M26 Pershing vs T34-85

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[@ThatGuyOrby]

The M26 Pershing really was quite the overmatch for the T-34-85. It's frontal armor was essentially impenetrable to the 85mm gun and there was essentially no range that the M26 could realistically hit the T-34-85 that it wouldn't penetrate unless the shell struck at a very unlucky angle (as happened sometimes with older conventional full-caliber style AP projectiles). However, the M26 were very few in number as their production was very short lived due to the end of WW2 so there were only a little more than 4,500* ever made due to the lack of a need. Once the Korean War kicked off the M26's replacement, the M46 (which was just a Pershing with a lot of improvements) was already in production so there wasn't a need for more M26s to be made. In fact a lot of M26s were busy being converted to M46s (yes the tanks were that similar that the older M26s could simply be updated to the M46 standard). For a bit of a comparison in hard stats (these don't tell the full story but they'll give you an idea of why things unfolded the way they did). Frontal Hull Armor (effective thickness): -Pershing: 155mm (102mm inclined at 42 degrees) -T-34-85: 90mm (45mm inclined at 30 degrees) Frontal Turret Armor (effective thickness) -Pershing: 216mm+ (102mm mantlet, 114mm underlapping turret face, spall shield of unspecified thickness) -T-34-85: 180mm (90mm mantlet, 90mm underlapping turret face though coverage was to a lesser degree) Maximum Armor Penetration (best AP shell available, only using data at shared test ranges): -Pershing (T33 AP): 211mm at 100m, 200mm at 300m, 193mm at 500m, 178mm at 1000m, 174mm at 1500m, 150mm at 2000m, 139mm at 2500m, 128mm at 3000m -T-34-85 (BR-365): 119mm at 100m, 115mm at 300m, 111mm at 500m, 102mm at 1000m, 93mm at 1500m, 85mm at 2000m, 76mm at 2500m, 70mm at 3000m There are also other factors like the Pershing being considerably less cramped than the T-34-85, having actually pretty good sights for it's time (unlike the T-34-85), being an exceedingly stable platform due to it's design and weight, having decent commander's sights (again, for the time), etc. There are a lot of soft factors that go into why a tank is successful and they're often have a greater impact than strict hard stats if the tanks are even roughly comparable. Unfortunately by the standards of their day, they were not even remotely comparable even if the difference seems minimal to us by modern standards were tanks are armored to resist shells with 600-800mm+ penetration values. It's all about context. The M26 Pershing crews back then also had absolutely no way of knowing this. They likely knew that their tanks was pretty good, they might've even known that it was likely better than their opposition...but there is simply no way that they logically could've assumed that their vehicles were that much better because assuming something like that and turning out to be wrong is how you get yourself killed. It is always safer to assume that you're at best on par with your enemy when it comes to such things. After all, making such assumptions when you don't know is simply laughing in Death's face and asking him not to laugh back. As a final note there is also one last very important thing to touch on. The M26 Pershing was "practically" frontally impenetrable to the 85mm D-5T anti-tank gun the T-34-85 carried. However, there were two weak spots where it likely would've been capable of penetrating at close range. These weak spots are actually quite infamous. The bow machinegun port in the hull and the coaxial machinegun port in the turret. Both incredibly small targets but important to note regardless. There's also the obvious factor that none of this matters if they got to the M26's side because it's armor was only 76mm on the sides, still much greater than the T-34's but still completely vulnerable. No tank is invulnerable, no tank has ever been invulnerable. Some tanks have just been notably harder to kill in their time.

[@someturkishguy8638]

Tldr the T-34-85 is a medium tank, with rushed production and design due to the brutal war going on when it was designed. The M26 is a heavy tank produced very late into a war that was already guaranteed to be won by the point it was made, and had many amentities unavailable to the 85. Both North Korean and UN tankers were both extremely brave and fought hard with both machines

[@Красиваясоветскаядевушка]

Why dont you compare a Renault FT to a Tiger I?

[@geraldl33playz79]

The T-34-85 APCR(BR-365P) has a penetration of 187mm at 100m

[@ThatGuyOrby]

@@geraldl33playz79 and I didn't choose to use APCR for either tank because it was rare and expensive to produce and it just hurts the T34 even worse because the Pershing's had over 300mm at a similar range. Permitting APCR makes it even more of a slaughter.

