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The History Guy came to The Tank Museum to choose his Top 5 Tanks. Let us know what you think in the comments.
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@thetankmuseum 4 года назад

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@billjames1953 4 года назад

Just added both the tank museum and the history guy to my Patreon. Keep up the good work!!

@brianc9276 4 года назад

And please consider setting up The Tank Museum's RU-vid channel as a Brave Verified Publisher so I can tip you using Basic Attention Tokens (a cryptocurrency) via the Brave browser (which I'm using now.) These can then be converted to British Pounds. =)

@brucemacallan6831 4 года назад

Last time I visited the Tank Museum was 1984 when I was a JLR in Stanley Barracks. So pleased to be back in the UK, and to be visiting tomorrow Sat 24th Aug 2019!

@theshocker4626 4 года назад

THG has legs!

@james.black981 4 года назад

@@theshocker4626 but are they really his?

@mgbrv8 4 года назад

Please have the history guy do you more episodes on individual tanks that would be amazing

@BRAMB0SSS 4 года назад

I think the chance is quite high that he made a few videos while there.

@stonemarten1400 4 года назад

Pleased to see the History Guy at Bovington, I know a former British Army Recovery Mechanic (Reccy Mech) and he loved his Centurion ARV, never stopped talking about it in the pub. Somewhat unusual, but great choice for no1 tank.

@kevinabbott3890 4 года назад

He would need a very large moustache in order to do much more. Entertaining as it was.

@mgbrv8 4 года назад

@Steven Gulie ......Its history that deserves to be remembered :-)

@tamlandipper29 4 года назад

Or more weird tank fights!

@steveej1558 4 года назад

'Why do I collect army hats? Because I can't afford to collect army tanks.' I can TOTALLY relate to that statement!

@mortisCZ 4 года назад

It seems to be quite common attitude among audience of this channel .😀

@chrisarcher5573 4 года назад

The same reason I build model tanks

@carlos-ju7ce 3 года назад

We saw what happened to Jeremy Clarkson when he turned up with a fighter jet on his front lawn...😆

@Solw149 2 года назад

I do the next best thing; I collect tanks in an online game (World of Tanks) 😁

@dougreid2351 Год назад

Yep.

@Sheerwater909 4 года назад

THG promised us a different take on his Top 5 Tanks and delivered magnificently. It's a fascinating selection. Thank you THG.

@deeacosta2734 4 года назад

John Brooks he’s good. Just needs better audio on his videos but his topics and understanding are 💯.

@emilymiller3362 4 года назад

I like that he choose the work horse tanks not the flashy ones

@RazielTheLost 4 года назад

Opinion list

@glennso47 4 года назад

The Matilda doesn’t have any wheels or tracks.

@dougjb7848 4 года назад

@John Brooks I don’t have any complaints about the audio in THG episodes.

@ScoobyMaxC 4 года назад

Jaw dropped when I got this video notification. Two of my favourite channels rolled into one!

@vaclav_fejt 4 года назад

We did get a hint in one of Chieftain's Tankfest vlogs.

@TheLoxxxton 4 года назад

@@vaclav_fejt history guy also mentioned it! What a small world! 😀

@JagerLange 4 года назад

I knew it was coming, then forgot in the week's confusion, and now have had a VERY good start to the weekend.

@charleswindsor7835 4 года назад

i've just cum

@markfinlay422 4 года назад

Me too.

@performa9523 4 года назад

Was really looking forward to this one. I knew the History Guy would pick the weirdest, most obscure vehicles in the collection, and he did not disappoint. As much as I like the 'usual' picks for top 5 tanks, this was an absolute treat to see what we'd never see otherwise. Rock on History Guy!

@stonemarten1400 4 года назад

I know a former British Army Recovery Mechanic (Reccy Mech) who raves about his Centurion ARV down the pub!

@deeacosta2734 4 года назад

Performa YES! 👍

@rodh1404 4 года назад

When you do a video with the title "Top 5 Tanks", and answer the topic honestly, it's almost impossible to avoid the usual suspects. While History Guy has chosen 5 very interesting military vehicles, it's hard to consider any of them "Top 5 Tanks", IMO. Several of them aren't even Tanks in the first place. It's a weakness of the series format. If it were called "5 Interesting War Machines" then each historian could reasonably pick 5 machines that are quite different to what everyone else has chosen. And you'd still have a series of very interesting videos, IMO.

