The Backbone of Battlefield Might

obsolete

>>5039387
>t. dumb drone

>>5039529
Menacing.

Panther on the prowl.

>>5039535

>>5039536
Goes hard.

>>5038585
>>5038586
You deserve to be castrated for these filenames.

>>5039931

>>5039932

Why were the Shermans so visually unappealing and so hard on the eyes. Obnoxious.

>>5040104
Step aside, panzerchud.

>>5040104

The goofy looking hull is the result of using a radial engine without a transfer case, causing the driveshaft to intrude into the central compartment and forcing the turret to be mounted higher.

The U.S. could have and should have adopted the sleeker M10 style hull with angled armor but just stuck with the M4's archaic hull design even after more conventional engines were used.

Stalingrad to Berlin.

>>5039926
I have a strange fascination with stuck tanks.
It demonstrates how dense and heavy they are that they just get swallowed up by the earth sometimes.

>>5040190
Was no is-2 at Stalingrad

>>5042366
How do you know? Were you there?

Anyone interested in German tanks and the Tigers in particular should read tank ace Otto Carius' memoir. Really interesting stuff, there are a lot of armchair generals that like to talk about the good and bad of panzers but it's good to get the perspective of someone who lived and fought in them for years. Tigers were a lot more reliable than most people claim and were generally beloved by their crews, while the later King Tigers and Panthers were much less so. Probably their biggest flaw in the crews' opinions was that the batteries tended to lose charge and not be able to start the engine if it stalled, forcing them to bump start it by being pushed by another tank, or far worse, get out and crank it by hand or hook it to a tow vehicle.
The Tigers in this photo are early models, later models had the cupola hatch designed to open to the side instead of upwards to make it less obvious that the hatch was open.

Lots of chud infestation ITT.

>>5040421
The danger is that the turret can be damaged. Then it's over and it needs to be repaired elsewhere in a depot.

>>5053391

>>5053392

>>5053395

>>5053396

>''Show yourself, anon.''

>>5058630

>>5039387
As with everything that has any soul - battleships, cavalry, airships, dogfight aircraft. Make the most gay shit possible and it will dominate the battlefield. This is the golden rule of war.

>>5059400
*1945

>>5038585
>>5038586
faggot ass kike

>>5067079
Ostheer lost, though.

>>5067198
10/10, Saved.

>>5067190
Can someone translate that filename?

>>5067190
>>5068246
>Mátyásföld,_Újszász_utca_41-43. Magyar_Királyi_Honvéd_gépkocsiszertár_díszudvara, ha ditechnikai_bemutató. Fortepan_72101_40m_Nimrod.jpg

Putting that in Google Translate gives the following output:

Mátyásföld, Újszász Street 41-43. The Royal Hungarian Army Car Repair Shop's decorative courtyard, where the technical exhibition is held. Fortepan 72101 40m Nimrod.jpg

>>5067190
Mátyásföld, Újszász Street 41–43. Royal Hungarian Army Motor Vehicle Depot Ceremonial Courtyard, Military Technology Exhibition. Fortepan 72101, 40M Nimród

>>5069456
Me at the back of the tank with grey coat, examining the machine.

>>5068332
>>5068376
Thanks.

>>5067841
where's that museum?

>>5072841
bovington but i think the ferdind was borrowed from somewhere else for a while
https://youtu.be/zqoFbkdEnpw?si=EKwLP5Jj57nnc8kS

>>5072125
>2a4m
thats a canadian 2a6m

>>5076120
not a view you want to see on the battlefield

>>5059400
Wow, I've seen pictures of bombed cities from above but seeing it from street level really makes it more tangible

>>5077121
at that distance you got the advantage

>>5077771
grenade?

>>5076026
thats not a leopard....

>>5078714
The driver's name is Leo. He's a hit with the ladies.

>>5080369
lol

>>5085062
lol I love the cute twingo

>>5042688

Everybody knows that the IS-2 wasnt ready in time to be used.

>>5054373

I'm heating my oven...