The Brazilian Stuart | CCL X1 Pioneiro
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- By the late 1960s, the Brazilian M3 Stuarts were worn out and needed to undergo extensive maintenance. With the US fighting in Vietnam, the availability of cheap and modern vehicles was drastically reduced for countries like Brazil. Due to the amount of M3 Stuarts available in Brazilian stocks, the ease of maintenance, low operational costs, the strategic benefit of light tanks in the South American terrain in the case of war with Brazil’s neighboring countries, and the aforementioned US involvement in the Vietnam War, Brazil did not only extensively maintained the Stuarts, but later selected them for extensive modernization which would become the X1.
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Brazilian Stuart - M3, M3A1, X1, X1A2 and their Derivatives - Hélio Higuchi, Paulo Roberto Bastos Jr., Reginaldo Bacchi
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An article by Darren Hazes
Narrated by WOOD
Edited by Pavel Alexe
Fun fact: Bernardini was a brand of safes with no experience in building vehicles
Bernardini already built armored value transports and bodies of trucks for the Army before they started on the X1. So not entirely true.
From a main point of view, its mainly Biselli which caried a lot of the responsibility for the X1 project.
Well I suppose that explains a lot
And they did quite a good job
Congrats to Brazil on their Centenary celebrations from the UK. That's the best looking Stuart I've ever seen.
Thanks :3
Thanks man !
Thx
Thx
Thanks
The BT-90 turret actually looks pretty seamless on the Stuart chassis.
Любопытно, через сколько секунд шасси М3 перестаёт колбасить после выстрела из 90мм пушки?
@@Terramorfios less than it takes a single SU-57 to roll out of the production line
@@OliverFlinnwow so funny
Stuart with a long stick, Gaijin please add this to the the American BR 4.0 tech tree.
I have the same idea, add brazil as a new nation line as a part of american tree, like how South Africa in Britain
the gun can fire heat-fs so it'll probably end up at 7.0
@@operatorpsyduck2035 Does it have stabilizers?
@@blasekiller9733 7.7 or 8.0 it is. A comparable tank would be Object 906. I dont know what else is comparable
@@darnit1944 i guess, but everything with a caliber over .50 mg would pen it it, and .50 would at close ranges do it as well.
M3 Stuart followed the wise advice of “Come to Brazil” and this is what happened.
Welcome to Brazil
Come to Brazil... Or Brazil come to you
Living in the extreme south of Brazil, i've came across a lot of these modified American tanks whenever i needed to travel from town to town, such as the X1's in the 6th RCB (6° Regimento de Cavalaria Blindada - 6th Armored Cavalry Regiment), and the X1 parked along side the m3 half-track at the 6th Armored Infantry Brigade in Santa Maria. Also, I was literaly born in front of the 9th RCB, and nowadays they have a M41 Caxias, an M41 modified to use a 90mm gun, parked in front of it.
Você nos invocou
As a writer of historical fictions, this is an invaluable resource as it is important to know what various countries possessed, why they possessed said vehicles and how successful those vehicles were. Likewise, vehicle's being maintained for both political and economic reasons when they weren't all that successful, or only marginally successful ... or even untested in combat conditions. Thank you.
If you like that, search the history of osorio, the tank that beat the abrahams
@@henriquemontalvao8492 ~ thank you! I am actually looking for a main battle tank to be produced by a non-European power that is capable and not hideously expensive. And best of all, Brazil is a prime contender due to events going on in the story. Cool Beans! Thanks once more.
@@jamesdosher2057 oh man, now i'm interested in this story
@@henriquemontalvao8492 ~ I have most of the first book published. Its title is 'Life As A New Hire' and is one chapter from completion ... but that one doesn't have to do with Brazil, or the 'Osório'. Already set up in the first book though is a family of Hungarians/Romanians who emigrated to Brazil after World War II and the protagonist has to contact them due to an ancient family oath. At the same time a war is raging between China and a host of enemies ... thus the need of those enemies for a tank the European powers can't embargo. Also, right across the Atlantic, Cabinda has broken away from Angola and taken most of their oil wealth with them ... and they are in desperate need of creating an army from scratch ... and since Brazil is the leading country in the Lusophone-sphere ... Yeah, Brazil and its military play a large part in the second book and I just so happened to stumble across this page and your comments. I also was pleased to learn Brazil is leading the peace-keeping efforts in the Congo which is right next door to all this African madness. Thankfully, one of my two editors is Portuguese and can help me with so much of this stuff though the research and writing is on my shoulders. Currently the story takes place in 2015. I have so much to do.
@@jamesdosher2057 sounds great! If you need any more info about brazil's culture or military just ask me! I recommend you do some research on the paraguayan war, since it was the bloodiest one in latin america. It was pre-ww1 tough, so it might not make a lot of sence, but it's fascinating nevertheless
It's always interesting to see how non-mainline nations deal with their requirements. These M3's look like someone stuck a modernized Panzer IV turret on top - and they look cool.
