The National Army Museum London - British & Ottoman History Tour 🇬🇧🇹🇷

[@baronoflivonia.3512]

After a thoroughly craptacular day, to click on and find a post from FTG took a headache away. The view of Napoleon's sword and the skeleton of his magnificent white arab Marengo was icing on the cake. Thanks for a truly great video.

[@theministryforhistory]

That warms the heart to hear! Glad you enjoyed it and have a great week!

[@AbrahamLincoln4]

has a nice turkish moustache too.

[@keithagn]

Super! It was incredible to see those items in real life (as it were). I have read about them, but to see them is humbling. Thank you for making these fascinating videos. Regards from Canada.

[@theministryforhistory]

Thanks very much for watching as always! 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦

[@ottoman_reenactor_ct]

What a handsome young lad!

[@admiralackbar3852]

nice editing at the beginning :D and nice to see Cem on your channel loving his works @ twitter.

[@theministryforhistory]

Thanks very much!

[@eco-beehive]

Another great video. Thanks.

[@nickelflipper]

cem's moustache is legendary

[@red19rebel]

The NAM use to be a lot different 10+ years ago, its going down the same route as a lot of other museums. Limited displays, a narrative to set, lots of simple interactive stuff and you can go through in an hour with the kids.

[@mikehoare6093]

I wholeheartedly agree your Lordship, the Mk I or even the postgreatwar TOG 2, were a sight to behold of, but this Challenger contraption is one single abomination ! Shocking !

[@theministryforhistory]

It's quite indecent!

[@mikehoare6093]

The designer might have raddled his strumpet while doing this !?

[@oldgamer9992]

very good video

[@aka99]

An original Hut from Napoleon can be seen in the German hisotrical musejm in Berlin. Haits of Napoleon can be seen in Schloss Königswart, Czech Republic an in Sydney, Australia. In 2013, the Napoleon Museum of Monaco, sold all their 1000 original Napoleon Objects, sadly.

[@whatsgoingon71]

The last time, i‘ve seen a guy with a moustache like that, the conversation went something like this: Dude: Mit allem? Me: Jap. Bitte beide Soßen und scharf.

[@theministryforhistory]

The German classic! 🌮🌮🌮

[@tatangatatanga5551]

Bruhh!! A man similar to Enver Pasha, isn't he my friend Cem Tanyü? :D

[@theministryforhistory]

Indeed! He’s the best! 🇹🇷🇬🇧

[@tatangatatanga5551]

@@theministryforhistory I agree, I personally witnessed that he did a lot of good work in Turkey! 👍👌

[@TeethToothman]

❤❤❤

[@poil8351]

ottoman recarector looks like if you gave him a k.u.k uniform of the first world war he fit and took some black and white photos he would fit right in

[@BlackedOutBuddhist]

Wow, that museum is amazing, and thanks for ending with a cannon 🔫

[@theministryforhistory]

Here’s hoping for footage of some old Spanish cannons down south soon!

[@riflemang176]

Another great video, thank you. A pity that so much memorabilia is hidden away in the NAM, but classic modern day museum curation.

[@theministryforhistory]

We need some School of Musketry representation!

[@riflemang176]

@@theministryforhistory I think you could be right. Capt Lane - Fox needs to tell some of those stories and tales of his SoM Maltese exploits..

[@steveswitzer4353]

It’s been totally ruined in fact it was so bad they got in a new director who admitted they’d ‘lost their core audience’ and I’m a member ! As I like the seminars and lecture ,they don’t have the money to put it right

[@johnfisk811]

Splendid moustache Cem. Good to see the museum but I pine for the old ways when museums were stuffed with, well, stuff and not have most hidden away and only a curator’s choice allowed to you. These days museums seem to cater either for the serious researcher who can access the hidden items, or small children who have to be spoon fed the facts and backgrounds. Grumpy old man rant ends and normal service resumes….