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@Bean_guy2

14 күн бұрын

Fuck betterhelp, they're scammers and they sell your therapy records, never take a sponsorship from them again.

@DIREWOLFx75

14 күн бұрын

"certainly hasn't seen any combat" That is a false statement. The T-14 was combat tested late 2022 and again early 2023. Two separate battalions were used on these occasions, probably most of the finished tanks were included. They were not used in such a way that they could be permanently lost, but were involved in combat. The leaks about their performance roughly said that they performed according to expectations. "about 6 of these" Uh, how about lolnope? Add a zero at the end and you may be correct-ish. Some other sources claim up to a few hundred T-84s. Sometime 2014 onwards, Ukraine finished up all their halfbuilt T-84s and possibly restarted the original production line until they ran out of parts no longer available. "tendency" Not the modernised Russian models, as they have added additional protections to the ammo storages. Also, as we saw not long ago, not even the Abrams turret bustle is a safe storage for ammunition. While it didn't blow the turret off, when the ammo bustle got hit by a drone, it caused the ammo to start burning very energetically, creating a blowtorch effect through the screen between it and the crew compartment, almost instantly burning through it INTO the crew compartment. This also makes all the people laughing about Russian tanks throwing their turrets rather embarassing, as most of those videos are showing Ukrainian tanks, just with a minor photoshopping added to add a Z or something to pretend that it's Russian. Extra embarassing when it's a T-64, as there were no Russian T-64s used, while Ukraine started 2022 with over 1800 of them. Likewise, there were no Russian military T-54s or T-62s, only some used by the DPR/LPR militias, who also later 2022 got 200 extra T-62s from Russia as they had no training for any newer Russian tanks. We also KNOW that all those turretthrowers were not Russian, because we know the rough numbers of total crewmember KIAs in Russian military. And they're less than 800. Which does not go well together with the number of thrown turrets claimed to be Russian. Also, you forgot the Ukraine T-54 modernisation pack that they were going to sell commercially. I haven't looked at it on the basis of ID, but IIRC it is slightly different in looks from original.

@togiielectricboogaloo6875

14 күн бұрын

I would recommend doing some research into betterhelp, since they have been involved in things like very intrusive data collection and making it terribly difficult to "unsubscribe" from their service and it would probably not be a great idea to take sponsorships from them in the future.

@DarthEarp

14 күн бұрын

I'd be careful with betterhelp. they have a history of being scam-y.

@Oppen1945

14 күн бұрын

Isn't betterhelp really shady or something?

I have greater depression than soviet tanks

@CheezeSpartan

14 күн бұрын

Thats like saying you’re healthier than Mcdonalds

@bigdumbfatcat2869

14 күн бұрын

Update your script, westoid. The tank's depressions is almost completely irrelevant. No, there are not Leopards or Abrams using any tacticool video game strats of peaking out of hill, utilizing MUH GUN DEPRESSION. They just get drone bombed or struck by artillery, with drone spotting. You are clinging on to an outdated meme. Tank in 2024 are support units and mobile artillery. Either adapt to this fact, or keep being confused why every single piece of Westoid equipment sent to Ukraine doesn't do anything

@Martin_bueno

14 күн бұрын

That's like saying you're faster than a wardrobe

@William_Bryant

14 күн бұрын

That's like saying you can jump higher than a house.

@TheGreyBird71

14 күн бұрын

@@William_Bryantno you failex

American T-Series tanks: Who are you? Soviet T-Series tanks: I'm you, but more confusing.

@virich3192

14 күн бұрын

T29, T30, T34: hold our beers

@szelgorcs

14 күн бұрын

@@virich3192 T1E1 and M6A1: We don't even have to have the same letter!

@erloriel

14 күн бұрын

Ah yes, America. Where during World War 2, M1 could mean a tank, an SMG, a rifle, a helmet, an AA-gun, a howitzer, a bazooka, a grenade, another howitzer, another AA-gun, an anti-tank gun, ANOTHER howitzer, ANOTHER AA-gun, a carbine, and a bayonet. Always very clear.

@T29Heavy

14 күн бұрын

True

@gae_wead_dad_6914

14 күн бұрын

@@erloriel That's why you add "M1A1 carbine, M1 Garand, M1 Howtizer" at the end there Honestly less confusing than the Soviet tank nomenclature.

