It do be a thicc boi

I’d want to work on that

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_U4ix_YLJEM&feature=share

@Rev I believe theirs some t34 vs some Sherman’s 8s in Korea

Type - Kills - Losses - Kill/Loss

Sherman 47 - 20 - 2.35
Pershing 38 - 6 - 6.33
M46 12 - 8 - 1.5

All info from Steve Zaloga's "M26 Pershing"

This was against the t34/85 ..

Yeah

The Pershing did the best in Korea

There’s a good video on yt I believe

https://youtu.be/7dUZeAXlc7k

This guy does awesome war history videos

I'm a simple man.

I see tank...

I smile.

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Tall tanker man

Got the whole series for $8

Nice

YO thats awesome dude

I ONLY WATCHED THE FIRST EPIDOSE

haven't finished it yet

another one I DID finish is Band of Brothers

Its a good series. Kinda failed the ending a bit... but still good

https://getpocket.com/explore/item/abandoned-in-iraq-inside-two-soldiers-harrowing-escape?utm_source=pocket-newtab

https://youtu.be/tMDWWFKQgLQ

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HB0CZ_5sPPw

How to defend against Russians and COVID-19 at the same time

Thats a dope pic

hey so totally unrelated question is it reasonable to get tactics mixed up with political ideologies? (I'm talking about blitzkrieg and Nazism)

I dont think so at all. All is fair in love and war, tactics are tactics. I guess some tactics involve politics, but I dont think saying a certain strategy that was overwhelmingly effective is bad because of the people who used it, or is "Nazi-istic" if that makes sense.

Thats the funny thing though, the tactics the nazi's used were derived from French combined arms tactics in ww1

and the americans used them during the invasion of iraq

but apparently some people believe otherwise

there you go! nearly all strategies or tactical plans arent completely unique and new. theyre built off of past strategies or potential ones. that right there kills the entire argument some people are trying to make.

https://youtu.be/lKijTx70Pzo

What is that

M109 Self Propelled Howitzer Gun

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