Inside the Chieftain's Hatch - Panzer IV Pt. 1 

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i SEEN a SWASTIKA AND NOW i AM TRIGGERED to hate the tribe

Nobody tosses a Doyle!

...I can do that... Can't disrespect Doyle

I actually like the old music.

I appreciate the quieter version as well. Still get to hear it but not as distracting.

Why do we need it at all, people are speaking.

Stewart Ross right? Who needs music?

It took them how many years to do this? We've been complaining since the start, and they listen now.

Fate

Jawohl, junge.

That will probably happen in part 2 on this tank.😂

@@jefferyindorf699 One can but hope

Talk about spoilt for choice if that happened.

The arrival of the EPIC MOUSTACHE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Will probably in the driver's compartment when both of em will enter for Part 2.

But that's the thing, the Jerry Can wasn't "over engineered," it was engineered almost perfectly. Over-engineering means overly complex and delicate systems where simpler and more durable/reliable would be better. The Jerry Can was simple and durable at the same time.

​@@horsemumbler1It's simple in concept, but still a rather complex piece of engineering.

I still have the GuP panzer iv from the event years ago

I'll take shit that never happened for $100

Trully, a girl of culture.

You raised her right. 👍

As much as I love to hear that she recognized it, there were parts of that show that all but caused me physical pain with the creative liberties taken with the tank model performances lol

This container was, very reassuringly, referred to as a "Flimsy". And it was.

Don't you just love a great piece of design?

@chris younts The swastika has been around since forever, in pretty much all cultures in a form or another, it's really not only a nazi symbol, and it's not backwards

@chris younts Talk to the Navajo Indians they were using them WAY before Germany.

He said "the Russian crew" insisted that the swastika be covered. They passed a law in Russia a few years ago forbidding the display of "Nazi propaganda". Apparently due to the law even things like the graphic novel "Maus" had to be taken off bookshelves because it had a swastika on the cover.

@@jeffreyswaney5435 swastika, one way or another, was around since almost start of decorating wares. Its just a simple concept, like wheel.

They want us to forget about the past because they're dying to repeat it.

Ahhh i like what you did there

L48

Yes! Moran acted perfectly, asking questions when needed and beyond that he just let Doyle talk. Edit: grammar

MrBlindcat1 What's under the black thing?

@@thestig2583 A wonder windmill who's image can drive some people hysterical, it's quite an interesting power.

So what?

Few countries where the video couldn't be shown if they hadn't like Germany (where hammer and sickle is also banned if its referring to a German organisation) and Russia where its been illegal since 2014 to show Nazi symbols or ideas that suggest Russians aren't superior (for example a women was imprisoned for mentioning the Molotov-Ribbentrop pact while another for publishing a photograph showing SS troops occupying her house).

@@thestig2583 - Look for the Buddhist Japanese symbol for Ban or Manji. Wan in Chinese.

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Heil RU-vid!

@@evilassaultweaponeer heiil Google XD

Yep. Can't show that nasty windmill of friendship, somebody might get ideas, and we don't want that. Ideas are bad things.

unfortunately, being an online game company, Wargaming really has to cover their asses to avoid the internet ire of snowflakes/woketards. Those idiots will try to claim you are a "nazi sympathizer" for simply showing a swastika in a correct historical setting, they really will. Also it would go against German laws and possibly put the kibosh on Wargaming operating in Germany.

WE DID IT REDDIT. We defeated nazi germany, 80 years after the fall of germany.

When we live in a society that considers symbols and words as deadly as bullets and bombs what else can you do to be fair.

What happens when black squares need to start being blocked because it offends people?

They actually, sadly, have to block it in places like Germany, Poland, and other nations because symbols like the Swastika are federally banned, in Poland for pretty justifiable reasons, and Germany cause they're pretty disgraced about their history. ALso, yes, I know I'm 10 months late but just wanted to say somethin'.

If the Germans had concentrated on building PZIVs and forgot about Tigers & Panthers, 1944, 1944 and 1945 would have been very different. It would not have changed the final result (they still ran out of petrol and suffered Allied Air Supremacy but it would have been a very different battle environment.

The forgotten workhorse, much like the hurricane in the battle of Britain.