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@@someturkishguy8638 yep

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Bro, the t34's got an uptier

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poor t34 squad after realizing they got a full uptier

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The lowest br for the pershing is 6.3

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m26 using apcr was a shame hahaha

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You did it again!! Another great little detail of a much larger conflict that was the Korean War. It's great how you guys tell these smaller stories and bring them to life. After just having watched Devotion in the cinema, I also remembered your video on Jesse Brown and rewatched it. Now, this new video about a war not often covered here on KZbin. Keep up the great work, as it's really inspiring to see this channel grow and mature.

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This is perfect, I'm actively researching the M26 for a story and this was a perfect example of it in actual combat and what it could do. Thank you!

[@megebot]

Only an idiot would compare two different tanks. If there had been IS-3 on the battlefield, the Pershings would have been unable to do anything.

[@commanderpondscc-4112]

@@megebotthats not what he’s doing though

[@Mike-mr2dj]

@@megebot An IS-3 wouldn't have even gotten to the field, lmao. Would've been bogged down, or broken down, far behind enemy lines...

[@alexandrbelousov154]

​@@megebotабсолютно верно! Даже с т 44 у них бы возникли огромные проблемы.... А так расстреляли устаревшие танки начала Второй Мировой войны с необученными экипажами Северных Корейцев всем чем можно, и пехотой с базуками, и танками конца войны . А с экипажами СССР, которые против Тигров и Пантер на них воевали до Берлина, был бы иной результат ....

[@QuackyMC]

@@megebot is 3 is basically the soviet equivalent to the maus except weaker. seems scary but 1 bomb or bazooka could absolutely destroy it. the only thing the is3 accomplished is scaring the west, making them spend more money and resources on heavy tanks, to counter a threat which was basically no threat at all.

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3:34 I thought this was live action for a sec! So much has improved over the years and it's so cool

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_The lighting! It's beautiful!_ Omg that's absolutely amazing!

[@Commander9013]

I love how the gun is so effective that it's ineffective at first

[@YukarisGearReviews]

It wasn't really "ineffective" the HVAP round probably traveled through the turret and killed everyone in it, with the driver probably unaware of what happened

[@owo1744]

@@YukarisGearReviews What you said. None of the NK crewmembers were really that smart. Probably didnt even know they were hit, and if they thought they were hit, probably thought the round did no damage.

[@Bellator_of_the_Shadow]

@@owo1744 it isn't that they weren't smart. its that they were inexperienced

[@AFT_05G]

This was the tunsgten cored HVAP round which had insane performance against flat armor. Main AP fired by Pershing’s 90mm gun wasn’t that strong,it was toe to toe with Tiger I’s 88mm Pzgr 39.But still very effective against T-34s rather thin armor.

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​@YukarisGearReviews it probably went all the way through without killing anything

[@ponycentaur1456]

fun fact: alot of crews preferred the upgunned sherman over the pershing due to the reliability, and (for some) familiarity of it due to the previous war. In addition, alot of bridges were too weak for pershings, so many had to keep using SHerman tanks until better ones were constructed for the heavy beast.

[@AFT_05G]

If even Pershing was too heavy for bridges at barely 42 metric tons i wonder how would Tigers and Panthers would’ve fared..

[@ponycentaur1456]

@@AFT_05G IT WAS A NIGHTMARE for tiger crewmen. ALot of the time, they had to wait for engineers to make sure a suitable crossing was available. And if there wasn't, costly train rides or long detours had to surfise. It was one of the main reasons why tiger tank encounters were rare on the western-american front. Other than lack of numbers, they were often used on the eastern front for heavy tank combat and alot more suitable crossings.

[@HanrryMG42]

​@@ponycentaur1456 that the asian bridges of that time, they made with wood or poor concrete. That ehy they cant handle tanks, im surprised that the T34 reached the Pershings without problems, i think he is less weight though..

[@selfdo]

@@AFT_05G POORLY in Korea. The lack of good bridges and roads, and the hilly terrain largely negated the armor/firepower advantages of the German "big cats". Mobility, especially the ability to traverse hilly terrain, is what counted the most, and the Sherman had that above even the Soviet-made T-34/85. Using HVAP, the Shermans M1 76 mm gun also out-ranged the D5T 85mm gun on the T-34, and was more accurate. However, it was leadership, training, doctrine, logistics, and close air support that accounted for the reason(s) why, in the August-September 1950 battles along the Naktong river in SE Korea, why the Shermans creamed the DPRK armor.

