Shaped explosive anti-tank munitions of WWII (The NLAW and Javelin ancestors!)

[@mikewilson631]

These weapons videos are turning into an excellent little series.

[@atarirob]

I've watched probably hundreds of German tank videos over the years, but never once have seen an actual demonstration of magnetic mines and Zimmerit paste!! So fascinating to see a full demonstration of it. You guys are doing God's work!

[@Scooter_McLuvin]

😅😊

[@mr.waffentrager4400]

i saw that and instantly liked the video.

[@kiereluurs1243]

Wow. Never seen such an extensive overview, even with the actual artefacts, both the weapons and their targets.

[@geoffmcconville5792]

Addicted to Workshop Wednesday but these extras are fantastic. This was just so informative. Keep them coming!

[@gunfisher4661]

Thanks for the extra deluxe content ,it`s pretty much never seen before and is right in tune with your museum.

[@Rusty_Gold85]

Thanks Darryl for the Edu-me-cation .I only knew half of them . The 80 years ago is starting to show their simple construction methods and age while we live in a circuit board era

[@fernandoi3389]

The best part of this museum content is the technical details on vehicles and weapons , other channels just repeat the same things we all heard a thousand times. Here they take you into a Pz III engine bay and explain everything in detail while they make repairs amazing !!

[@SaperPl1]

I've seen more cool stuff in first three minutes than in few episodes of the anti tank chats. I hope you'll guys have time to restore those items as well at some point to a perfect condition.

[@jeffkeith637]

Hey congrats on the prize. Idiots. Totally agree about tTM anti-tank chats - the presenter has the personality of a dead bass and it's basically a talking head presentation. I don't watch them anymore.

[@MrAtlas40]

An excellent 8-minute wrap-up. Well done.

[@2islandresort757]

Really enjoying this series of videos - learning lots of fascinating information. Cheers.

[@thurin84]

awesome presentation of a fascinating subject. well done daryl!!!keep em coming guys!

[@richardphelan8414]

I really enjoyed this episode of explaining the weapons and how they were used mostly against tanks and showing them up close would liked to have seen a shell from a 88 make that next time on weapons, brilliantly done Mate

[@wboquist]

That was a really great, to the point, walk through of those weapons.

[@ricktrenaman6838]

Excellent video - Darryl obviously has great deal of knowledge about all things tanks & not just how to rebuild them

[@bliss661]

I really enjoyed this video, an enthusiastic presenter with authentic examples of the weapons giving an easy to understand presentation.

[@bigmac60]

Very informative. 👍

[@craigsampson8758]

The work you all do is outstanding. This is another excellent presentation. Daryl and all of the guys are tops. I always look forward to your updates. Thank you.

[@yattaran1484]

Any kind of video you post will be highly appreciated !. Can't wait to watch next video.👍

[@HK94]

Happy to see more content from you guys, keep it up👍

[@leonardusgroenendyk6027]

Simple but well explained and that is perfect for someone who has never seen these items. What is funny is that there is a German training film where they show how to use them. Men Against Tanks. However a war movie called Cross of Iron Also showed these destroying Soviet vehicles. In the very late 1980s to early 1990s I used these films to train my Assault Troopers in 4/19 PWLH. Please keep up excellent series.

[@davewise001]

Another great historical reference video from Daryl, keep it up Daz. Enough tech detail and nicely engaging, this guy's great with his hands and great with the narration.

[@rolandhunter]

Magnificent work!

[@georgedistel1203]

Wow, I just saw this one didn't realize Wednesday wasn't the only presentation you did !

[@richardmartin604]

Petite vidéo sur les armes et munitions très instructive bien présentée . Excellent .

[@dougstubbs9637]

Bon!

[@laernulienlaernulienlaernu8953]

The shaped charge was a great piece of engineering, not only in warfare but their use in demolition projects where they can accurately "slice" through steel beams and girders.

[@aserta]

After this, everyone has to watch the SlowMo guys' episode on shaped charges. The slow motion really completes this awesome presentation from Daryl!

[@johno9507]

Shaped charges don't 'burn' through armour, they use the kinetic energy of the explosively formed copper penetrator to force their way through armour, the copper then spalls in the tank killing the crew and detonating any ammo in the tank.

[@patchmack4469]

great insight into tank weaponry - i remember as a kid building model kits and seeing the magnetic mines in 1:35 scale, but i never really know much about them and with no internet then, sourcing good valid information was less easy unless you know what books to look for, Jane's Infantry etc - but learning now why tanks were covered in that material makes perfect sense now - great video - i love this stuff there is a little old fella in the UK by the name of Sidney Alford (86 died in 2021 sadly, i was a great fan of him) sometimes seen on tv working his magic in explosives, did a lot of explosives using water to hit targets behind walls, like chemical weapons hidden in a container, very effective, the man was a genius

[@steveyountz9184]

Another great video. Now if there were just Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday workshop videos. Naturally you folks need the weekend off.