@spikespa5208 4 года назад

Seeing the title: The History Guy | Top 5 Tanks, one can assume it will be HIS selection. And since his whole thing is forgotten history, one has to expect some historically neglected examples. True, they may not fit the strict definition of "tank" but they are armored war vehicles and damned interesting.

@joebudde3302 4 года назад

This is a Tank Museum Top 5 Tanks that I anxiously awaited. THG is so very polished and thorough in his presentation, the viewer is always left with a feeling of appreciation for the insight and overall knowledge of the subject he chose for the topic. He always wears a bow tie and cufflinks associated with the segment, alas I could not make out what he chose for his shirt cuffs but the tie was spot on. He used metric measurements for armor thickness and petrol instead of gasoline, he becomes a part of the topic which is why I chose this segment as deserving to be remembered!

@agolftwittler1223 4 года назад

Two of my absolute favourite channels merged into one 😁

@xgford94 4 года назад

Union Jack Bow Tie

@agolftwittler1223 4 года назад

@Benjamin Clayton It's all in the detail 😎

@Calum_S 4 года назад

Well said 👍

@joebudde3302 4 года назад

@@jamespfitz THG (aka Lance Geiger) is an American raised in South Dakota and lives with his wife in O'Fallon, IL. In this part of the US we would not use metric measurements but Standard or SAE, and fuel for your car is termed gas (gasoline) not petrol. I was simply acknowledging how immersed he (THG) becomes during research for his topics and that he took the time and effort to use the terms most applicable to the topic.

@flypast9725 4 года назад

Safe to say that most of use watch the same RU-vidrs here, I love all the RU-vidrs the tank museum brings in, But this is truly the cherry on top of the cake.

@renardgrise 4 года назад

Um... is there a way we can have this guy do a regular segment? He knocked this one out of the park!

@davidmoore1253 4 года назад

I had no idea the museum used ARVs to move their tanks around. There can't be many museum pieces still doing the job they were designed for.

@gchampi2 4 года назад

It makes sense, they were designed for the job after all, and I doubt there's many other vehicles capable of towing a dead (or at least deeply sleeping) tank from storage to workshop...

@oddballsok 4 года назад

Yeah, I had bet on a Hulk or Juggernaut to do this job.

@underwaterdick 4 года назад

No, quite the opposite. Many museums HAVE the pieces because they NEED them to do their job. Aircraft museums need vintage tugs, vintage air starters and ground power units. Heritage railways need old shunters to move their rolling stock around, and need old wagons to cart various materials around.

@thetourettesgamer8851 4 года назад

Not to be rude to any of the other people who have done a top 5 tanks but I believe this chap so far has done the best one so far (apart from mr Fletcher of course). He has not just gone for the iconic vehicles as many people do, but instead he has gone for the seldom known vehicles and by doing this he not only shows off his knowledge and love of armoured fighting vehicles he also teaches us about some of the more obscure war machines.

@markfryer9880 4 года назад

Nicely said.

@thetourettesgamer8851 4 года назад

Mark Fryer thank you sir

@AviationNut 4 года назад

Do you ever watch history guy's channel?. It's really awesome he is great at telling the stories.

@thetourettesgamer8851 4 года назад

Aviation Nut I watched his video on the piper cub soon after this came out and I find his channel truly fascinating.

@caninedrill_instructor5861 4 года назад

Having been a THG viewer for a while now, I'm not surprised at his choices. This is my first time watching a Tank Museum video. I would love to see Ian McCollum's, of Forgotten Weapons and InRangeTV, take on top five tanks.

@alwayscurious3357 4 года назад

The man, the myth, the bow tied legend!

@chrisneedham5803 4 года назад

The future is now. ...... soon all men will dress this way

@Akm72 4 года назад

Sure, but the bow tie is no match for a fully operational tank museum moustache!

@chrisneedham5803 4 года назад

@@Akm72 ....... Full tash and bow tie are the way to go

@agolftwittler1223 4 года назад

@Chris Needham Nailed it 😊

@alwayscurious3357 4 года назад

@@Akm72 it's reserved for the Tank Lords called the Fletchers

@taofledermaus 4 года назад

Oh wow, Historical Guy's channel has really grown since I first watched his stuff.

@SibbTigre 4 года назад

Got to love THG's infectious enthusiasm, and he chose a great selection of vehicles. ARVs don't get the appreciation they deserve.

@thawk1435 4 года назад

RC Operator.. "We lost the remote control tank.... Again" CO.. "WHERE??" RC Operator.. "We don't know.. But it was going east the last time we saw it"

@Defenestrationflight 4 года назад

The local sheepherds are organizing a pitchfork mob as we speak.

