Ça c'est une bonne vidéo. On entend le fracas des chenilles qui Battent le sol....Les moteurs qui rugissent. La musique se conjugue parfaitement avec le bruit ambiant. Superbe. On arriverait presque à sentir les effluves des échappements. J'aimerais vraiment demeurer près d'un tel musée et aider à maintenir ces machines en ordre de marche. Bravo.
jesus christ that Panther is scaring me, i would never ever dare to even look at this thing during the war, it's the scariest looking vehicle ever made, it doesn't even need a cannon, it would scare away the enemy anyways.
wow so many tanks T-34, FT-17, panzer 2,Char B1 Bis, M10, an LVT (with a howitzer mounted on it) , a ZSU(no idea which one) panzerkampfwagen v panther,a bat chatillion 155 58 SPG, a Lorraine SPG in the background, what looks like an amx13 with duel 30 mm guns, and a LAV of some sort no clue which one they all seem to look the same. this museum is the largest in the world they even have multiple panzerkampfwagen VI tigers and a Königstiger!!
@@neutrino5266 Alors le panthère était peu fiable mécaniquement tellement qu'il n'était pas aussi terrifiant que vous ne le pensez, le principale problème étant que sa transmission supporter mal son poids que au bout de 150 kilomètre non stop la transmission rendez l'âme et le véhicule était souvent abandonner, ce qui est une raison pourquoi les panthère était moins apprécié pour ses performance mécaniques, mais après cela n'empêchera pas les panthère de commettre quelque massacre sur le front de l'ouest, il était puissant mais manquer cruellement de mécanique fiable, tellement que la plupart des équipages allemand préfèrent le Tigre 1 même que tout étant énervant pour sa maintenance compliquer (voir casse c#@ille), sa transmission était bien plus fiable que celui du panthère, le tigre II est lui sous motorisé mais roule à peu près correctement donc bon, vous voyez ou cela mène, le panthère n'était pas non plus le meilleur char de la guerre vu que, il y en à pas, il y en à seulement par pays.
The King of all tanks. Even for 21st century MBT's Standards, this tank its massive. Imagine seing one appear in front of you 85 years ago. Would be the Last thing you ever seen in life. Ruled Supreme, in is short career. The allied tank crews, must have prayed a lot, Just to not encounter one of this Beast in their path. The Ultimate machine of WW2.
J'ai hérité de mon beau père, ancien de Saumur et j'ai trouvé quelques des photos de son régiment stationné à DAMAS dans les années 20. Cela peut intéresser certains. me contacter.
Je sais pas si avoir un moteur qui produit un bon son faisait partit du cahier des charges au moment de la conception, mais on peut pas dire que le panther est désagréable à entendre ^^
@Didou Le bruit du VBCI au démarrage est le même que sur un renault premium DXI, deviens routier tu l'entendras tous les jours, le bruit d'aspirateur qui vient après en moins! ^^
it is a shame there was not commentary throughout as there were one or two vehicles I was not sure of, perhaps with editing? Merci beaucoup, I don't care for the language if it is good it is worth me learning a few words on the way. Thanks
In fact they do have a running Tiger II, they dont show it everytime but there are videos of it, it's been abandoned by its crew at the end of the war and cptured by the French who maintained it.
It's not really a tank, it's a landing craft fitted with a turret called "LVT (A)-4". The turret on top is turret of the 75 mm Howitzer Motor Carriage M8.
Il y a 4 grands musées de blindés dans le monde - Saumur, France - Kubinka, Russie - Bovington, Angleterre - Aberdeen, USA Donc oui, c'est LE plus complet de France ^^
non ......Ancien tireur sur char M47 , j'aurais bien voulu faire profiter de mon expérience a mes neveux ....Pour des raisons de sécurité , on m'a dit que c'etait impossible J e suis , de la 66 2C , Formation tireur M47 au CIDB de Trèves , puis tireur sur le FLAVACOURT puis le POSTEL au 2ème RC a Reutlingen en RFA .....Suite a la fermeture du CIDB en Juillet 67 , j'ai été affecté FF moniteur de tir de Septembre 66 a ma libération en Mars 68
+The Gaming Channel - Have you been to the Imperial War Museum at Duxford? Go for a long walk to the far end of the airstrip, beyond the American Aircraft exhibit and you'll see a T34-85 and several other Soviet AFVs. They also have good 1st WW, 2nd WW, Korean War and Iraqi War exhibits.
To be fair it was a little funny. Poor thing looked like it was going to shake apart a couple of times lol. But yes in its day I bet it was still awe inspiring and put fear in opposing troops.
Yahbozo12 This FT-17 is the first modern tank in History, the first with a turret , it was the best tank of WW1, France could never win this war without it.
+FLYINGsrob No, this is an M-10 tank destroyer or an M-36 Jackson, depending on its gun: The M-10 initially possessed the 76,2mm gun, while later models got the 76mm gun with better armor-piercing qualities. The M-36 was armed with a 90mm gun. The same tank appears later in the movie at 11:00, presenting its muzzle. I cannot recognize whether it has a 76mm or 90mm diameter.
It's a shame that they only speak French there, it's a international museum, so speak english for god sake! But they don't get it in France.... everywere you come they only speak french.... Pa de calais, normandie.... real shame, i speak english, german, dutch and a little bit frensh. Eat that France ;)
Even if it's an international museum, in France, they will present it in French since it's their language, And of course if you go anywhere in France, they will talk to you in French, again, it's their language, just like Germany speaks german, France speaks french.
Mikhael Beauparlant I touch nobody want dany that Frenchs speaks French ... but here in Germany, for example, they present there stuff at "international" events in German and English, becuase the respect to international visitors who do not speak German and even want to understand something. It's how it is, English is the most spoken language on earth ...
d sfcsz THAN ... than the Wehrtechnische Studiensammlung Koblenz is very backward ^^ ... in the region where i life we even has description boards in several languages (German, English, Polish, Czech and Sorbian)
Ever been to the cathédrale Saint-Louis des Invalides? Do you have a place like that in your country, where the flag of those vanquished by your army are on display to slowly rot with the passing of time?
French lost Battle of France in 1940, but they fought honorably. most of the B1 and Somua S35 resisted well against panzer III and IV, but they were circled by the germans after the lost of Sedan.