[@larryjenkinson5525]

🇦🇺 Great video! Man sure knows his subject.

[@tommytaylor4458]

Love the extra info on weapons!👌great additions!

[@saradolphin3242]

Best Video on How Wars we're fought on the Cheap!

[@bumblebeebob]

Wonderful video! Thank you!

[@daveryan6426]

You guys are the #1 channel of this genre'. Absolutely the best.

[@billbarton9046]

Keep these type of videos coming, their well presented and informative.

[@scottcrawford7310]

Once again fantastic great information

[@MGB-learning]

Outstanding video, presentation by Darryl and the content. We love these weapon and vehicle review videos. Thank You! I can't wait to visit your museum. From California USA

[@davidbutterfield2949]

Very interesting, thanks 👍🏻🇦🇺

[@DrewPWeenie1]

Great video! When the explosive is set off inside the head, it turns the cone, which is made of copper, inside out and and that turns it into basically a super heated copper bullet. When you see these that have hit a target you get a little explosive burn but there is a small hole where the cone went in, separated and had its way. 10 years USMC 6 years training fng’s on weapons systems. OORAH!

[@evphex]

Restoring old WW2 guns has to be the coolest job on planet earth.

[@Elvis20101]

Thank you, simple and informative.

[@w.p.958]

Daryl knows his stuff! Very cool!

[@robingallagher8605]

That's really informative. More please! 😁

[@billyponsonby]

I think the cone is copper and is flipped inside out on detonating thus shaping the plasma jet funnel-like.

[@Salamandra40k]

One thing of note- HEAT rounds do NOT "burn" or "melt" through the armor. At the speeds of the kinds of detonations HEAT rounds operate in, the liquid metal is, itself, the penetrator- there is not enough time to transfer heat energy into melting the armor of the tank that is being hit. The explosives focus the wave of the inner "cup" onto itself, adding all the energy together into a focused, standing wave. This propels the metal well over hypersonic speeds, easily past mach 5, 6, 7, etc. The liquid metal is simply going fast enough to punch through the armor as if it were a conventionally fired round. At those speeds, a grain of sand would do the same thing- imagine it like micrometeorites hitting space stations.

[@johnporajski9814]

Great video, however I feel the need to note that, shaped charges don't actually "burn" through armour. It's a misconception from the acronym HEAT (high explosive anti-tank) the explosive actually accelerates the copper (by use of the cone) into an extremely fast moving jet/penetrator. Which penetrates armour using the same principle of kinetic penetrators.

[@jonowens460]

Thank You. For all that you have done!!!

[@gerat6534]

I like the way you explain this things. Thanks for taking the time to show these details.👍

[@slashplane]

A couple of these I have heard a little about, a few of these I have never heard about. I have never heard something so consice and indepth about any of these. Wonderfully intresting and bringing me to look more up on some these fascinating pieces of technology.

[@dwwolf4636]

Nein. There is no burning holes in armor with HEAT charges. There is only the high impact velocity liner jet punching itself through the armor.

[@petterskjolden6884]

If you all are wondering why the picture is not upside-down, since this is filmed in Australia, it’s because it was filmed during night time.

[@RacerX1971]

Nice...this guy knows his stuff

[@harpomarx7777]

Thanks for the unexpected Friday video! Loved it!

[@999torino]

A very well done video. Clear, informative, and nothing extra. Bravo.

[@kiwifruit27]

Really informative, thanks

[@andrewsteele7663]

Thanks, Daryl, for another brilliant video, Cheers.

[@USM247]

Excellent presentation. Great information on anti tank devices and mines. Thank you.

[@Bill53AD]

Nice job Daryl. Good quick review of anti-tank weapons.

[@Bill53AD]

@AUSARMOUR1 Thank you.

[@martinsparkin]

I'm loving these vids. I'm also wondering if there's an outtake video somewhere. I mean, us Canadians are the only people that can keep pace with Australians at casually swearing constantly in normal conversation.

[@lordbyron8927]

Love this series

[@lanceschaerer6875]

Excellent video well explained and demonstrated. The bar mine and the tank demo charge were new to me. I had read about both but never seen them much less have a demonstration of how they were actually used.

[@rja777]

Thanks very informative and well thought out.

[@chowderpilot3843]

Thank you - that was really informative. And hearing it in an Aussie accent was music to my ears.