Well, how many competitors are there? Even if every other German-built panzer (it's a panzer, not a "tank") was better than it, it would still be in the top ten, because there simply aren't ten more panzers TO be superior to it, even if you count the Maus as a panzer. If it isn't one of the worst, it is one of the best. The only panzers that one is likely to argue are superior to the IV (although 'best' can be defined a lot of ways besides being the best at killing enemy tanks) are the Pz V, VI, and VII. So clearly the IV is fourth best, at the very worst. It simply cannot be anything but one of the best.

Track tensioning. LOL

Mine too. Apart from simply looking good. It is impressive how it played an important role all through the war 39 to 45. There were never enough of them despite being the most numerous German tank. Had it been produced in larger numbers at the expense of some other projects. With even more upgrades in protection, firepower and tactics. Who knows how things may have turned out? With full hindsight, probably a good thing they didn't build more and wasted resources on "other projects."

@@gusgone4527 lmao yeah. not only did it win the allies the war, but it also gave us an advancement in technology. we can thank the germans for the jet engine, better feul system for planes, and most importantly, bad ass tanks. well, and with the war canada was forced to industrialise. canada is prolly the only war birthed by politeness, raised by blood lmao

@@gusgone4527 Depending I would say from late 42 to the start of 43 on wards no, Germany would have needed more men, equipment, supply's with more tanks that's also one of the biggest reasons they like the bigger more survivable tanks. Germany biggest problem would have bean fuel for all the extra tanks you still need to supply them so more supply trucks would mean less tanks and a lot more sitting ducks and abandonments, now that did happen mostly later in the war due to a combination of fuel and the bombing campaign but it would have bean small comparable to the losses Germany would have had had they had more panzer 4s. Also the upgrades that were not added would have kept them about even with allied tanks which they were anyway or just in the lead but for how long. But I believe your idea is great from 1938 to 1942 but Germany needed to do three more very important things in order. 1st. Germany only started to fully mobilised behind the war in what mid 43, this didn't really take effect till 44. Germany three biggest enemy's UK, USSR, USA were all ready there in mid 42 to the start of 43 at the latest. That's also why in 1944 Germany production was increased by about 2x to 3x 1943 levels yet was almost crippled by bombing the same year. 2nd. Synthetic fuel production / factory's set up all ready at 1944 levels in 1938 to 1940 this would have made Germany completely self sufficiently at the start of the war and aloud for it to stay that way assuming it increased it from there. Germany pre ww2 consumption was 44million barrels a year, 1944 synthetic production was about 44.4million barrels a massive increases from its starting 9million barrels at the start of the war. 3rd. Air dominance this is simple it would have aloud supply lines to work, industry to reach there goals in production, there enemy would have had a lot more problems Etc. From 1940 to the end of 1943 the UK, and USA dropped about 300,000 tons of bombs on Germany but in 1944 it was almost 900,000 tons with about 500,000 more in 45.

@@gusgone4527 they would not have fuel for more tanks anyway. Lack of oil cost Germany the war.

@@PalleRasmussen Palle, I'm not claiming that alone, more Pziv would have won the war. What I am saying is the more resource conscious approach to EVERYTHING, would have helped them in the long term. That includes assigning more thought to fuel supply issues and perhaps a better synthetic alternative. Germany's primary resource was it's scientific, technical and engineering prowess. Had that been focused with the usual Germanic efficiency ... ... ... do you follow. The entire argument is academic. Thank Santa Claus, God and the Tooth Fairy the NAZIS were incapable of working that efficiently. I don't like goosestepping it hurts my hips.

The video has existed for a few years, it just took them that long to edit them. Wargaming itself has little interest in continuing this series, they just want the extra revenue they can squeeze out of what they already made of these. The Chieftain himself is going to try continuing the series himself, over on his Patreon channel.

Ah man uts more interesting when you play wt because you can se the basics of the inside and here i can see detail

Only with 10.5 cm derp

This series helps me in war thunder

Hoping that WG would just do away with their planned changes on HE. I do have both the PZ 4 with the derp but also the other PZ 4 with the different drive system using the the standard gun.

Pz IV H is a fantastic tank, I 2 marked it.

Yeah, if that’s what they’re used for, I think it’s mostly for helping with APHE and HE (though at high caliber it doesn’t matter)

@@lbhammers4841 if you're going to carry extra track links anyway (to repair broken track) and a log or two (to get out of mud) might as well put them where they could do some good. It's the little things that can make a big difference!

Ann Onymous no I fully agree! If they’re gonna be anywhere, might as well put em where you need em

*Das

Rickenbacker hell yes

Aye, lad