Proud to see people from other countries interested in mine...
You ahould do a video on the Osório tank, know as the brazilian M1 Abrams, but it never was implemented, as you see in my name, I have even more reasons to want to see this tank coming to life again...
Great video and greetings from Brazil!
*also your portuguese is pleasant to hear haha
@@v.ozorio The Osorio will take a while until I will start writing on it. There are some things i want to clear up before writing on it. I can spoil that I will be writing on the Tamoyo's which will be multiple articles. My focus is almost exclusively on Brazilian Vehicles, so there is much more to come, a few will be released soon.
By the way, Have you seen my Brazilian Cold War page and Vete T-1 A-1 Cutia article as well?
tanks-encyclopedia.com/coldwar/brazilian-tanks
tanks-encyclopedia.com/vete-t-1-a-1-cutia/
Menos, vira-latas. Menos... 😂
I would love to see this tank in War Thunder
Flank boyyyyu
I would come back to the game tommorow if they added a Brazilian tree
If you are interested, I can get in touch with the Museu Militar Conde de Linhares and get photos of the vehicles they have there. There's a X1 there if i'm not mistaken.
I would definately be most interested in that, there is quite a remge of equipment there that i would like to either have pictures of or potentially some measuring. Im the writer of the article and the sceipt for this video.
@@blasekiller9733 , I've contacted the museum to see what can be done. I asked for a list of the vehicles they have there. I will let you know when I've got an answer. My email is gpuperi@gmail.com, let's keep in touch?
@@blasekiller9733 CCL X1 appears in these two videos
th-cam.com/video/K0JnlPXhsKM/w-d-xo.html
time 1:45
th-cam.com/video/p1lUgv5eMsg/w-d-xo.html
time 16:22
video about the military museum Conde de Linhares (RJ)
th-cam.com/video/fDYDQmOBvUE/w-d-xo.html
Do a video on the M41C (M41C Caxias), if possible, could you compare it with other updated versions of the M41 Walker Bulldog?
I will, but it will take a while as I am currently writing on other Brazilian vehicles. I will probably not compare it too much though with other M41s. Thats a slippery slope to go on.
@@blasekiller9733 Keep up the great job!
That turret looks like it came off a panzer 4.
Excellent video. Packed with information rather than a self-promoting narrator.
A refreshing change from other you tube channels.
The article on which this video is based, is even more packed with information: tanks-encyclopedia.com/coldwar/brazil/bernardini-ccl-x1-pioneiroo
Thank you for the feedback
Funny how he says "Rio Grande do Sul ESTATE(?)"
It should be state, like in USA
Sim é um estado
O cara deve achar que falam espanhol no Brasil pela pronúncia dele no vídeo inteiro.
Yes funni looking Stuart, cool that u looking at Brazilian army tanks
Him trying to pronounce the names with a spanish accent was something else. Apart from that, very informative video.
Their version of the Brazilian M-8 Greyhound armored car is Kool as well. I believe it is the same turret on their greyhound BT-90 .
Great video, just what I needed to watch after a long day at work
want play it in Warthunder
Next war thunder tank
Excellent video!
its so cool though ..... looks like a futuristic light tank not a WW2 hand me down with upgrades
I can imagine the look on some Grandfather's face in 1980 when his recently-enlisted grandson mentions he is driving an M3 tank, when Grandpa had been a driver back in the 1940s!
I love your vids!!!
A number of these original Stuarts were for sale at a dutch dealer some 10 years ago.
The new tank for the next war thunder operation S.U.F.F.E.R looks quiet neat
That's a good looking tank right there.
kkkkkkk the best part of the video was the guy speaking the brazilian names, anyway very good video thanks for sharing this knowledge with us😁👍
Thanks for this excellent historical layout of the Brz tanks. Certainly there are more few tanks to be exposed on this list. Looking forward for a continued improvement on it. Cheers.
0:30 thanks, that so cool of you :)
Respect from brasil 🇧🇷
beautiful
I can see this as a WoTB premium😉👍
Hint!!
HINT!!!
Yea, same
Ordem e progresso Brasil
Technologically, there's no reason the X-1 couldn't have been built in WWII. That 90mm gun firing HEAT rounds would have caused serious headaches among the Germans and Japanese. Imagine a Stuart firing rounds that could penetrate Panther frontal armor at 1,000 meters.
Good looking tank
Greetings from Rio de Janeiro.
I would like to see an episode on the Brazilian M-41 Bulldog.
I would love a kit of that. The Haunted Tank Heads South.
where the hell is world of tanks on this majestic beast.. i want it lol 0:41 ..lol TAKE MY MONEY.
Brazil should produce the EE2 Ósorio MBT
it's too old to compete with the others actual main battle tanks, it would be needed a hole review of the project to modernize it and it would cost too much
Makes sense, because Brazil has been a hotbed of armored clashes for decades.
