Play Supremacy 1914 for FREE on PC, iOS and Android:💥 s1914.onelink.me/TX2k/KG007 Receive an Amazing New Player Pack, only available for the next 30 days!

@Scorpion51123314512

11 ай бұрын

You soon going back on Ancient roman stuff??? Like Social War, the Jugurthine War and hopefully do a video about Lucius Cornelius Sulla????

@Chaxar

11 ай бұрын

Love Supremacy1914 😊

Would love to see the continuation for the WW2's tanks!

@454FatJack

11 ай бұрын

Siege of Warsov 1920 .. did not make dream

@Kili2807

9 ай бұрын

Interwar period first please

Thank you to the folks at Kings and Generals channel. I appreciate all the hard work that you guys are doing in order to bring us quality contents

6:24 Being a veteran and having a understanding of the conditions inside that primitive tank, I am pretty sure that "Mother" was not a term of endearment, and was probably followed by other words that consisted of a lot of astericks in polite company!😅😅

Fun fact: Leonardo da Vinci once made a sketch of a fighting vehicle in the 15th century. The machine was powered by two large cranks operated from inside by four men. The vehicle was equipped with an array of light cannons, placed around the perimeter and had turtle-like shell resembling armor.

@tannertasman

11 ай бұрын

Leonardo da Vinci has never had a girlfriend over 25

@GTAVictor9128

11 ай бұрын

@@tannertasman I think you're mixing up Leonardo DiCaprio.

@burtreynolds8030

11 ай бұрын

@@GTAVictor9128it was nice to see Da Vinci finally get an Oscar a little while ago

@mohamed-fb9vt

11 ай бұрын

The hussait war wagon is a tank too

@WatcherMovie008

11 ай бұрын

Da Vinci's mechanical designs were also deliberately flawed so that if anyone tried to copy his works and actually build the thing in real life, it would not function properly as his blueprints intended to.

Loving the animation!

@LintSplinter

11 ай бұрын

Yea I just started watching and I’m blown away

I love this subject, the way the different combatants came up with different solutions to the demands of tactical combat, from the little French 2-man tanks to the A7v monsters. I remember reading an alternate history book series in which they were called barrels instead of tanks.

@Sneakleak96

11 ай бұрын

The Harry Turtledove Southern Victory series right?

@tctheunbeliever

11 ай бұрын

@@Sneakleak96 Yeah, the Great War continuation of that series. Loved 'em all.

@mikepenny8940

3 ай бұрын

Excellent book series. He's one of my favorite authors

My great grandfather fought in the first tank vs tank battle in the world that occurred in 1918 (he was infantry however).

I would love to see a series about the German tank program from its infancy up to the end of WW2.

It was more dangerous inside some of these vehicles than it was outside

Imagine just how loud, hot, and stuffy being inside these early tanks would be. Not to mention the more basic suspension systems on them meaning you'd also be rattled around a lot.

I think it's also noteworthy to mention that before mechanisation, war elephants were used to serve essentially the same role as tanks in some ancient battles - to charge at and disrupt enemy lines by instilling fear and panic. In fact, that is what the rook in chess was inspired by - charging in straight lines like a war elephant. So the idea of the tank wasn't new to the 20th century. As someone in the comments pointed out, Leonardo da Vinci also made sketches with the design closely resembling what would become the tank in the 20th century.

@vaninhhuu3215

11 ай бұрын

not quite. Rook in chess was inspired by chariot, not by elephant. The elephant was actual "renamed" to bishop in chess since Europe no longer had elephant for a very long time before chess was imported to Europe.

@shinsenshogun900

11 ай бұрын

@@vaninhhuu3215the one time Europe gets to have elephants in it’s habitats: a domesticated herd of them marching from ancient Spain, across the Gallic Alps and Pyrenees and unto the Italian Peninsula, oh and also when another bunch of them came from Epirus

@shinsenshogun900

11 ай бұрын

@@Hillbilly001 We will all celebrate when we take down a heavy chariot, a giant crawling beast packed with a wooden tower of enemies, a fully suited ironman securely fasted on his mount, or vehicles powered with engines and affixed on tracks or wheels. Such is satisfaction when machinations and monsters of wars are overwhelmed by base ingenuity that are fabled heroes or forgotten ordinaries that managed to bring down dangerous giants.