@obelic71 4 года назад

Somewhere in a garden a boy is beggin his parents for new batteries for his remote. The boy's RC tank has inexplicable grown very big 😁

@samiam619 4 года назад

CO. “I’ll be at the pub while you look for it”

@ravensbrood3544 4 года назад

Probably got stuck in the couch cushions. 😃

@TheLoxxxton 4 года назад

CO... Don't worry we'll find it later the crickets on don't ya know

@GeoranBP 4 года назад

Mark Felton please. Thank you!

@markfryer9880 4 года назад

I agree with you but I don't know if I could cope with such a cross over.

@jakedee4117 4 года назад

Yes Indeed ! Top 5 crazy stories of men in tanks that you have never heard, with Mark Felton's cool clean voice over in the back ground.

@Dockhead 4 года назад

hmm nothing against mark at all, i love his content, but its just regurgitated stories that have been covered since the 90's with tv documentary's etc. they are just going to end up diluting the cross over type of video this is.

@mwnciboo 4 года назад

Seconded...

@Legitpenguins99 4 года назад

I really have no clue what he looks like

@GeorgeSemel 4 года назад

Finally, Support vehicles get much deserved due. As usual "The History Guy" comes thru the obscure!

@SueBobChicVid 4 года назад

#5: The bottom looks like a tank, and well... the top looks like a ... tank.

@thawk1435 4 года назад

A water tank... 🙃

@Otokichi786 4 года назад

Pray tell, that's a "Water Cistern" for thirsty troops at the front. Nothing to see here, Friederich, march on back to the Rhineland...

@MichaelSchwagerPlace 4 года назад

Nice one, HG! I've seen a number of "favorite tanks" videos and, although interesting, you tend to see a lot of the same stuff... This one had great crew accommodations, this one had a great gun, awesome armor here, etc. Leave it to THG to bring a fresh look to the genre. Very interesting! All of these vehicles indeed deserve to be remembered.

@Arbiter099 4 года назад

This is my number one of these top 5 videos. I love all the other creators you've spotlighted here, but THG's commitment to lesser known stories and his heartfelt love of that wrecked Matilda range target tugged at my own bosom. Those are exactly the sort of, too often neglected, relics I like to see when I'm visiting a museum or historic site.

@bazonka1 4 года назад

I very much enjoy your videos. This one as well. I think the section with you talking about the Matilda is one of my favorite segments you've done. It was so much fun to watch how excited you got about this poor little beat up tank and what it represented. Thank you for the insight in to why you do what you do.

@Kurzula5150 4 года назад

5:12 The Matilda 1 demonstrating the theory that the best way to survive on the battlefield is to look like a utterly knocked out wreck.

@MPPelli 4 года назад

As this is a collaboration between the Tank Museum and the History Guy, I'd like to be able to press like for this video 2 times. Or 30.

@hobbesfan4196 4 года назад

Put the video on an autoplay loop for eight hours and the number of views will more than compensate.

@markfryer9880 4 года назад

Seriously though I did enjoy this Top 5 Tanks with THG immensely and to feature two Centurion service vehicles was great. Aussies love Centurions.

@hallamhal 4 года назад

Is that why you nuked one? Seriously though, they are great, definitely my favourite tank

@KorbinX 4 года назад

This is an awesome crossover. Thank you History Guy and Tank Museum for this!

@GraemePayne1967Marine 4 года назад

Very interesting, and the history of armor recovery vehicles also touches a part of my life. When I was in the US Marines, I was a mechanic for the LVTP-5 amphibious vehicles, or "AMTRACS". In training, and again in the field in Vietnam, I spent a fair amount of time around the Recovery variant, the LVTP-5R. It was designed to recover other AMTRACS and as sometimes used for trucks as well. And since there was a lot of space inside, they were also equipped and stocked to enable performing a lot of repairs "in the field". Tanks were a bit too heavy for us, though.

@undeniablelogic1963 4 года назад

"Endgame is the most ambitious crossover." Tank Museum: "Hold my gin."

@davidbrown1166 4 года назад

One never sees the support sections in movies or news. But it is an integral, vital component. of any mechanized unit. I was a mechanic in the US Army. Its good to be recognized, TY THG

@agolftwittler1223 4 года назад

Two of my absolute favourite channels merged into one. Thank you guys, a great upload 😁

@BaraTwoswords 4 года назад

The drive and passion THG has for history really comes through in this video.

