Rare Tanks of China ( 1918 to 1950 )

[@jmantime]

i forgot the Chungking ( chongqing ) Tanksfrom 1932 - it was a series of 12 improvised tank constructed from U.S Caterpillar tractors and used during the post warlord era by Marshal Liu Hsiang. but i need to find photo''s of them and make a video on those thanks. Source - ftr.wot-news.com/2013/11/04/chinese-studebaker/

[@bungwater1052]

I’m Chinese and was waiting for this great!

[@gobseck]

А почему такой никнем?

[@fakhrimaulana1572]

You mainland or us chinese. Is useing VPN in china break the law

[@Xander_Zimmermann]

These vehicles remind me of crossout.

[@gopherasoda2492]

Bruh, I understand how hard it is to look up these vehicles. Good Job!

[@ironcladstudios971]

That first tank looked pretty cool, and it looked like it could've had some potential as a compitent medium/heavy tank. A buff to the armor, at least 1 main gun (like a 40mm AT gun), a better engine/more engines, take out the 2nd turret, etc. Chances are that it could've done well in both the civil war and in the fight against the Japanese if given those modifications, but there's also the chance that they lacked the resources necessary to make such modifications possible.

[@blizzarderper1086]

I been waiting for this for a long time

[@rhinofire5887]

The Tanks from China hasn’t be used during the Second Sino Japanese War

[@donpfoutz625]

The Steyr re-mod and the Studebaker tank were freaking awesome. The M-10 rocked as well.

[@blackplatypus6755]

Great video as always, thanks very much.

[@jackgale3075]

Great video

[@wolfsoldner9029]

How about the chinese Panzer I ?

[@socotroquito2007]

Officially ,you got really rare and precise info

[@marchellochiovelli7259]

Detroit School Bus. at 2:35.

[@edwalmsley1401]

Could you do a video on fixed aircraft armament,a little broad I know but it's just a topic few cover

[@infinityplayer8465]

👍

[@thatsanelephant_1763]

Thanks! Been waiting for this!

[@antoniogarciallata2927]

The Kuomintang GMC M10 its fu**ing scary, love that thing.

[@rubenskiii]

The French Shanghai Armoured car could carry 2 Hotchkiss MG's, you can clearly see the empty mount in the turret.

[@use5555]

why not cover the regular tank forces used by the Chinese before during and after ww2

[@stevenbreach2561]

M10,good recycling

[@luissantiago5163]

Hell yeah! This channel is definitely in my top ten. Love these vids

[@m2cheki1]

Voice...Special...

[@ton870]

you forgot the carden loyd amphibius tank and the panzer1

[@korbetthein3072]

Those were fairly common in China, right? This video is dedicated to the rarer vehicles.

[@diepanzerkanone1172]

the Steyr ADGZ was not domestically made, but bought from Austria

[@jmantime]

no, it was made in china - in 1934 the steyr company sent engineers to china to help with vehicle manufacturing for the KMT. this ADGZ has riveted armor like most homemade IFV's used in china at the time , a regular ADGZ as smooth welded armor. This vehicle was captured by the IJA but later abandoned.

[@diepanzerkanone1172]

@@jmantime Could you provide your source so we can compare and see which one is correct? The source I have depicts a different scenario. From a friend who is well versed in Chinese tank history (excerpt from a book): imgur.com/a/hM7t1Y3 (hope this link works) basically, the ADGZ was sold to the Chinese with the other German vehicles in 1936-1937 and a Japanese document tells that one was disabled by a Japanese aircraft outside of Nanjing (the photo shows that vehicle), and the reason for the riveting is unknown, author speculates it was done for testing or something)

[@andrzejstoszek4035]

danzig is polish gdansk

[@andrzejstoszek4035]

@Cody Sonnet Gdansk from 947 to 1227 belonged to the Polish Kingdom from 1294 to 1308 he was irieked by TEODONIC ORDER after murder of the crew 10, 000 Poles Germens from thet time poles , germens ware fighting for return to Poland from the organization the Lizerd in 1466 he reterned to Mother in which wars 1793 in result of pressure jewish lobby in the usa did not retorn in P oland 1919