[@TallDude73]

Fascinating stuff - thank you for the video

[@jaybazza248]

Great video, I've never seen a Bar Mine before so cool!

[@DavidCulshawmer-r]

and more things we never knew 👍loving these very informative vids from Daryl 🙏

[@ArcFire_Fox]

this is absolutely fascinating, thank you so much for sharing, I learned some new things today

[@tomspeed2000]

During iraq-iran war When i was 8y there was a guns museum near or school full of different kinds wapen like mine’s, submachine guns, anti tank rockets.. also wapens who taken from iraqi army ..after school a few times we went to visiting, it was so interesting for us, mostly we wish if we were not child and can go to the war to can use those wapens ;)

[@brucermarino]

Thanks for a fine presentation. I believe you meant to refer to an inertial fuse, not an impact fuse. The latter is mounted at the nose and, as the name suggests, works by impacting the target. The inertial fuse, contains a mass that continues forward by virtue of its momentum initiating the primer after target has slowed/stopped the relative movement of the projectile. Again, thanks so much!

[@HerrGesetz]

Interesting. Thanks

[@JimWattsHereNow]

Man another excellent video.

[@marcioreis2648]

Awesome lesson. Thank you.

[@middleclassic]

Excellent walkthrough

[@felixcat9318]

Fascinating and horrifying in equal measure! Subscribed.

[@flashcracker1]

Thank you. Informative and very well presented.

[@sarbaazchabahar]

Loved this✌️👍

[@jakedee4117]

Very interesting. I've been reading about tanks for years and I still learnt something new. I didn't know that the Germans had anti-personnel grenades for their tanks or that they had devices to cripple their own tanks.

[@simonmoorcroft1417]

I appreciate the effort but shaped charges don't 'burn' through anything. The shaped charge inverts the cone-shaped liner turning it into a superfluid metal rod (not a molten jet) moving at hypersonic velocity. The elongated metal penetrator has so much velocity that it literally pushes its way through the armour. The superfluid rod lacks mass and sheds velocity pretty quickly so the warhead has to detonated at the optimum distance from the armour plate. Its normally around 3.2x the warheads diameter. The bigger the diameter of the warhead the more penetration it can achieve.

[@petercunningham3469]

Very interesting presentation thank you 🙂

[@kloyster]

Pretty neat collection! 👍

[@tannerjones9687]

Fantastic Video

[@golf-n-guns]

Fascinating!

[@66kbm]

Great stuff, keep posting more like this please.

[@NoPegs]

I mean who doesn't like a rifle grenade with a "safety" bullet catch that you're never supposed to use because they expect you to have propelling blanks at the ready in the heat of battle... Right? :) I bet more than half them went downrange a few grains heavier than expected...

[@jackpinesavage9806]

Excellent, thanks.

[@Nyllsor]

Wow this museum got alot of stuff!! Very intresting!

[@johnaugsburger6192]

Thanks

[@rrl4245]

Another great and instructive video - Thanks mates.

[@DaSpineLessFish]

HEAT/shaped charges do not "burn" through armour, it actually uses the explosive force to collapse the metal cone liner into a high-speed molten plastic slug. It is purely kinetic and has no incendiary, thermal or exposive effect on armour, its just the spalling and shrapnel.

[@timisfree1768]

Outstanding video!

[@felixdzerzhinsky9926]

very instructive and didactic video

[@akf6815]

Excellent! 👍

[@ajpotter7151]

Brilliant! Thanks for the video!!

[@bobkohl6779]

Panzerfausr also increased in range, not just charge. Zimeric was a wasted effort

[@johnpride7827]

Excellent

[@tomatoseed1]

Cool video. Good presentation.

[@jackn4853]

Man's ingenuity in creating objects to maim and kill is horrifically and disturbingly fascinating. Just imagine if only half of that intellect and money had or could be used for, say, education or feeding people or disease eradiction. Also, I think that the cone becomes inverted on detonation and that concentrates the energy into a small jet.

[@Hongobogologomo]

Thats exactly what the cone does. Molten copper spear penetrates armor and spalls the inside

[@philpeko1796]

💥😎😘🖖Excellent video! He goes down to business, with crystal clear explanations and presentation, not-so-known information, accurate technically and historically, so, kudos to you, and thanks!🙌👏👍

[@gowdsake7103]

Much better presentation than normal

[@if860]

Great video. The "burns through armour" is however a little bit misleading, in fact the action of HEAT charge is purely kinetic, when the charge explodes the copper cone is deformed in such way and with such velocity, that it travels at hypersonic speed and strikes the armour generating such an extreme pressure that hydrodynamic behaviour can be observed, and punches a hole through armour. Of course huge amount of heat is generated, which usually ignites the tank inside.