@shaider1982

11 ай бұрын

It’s more like the role always existed but was filled by other units. There will always be a need for artillery: long range fire, close in combat, and shock troops. These will be filled by units using the tech of their era. All of life is a theatre and while the play is the same, the costumes may change. War, as this play we talk about, never changes.

@meilinchan7314

11 ай бұрын

War elephants, especially in India and Southeast Asia, also had work as combat engineering and ATVs. Think of the Sherman Rhino variant, meant for use in overgrown areas of northern France in WW2. War elephants were also expected to do the same - to traverse such ground, short of entirely clearing it. An elephant has 4 legs, and thus can be relied on to clear ravines and low ridges - something that contemporary horse cavalry or chariots (take your pick) could not do. The difference between da Vinci's design and that of the war elephant, though, was that his would not have been fit for purpose, neither in the jungles of Asia nor in the trench-scarred battlefields of France. On the other hand, the WW2-era Churchill tank was alleged to have been effective in rough or hilly terrain, especially in North Africa .....

Excellent. Been waiting a long time for coverage of this subject. Thank you K @ G!! You are the master of the battlefield!!

Excellent video, as always. Would love to see a full series following on from this!

Tanks, according General George Patton are "Iron cavalary".

@shinsenshogun900

11 ай бұрын

And I say they were mechanical cataphracts

Finaly WW1 video, thank you guys and please more WW1 topic videos. Amazing work.

I love to see more content of incredible inventions of the World War. This video got me to play WW1 and WW2 games again.

Great video keep it up you're doing amazing things 😁👍

Excellent video. I was hoping to see some WWI content, looks like you answered my prayers 🙌

Nice work from kings and generals here. I especially recommend this channel to make some documentaries on the history of Ethiopia

Fantastic video my friend and a surplus of suprice... The tank was as you said flaude in its infancy but really struck fear in the defender eyes giving it a shock value that could have been decisive with some better preparation and planing in its infant stages

Great details throughout, !

Little Willie will always have the biggest heart.

More of this please this is amazing

A desolate wasteland Infernal depiction of Hell The birth of a new way September 15, 1916 The first wave approaches At Flers-Courcelette Through fire and brimstone Breaking away, coming your way

@rabbitman4648

11 ай бұрын

I knew it! That being said... STANDING IN THE LINE OF FIRE 32 WILL LEAD THE WAY COMING OVER TRENCH AND WIRE GOING THROUGH THE ENDLESS GREY STANDING IN THE LINE OF FIRE MOVING ON THROUGH THE FRAY GOING OVER TRENCH AND WIRE LIVE TO FIGHT ANOTHER DAY

4:19": British naval engineers: "Is it meant to attack? to clear a path through the wire .... or a transport for infantry or supplies?" British army: "Yes."

Tanks for this informative video!

Another excellent video!

Haven't watched this channel for a while. Man is it awesome still!!!!

Wielkie dzięki.

Finally a channel which shows the Netherlands well on the map.

@KingsandGenerals

11 ай бұрын

That was a mistake, I will talk to the animators.

@christianvincentcostanilla8428

11 ай бұрын

Make a video : World War I 1914

@christianvincentcostanilla8428

11 ай бұрын

How the western front world war 1 turn a landscape into a barren wasteland

Your visuals are superlative.

Amazing video!

Great video!

Really good video, was hoping that the second battle of villers-bretonneux would've been mentioned

You're doing a million dollar job. Keep it up. This is the way

Ahh just on time as always

Great work 👏

Great work

Man I love your vids

Thank you for a good video

Great video

Warthunder lore

As a tank core veteran i absolutely agree with the end statement of the writer. The tank is vital but must work together and in harmony with the other services

You should make a video about origin of artillery too

Would love a continuation of tank evolution

Tanks for making the video!

Little Willie crawled so the Mark V could... also crawl. They were slow boys.

I love tanks, would love to see a video on WWII tanks as well

on 14:12 you show the Battle of Cambrai as 1915, which should be 1917.

Nice video

Can you also do a video on the rest of tank evolution

I FREAKING LOVE TANKS.

I would love a similar video on the usage of submarines in war. There have been some conflicting info on how early subs have been used, although they have been commonly fearing in WW2 and the Cold War

Thank you , K&G . 🐺 Loupis Canis .