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@@selfdoYeah Sherman’s were amazing tanks. I definitely prefer them over the T-34

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I'm going to say this now. Yarnhub. Your animations are so perfect, at 3:14 you captured the expression of these M26 Pershing crewmembers, and also added sort of a blur to it. You really captured the moment right there. From your earliest video to this video. This has been a Improvement. You should keep on making more of these videos!

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Like other commenters I have seen a huge improvement over the years. For me the bigger things are the researcher or research team finding the stories to share with all of us; the animator or animation team for bringing theses stories to life, and any other roles I didn’t mention. Thank you.

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[@reddrn620]

Do not take the comparison seriously: the T-34 was handed over as an outdated weapon. T-34 = M4. The USSR already had the T-44 and T-54. The T-54 was superior to the M26 and caused panic if it was delivered to Korea.

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Thank you for the great video! 좋은 영상 감사합니다! Many countries are truly grateful for participating in the Korean War. 많은 국가들이 한국전쟁에 참전한 것에 진심으로 큰 고마움을 느끼고 있습니다. I hope people remember this war and I look forward to good videos in the future :) 사람들이 이 전쟁을 기억해주기를 바라며 앞으로도 좋은 영상 기대하겠습니다:) 감사합니다!!

[@georgeouroussoff3830]

"The myth of t-34/85's invincibility has been spectacularly shuttered". Well if it took multiple shots from numerous American tanks to destroy a single WWII Era tank, than, no, it hasn't been shuttered.

[@reconzero5699]

More like heavy tank vs medium tank lol

[@minisaiju922]

They were using an ap shell without the high explosive in it thats why it killed 1 or 2 crew and went out through the back of the turret

[@white.l]

I am a Korean living in South Korea, but I expected that a country that your country's soldier did not know anything across the sea and Korea did not know anything would not grow this much for 100 years. Without the sacrifices of the soldiers of the time, there would not have been a country called the Republic of Korea Thank you for your service. US Army, UK Army, UN Army I am good at English, but I am not good at writing, so I will try to use a translator.

[@Alekc_Tim]

I am a Korean living in North Korea, but I expected that a country where your country's soldier knew nothing overseas and Korea knew nothing would not grow so much for 100 years. Without the sacrifices of the soldiers of that time, there would be no country called the Democratic People's Republic of Korea. Thanks for your service. Chinese Army, USSR Army. I speak English well, but I don't write well, so I'll try to use a translator.

[@CoffeeMug2828]

The Pershing's was so powerful it over penetrates the armor ironically making it ineffective at killing the enemy in one hit. Though that T-34-85 is already combat ineffective from that first hit because the shell that over penetrated had likely turned the turret crew into minced meat.

[@AFT_05G]

I mean it wasn’t really that powerful.Pershing’s gun when firing standard APBC rounds had very similar performance to 88mm mounted on Tiger I.Though it had much stronger tungsten cored rounds high velocity rounds than Tiger I such as T33 and HVAP,but they were rather rare in quantity. But either way it was indeed a bit overkill for T-34s armor.

[@gabriels5105]

@@AFT_05G the gun not being good due to lack of pen assumes that they dont have pleanty of ap to use. Its like thinking m1 garands in ww2 arent as powerfull as they were because they dont penetrate as much when firing standard ball which forgets that almost everyone had ap and were firing ap so theres no reason to expect them not to be firing ap cause ap was everywhere. Its also is easy to forget that the 75mm sherman had a better gun than the 76mm and the tiger because it makes alot of shrapnel which is the point because your fighting infantry not tanks. It is also easy to forget that those ordnance bureau like to under powder rounds so the barrels lasts longer. Bad comparisons happen all the time with American stuff. Its the whole Iowa has huge advantages over Yamato but everyone forgot what they were including the people who crewed her.

[@TheGXDivider]

​@@gabriels5105 are you for real ? The 75mm gun was shorter and quite inferior to the long 76mm Sherman gun. Even against infantry, 76mm HE > 75mm HE.

[@galatian5]

I guess they geared up the Pershings to kill King Tigers so much that it ended up as overkill for T-34s

[@AlphaHorst]

it is actually estimated that the first T34 lost ist entire crew to death and injury with that first shot. the driver simply stiffened up on the controls so it kept moving. the same probably happaned to the second T34 as well, but due to the HE bombardment it is harder to tell as the crew inside was littered in shrapnel and burns.