Me, an intellectual: - T-54/55: Upside down dome - T-62: Lmao upside down frying pan - T-64: Lmao uglier upside down frying pan - T-72/80: T-72 lol - T-90: crab with eyes

@m4albino201

14 күн бұрын

T14: I don't even know who you are.

@apersondoingthings5689

13 күн бұрын

You forget the T90 is T72 lol as well

@Quang_Tran_asdf

13 күн бұрын

@@apersondoingthings5689 nah T-90 had eyes which's pretty easy to tell from the T-72. T-90M does not have eyes but turret shape is very different

@Briselance

13 күн бұрын

Ah, yes. A mentally-advanced intellectual.😄

@nom8254

12 күн бұрын

Taking the 72 and 80 as basically the same thing is not great if you are genuinely trying to tell them apart, T-80 is vastly different in a lot of ways from T-72, including the autoloader, the gun, the general layout of the ERA, on-board systems and more. Add to that they are on an entirely different chassis Not trying to be annoying or anything im just saying

Showed no mercy on the T-14

@wojo44frompl

13 күн бұрын

This burn made me chuckle for a minute😆

@JakubPyrachewsky

12 күн бұрын

Which is funny because if you watch more than 30 seconds video of the parade, the T-14 was not towed away nor it was broke down. It actually continued on its own. The problem was that the driver was not familiar with a new electric handbreak which is engaged by pushing a button and pushed this button not knowing what the hell actually happened. You can find explanation here: kzread.info/dash/bejne/op2YvK-ihZzacrA.htmlsi=hcrgvdb54tRzftwd

@liamadcock4963

12 күн бұрын

@@JakubPyrachewsky are you Russian by any chance?

@Iberny3

12 күн бұрын

@@liamadcock4963 You must be western, as you're allergic to facts.

@Klovaneer

12 күн бұрын

@@liamadcock4963 with that name?

Hope this will help me in war thunder.

@npickle54

14 күн бұрын

Yes war thunder...

@humbleopionist4366

14 күн бұрын

I mean why not in war thunder? It won’t really help you all too much, but why not?

@mrkawaii2022

14 күн бұрын

​@@humbleopionist4366 to tell which one new player playing T-72 and sweaty player who play T-80 i guess on sims or something

@onebaguetteman

14 күн бұрын

@@humbleopionist4366 if you can identify the tank, it's easier to find weak spots on it.

@thekebab1453

13 күн бұрын

Just rangefind the tanks, your crew will call out most T-series tanks, these being the T-64, T-72, T-80 and the T-90

13:26 bahahahah putting the suicide hotline sponsor on the war thunder logo lmao

@tplays6688

13 күн бұрын

Bro it's not only about suicide💀

@Paronak

13 күн бұрын

@@tplays6688 who cares, they are hacks

This will certainly make my Simulator Battle experience in Warthunder less painful

@rubiconnn

13 күн бұрын

War thunder is not a simulator lol

@buster7797

13 күн бұрын

​@@rubiconnnSimulator Battles is a gamemode in war thunder, friendly fire is enabled so identifying tanks is pretty important.

@Just_a_Dude80

12 күн бұрын

Meanwhile, trophies and sold vehicles like shermans, which are present in any nation:

@CheesecakeLeader

12 күн бұрын

Hello there 👋

As a Syrian 🇸🇾, I find recognizing the Soviet and Russian tanks is extremely easy

The position of the exhausts became an even greater recognition pointer when we moved onto thermal imagry sights.

Remember: the T-90 is just a T-72 with an identity crisis

@92HazelMocha

14 күн бұрын

I mean they're two entirely different tanks. They just share the same exact flaws so we all just pretend they're the same tank.

@rexblade504

14 күн бұрын

​@@92HazelMochaT-90 is literally just an upgraded T-72 lol 🤣

@robbob9273

13 күн бұрын

M1a2 is a upgraded m1a1....shocking i know

@rexblade504

13 күн бұрын

@@robbob9273 Yeah, but we don't pretend it's a brand new tank lol 🤣

@Klovaneer

12 күн бұрын

@@rexblade504 Ukrainians do with T-84. You can't retrofit half the T-90M shit to a T-72, plenty new for me.

Covering the war thunder logo with betterhelp was a nice touch

@yaboyed5779

14 күн бұрын

?