There are like, two places in the whole country where terrain allows armoured action, and just one that is near neighbor countries but hey, it's better to own and don't need...
Gaijin pls
E bom te outras pessoas falando do Brasil
hello,thank you for your content. is it possible to make video about iran tanks and armored vehicleslike serbia?
Did Stan escape narrating captivity? :D
Just imagine that i've left a (lengthy, snarky and anoying) comment her.
That was totaly not just a sacrifice to the algorithm.
2:34 is that a 50 cal mounted in a hull mount?
Thats what I saw. I doubt that was actually used like that and was something done during its mounting as a monument.
@@breembo Yeah, they only used .30's in service
Brazil have a modified m41 walker bulldog with a 90mm gun,make a video about it
AMAZÔNIAAAAAAAAAAAAAA🇧🇷⚔️
Nice video. I Will say: EU SOU BRASILEIRO E ISSO É LINDO!!!!
Menos, vira-latas. Menos... 😂
要求太高了！美國輕型坦克地盤裝上類似德國馬克四號中型戰車砲塔。
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I forget the number but as many as 8 to12 Stuarts were found in South America, Argentina? They needed total restoration and imported to he United States. They are to be refurbished and sold to private collectors.
Only one criticism to make as an brazilian...Why spanish?the rest of the video is of great quality
Can you make other videos about Brazilian vehicles? Like Osório or Cascavel?
I am currently in the proces of writing up scripts for a Cascavel video series. Osorio is a bit more difficult as more information can yet be obtained from certain locations which i wanna do first
Add thermal imaging, stabiliser and this tank could be as useful as the wiesel.
I whish we had the Osório as our main tank today....
Brazilian guy here
🇧🇷💚💛😎
The turret looks like its from the panzerkampfwagen 4 G or F2 ._.
I guess you could call it the "Super Stuart."
3:49 woow your pronunciantion was very good :D
Ave Brazilian Empire
I have a panzer, I have a Stuart, ah CCLX1
Primeira Vez Que Vejo um Gringo Falando Dos Nossos Blindados 0-0
All American tanks are shit, including the ones Brazil "improved". Buy Russian
@@chaosXP3RT Russian or German?.that we already have german tanks the leopards 1 to 5 more if we buy from russia there would be a democratic crisis, or even wars and our country doesn't want that
@Inteeer1 Sim Po
Oooh, que emocionante.... 😂😂😂😂 e não, não foi o primeiro...
Don't let Gaijing see this.
To be honest it looks like the Africans took their SARC turret gave it to the Swedish for a week before giving it to the Brazilians
Os presidentes brasileiros não investiram mais nada nas nossas forças armadas. Por isso estamos a mece da sorte. Lamentável!
You shoudl sheck out the Chilean Chaffe
We already did.
Olá
Ainda usamos?
Não
Tiveram vida curta.
Ue so tem gringo aqui
Dude, I find interesting how easy you can speak words from indigenous language (like Urutu, from the Tupi) while suffering to pronounce Portuguese words.
Wood speaks Spanish.
But not Portuguese haha
Please talk about the another brazilian light tank: Tamoyo
Era tanque MÉDIO e não "leve ".
why every English speaking person when reading a portuguesa word tries to use Spanish accent and butcher the entire sentence
Wood speaks Spanish but not Portuguese lol
Aqui no Brasil,o nosso exército utilizam os famosos sherman,são os principais tanks do exército brasileiro.
Kkkkkkkk aonde vc viu isso ? o nosso principal blindado são os alemães leopard 1a5 os Shermans já foram aposentados há décadas !
Não diz besteira cara!!
Você é bem um adolescente... rs. Desde antes de 1970 não se usavam mais os Shermann... 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I from Brazil and a writter, I se many chances to us in tecnology strategics, and so many loses, Engesa dont exist in this days becouse the Brazil's Army dont put a peny in the Osório MBT, and in the Time Iraq dont pay for the Cascavel or Urutus and my contry dont pressione Saddam to pay. Indeed today the Army have to bad apples in his command, you can see new about this and the '' Covid19 CPI'' here.
The good guys in the Army, dont help us to figth the pandemic or the Bolsonaro's intend to Overthrow Brazilian democracy and become the ''new emperor of Brazil''.
onde esta a legenda meu ingles não e bom kkkkkk
Vida toda
Don't pronounce Brazilian like it's mexican because it isn't. I'm a nationalist and every time you pronounce something in Brazilian I cringe. Besides the sepuku you should commit because of the language it is very good content and I didn't know all that.
I´m going to give a tip here, its better if you pronounce brazilian names as if you would in english than using spanish pronunciation. It gets just a tiny bitch less butchered.
"Brazil is country of the future....and will always be so.”
---Charles DeGaulle (allegedly)
Guerra das lagostas. Perdedor.
your portuguese is too spanish
I love your vids!!!
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