the Panzer IV remained the undisputed workhorse of Germany's armored divisions. In this 3D documentary breakdown, we step inside the hull to see what made this tank a legend of military engineering. ​#MilitaryHistory #PanzerIV #WWII #Documentary #3DAnimation #WarMachines | Ghost Battles

Panzerkampfwagen Tiger Ausf.B (Sd.Kfz.182) Tiger II - Tank Encyclopedia

The genius move for the Panzer III was that it had a three-man turret. This not only meant it could have a commander who didn't have to load or fire a gun, but it also had a radio in the turret. The T-34 had a two man turret, so the commander also had to aim and fire the main gun. The British Valentine (until late 1941) had a two man turret. The commander had to load the gun, I understand. The Grant had a one-man turret - so if the commander wanted to fire the anti-tank cannon in the turret he h

Stunning Panzer IV Ausf. H from Musée des Blindés at Militracks 2024! It’s great when museums work together. This tank is one of over 2300 buitl during the war, starting in 1943, and is one of many running vehicles in their collection. We’re lucky to see it at Militracks! I hope Saumur is back this spring with this tank or perhaps a different one... it was a treat to finally see. Thanks to them and their crew for keeping the history here for us to learn from and remember. See you at Militracks 2