The Best of Militracks 2019: Tanks, trucks, halftracks, cars, and motorbikes on parade! 

Yes

Yes, I do 😍

Absolutely! Ja genau!

да и возможности у них для этого есть

@@user-cn6lm6ql8n не, дело не в возможностях, а в желании. И возможно в воспитании. Сейчас на просторах СНГ тоже зарождается такое движение. И это есть хорошо.

@@Waas_Montenegro. на просторах СНГ тоже зарождается такое движение. И это есть хорошо. Cогласен, есть такое дело))

This is not a event in Germany but in the Netherlands its in Overloon and about 75 km away from my home been there with my school when I was a kid

Yes, I really want 😍

I caught that too - lol

He chillin' :)

One of the best weekends of my life really, this museum and the private owners do an amazing job

Bernhard (military history visualized) has made a video about the practicality of the kettenkrad. Hope this helps

Yes the zimmerit gives you a hard on!

@ I have an almost magnetic attraction to zimmerit.

USA financed the Adolf Hitler very well when could build so nice military vehicles :-)

I think it came from France, from the museum of Saumur. One of our pride with one of the few original Tiger II.

They are so cool!

@@Sofilein Yes indeed, need to visit that place as well, after I have been visiting American Armoured Foundation, Inc. Tank and Ordnance War Memorial Museum and the tiger day in Bovington in April. There is toooooooo much to visit .......

Just thinking about the same, incredible and fantastic collection ! 🤠👍

I feel the same

It's an AWESOME event. Honestly one of the coolest weekends of my life.

@@Sofilein I bet! I love military history, but WWII is my favorite. Thanks for sharing your videos.

Well that didn’t work out!

@Austin T. "Yo dawg, i've heard you like tracks so we put tracks in your tracks and so you can keep tracking on tracks while driving with tracks" Russia: "Sorry lads, your tracks arent wide enough to roll on this soil, our big fat thick tracks are real OG to roll here."

@Austin T. Aber im Moskau euer tracks bin kaput im diese shlammen. Wir hab zu mache besser tracks as KV panzars hass :( Euer tracks ist gut fur west-europa und sehe du diese t-fierunddreizig panzers mi acht koma funf cm? Ostfront so kalt und shwehr :(

@Austin T. My german isnt good either, but i said like "but near Moscow our tracks has been damaged cause of mud all around. We have to make better, wider tracks like these on KV tanks. Our tracks are good for central and western Europe. And have you seen these new t-34 with 85mm cannon? Eastern front is hard and cold." Well something like this, but if a real german would read what i wrote he prolly be lol'd by my grammar :P

@Austin T. Well...nope. KV-1 had same 76mm cannon and its tracks were wider than in T-34 :P So i guess gun had nothing to do with tracks ;) I used word "kalt" wich means "cold" cause i had no other idea, my german isnt good as i said before so i took first word that came to my mind. Actually snow and temperatures below 0 degrees celcius (im not talking about full on winter, just a little freeze) been a blessing for Germans, cause it was harsh eastern autmun (sometimes at early spring too) wich stopped blitzkrieg. Russians call it "Rasputitsa". Those muddy months had stopped German advance to Moscow and gave soviets time to regroup and defend its capital city ;)

@Austin T. I understand. I brought it up, cus i was acting like quoting a german soldier seeing new T-34's with guns almost as good as these on Tiger tanks. Soviets did same thing as germans - they took a good AA gun and mounted it on a tank chassis :P

I kinda figured that.

I love the German word for interleaved road wheels - "schachtellaufwerk." They help spread out the weight of the offroad vehicle more effectively than a few, larger wheels would. The technical phrase is that they "improve the vehicle's flotation."

USA financed the Adolf Hitler very well when could build so nice military vehicles :-)

agreement

I remember those! Then some idiot set fire to them.

That's actually a BARC, the biggest of all the US amphibious landers. I was so amazed seeing that thing that I had to go researching. Apparently they were in service from 1953 all the way until 2001!!

Thank you!

USA financed the Adolf Hitler very well when could build so nice military vehicles :-)

@@slavomir8045 USA financed the ussr very well

As a former US Army logistics officer, that's exactly what I was thinking along with "...no wonder they lost." If the Germans had truly believesd they would take over places like Czechoslovakia (Skoda), France (Renault) and Russia (!), their logisticians would have anticipated the need to maintain captured equipment like the Panzer 38t, French schleppers, and the Soviet 76.2mm towed antitank guns. If you expect to have such needs, MINIMIZE THE NUMBER OF GERMAN-DESIGNED PLATFORMS to simplify your supply chains. The American and Russian war captains who ruthlessly minimized the number of platforms understood what it was going to take to win an industrial war. For the Germans, "the perfect was the enemy of the good."