@DefinitelyNotAnAddict

14 күн бұрын

He probably shouldn't do that due to that being a water mark

@tplays6688

13 күн бұрын

@@DefinitelyNotAnAddict nah he knew the most War Thunder Players genuinely need a Therapist.

alternative: play war thunder so much you just know at a glance. this is a call for help

It's very easy to tell if a tank is a T-64, the road wheels on the t-64 are smaller than the rest.

Nah bro, I just play war thunder.

Exactly what my last Wiki rabbit hole was about. After finishing the MBTs, I branched out to engineering and bridge laying vehicles. My head is full of tracked vehicles right now.

@rogerwilco2

13 күн бұрын

A one track mind?

*DAMN! The T- series is my favorite of all tanks and I was so eager someone could've made a video exactly for this purpose! THANK YOU.*

Yes! Thank you. That was very much worth the wait. And while roadwheels are a great way to tell the different variants apart - my favourite way is for sure the usage of mental health. :))

Betterhelp is a very shady company. I wouldn't associate with them in the future..

@gae_wead_dad_6914

14 күн бұрын

Eh, are they though? The only bad rap i've seen is that they're a health company that's... basically for profit. Which is normal in some countries (like the US) But in Europe yeah - you can get a schedule with a psychologist for free at your local clinic

@panzerwafflez7228

14 күн бұрын

​@@gae_wead_dad_6914They just dealt with several lawsuits a few years ago where they had to pay 7.8 million after the Federal Trade Commission caught them selling customer private personal/health data to companies like Facebook/Snapchat/etc despite them EXPLICITLY promising customers they wouldnt. Yeah they're a bit more than an "average shady health company".

@nathaniel1207

14 күн бұрын

@@gae_wead_dad_6914 They arent confidential with data. Thats the big one.

@brentonherbert7775

14 күн бұрын

"very shady company... No i will not elaborate on this rather big thing i just said"

@ssjjshawn

14 күн бұрын

​@@brentonherbert7775 I mean it was a big controversy a few uears ago on how they didnt hire real therapists or psychologists, and were mostly a scam. It was all over KZread lol Im more surprised theyre still around

This brings back memories of long nights and days doing Vehicle Identification classes when I was an M1A1 Tank Commander and Gunner. Usually conducted by our Troop Master Gunner. We had to identify all NATO and Threat tank and armored vehicles from all over the world. Many non-aligned countries and newly joined NATO former Warsaw Pact countries still operated Soviet era tanks and armored vehicles back in the late 1990s and present. We also had to identify markings, camouflage patterns, and other modifications. Tactics, Training, and Practices were another interesting to learn about Soviet and Warsaw Pact tactics employed in combat to know what each formation indicates from defensive to offensive movements. Armor and Cavalry units can employ many battle drills and Courses Of Actions during an engagement.

@RedWrenchFilms

13 күн бұрын

So interesting - I’ve always wondered how much actual tankers know about enemy equipment.

@billyteflon1322

13 күн бұрын

I was in 5-15 on the other side of the road in the early oughts. I remember my time doing VID recognition. Sadly, Iraq kicked off and it quickly became "Ur NoW iNfAnTrEe". As time went on VID still is cemented in the back of my brain and had been helpful.

9:59 T-90A has the "Essa" thermal imaging sight, not the "Sosna-U". Basic T-90 has the 3rd gen passive-active "Buran-M" IR sight.

Can’t you also tell T-54s and T-55s apart from the presence of a fume extractor on the T-55 but the lack of one on the T-54?

@sargesacker2599

14 күн бұрын

That’s not always the case as some later model T-54’s were given or refitted with later model 100mm guns with the fume extractor.

@juusolatva

14 күн бұрын

T-54As have a similar looking muzzle counterweight and in T-54Bs it was replaced with a fume extractor

@alexandervandenberghe2550

14 күн бұрын

There are T55’s without the fume extractor and T54’s with them

@PrinzAquatic

13 күн бұрын

Surefire way is to look at the cupola, t55 have a beefier cupola than t54 Sincerely, someone who have commanded both

@Postoronniy

13 күн бұрын

​@juusolatva No, only the basic T-54s mod. 1949 and mod. 1951 with the D-10T gun that were upgraded to T-54B standard have a counterweight. The T-54A has the D-10TG gun, which does have a fume extractor / bore evacuator.

