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  @martinsto81904 күн бұрын

  I really want to make a replica of it, i could make a good camping vehicle out of it without the gun, in the case that im not allowed to own a mobile weapon in my country.

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  @bobthebros85856 күн бұрын

  This is petarded

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  @A14b197 күн бұрын

  Best boot I ever wore ( new ones are great ) wi Hose I can resole mine

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  @angry_zergling8 күн бұрын

  They were still using APDS in 1979? I thought APFSDS replaced them in the early 60s.

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  @jigarrana968812 күн бұрын

  The range is very low. Imagine Tiger Tank standing 2 Km away and firing ......

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  @philthrelfall52949 күн бұрын

  Bunkers tend not to move around too much. The ARVE would leave any enemy tanks to the Firefly & fiends.

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  @Bullet-Tooth-Tony-13 күн бұрын

  The Centurion was a lot more powerful than the German heavy tanks of 1944.

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  @rsethi303318 күн бұрын

  Petard: hoisted

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  @nathanroberts35520 күн бұрын

  I seen these Australian cruiser sentinel ac 1 and ac4 with the 17 pounder gun at Australian armoured artillery museum

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  @itsmegareth966324 күн бұрын

  Baby hell cannon

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  @memonk1124 күн бұрын

  I've ALWAYS wondered how the loaded that thing!

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  @laifamohammed357129 күн бұрын

  That doesn't look like a 22 seconds reload lol Gayjin should lower it

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  @MilkyTheRaccoon24 күн бұрын

  It’s now at 26 seconds reloading time 💀 In reality, the actual reloading time (even when leaving room for error and time to adjust) is about 13 seconds

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  @trueweapon234920 күн бұрын

  Gaijin will fix it after 2 years maybe if we are lucky. This is what happens when you dont have competition.

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  @Orion_179Ай бұрын

  Hope that in war thunder, they put a reload animation to look like that

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  @yamatokurusaki5790Ай бұрын

  Lmao no

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  @Epic_candleАй бұрын

  Sadly no, gaijin is just lazy at this point, we already had similar ATGM reload animations in game but they don't even bother

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  @Orion_179Ай бұрын

  @@Epic_candle m901 is the only I think

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  @Epic_candleАй бұрын

  @@Orion_179 and roland SPAA autoloader

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  @bigboi985629 күн бұрын

  Nope. i was so confused as to how this thing reloads and this is not what i expected

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  @giancarlomaster2535Ай бұрын

  Uuuuu this time i was baby

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  @noimnotarobotcanubeleiveit7024Ай бұрын

  2 rapid shots at the same point renders it ineffective

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  @12325814Ай бұрын

  The Terrapin was about the perfect vehicle!

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  @28704joe2 ай бұрын

  It's regifted holiday fruitcake

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  @an-shunlin24732 ай бұрын

  in real life got destroyd by a Russian rpg in Ukraine

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  @user-og1ux8nr3iАй бұрын

  Don’t think so

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  @andrewdewit47112 ай бұрын

  Serious stuff, to be sure, but I keep waiting for a Monty Python moment...

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  @maruti_rakshit98672 ай бұрын

  but yomama can pierce through chobomama

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  @eins20012 ай бұрын

  WAIT, THE GUNDAM NT-1 WAS REAL?

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  @peteconradjr.86052 ай бұрын

  Ought to remain secret.

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  @YouCountSheep2 ай бұрын

  Yet shaped charges still slice through modern battletanks in ukraine 40 years later. So looking at this its very strange if these tests were actually real.

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  @DougMickey24 күн бұрын

  The only tanks to use this armor are the British Challengers and American Abrams. That being said, the armor on the bottom and top of the tanks are thin so they're still vulnerable to AT mines and drone attacks. This technology was great in desert storm. The T72's 125 apds rounds would simply disintegrate on impact with Abrams tanks. But yeah, the concept of the MBT being used as a break through weapon is something of the past.

