My agenda is full. I will enjoy this after a long day.thank you. I'm actually trying to hurry up at work. Just can't say thank you enough.greetings from California.
🎖️🏆⭐❤️🩹🙏 Thank you for sharing this. I can't help but wonder what became of the men in these films. Did they survive the war? If not, where were they killed? If they did survive, what was their life like after the war?
Yesterday i bought a righthand sight front seat frame, a rubber track block and a break airtank valve for a SdKfz 251. And i got some privat adresses from people with parts for this vehicle. Lets see if i can built one in my lifetime. I also have several wheels and other small parts.
@@LookinThePast you mean the parts or when it ones will be finished? I bought the items at the military fair/market in La Gleize. That is the Belgium village where the Tiger 2 is standing in the open air. In the Battle of the Bulge area. A video about the Dutch M.39 DAF pantserwagen ( from the 1930s) would be nice to see.
@@jessestout8646 so do i, Jesse. It is best to buy the scarce parts first because items like wheels are not scarce. I do have some already but about 50.000 x many wheels have been made. It will take a while.
@@jessestout8646 so do i, Jesse. It is best to buy the scarce parts first because items like wheels are not scarce. I do have some already but about 50.000 x many wheels have been made. It will take a while.
![History of the US half-tracks in WWII - M2 / M3 / M5 / M9 [ WWII DOCUMENTARY ]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/VyIOvmSAAK8/mqdefault.jpg)
If you guys have any topics or vehicles you'd like to see a video about please leave a comment and let me know!
Can you make a video about tanks used by the Japanese Imperial Army they used during WW2. Thank you.
Brother i am hyped! The Sdkfz. 251 ist such a cool vehicle!
YES please!!! Can't wait to watch this one! 👍🏻
A very Informative video, I had no idea, that there were so many variations of German half-tracks.
Great video. Very informative, keep it up!
Glad to hear you liked it!
My agenda is full. I will enjoy this after a long day.thank you. I'm actually trying to hurry up at work. Just can't say thank you enough.greetings from California.
I'm very happy you guys enjoy my videos this much :)
Keep up the great work. It's noteworthy.
🎖️🏆⭐❤️🩹🙏
Thank you for sharing this.
I can't help but wonder what became of the men in these films. Did they survive the war? If not, where were they killed? If they did survive, what was their life like after the war?
Yesterday i bought a righthand sight front seat frame, a rubber track block and a break airtank valve for a SdKfz 251. And i got some privat adresses from people with parts for this vehicle. Lets see if i can built one in my lifetime. I also have several wheels and other small parts.
Would love to see it!
@@LookinThePast you mean the parts or when it ones will be finished? I bought the items at the military fair/market in La Gleize. That is the Belgium village where the Tiger 2 is standing in the open air. In the Battle of the Bulge area.
A video about the Dutch M.39 DAF pantserwagen ( from the 1930s) would be nice to see.
@@gerhard6105 I hope you complete your build of the SdKfz 251 one day!
@@jessestout8646 so do i, Jesse. It is best to buy the scarce parts first because items like wheels are not scarce. I do have some already but about 50.000 x many wheels have been made. It will take a while.
@@jessestout8646 so do i, Jesse. It is best to buy the scarce parts first because items like wheels are not scarce. I do have some already but about 50.000 x many wheels have been made. It will take a while.
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Cant wait to see this one!! 👍🏻
I'm surprised you haven't seen it yet 🙂
@@LookinThePast I just watched it, it was a great and informative episode! 🙂
No Schwerer Wehrmachtschlepper (s.Ws) ???