I knew most of this already, but it's so nice to have it in one easy list! I mostly used the wheels to ID the biggest variations, because it's the most obvious difference. Then the gun and other turret features, as long as they're there to see at all. I never put too much thought into details like the exhaust and engine deck, or the IR spotlight. Now I'll be on the lookout for those too. This also clears up a problem I've had for a long time, the T-54 and the T-55. I hated how everyone always talks about them as if they're the same exact tank, and every time I looked it up, I found very little information on it. It's specially difficult since so many were modernized in ways that made them look even more similar. I remembered the Chieftain talking about the roof vent on a video about the Chinese Type 59, but I was never able to find the video again, so I'd been wondering ever since.

its quite easey to spot the difference of the manny soviet tanks. T-44 and T-54 and no where alike. T-54 and T-55 is tricky, T-55 and T-62 are quite recognizable by the turet shape and general layout, T-62 and T-64 are completely different, T-64 and T-72 are completely different (look at the wheels and turet shape),T-72 and T-80 can be tricky, but if ur viewing from the side and you see exause pipe that makes it a T-72, and if you don't its a T-80. If viewing the T-72 and T-80 from the front side by side are also very reconizeble. Another way to tell T-72 apart from T-80 is looking at the front driver view port. T-72 has a whole single peice, T-80 has it plit into 3 sections

Just Wow! Very informative and well done.

Thank you for posting this video I really needed this

@RedWrenchFilms

14 күн бұрын

Glad it was helpful!

Excellent video, please do more!

A guide on how to read east block tanks, neat! Well explained too! Good luck with getting a hold on your anxiety, i don´t struggle with that but i heard how much it sucks.

@RedWrenchFilms

14 күн бұрын

Kind words, thanks man! I'd say I've got a hold on it for now anyway. Fingers crossed haha.

Clicked off after the Better Help ad. Might want to look into their numberous lawsuits.

@brentonherbert7775

14 күн бұрын

My dude over here. the literal 12 year old. You want to pay his rent instead? No? Then stfu.

@Mr_Bunk

14 күн бұрын

@@brentonherbert7775 You could justify literally any sponsorship with that logic, no matter how immoral or illegitimate. No need to be so aggressive to someone warning about shady sponsors.

@brentonherbert7775

14 күн бұрын

@@Mr_Bunk Meanwhile. This other guy. "I ClICkEd OfF BeCaUse" Get outta here with your self righteous bs.

@Mr_Bunk

14 күн бұрын

@@brentonherbert7775 Since when was giving basic feedback ‘self-righteous’? If anything, _you_ fit that description better, _you’re_ the one shoehorning your morals with your “dO yOu wAnT tO pAy hiS rEnT iNsTeAd?”. Red Wrench deserves better than to be white-knighted by an arrogant pr1ck like you who likes your own comments.

@TrueLuthWan

12 күн бұрын

mf above me liked his own comment

The video we've all been waiting for

This was very helpful, thanks!

Another great red wrench video❤

Well, that was very detailed. Thank you.

Really enjoyed this thanks for sharing. Would love to see something on bmps btrs ect if this becomes a thing

Amazing video! Well done 🙂

@RedWrenchFilms

12 күн бұрын

Thank you! Cheers!

Cant wait for part 2❤

Incredibly informative thank you

@RedWrenchFilms

14 күн бұрын

Glad it was helpful!

Thanks, great video men!

Excellent video,

Awesome vid!

Outstanding video.

Actually quite informative! I knew about the road wheels, but not about the headlights and the exhaust! Maybe you could also do a video telling how to tell apart the Western tanks of the conflict? It can sometimes be a bit difficult to tell the difference between the Abrams, the Leopard 2 and the Challenger 2, as they have a very similar design and have all popped up as casualties in the conflict.

@shadowconquer-yv5yd

14 күн бұрын

The Leopard 2 is pretty distinct in its evolutionary designs so it's pretty easy to spot and identify (ie. composite wedges in the turret and the naked turret without them). Challenger 2 and M1 Abrams has their distinct ufp. Abrams has it pretty flat while the Chally 2 has a distinct middle in its ufp. Their turret is also quite different.

Thank you, I am always amazed how people can identify every different variant

Great video, but please take a look at better help background and their shady practices, if you want to be propagating their service.

Well done

T-54: Bubble turret on flat hull. T-55: Bubble turret on flat hull. T-62: Bubble turret on flat hull. T-64: Ugly bubble turret on flat hull. T-72: Bubble turret on flat hull. T-80: Great bubble turret on flat hull. T-90: ERA turret on flat hull. T-90M: Futuristic turret on flat hill.

