How to Fight the T-64 & T-72 Tank (1984)

[@MikeGuardiaAuthor]

1984 US Army Training video exploring how to defeat the frontline Soviet armor in a hypothetical showdown along the Iron Curtain.

[@markdavis2475]

Funny how the quality of the picture becomes secondary to the quality of the content! Thanks for the upload.

[@adventuretarian8191]

Loved the video Mike! You're giving access to stuff that I wish I had a long time ago!

[@DERKONIG12345]

Next time I face a T-72 I know what to do...)

[@Strong_UP_Calvins_zombie]

Muhahaha

[@rclipse1985]

This video is great, but very hard to hear. Maybe next time you could boost the volume in an editing software?

[@zambotv8150]

Great upload thanks

[@The_Greedy_Orphan]

Still relevant today, in fact I'd argue that those tanks in this video are in better condition that their counterparts today.

[@jjsmallpiece9234]

What was the effective range of the T72 IR light?

[@doobs5342]

just under 1km with its spotlight.

[@mrmakhno3030]

No more than 1.300 m, according to Russian source.

[@doobs5342]

@@mrmakhno3030 yes it can vary depending on weather moonlight and outside illumination such as illumination flares fired from artillery. Under its own power with poor moonlight it will be a bit under 1km and even within this range , target recognition can be very difficult.

[@Jimmystyles936]

This is Bigfoot quality video. Too bad it's so garbbled, it's super interesting.

[@mohammedsaysrashid3587]

Another wonderful documentary coverage video about T-62 T-64 ,T-72 Soviet designed tanks...shared by an excellent ( Mike Guardia) channel .thank you for sharing...video focused on the characteristics of each one's designed tanks clearly....it seemed to me that Soviet designer's doctrines, which remained on WW2 tank battles lessons & favorite of quantitive on tanks ...while NATO upgrade its doctrines for defeats foe tanks through flying firepowers and guided rockets 🚀 & guided missiles ...since 1975 NATO showed its doctrines changing

[@mrmakhno3030]

they "updated" a lot, and the result of that update came in the first week of Ukrainian summer offensive 🤣 Bye bye expensive Leopard and Bradley, destroyed by: 40 years old Soviet AT mine

[@Rick-5728]

How can I skip to the chapter about Javelin missiles and A-10s?

[@ПростойЧеловек-ъ6к]

Only it seems to me that while you are standing in full height with Javelin, you will be noticed, simply shot or fired from the main weapon, and this is not like 125m guns, but also smoothbore, that is, it can also fire ATGM

[@mrmakhno3030]

Yeah you can't skip until someone did a SEAD mission on those Buk M2

[@matthewjones39]

Troops don’t operate A-10s, and javelins didn’t exist at the time.

[@Shadydoszka]

Why i feel we should review those😁 greetings from a front line country 😅 a strong one 🙏

[@ΑλέξανδροςΧουιαζης]

Medium tank?

[@matthewjones39]

Main battle tanks.

[@EpicThe112]

This might be helpful for the Ukrainian Soldier because they are actually fighting the T-72 tank made in Nizhny Tagil due to them keeping the T-64 made in Kharkiv which itself was a site of a Russian invasion attack last year

[@craigforrest6548]

Can someone adjust the tracking?

[@markdavis2475]

🤣🤣Ah, the good old days! Which also included cleaning the heads with aftershave on a cotton bud/Qtip!!

[@mohammedsaysrashid3587]

When M-60 tanks had more capacity characteristics than T-72 tanks at that time...that obviously showed supremacy of US designed tanks in quality race 30:44

[@Nudnik1]

Neutron bmb device makes all these obsolete 👍 Excellent channel thank you.

[@The_Greedy_Orphan]

That doesn't even exist yet.

[@oceanblue3050]

I survived the Neutron Dance video!

[@fumblingpony1606]

mutually assured destruction…?

[@ZezoTVNL]

Thank you, Let's defend democracy!

[@ronaldtartaglia4459]

My right ear would have a chance🤣

[@sebekglab]

Quality of the picture represent a “Quality of Soviet/Russian military thinking and technology”😂 - as proven recently in invasion of Ukraine.

[@ПростойЧеловек-ъ6к]

I wouldn't be so sure given the joy of just fakes on the part of the APU

[@sebekglab]

@@ПростойЧеловек-ъ6к Yes . Longest “3 days special operation ever” 😂 Just imagine Russian to fight against US heavy armoured brigades? Probably we will find out that Iraqi soldier in First Gulf War actually fought better then Russian.

[@ПростойЧеловек-ъ6к]

​@@sebekglab I would not be so negligent about the enemy, given the recharge rate of this Tanaka t72, it is 5 seconds and Abrams is 14 seconds standing and not moving in front of a t72, besides having a low strength that, along with a recharge of 5 seconds, yes, he just takes Abrams crowbars

[@garpike6382]

​@@sebekglab nowhere did russia say it was supposed to win in 3 days figment of fools imagination

[@garpike6382]

​@@sebekglab watch the middle east and you will see how good u.s military is now compared to russia

[@bipolarspock6145]

Javelin all you need…. As what has been shown in Ukraine.😂😂😂😂😂…