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You guys have grown so much. The animation and storytelling is on point as usual

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I can’t believe how far yarnhub has gone from 2d animations to almost hyper realistic 3d animations.

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Holy heck I havent watched yarnhub's content in probably a year When I clicked this video I thought I was just gonna get some cartoony 3d style, which is pretty decent Instead I get this high quality stuff sheesh I commend them for their amazing content

[@kristinkernsnider1479]

Just realized your channel joined KZbin in 2019 the same day as my birthday, great work lads

[@paleoph6168]

From the duel at Cologne to the battlefields of Korea. The M26 Pershing is America's answer to combating legendary enemy tanks, whether they be German or Soviet.

[@r.j.dunnill1465]

The Pershing was evolved into the M47 during the Korean War, but glitches kept M47s from the conflict.

[@gibbon8827]

comparing the Pershing of 1945 with the T-34 of 1943 is of course strong, but something tells me that the fight would be more honest if instead of the T-34 there was an Is-3, which, like the Pershing, was also created in 45. no, I understand that this is not a competition who is cooler, but be proud that a tank of 1945 defeated a tank of 1943, well, that’s it ...

[@lector-dogmatixsicarii1537]

​@@gibbon8827 You mean IS-2 mod 1944, not IS-3. If we're being serious, NorKs actually had IS-2, if you really want to dick ride the heavy classification. Not that would mean that much when you pick apart the reality of glaring Soviet foibles. IS-3 was effectively Armata vaporware until the IS-3M. M26 was re-designated as a medium tank by the time of Korea. Pershing is 4th quarter 1944 mass production after over a year of preproduction fucking around by the bureau. T-34-85 S-53 mass production that the iconic T-34-85 parade diaspora really descends from is 1944. If we include test batches, M26 precursors are also found in 1943.

[@r.j.dunnill1465]

​@@gibbon8827 Except the Soviets chose to supply their North Korean allies with T-34/85s, because they did not expect any intervention on behalf of the South Koreans. Against the South Koreans, they were more than enough. If they'd known the U.S. and its allies would intervene, they would have restrained the North Koreans from invading.

[@redalert6706]

И все равно мировые "демократы " получили пизды и от т34 и от несломленных северокорейских товарищей.

[@lieutenantkettch]

The production value just keeps getting better and better. The videos from a few years back have their own distinctive style and charm, but the recent ones are History Channel (back when they were actually a history channel) worthy.

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Dude I remember watching these guys years ago. Ive kept watching them until now, but this video really hit home to me just how much they've improved. These animations are amazing!

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I’m impressed every week by the quality of the videos. Great bloody job Yarnhub

[@mehularora3234]

Bro what ?????? it looks like call of duty cinematic!!!!!! awesome graphics man

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Wow, the animations are getting better and better and more realistic looking. I remember a year or two ago thinking the animation of the people looked funny, but now they look great. The way the eyes, hair, and skin look makes it feel like they are real people. The effects also Mae it look like a real combat scene. Great job!

[@philtkaswahl2124]

The tank beauty shots in this were amazing, and a great showcase of this channel's ever-improving production values.

[@meshuggahshirt]

The M26 Pershing is such a handsome tank

[@Игорьсуздальский]

Compare with old t34-85 to be fair

[@AbramsTankM1A2]

Fr, its as handsome as the tiger 2 and the ms1

[@nastyman4494]

this feels like it will fill the hole Greatest Tank Battles left when it stopped airing

[@kesspa1080]

Thanks to the author for the film! I am amazed by some sofa experts, so I will also speak out from my sofa in the comments. The T-34-85 WAS NOT DESIGNED for battles with Allied tank forces, for comparison to the authors in the comments, I would choose the annual production of the T-44 or T-54, which are somehow already comparable to the "Pershing". The T-34-85 was designed to destroy light and medium armored vehicles of the enemy The Wehrmacht. It was not made for heavy tanks such as the Tiger. Also, the T-34-85 was not ready for battles with Panthers, but it was quite successful in tank duels with them. Also, German anti-tank guns of the PaK-40 and 43 type did not always penetrate the T-34-85 (But I think it already depends on the operator). I understand the pride of the Americans, and I am quite happy for them that in those years they were able to build a really powerful tank. I am also surprised by the Centurion tank, which I also liked at that time. But just looking at the author's video sequence again, where tanks one by one go out to the enemy, alternately, without a plan, shows the huge lack of professionalism of the tank operators. With my comment, I don't want to cause someone to hate me, apathy, irritation. I emphasize my point of view as it is. If you can supplement me on technical characteristics, historical accuracy of tanks or correct me, then I ask you to speak out also without aggression under my comment!