Wish you'd make more videos there so good

i would appreciate a part 2 covering, the different variants of T-series tanks, maybe teaching about different type of ERA used on tanks

Thank you so much

I need this to be a series

Thank you 😊

I always thought the T54/55 was just one tank lol.

@ReckerFidelWOLF

14 күн бұрын

Only real difference between the two is T-55 is rated for Nuclear threats

Excellente vidéo Avec beaucoup de détails Mais difficile à tous les retenir

Чудова робота, дуже якісне відео. Дякую

We need a test video!!! Like where you test on all of them. Please!!

very good video

Can you do next a video about the t90M or just the T series

Excellent video, straight to the point and well put together. Will definetly kept it on the side if I ever ID a tank laying around!

Funny because what I've been using to identify the more modern/ized T-series all this time is the disposition and placement of their ERA blocks, or some other elements on their chassis and turret, like the distinct diadem-shaped composite armor on the T-62M's turret cheeks, or the rubber "skirts" on the T80U's turret ERA blocks.

The easiest way to recognize russian tanks is by analysing the aerodynamics of the turret when it flies in the air and also test if a pebble can penetrate the armor, if it does, it's definitely a russian tank.

Also if i remember correctly only T-80 has skirts on turret ERA which is very visible

Very interesting.

Thank you. Sometimes it's hard to tell what kind of tank it was with upper half part of it missing.

Another one for the T-54/55 is the running lights on the front of the hull. Akaik the T-54 never used low light illumination headlights, as is seen on the T-55 in the side by side picture you used.

ur the best tank youtuber i loev u

Back in the 1990s, I had several exmilitary technical manuals. One was the antitank version. It had in the beginning, all major Counties APC, TANK, AND OTHER ARMORED VEHICLES BOTH WHEELED AND TRACKED. Then it should "ALL TYPES" of anti armor weapons and several improvised things that can be used. Then how to set up differentsim situations where there what can be done to stop Armour. And the was when we were worried about the WARSAW PACT Countries

Well things you can say about the T-14's competition in Ukraine: 1). Burning 2). On display 3). Turret present, hull gone 4). Kept to show potential purchasers what they're buying (the 5-6 Oplot-Ms around) even as Kharkov isn't far off falling to the Russians (so bye bye ability to make T-84 hulls at all) Also, it's not really surprising the T-55s and T-62s are kicking around when NATO thought it was a good idea to send Ukraine Leopard 1A5s which are complete deathtraps today (there's some antimateriel rifles that will penetrate their hull and turret sides).

@kimmy620

13 күн бұрын

5. The project was abonded before any combat use.

@RomanianReaver

13 күн бұрын

@@kimmy620 That's a rumour currently

@Postoronniy

13 күн бұрын

Kharkov Transport Machinebuilding Plant already lost any remaining ability to produce new tanks ever since Mariupol was liberated in 2022, since its steel plants were the only production source for tank armor in Ukraine since Soviet times.

@RomanianReaver

12 күн бұрын

@@Postoronniy They still have a lot of hulls in kharkov.

13:28 to 13:33 i like how he covered the War Thunder Logo with the Better Help Logo 😂

yes i admit sometimes i overlooked these details even though i build 1/35 tank models 😮

13:31 I love how he covered the War Thunder Logo with a Better Help Logo. 😂 I really need help concerning my War Thunder Addiction.

it would be interesting to see other t series tanks that are even older, for example, the t44 though whence you get that old it starts getting more obvious, i'd also be surprised if any destroyed tank hull is found with a pike nose, that would indicate it being a cold war heavy tank, such things would probably never show up but you never know

Interesting: the T-72B3 has characteristic cutouts under the cheekbones of the tower, which are usually not covered by anything.

T54 55 and 62 are all fairly easily distinguishable. 64 72 80 and 90 are where it gets a bit more nuanced and muddled

Good to know

Very helpful! Now make one with MiGs and Sukois 😂 (apologize if you already have) Subbed btw.

@RedWrenchFilms

12 күн бұрын

Thanks for the sub!

great video! could you maybe do something similar with the german panzerIV and VI?

@RedWrenchFilms

13 күн бұрын

Possibly!