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  @drdweeb2 ай бұрын

  have been watching the whole video about chaba mama. then read the title and realized that it was about chobham armor. english is amazing ))

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  @ronanrogers41272 ай бұрын

  And yet a Challenger tank can be disabled by something as innocuous as a retail purchased quad copter with an explosive…so the armour is moot

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  @AtroposLeshesis2 ай бұрын

  I wonder why the chobam armor flamed out when the penetrator punctured it.

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  @fajile51092 ай бұрын

  Looks like they faked it for propaganda.

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  @user-dv7hq2rh4g2 ай бұрын

  All composite armor is layers of different materials: Steel + something very hard and dense + something softer, but much lighter. That's the basic concept. Additionally to absorb the shockwave and prevent spalling you have either a thin layer of something very soft in-between and/or an anti spalling liner on the inside under the paint. For the hard and dense layer, initially ceramics were used, later tungsten and depleted uranium. Rumors say it's not always a full layer but just a mesh to save weight, at least in some places. In key areas you also have NERA, "non explosive reactive armor", which is e.g. multiple layers of different materials that will deform/change shape under the stress of an impacting projectile. NERA is engineered in a way that this deformation will cause negative effects on the projectile, like causing it to slightly deflect and/or causing it to deform material in a way so that the projectile has to go through more armor than if it was just non reactive armor. The only thing I don't understand is why engineers of "western" tanks don't make use of both NERA and ERA. Maybe we'll see that on the next generation of MBTs, especially with the proliferations of drones and therefore the necessity of good HEAT protection all around, as ERA is the most effective against HEAT threats. The South Korean K2 could be unique in a way that is uses both ERA and NERA.

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  @marshfield012 ай бұрын

  19k tc here. You boys have some wild ass guesses about whats in it. It consists of w̶̝͚͉̘͚̭̤̬̝̳̞̖̤͗͛́͗͜ḩ̴̼̲̤̖̝̩͗̃̽̓̔̀̂̑̊͐̋̕̚͝ĩ̵̯͇͎͛̌̾́̏̀͠r̶̢̛̜̭̖̘̯̗̲͎̘͔̩̘͐͊̏̈̎͐̍̑͑͂͑͘ļ̶̢̛̛͉̼͇̼̤̗̠͉͙̖͓̈́͒́̒̎̏̾̈́͒͑̆̈͜ͅy̵̞̌̓̈́͐̇͊͗́̌̄͋̀͆̂͝g̷̨̧̦͈͎̮͔͈̱̽̋̔̌͘͝i̶̡̨͖̤̤̖͍̩̳̙̟͍͔̱̱͋̔̀g̴̨̗̼̙͉͍͓̪̭̠̔̽͊͂̊͘͝s̶̰̭̒̽͌͆͘ ̴̱̳̪͖̩͓̠̞͛͆ͅa̵̢͖̰͚̺̮̰̜̦͕̳̐̄͋̈́͊͐̃̎̆̀͝n̵̢̢̞̣̼̺̝͖̂͆͆͐͌́̔̌͐͐͝͠ͅd̶̢̳̖͎̩̦͓̦̠͙̖͉͓̽ ̶͍̂͋͊̃ͅc̴̡̧̪͔̳̟̰̦̞̰͉̫͕̤͂̿͜h̶̫̣͍͉̻̻͙̫͎̝͎̫̍̌͌͜ǫ̴̢͚̟̪̰͚̲̞̬̫͙̤̤̏̄̈́͋̏̒̂̀̋̈́̈́c̴̡̭̒̍̃ͅo̶̹̯̤͍͉̦̯̞͕̪͚̘̍̐́̂̓̾́̇̀̐̍̀̕̕͜l̶͇̜̦͈͗̔͋̒̂̍̆̍͒͠ạ̸͚̗̙̣̠͔̹̲̰̒̔̎̆͑ṯ̷̺͇͓̗͓̹̫͓̣̒̉̀͐́͗͜4̴͖̭̪̻̰̗̝̤̒̔͋̈́̈́͛̿͗͒͒͌̚͜͝t̴̛̠̼͐̈̐͑̀̄̕͘̚ė̸̮̹̏ ̶̛̲̽͋̌̊̽͊̂͒̿̂͠͝͠p̴͍͔̱̝̠͓̮̲͖̪̂̏̏̂̔̓͋͆͗̃̀̀̎͋ͅṳ̶̺͇̒̿̂̋́̒̔͘͘d̸͙̖̺̳̲̟̻͔̰̕d̸̡̮͓͍̪̲̱̪̫̗̘̞͗́́͂̇̄̈́́̌͊̍̃͘͝ͅį̴͎̐̀́͐̾̈̊̈̈́́̆͠n̸͔̹̩̠̰͓͖̗͔͙̝̖͈̹̉̄͑͝ͅģ̴̛̪̖̰̘̰̂̉̍̂͛̅͐̑̈́̈́́̓̈͠ {Redacted}

