Russian T55 Battle Tank - Everything You Need To Know! | Armourgeddon Explained 

T-55s and T-62s have rotating floors, it isn't a problem. T-54s did not.

Not a medium tank, but a MBT.

Nah man maybe in the 50s it was good but other than that it's pretty dogshit

@@anthonycoon6955 tell that to the countries, who still actively operating them not to me.

More like the T-72…

Yeah, its the most used tank in the world, like how the AK-47 is the most famous/used gun in the world.

@@bleedinactionman8578 that is ak 74

T-55 = AK-47 T-62 = AKM T-72 = AK-47 We don't talk about T-64.

I think the T 34 85 takes that title.

Thanks! Im currently working on a video about the use of t55's in Ukraine!

Yes! It would be interesting to see how the two compare

The internal fuel tank is inside the hull at the right hand side of the driver. It is an ammunition rack for the 100mm grenades made from metal sheet, allowing the space in between the grenades to hold the Diesel fuel. In other words the grenades are surrounded by fuel while at the same time being tightly packed. Therefore the fuel tank itself is a very complex part made from metal sheet. Combat or travelling rule was that the external fuel tanks to be emptied first. The driver could switch the different fuel tanks from his place. But still the external fuel tanks as well as the two 200l industrial drums being carried at the rear (not connected to the tank's fuel line system) are located in a way that any fuel coming out of them due to small arms fire bullet holes will flow or drop outside the hull down to the floor and so never enter the tank. Peace! from Dresden / Germany

Yes apparently they are using a upgraded version of the T55

they starting to use t55's now...

@@Kni0002 You are projecting. Its already been confirmed by the Ukrainians themselves that they are now using donated T-55s. Besides some modernized T62s handed out to militia the Russian army proper mostly uses modernized T-72s along with modernized T-80s and T-90s.

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The Soviet Union was the state directly after the Russian Empire so it can be seen as the cultural successor. Thats why both are often used in relation to eachother. When im talking about America you think of the USA, other reasons but the same result.

​@@jjdelft3216Let's say it as it really is, and not as it is more convenient?

Putin told you this, for 20,000?