lot of trouble.
@@jacobabrisz9272 As a trained historian you should also recognise that not only the historical accuracy is important, but also a perception of things. Which is indeed part of the history.
And "restoration of fairness" might seem logical from a political point of view, but it has to be actively opposed by a historian. As a job of a historian is preservation of history, not "fixing" the unfairness of it.
Writing an article about rather famous American actress you can refer her as Norma Mortenson and that would be formally correct. But you will only put future scholars on a wrong track, as that is not the name she is known by.
PBV = pansarbandvagn = armoured bandwagon.
"Vagn" is more similair to "vehicle" in most modern aspects.
@@lavrentivs9891 I don't think they were being serious!
Vagn is best translated as wagon, in the same way as in French, where a tank is 'char'.
@@rarebear1013 It's not best translated as wagon, it's directly translated to wagon and only if using one of the meanings of "vagn" (and not the right one).
@@lavrentivs9891 I checked Svenska Akademien Ordböckers definition and wagon is right. Vagn, or vagnborg (vagn- 1541 osv. vagne- 1605. vagns- 1723-1866) also is as close as you can get to 'char d'assaut' and 'carro armato'.
@@mcpuff2318 Yes I know, I've played Age of Empires. Where I live 'fordon' is the most frequently used word for vehicle, and 'personbil' is used to define a vehicle for personal transportation.
Czechoslovakian tank used in ANOTHER country, doesnt look slavic at all :D
Would it be possible to buy the base chassis?