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  @Turbo_Gainer2 ай бұрын

  My right ear left chat

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  @Usual_Goon2 ай бұрын

  The narrator sounds like the same guy that did the Protect & Survive public information films.

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  @German_dude692 ай бұрын

  El cetus

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  @krutik-wg3ui2 ай бұрын

  Чудо пена.

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  @user-cr7pv5wd3d2 ай бұрын

  Now all we have to do is wait until the secret data from the testing ground is published on the pages of the intelligence organization Gaijin Entertainment

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  @russbilzing53482 ай бұрын

  I had no audio, whatsoever.

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  @mueffe13572 ай бұрын

  Its depleted uranium plates. There. Mystery solved.

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  @MattMorganJP2 ай бұрын

  "Unlike your mama no penetrations were made" The original script

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  @matthewhuszarik41732 ай бұрын

  Didn’t conventional armor go out of use in like the 50’s.

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  @matthewhuszarik41732 ай бұрын

  Don’t they line the hull’s interiors with Kevlar or similar material to prevent splinters?

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  @David-ey9jg2 ай бұрын

  And no spalling!

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  @paulmaggs32122 ай бұрын

  Couldn’t they spare 2 pieces of armor? Surely the first shot affects the structure and composition of the target?

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  @FedeGGG2 ай бұрын

  Choba mama

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  @papps442 ай бұрын

  Multilayered hardened steel and ceramics to dissipate the kinetic energy. Similar to bullet proof multilayer glass but more hardcore.

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  @Smiger00na2 ай бұрын

  Strange to remember that in 1979 the nation was pretty much on its ar5e after a decade of seemingly endless industrial action but could still innovate and manufacture world leading products.

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  @OptiPopulus3 ай бұрын

  Judging on the after effects shown on the rear of the armor, the Chobham armor is specifically meant for and is very capable of defeating HEAT type impacts.

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  @MrSteve2803 ай бұрын

  Events in Ukraine regarding the great success of drones against the latest armored vehicles has prompted further research into composite armor. Aberdeen Proving Grounds is currently testing a special ceramic using my wife's lasagna. It has withstood kinetic energy penetrators up to 240mm at 16,000 fps.

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  @grumpy35433 ай бұрын

  How does that compare to today? Because the Russians tanks explode every time.

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  @DanielOrtegoUSA3 ай бұрын

  I remember when that stuff was being developed. I was attending the master gunner course at the weapons department at Fort Knox Kentucky. Those were the days for sure. 😢

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  @SeamusOR3 ай бұрын

  So they filled the holes then claimed there was no penetrations. Lol.

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  @Theinitedstatesofamerics123452 ай бұрын

  Look at the back dumdall

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  @billballbuster71863 ай бұрын

  Chobham was a truly revolutionary armour and was quickly purchased by the Americans for their new M1 Abrams. A year later it was used on Challenger 1 before improved "Dorchester" was used on Challenger 2. The Germans never adopted Chobham for their Leopard 2 instead using inferior spaced armour.

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  @Allaboutdisinformation3 ай бұрын

  If you rearrange the letters from Chobham armour it spells Expanding Foam, secret revealed!

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  @paulmccarthy865824 күн бұрын

  You are closer than you think