The History Of The Defunct Specialist Panzer Models | Tanks! | War Stories



The Panzer is the most iconic tank of WW2, remembered for its speed and firepower, that dominated the early years of the war. Outside of the main production units there are several more models of Panzer than have been forgotten to time, often with very few units made.

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24 thoughts on “The History Of The Defunct Specialist Panzer Models | Tanks! | War Stories”

  1. Really it was remarkable informative historical coverage about tanks and anti tank track vehicles of Nazism regime during WW2…besides it was precious 👌 explaining of elasticity of tactics and war doctrine of Germany at that times…thank you (war stories) channel and (history Hit) network page..for sharing

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  2. Nice documentary!!

    The German got a bit butchered: The Nashorn is pronounced Nas-horn (nose horn), unlike Nashville.

    Sturmgeschütz has no end-e, unlike Schütze (shooter/rifleman).

    Brummbär – Bär is spoken as bear (and it means the same thing).

    Greetings from Germany!!

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  3. The "disappointing" Elephant /Ferrdinand had a combined kill/ loss ratio of 10 to 1 even in the poor tank country Of Italy.
    Most were abandoned for lack of fuel or spare parts none were penetrated from in front,

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  4. Mephisto was captured by the Australian AIF 26 Battalion which composed mostly of Queenslanders. I've seen Mephisto at the Brisbane Museum years ago. I know we are commonly refered to as British Forces or Army but we are in a different hemisphere.😄🦘🐨

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  5. Seeing all those German Armoured Vehicles blandly painted sitting out in the weather rotting away is a crying shame. Why not sell the valuable vehicles off to museums & private concerns who would conserve & revive such vehicles.

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