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9:15, I just love the way the sun's relections looks so real to real life, the animations have really become more and more amazin!

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this is one of my most favourite animations and story, just beside the Cologne Tank Duel, your teams animations are 🔥

[@shinixb.6500]

Amazing! The Animation is worth an animated movie! I hope you feature the Philippine Expeditionary Forces in Battle of Yultong which was hailed as the first battle won by Filipino soldiers in a foreign soil.

[@communistpotato3204]

This!

[@nunoprata]

These 3D productions really help us visualizing the details! great job guys

[@joeandseancooking]

Yarnhub that animation is spectacular! I’m so proud of you and how much you’ve grown as a channel. Great job

[@Omegadoomship]

The animation quality has improved a lot since the channel started. It’s so good, it’s damn near cinematic! Very impressive! Keep it up!

[@charlessapp1835]

Fantastic! Your quality is becoming amazing! It is guys like you that make KZbin the REAL History Channel. If only they would appreciate you guys. Can you do some more Korea stories? The Battle of Fox Hill would be a great topic!

[@dragonburst8489]

I saw this when it was released 10 minutes ago and I instantly clicked the animation has evolved so much over the years and I have absolutely love everything about this channel the best animation quality out of most of the channels I’ve watched

[@quantum5588]

I feel like this episode is a next step in quality. It is noticeable how much everyone in yarnhub has improved. An amazing video and a great story!

[@miatamatt7105]

This was such an amazing video. Thank you for making content on the Korean War it really shouldn’t be the “forgotten” war

[@theOn2]

I've been watching this channel since there were only a few 2D animated videos, and each new piece of content never ceases to amaze me with the improvements.

[@APFS-DS]

6:08 that beard texture is insane

[@Lucalex3D]

The animation just keeps getting better

[@죽은_시민의_사회]

One of your best animations so far, a minor issue I have is with Pusan being portrayed as somewhat of a barren landscape, even though it's usually very green.

[@iamthehype3684]

Well to be fair the landscape probably had no shortage of bombs and other explosions at the time. It can take anywhere from a couple years to a couple decades for the fauna and flora to come back after a fierce battle/war

[@duyeongkim2941]

Not Pusan busan

[@sugarflame1833]

The T-34-85 and M26 Pershing are two of my favorite tanks. They are modeled fantastically in this video

[@RookVR_]

I remember when y’all’s animation was 2d, now those humans are scary realistic, amazing work and thank you for sharing history with us!

[@Bhumibhat2001]

This channel full of quality

[@arturThe17]

The quality of the animation is perfect! And the stories are always very entertainingly told!

[@213tula]

Красивый мультик о "крутых парнях". Здесь (на You Tube) было откровение от участников тех событий и им было очень страшно! И они прекрасно понимали что спало их то что в Т34 были слабо обученные местные экипажи.

[@closy1238]

Honestly these animations and models are so good i wish you guys would make some desktop backgrounds or something that pershing looked so nice

[@lands1459]

every video, the quality keeps getting better and better. keep it up!

[@ANimaturrlul]

the attention to detail is crazy! you can see the material

[@VKSgtSLaughter]

4:48 The slo-mo shots of the shells flying through the air reminds me of the 2019 movie T-34. If you haven't seen it, check it out as the battle sequences are amazing! Great video! 👍

[@pedroalbornozramirez8895]

a man of culture

[@AlT-yk1sv]

Amazing job on the video and animation. Looking forward for more of your spectacular videos.

[@kwyoushyt6356]

Your animating skills and scenery planning got unremarkable! Loving your documentaries! Special props to the efects guys working on human motion and face tracking! Not forgetting the research who find such great and unique stories for us! Long time viewer abroved.

[@danvictory7377]

Wow your animations are getting so good! This was excellent

[@Boxer_23]

I’m impressed on how much you’re animation have improved by a bunch

[@MatthewLawrence.]

I just recently hear about the time when a Super Pershing took on a King Tiger. I think it’s safe to say that the Pershing is one of my favorite tanks of all time

[@AFT_05G]

No it didn’t,this was a Panzer IV.Super Pershing never saw action against Tiger II. Tiger II(H) was still a slightly stronger tank than Super Pershing though. Have you ever played War Thunder?

