Tanker's Tuesday: Top Ten FAKE Movie Tanks

Tanker's Tuesday: Japan's Sherman Hunter, the Chi-Ri | Cursed by Design

The German answer to Katyusha

Tanker's Tuesday: POPULAR AND Most EPIC battles in Russian War movies

POPULAR AND Most EPIC battles in Russian War movies

Tanker's Tuesday: M1989/M1992 North Korean Self propelled ADA

Weird Shilka from North Korea | M1989/M1992 North Korean Self propelled ADA

Tanker's Tuesday: Evolution of Russian Tanks | Animated History

Tanker's Tuesday: Inside The Chieftain's Hatch: M50 Pt.1

Tanker's Tuesday: T92 | Triple Turret Airborne Lightweight

If you had this as a kid, this is where the idea came from

Tanker's Tuesday: The World's Last Chaffee's

 M24 Chaffee in Uruguayan Service

Tanker's Tuesday: GERMAN E-SERIES PANZERS

REAL TANKS: BRIEF HISTORY OF THE GERMAN E-SERIES PANZERS

Tanker's Tuesday: 8 Upcoming Main Battle Tanks

8 Upcoming Main Battle Tanks of the world

Tanker's Tuesday: Homemade Vehicles of the Bosnian War ( 1992 - 1995 )

Tanker's Tuesday: Steyr ADGZ

Tanker's Tuesday: Band of Brothers - Tank Scenes Explained

Tankers Tuesday: Classic WW2 Movies and Their Weird Tanks - Commentated

Tanker's Tuesday: Hotchkiss H 39

The best of the worst

The Hotchkiss H 35 and H 39 were actively used in May-June 1940, as they were some of the best French light tanks. As a result, more than a third of these vehicles were irreparably lost. Nevertheless, the Germans captured a wealth of trophies after the French campaign, including about 600 tanks of both types and the Hotchkiss factory itself. The Germans even had plans to continue H 39 production. This was the only French tank they seriously considered keeping in production.

Hotchkiss H 39 

Tanker's Tuesday - Operation Potsdam 1945

Tanker's Tuesday: The New Super Main Battle Tank to replace M1 Abrams

Tankers Tuesday: How the Expanse Gets Ground Combat Right

Tanker's Tuesday: South Korean Infantry Fighting Vehicle

The AS21 Redback is a South Korean modern export Infantry Fighting Vehicle prototype, designed specifically for Australia’s LAND 400 phase 3 program, also known as the Mounted Close Combat Capability. The idea being to replace the aging M113AS4 armored personnel carriers in Australian service for 450 modern, well protected infantry fighting vehicles and 17 maneuver support vehicles.