#7 D-Day Normandy wrecked German and Allied tanks and vehicles footage.

[@paulcateiii]

thanks for continuing this series

[@PanzerInsight]

You're welcome.

[@Splattle101]

The destruction is incredible. In nearly every image where buildings are visible, they're utterly ruined. But if you take the war material out of the picture and imagine the scene whole and undamaged, these places must've been so beautiful. It's heart breaking to see such devastation and to think of the thousands of civilian dead.

[@VolkerStangier]

Das ist ein großes Elend und Leid.

[@specialopssoldier1]

it is what it is..its war what you expect..blame hitler

[@damright]

My grandad lost two brothers on the day

[@Spartan902]

👍😎😁🙏🇦🇺 Another excellent post! Thanks again for compiling these videos. I really look forward to new releases on your channels.

[@kevinsnowdon9797]

As I think of myself as a bit of history nerd I'm very grateful to see footage that I've never seen before many thanks

[@windyhillbomber]

If only they knew how valuable a fully restored German WWII AFV would one day become

[@briankorbelik2873]

Do you realize how much oil and high grade steel were thrown away/used up. How much oil went into the seas. And how many lives were wasted. And nowdays the Chinese are digging up war graves. The ships and crews from the the Battle of the Java Sea, rhe Chinese are disburbing *those* war graves for profit.

[@BruceK10032]

The salvage crews sure had their hands full!

[@PanzerInsight]

The locals also did a lot, and farmers collected a lot of these vehicles in this area.

[@GeneralZkar]

great video as always keep at it

[@PanzerInsight]

Thank you.

[@RonOside]

We cannot even visualize the size of the Allied landing at Normandy. A 60 mile wide beachhead is insane. 1000's of tanks, 1000's of halftracks packed with elite soldiers, 1000's of artillery pieces, all moving straight for the Germans day and night - until Hitler shot himself in the mouth.

[@chrisvieke2559]

Great post, thanks

[@PanzerInsight]

Thank you.

[@flatheadgg2443]

1:54 is that a french 25mm used in 1944, holy shit they really were desperate

[@Greg-x3p]

How many 1/35 scale dioramas did you see?

[@PanzerInsight]

To many to count.

[@j.4332]

Interesting to see an Ausf D Panther at 11.45.This will likely have been deployed at Kursk 11 months earlier in July 43.Most of them broke down and abandoned.The Panther suffered from its rushed development for the rest of the war.

[@lyndoncmp5751]

That's a myth. In fact at Kursk there were far more Panthers in the workshops with battle damage than mechanical issues. The report from von Lauchert even stated that after a few days, engine problems actually decreased greatly once the new engines had been run in properly. You can read the full report in Tom Jentz's book on the Panther.

[@lyndoncmp5751]

By the way, the Panther D seen at 11:45 was not deployed at Kursk. It's a later D. The 1st Abteilung 12th SS had some old Ds from when they were being formed. Ausf D production continued up to September 1943. The Kursk Panthers were spring 1943 production.

[@alfredbernasek6761]

GROßARTIGES ZEITDOKUMENT❤

[@gokulraja2812]

Capitalism vs nazism vs communism

[@VolkerStangier]

Das waren die Hintergründe. Das Leid von Millionen wurde ausgeblendet.

[@pcka12]

Tanks, vehicles, guns & other things!

[@Greg-x3p]

Great German Tanks without air superiority don't mean nothing

[@j.4332]

They were also just as vulnerable to AT fire as any other tank.

[@lyndoncmp5751]

They didn't have air superiority when a small number of Tigers and Panthers took out 44 Shermans of the Canadian 28th Armoured Regiment at Estrees la Campagne on 9th August 1944 during Operation Totalize. Not a single Tiger was lost. They sniped the Shermans from 1,000 metres plus.

[@williamwallace5857]

You mean 'doesn't mean ANYTHING.'

[@joncawte6150]

@@williamwallace5857 f*ck me, a porridge wog correcting the English of someone else😂

[@tihomirtomov25]

На 6 юни 2024 г единствената атракция бе дезориентирания Байдън !

[@cabalpronos2632]

10m46s it's Ardennes battle..not in Normandy

[@PanzerInsight]

That's not the Ardenne.

[@j.4332]

Its all Normandy.Theres no Ardennes footage in there.

[@nr5vtjustpeter]

Those are Canadian Sherman tanks, Canadians weren't even in the Ardennes.

[@mikazuki230]

ティレルボカージュ!(M·ヴィットマンSS上級大尉終焉の地) 最終階級(SS上級大尉·TIGER1戦車長) 勲章 (対ソ戦役4回·純銀製1級騎士鉄十字勲章3回·ﾌﾟﾗﾁﾅ製剣付き柏鉄1級十字勲章2回) 対ソ戦役(戦車突撃章4回·戦車撃破章3回·ノルマンディー上陸作戦時の勲章は純銀製1級騎士鉄十字勲章2回·戦車突撃章2回·戦車撃破章2回)

[@rodrigovasquez8968]

💯💥👏👏👏👏

[@สวรรค์โอสถ-ข6ฎ]

🙂🤟✌️💪👍👌👏😎🇹🇭

[@PhilBurnell1982]

Sad end to some beautiful vehicles there. The allied ones were all trash anyway so no real loss.

[@clovergrass9439]

The international banker invades Europe.

[@Jamespwickstromw]

banker army also funded the soviet in lend lease

[@VolkerStangier]

So ist es. Geld und Macht regiert fast alles.

[@Pseudonym-aka-alias]

We can't all be communists.

[@kjhnsn7296]

The "war" and the rebuilding of Europe made the intl banker incredibly rich. Makes you wonder doesn't it.

[@macgonzo]

Still crying about losing after 80 years? What a snowflake 😂😂😂

[@danielmcaloon4691]

If you take brand new good equipment and invade Festung Europa then of course insurance payouts will be refused. Lot of Nickel alloy hardened steel sitting about. German insurance companies must have also refused payment

[@fireabend_1226]

Where did you get these film clips from? You have to believe that England conquered the world with light gun carriages. 😆

[@PanzerInsight]

That's pretty much what they did, fast moving supply lines and vehicles.

[@williamwallace5857]

England? You mean BRITAIN don't you?

[@fireabend_1226]

@@williamwallace5857 excellent 🥸

[@redtobertshateshandles]

You mean America and the United nations.

[@williamwallace5857]

@@redtobertshateshandles No I don't.

[@ihorkorotchenko9732]

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