@arcticfox1402 4 года назад

The History Guy at the Bovington tank museum?!?! You probably could have sold tickets to this and people would have lined up for them! Great episode and I hope to see more collaboration videos like this!

@james.black981 4 года назад

WOOHOO!! 🇦🇺👍Thanks to everyone involved in making the Tank Museum videos. THG, you definitely delivered on your promised "individual twist". The Matilda 1, like you said, is the embodiment of Forgotten History that deserves to be remembered ( and recovered for display or restoration).

@RWJP 4 года назад

This Matilda won't be restored as the Museum already has two in restored condition. One is in running condition and regularly used for events, the other is in cosmetically restored condition in the main museum. The range hulk is being kept that way for exactly the reason The History Guy included it in this list, because it's a different part of the story of that Tank... Restoring it would wipe out that story.

@irnbrukidsm 4 года назад

Fantastic enthusiasm and brilliant presentation. You can always rely on The History Guy to deliver education and entertainment 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

@DavidSmith-ss1cg 4 года назад

Tanks a lot, Mr History Guy! Great job again!

@sparkey6746 4 года назад

I thoroughly enjoyed this interpretation, well done History Guy and Tank Museum.

@reidspicer6476 3 года назад

I love how excited you get over then history of hidden gems as in your tank program talking about your top 5...#3 Matilda and your gumption for it, now I've shown my wife your shows and she now understands my excitement for odd history and how everything has a history...Please keep up your fantastic shows and love of history.

@allanlank 4 года назад

"People ask me why I collect army hats. The answer is quite simple. Because I can't afford to collect army tanks." Best answer EVER.

@shawnr771 4 года назад

As a successor to the ARVs shown here. I once saw an American M88 recovery vehicle pulling two disabled M1 Tanks. Extremely impressive. In the aftermath of Desert Storm and the high number of fratricide incidences the US Army deployed a remote controlled M1 tank on the live fire ranges of The National Training Center at Ft Irwin CA. To see under what circumstances troops would be prone to fire on friendly vehicles.

@Musketeer009 4 года назад

A very enjoyable and different take on 'Top 5 Tanks'.

@TokyoCraftsman 4 года назад

Has to be one of the best collaborations I've yet seen. Well done to all concerned! Cheers from Tokyo!

@saladdaze7375 4 года назад

The History Guy brought me here. I now know there is an amazing tank museum. Please do more collabs together.

@caninedrill_instructor5861 4 года назад

Same for me. I didn't look closely, at first, so I thought this was a regular THG Vid.

@marklittle8805 4 года назад

I waited all week for this and THG didn't disappoint! I love that he took a different view than the others and he was concise and succinct while not leaving out any real details. Too many of these guests and experts in these videos can get a little too long winded or repeat details. Lance was was quick and to the point and had some unusual takes on what he saw. That Matilda and his reasons brought home the reality of what these vehicles often faced at the end of their service lives. Being used as a target ....

@roflcopterkklol 4 года назад

This is easily my favourite of these segments, i could watch THG talk about tanks all day.

@travisgamble8765 4 года назад

YAY HISTORY GUY!!! Good idea Bovington! Great picks THG! Excellent collaboration! BRILLIANT!

@Sofus. 4 года назад

Such a lovely individual, it is a delight to hear his enthusiasm for history.

@Trigg3rHippie 4 года назад

2 of my favourite history YT channels together. Fantastic stuff, love it!

@oseansoldier 4 года назад

I love his videos! Thank you for this wonderful video!

@smooth_sundaes5172 4 года назад

I think Sir Percy Hobart would have approved of this list.

@caninedrill_instructor5861 4 года назад

Who is that?

@JohnyG29 3 года назад

@@caninedrill_instructor5861 He responsible for many support tank designs used in WW2.

@MaxwellAerialPhotography 3 года назад

Wayne Scace the general behind the British series of “funnies” tanks of the Second World War, the funnies ranged from bridging vehicles to mine clearing tanks.

@prof_kaos9341 4 года назад

Excellent episode. And I defy anybody to find a boring story on THG's channel. Truth is so often stranger than fiction.

@caninedrill_instructor5861 4 года назад

True fact!

@bigdmac33 4 года назад

Excellent production, both entertaining and informative. Just one error... THAT structure on top of the Centurion BARV WAS a bathtub. It's purpose was to provide the perfect antidote to a soldier's stressful DAY as well as providing ablutions. BARV stood for Bath At the Ready Vehicle!! 😉

@PJWey 4 года назад

The one and only History Guy, just down the road! Outstanding

@roboaten6931 4 года назад

Eclectic viewpoint delivered in a clear, interesting way. Not a Tiger or Panther in sight. Bliss!

