Inside the Chieftain's Hatch: Centurion Part 2 

"He's also the man in-charge for making the tea and the soup and the other..." i love how tea comes first in the things important to Brit tank crews

Pound for pound, I think the Chieftain is the best presenter and explainer of tanks and military history on RU-vid and I've enjoyed the hours I've spent watching n listening to him. Of course, it would be unfair to compare him to the Grand old Man of Bovington, the man who not only knows the ins-and-outs of tanks but also who came up with the worst ideas, how things were developed or why they were called whatever and old tankers hated them. Of course I'm talking about Sir David Fletcher (somehow doesn't seem like a Sir, maybe he'll one day be Saint David of Bovington, I'll have a word to the Pope).

Centurion is simply my favourite cold war tank.

Chieftain , i'm sad you didn't shot it Fire Control System .

You forgot to mention Indian army's use of the centurion.

I can’t understand his Italian? accent.