What about the German, Russian or Italian tanks of ww1. They were part of the evolution of tank development. Or were you just trying to keep the video short

@maksim05makarov

11 ай бұрын

The first Russian tanks appeared during the Civil War. During the First World War, there were none (with the exception of single copies).

Great video. It's comical how the term "tanks" was used. No one knew what this armored vehicle was, so naming it after a water-carrying container was clever. Tank now means big bad metal thing! Though the modern tank is becoming obsolete.

Maybe a tank evolution series?

It's no surprise that the early tanks were so unreliable. Nobody had ever built anything like an automobile that needs to be able to both cross difficult terrain and be tough enough to withstand active attempts by others to destroy it.

Liked the video as soon as I saw the Foxhole art at the beginning.

I would like to see a similar topic about evolution of the battleship and airplanes and you should cover about the interwar period and ww2 german tanks and other nation tanks like in italy russia and japan

Oooooo continue with the inter-war period and the BlitzKrieg!

The audio volume keeps adjusting subtly up and down and up and down. This isn't happening on other channels so I believe it is your video.

Fun video. Are we going to do the Spanish Civil War as well?

Imagining Alexander time traveled and watching this video with a "huh" on his face...

16:33 general’s neck cross? Is it Waldeck -Pyrmont ❤Merit Cross?

So, let me get this right. Somebody thought that the best place to put the petrol(gas for us Americans) tank was inside and in the front of the tank? AND, they actually did that! Then somebody said "maybe it would be better to put on the outside and in the back"? What the heck were they thinking? With that kind of thinking, I am amazed that the tank didn't fizzle out as a weapon of war.

Where to request for Alternate History?

15:09 And there it is. Modern conventional warfare

Great video, but I am curious why there was no mention of the German tank, the A7V?

What is the soundtrack in the video?

pls do also aircraft

No mention of the H.G Well's novel "The Land Iron Clad" of december 1903 inspired by "Le projet Levavasseur" and Bramah Diplock's pedrail wheel?

👍👍

Yes sir please send that design over to the Trench Warfare Department...Seriously? A department for Trench Warfare

They will learn to fear War Thunder players and data, and the Bob Semple.

Why only british and french vehicles? All other major powers in WW1 (Italy, Germany, Russia, etc...) also developed their own tanks and you didn't even mention it...

Where is this weeks Pacific War video?!?

World of Tanks, you had one job: sponsor the video about tanks. 😂

There was an Austro-Hungarian Tank prototype, but the Emperor canned the project, because he was concerned it would spook the horses.

And what about the 19th century? It was during this period that steam-powered designs appeared, such as the one by James Cowan in 1855, or the French design called "La Glorie" in 1874.

@admiralbem7458

11 ай бұрын

@@daemontargaryen6757 They didn't design it, at best they perfected it. There was, for example, the Frenchman Denis Papin, who worked with steam energy in the 17th century, but he was also preceded by a few.

Flers-Courcelette showed the way.

Why no videos about the Boer war?

Now days Tanks already obsolete by effectiveness of drones and missile guided by drones. Welcome to War World Drones comrade!

🇫🇮Armour wonder why Coqnac Renault is the thing❤

Ahh.. Another relaxing documentary about humanity's inexorable drive to more efficiently kill each other to blissfully drift asleep to.

We need byzantine history videos

For the Supremacy 1914? What is the Premium account for??

👍

Please fix Battle of Cambrai Year..

Hey, what happen for the Germans and Russian tanks in wwI? 🤔

Gonna love this one tanks are the coolest invention that kills men ever 😎

Speaking of the tanks: kzread.info/dash/bejne/jHyDqJhtgpvagM4.html

Kings and Generals in 2080 Origin and evolution of Mobile Suits.

2nd Hereee

yeeat

Once the durablest of machines and safest of shelters today a coffin of steel...

Can we talk bout German tank project in ww1 next? After watch this now I'm curious bout the german.

@Normacly

11 ай бұрын

Germany in WW1 built only 20 of their AV7s, hence why the video simply briefly mentions that the German High Command were not interest in tanks. To sum it up: The French FT was the first turret tank and became the standard tank layout. British tank officers developed the armor strategy and tactics of a combined arms force using tanks as the spearhead. Nazi Germany saw what they like and adopted them. So, contrary to popular beliefs, the Germans were not the leader of armor warfare.

@huhuboiz4193

11 ай бұрын

Thanks for the info👍

I thought it was supposed to a be a water tank