@allaneriksen7171 4 года назад

Trust the History Guy to find 5 of the most obscure and interesting relics. Brilliant!

@georginadove2775 4 года назад

It's always a pleasure to watch your shows,i was at the Bovington tank museum 2 years ago "loved it".

@demondownie 4 года назад

Great video,some unusual choices indeed. I just wanted to note ,on the ARV,you failed to mention that Canada also used the ARV in question. Thanks!

@BigT81 4 года назад

A culmination of two of the greatest channels on RU-vid. Well done!

@f3xpmartian 4 года назад

Love "The History Guy's" enthusiasm! Especially his narrative for the Matilida I. You GO The History Guy!!!

@HanSolo__ 4 года назад

5:12 The amount of work they put in sheer restoration and the precision and complexity, historical accuracy, all the detailing when it comes to the very tiniest piece of equipment is staggering. Words can not describe how much passion, time, effort and money an exposition of this tank has to take to perform as such an amazing piece.

@eddiejohnson5183 4 года назад

One of the greatest channels available. Brilliant research and experty presented. Thank you.

@davidf2281 4 года назад

Best Top Five I've watched. Great stuff.

@bb54321abc 4 года назад

Well done, I enjoyed this video and I always watch anything from the Tank museum and the history guy.

@Bryster51 4 года назад

Bravo!

@AC-SlaUkr 3 года назад

Love The History Guy’s work. Really informative.

@richiephillips1541 2 года назад

His enthusiasm is contagious.

@tonygreene81able 4 года назад

Cool to see The History Guy talking tanks. Always love military verticals so i really enjoyed this one.

@DeNihility 4 года назад

That Matilda, worked so hard in the fields of war, going through so much. Men come and go as years pass and when she couldn't go any more, she served as a target... She has a story, maybe a few but she can't speak so we'll unfortunately never know... so tragic, it brings a tear to my eye.

@raymondstrehl3679 4 года назад

Interesting view on tanks other than the sherman,tiger etc. Thanks history guy. Surprised you didn't bump into Lindybeige.I think he lives there, or would like to.

@ThaTerrorr 4 года назад

Lindybeige is kept in a closet there, so he wont harass visitors with 45 minutes of lectures on the Sherman's welding

@jsidaho1957 4 года назад

What a great collaboration and thanks for sharing this!

@taggartlawfirm 4 года назад

Thank you for your talk, I don’t think of you when I think of military history. I will amend my mind picture.

@loganpe427 4 года назад

How cool, thank you. Four Centurions and a Matilda! Interesting choices, and of course you present information rarely heard.

@TheHistoryGuyChannel 4 года назад

L P two were Chieftains

@loganpe427 4 года назад

@@TheHistoryGuyChannel Oops, I was rushing, doing two things at once 😁.

@matthewj2492 4 года назад

Fantastic - great to see you in action... you got some good moves with good history!

@dannyhanny1191 4 года назад

Are you kidding me? I subscribe to, and am a patron for, the Hx guy, and also subscribe to the Tank Museum channel. What a cool get-together.

@bigblue6917 4 года назад

Thanks for that. Not heard of the remotely controlled tank before but it does make perfect sense to have something like that.

@mandernachluca3774 4 года назад

The russians had remote controlled tanks befor the second world war and the germans had radio controlled tanks in WW2. I think the british even had some radio cpntrolled tanks befor the war but not so sur about that.

@bigblue6917 4 года назад

@@mandernachluca3774 Thanks for the reply. I knew that the British had remote controlled model aircraft either during or just after WW1 which I believe was used to aid AA gunners during training. But I had not realised that tanks had been remotely controlled that early.

@ollep9142 3 года назад

@@mandernachluca3774 What remote controlled tanks did Germany have? The Goliath wasn't a tank but an explosive device. Sweden did an experimental strv 103D. A fully operational radio controlled version of strv 103C that at least in theory could be used in battle, operated by one person.

@chrisf6876 4 года назад

Fascinating choices knew you would have an interesting take on a top 5

@SERIOUSLYitknot 4 года назад

My two favorite channels together. Love it.

@paulocappuccino 4 года назад

Bravo. Brilliant selection. Thanks THG for being passionate about history in general and tanks in particular. As usual learned something new here.

@kgs42 4 года назад

I was imagining you going on location so this is a nice surprise. I'm looking forward to seeing you on top of a castle turret!