Great video. It's actually funny for me cause a month ago I made a presentation to my unit about how to identify russian vehicles and I used a lot of the same photos you did. I do have a few pointers though. I'd argue that the only tank people should remember having a unique fording tube it the T80. I've see quite a few photos where the T64s tubes "bend" is not visible, or that whole tube is hidden behind another fording tube (sometimes the T64 has either 2 or maybe it's the same tube but disassembled. tbh idk, its a weird one as far as Russian tank fording tubes go). For other tanks (and this is a lesson i learnt from error) they all have almost identically looking tubes, and their place on the turret is not standard. Ive seen all of them have their tubes mounted on different parts of the turret. Now for the exhausts. The exhaust on the T90 *SOMETIMES* is a different shape than the T72. Most of the photos ive seen show the T90 having a more straight-boxy exhaust shape, while the T72s exhaust always extends out a bit more and and is bent down. Another thing you mightve wanted to mention are those meteorological poles that you can see in the photos on the T90 and the T80UK turrets. I'm pretty sure I've seen them on a T72 somewhere too but i might be missremembering. For the T55 and T62 ive never seen any newer tanks have those bent-upwards holding handles that you can see on the T55 and T64 turrets, but its a minor detail and some of the photos ive seen have them removed. I absolutely loved the video though, and i actually didnt even know about a few of those details that you listed myself, so great job!

The new Mr. Beast vs T-series battle will be epic!

@user-gu8qi4me8x

13 күн бұрын

I was actually looking for this exact comment.

YES USEFUL!

babe wake up, Red Wrench just uploaded a new video

Nice job 🤗it will be awesome to see videos like this about russian howitzers BMP's, BTR's and so on

Sweet, this will help me ID the Soviet tank right before it kills me in War Thunder.

I just discovered your channel and I'm surprised by how good your videos are. Thanks for the good videos and education. Pretty rare listening to an actual voice instead of all this AI garbage.

Covering the warthunder logo with betterhelp is so real

T-Series is a weird choice of words, because every production Soviet tank apart from IS and KV was a T-something.

Great video as always! Maybe a video on Ukrainian tank development in the future? There's a bunch of interesting designs.

Let's go!

You should do a sequel for identifying BTR variants.

11:02 TIL the UK is just the command variant of the U. Only took me 2 years! XD Thanks man.

keep in mind that many ukrainian T-64s are upgraded to the obr.2017 (or obr.2022) variant which removes the IR searchlight on the right side of the turret. though it can still be differentiated due to the other factors (such as wheels, engine deck, etc) as well as the prominant and distinct ERA arrangement found on many the upgraded T-64BVs

No point in identifying when they all have the same weak point that helps you enter in the international turret tossing competition

You forgot the spining turret identification for the t-14.

I am sorry to say but the tank that you have 10:43 is not a T 84. It's a T 80 with a new turret with a N.A.T.O. standard 120mm gun and a bustle auto loader. I just watched a video about it no more than two hours ago on a channel called RedEffect

I wish I had learned things in school as well as the difference between Soviet Tanks in this video

The T-14 is absolutely good, not the best pen but amazing armour, if there was no hull MG it would be way scarier.

15:36 Me:”I DON’T KNOW WHAT IS THIS TURRET!” him:”It’s a t-80” Me realizing I was looking at the hull

i remember the poll on this vid

3:58 Why Does The T-64 Have The Bundeswehr Roundel On It?

@Postoronniy

13 күн бұрын

Ukrainian army often uses Wehrmacht/Nazi-inspired symbols on their vehicles and uniforms (Balkenkreutz, Nazi eagles, etc.).

@Dark-Mustang

10 күн бұрын

@@Postoronniy Bundeswehr is not Nazi. The Nazi era Iron Cross looks different, too. Germany is now a democratic country with strict anti-fascist governance and has been for eight decades. Ukrainians regularly train with Germans since the invasion of Crimea by Russia - many units adopt symbols of their hosts and the traditions of their trainers and partners. This is common in military culture, especially in Europe and America. USA adopted the maroon beret for paratroopers from the British, for example.

@Postoronniy

10 күн бұрын

@Dark-Mustang This is the white cross outline that Wehrmacht used on its vehicles in 1939-42. There were also badges with the Third Reich eagle, either with the original Nazi Swastika or Ukrainian trident instead of it. There were passport covers with "Reichskommissariat Ukraine" emblem on them. There were straight up Swastikas on uniforms or vehicles (one Bradley was caught on video with it recently), etc. Many Ukrainian soldiers are neonazis, and have been using such imagery long before the current war.

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really nice vid, i wish there was some sort of quiz at the end ^^