[@dennislemasters4339]

that was what was reported it is unconfirmed, in ww2 usa tanks crews would mistake smaller panzers for the big cats like the panther, tiger 1 and tiger 2, also it has been revealed they were no tiger 2's near that location where the duel took place

[@dennislemasters4339]

@@AFT_05G your are correct not only was it common for panzer 4's to be mistaken for the big cats the tiger 1, tiger 2 and panther, there were no panzer units with king tigers near the area where that duel took place

[@MatthewLawrence.]

@@dennislemasters4339still doesn’t excuse him from trying to use War Thunder as an actual source for research (damn the time gap between these comments is astounding)

[@Newie69MK]

​@Tutel9528 I love playing war thunder but you have to take performance stats with a big grain of salt.

[@stormus65]

Yet another incredible and amazing video, Yarnhub. Each one you guys do surpasses the other and I have to say that long may it continue!!

[@ITZZX71]

T-34-85 gets shot From the fuel setting the engine compartment on fire "🗿" Getting shot straight in the turret front by a 90MM HVAP "🗿" Getting shot in the turret front again with a 90MM HVAP "🗿"

[@ΝικοςΑθανασιαδης-β2ρ]

The graphics are awesome!! Amazing job guys!!

[@RUSS-Wolfwrestlr]

The issue with the HVAP (high velocity Amour piercing) is that it wouldn’t explode inside the tank. The HVAP simply goes straight through one side and comes out the other.

[@tomaszmurzyn9123]

Ye but crew is dead/unable to fight Unlike in war thunder

[@finskiduck4200]

It's amazing how quickly you can make these films. Never seen such upload schedules from any other animator!

[@elwoodjardeo6133]

7:13 literally made me flinch i thought someone was shouting behind me

[@sithumthathsarakoswattage3678]

LOL me too. Genuinely sounded like 3d sounds.

[@sithumthathsarakoswattage3678]

Terrific work guys 🤍 By the way, I think battle for Greece is one of the least discussed of all the ww2 stories. There weren't any glorious aircrafts involved but allied wings were completely outnumbered. I'd very much like to see a video on the topic. Maybe Roald Dahl would be best to make the story around because he has recorded many of the events in his writings?

[@mazintheconqueror9449]

I love the evolution of this channel it has just been a absolute masterpiece i always fall asleep to these videos and no matter how much I've watched them they are always worth re-watching them

[@EmiMartinezAVFC]

This Man Is Awesome At These Vids

[@vladimirhricak565]

But in Korea, Pershing was starting while t 34 was ending. The Russians were already starting production of the T 54

[@movableorigins4194]

No use explaning, they need to feel good about the Korean fail 80 years later...the myth of the invincible t34! Don't recommend channel all i could say

[@Keith-jp6jw]

It doesn’t really matter, the Pershing wasn’t some technological marvel and was actually designed to be a ww2 tank. They just used thicker/spaced armor and a bigger gun.

[@movableorigins4194]

@@Keith-jp6jw T34s weren't the "invincible tank" the day they came out!

[@Sadiq_Khan_UL3Z]

Since when did yarnhub get so realistic?

[@Bertik96.]

u guys always astonish me how fast u manage to produce the videos, my question is how do u guys manage to find all these great stories?

[@Yarnhub]

A lot of them are recommended by the viewers

[@thevortex6754]

My oh my oh my, Yarnhub your animations on this video were incredible, very full in detail both visually and audibly. Great channel and videos my man

[@crusaderclarkplays5466]

Thanks for the video, and the good history animation. 😍👍

[@Omba820]

Either purposely or accidentally, you forgot to animate the t-34 tracks here 2:33, still amazing though

[@jehoiakimelidoronila5450]

Little known fact here: Filipinos defending yultong pass almost got their hands on them Pershings but since only 4 were ever sent at that time, (& courtesy of Korean tsnks approaching), they ended up being gg sweet's tank platoon instead Aforementioned Pinoys on the other hand, became a heavy weapons platoon/company (memory's hazy), I. E. : using ma deuces, bazookas, mortars & maybe even howitzers; & proceeded to beat the shit out of the Korean/Chinese commies for the next few days

[@andysnyder4603]

That's the Fighting Filipinos for you!

[@keaganchong]

3:01 that tank definitely haven't unlock FPE

[@nightnovis]

lmao

[@tajmon6969]

He had stock pain