@garyneilson1833 4 года назад

That was a great selection of vehicles, very well presented.

@hittman1222 4 года назад

Two of my favorite channels in one video!

@tonydeleo3642 4 года назад

Great Video!! I enjoy your desk presentations but it is really great to see you out in the field with the real things. Thank you!!!

@ogscarl3t375 4 года назад

OMG finally this guy is awesome !

@nerodcs3087 4 года назад

his enthusiasm is contagious :)

@chrisneedham5803 4 года назад

He's the high priest of history

@HiTechOilCo 4 года назад

"OMG"? Only Monday golfing? Ostrich meat grilling? On my gonads? What is this secret code?

@chrisneedham5803 4 года назад

@@HiTechOilCo .......... You've lost me now........ I've lost the plot

@grantlassing7055 4 года назад

Brilliant two of my favourites rolled into one 😁😁😁

@danb9312 4 года назад

How wonderful! Glad to see Full You standing up! And I love tank History!!! Please do this on occasion. And hope you enjoy England!

@stephengardiner9867 4 года назад

Great to see a "cross-over" of the History Guy videos and the Tank Museum videos, both of which I watch regularly.

@Forestmarko 4 года назад

i like these "top 5" by different people - a great take on the "... and now for something completely different" please, more :)

@earnestdavis2820 4 года назад

Could you do a segment on an M- 51 tank retriever? When I was in the Marine Corps from 1971 thru 1986 and I remember operating an M-51 retriever around Okinawa, Japan in ' 74 and '75, moving around M-48 tanks and loading on ships to be returned to R and E , in Barstow Cal. I have looked everywhere to find some information on them. Thanks , 2141 mos and 2145 mos, USMC

@-ZETA- 4 года назад

That ARV in the number one slot is not only good at its job, it's one of the few vehicles in the museum still filling its original role. What a workhorse.

@eddieneuburger6639 4 года назад

Loved it! You stayed true to your chanel while doing a top 5. Awesome! So awesome!

@doublemeasure 4 года назад

I really enjoyed THG's style and enthusiasm, and I learned about two vehicles I'd not known, SID and Crazy Horse. Keep them coming!

@thebelfastvikingmartinbrow3603 4 года назад

Don't forget when in the UK . Fish and chips Pork pies But two of my favourite RU-vid channels.

@stonemarten1400 4 года назад

Also a ploughman's with mature cheddar and a malty pint of bitter.

@thebelfastvikingmartinbrow3603 4 года назад

@@stonemarten1400 bitter disgusting stuff. I stick to a pint of Harp lager and an Ulster fry

@Slaktrax 4 года назад

@@thebelfastvikingmartinbrow3603 Ulster fry....the best heart attack breakfast I ever experienced. Way better than the mainland version :-). ....Though you might need to substitute fish & chips for curry now.

@Hillcapper1 4 года назад

You forgot Guinness!

@stonemarten1400 4 года назад

@@thebelfastvikingmartinbrow3603 Yeah, Ulster Fry - I've heard the legend and no doubt extremely healthy (well, at least before ten mile hike in the Mountains of the Morne). Though I don't think we should label lager as a British or Irish speciality!

@johndough3943 4 года назад

Absolutely love the collaboration between The History Guy and the Tank Museum.

@gman9945 4 года назад

Tank museum and the History Guy!! Two thumbs up!

@stevewhite1377 4 года назад

Never seen thg before but what a well spoken and love his choices he’s right best tanks in the world only function with the back up of these arv’s 10/10

@bob_._. 4 года назад

If you enjoy history you should check out his channel. His stories are most often of small events that you haven't heard of, but that 'deserve to be remembered'.

@Calum_S 4 года назад

A nice variation on the theme History Guy ✅

@jonh9561 4 года назад

This was very interesting and I love the union jack bow tie, I can just imagine Mrs History Guy handing him that before he left and saying, "you'll need this if you want to blend in"

@colinharbinson8284 4 года назад

What makes this so good is the genuine enthusiasm and knowledge.

@blue2sco 4 года назад

well done! one of your best, well thought out and presented o7

@michaelhowell2326 4 года назад

The History Guy: check The Tank Museum: check The two together: double check

@Beardo-Weirdo 4 года назад

Impossible not to love The History Guy, he wears a Union Jack bow tie and the selection of tanks chosen is just amazing.

@ernestpaul2484 4 года назад

After watching your channel for a bit of time now, I wouldn't have expected anything less on your choices and reasoning behind them. Excellent work, you are to be commended on your passion for history no matter the subject at hand.