I like the premise of this new series. While tank vs tank skirmishes were relatively uncommon at the start of the war, it’s always interesting to learn about specific battles when this did occur. At the point of engagement it was often the men behind the machine that made the difference over steel.

The composition shot that shows the number and location of the crew is something i have been wanting to see for a good long time. This needs to be a feature of every internal showcase of a tank because it is so much easier to see just how cramped and how it is oftentimes nearly impossible to work effectively. Stuff like the internals of the T34 with its notoriously bad crew comfort just isnt shown very well with a single guy sitting in a seat.

I really like the view, when you showed the Host in all positions in the PZ3 at once. It really showed how different the space inside a tank is when compared to its crewed state. Also nice new host!

Hello Tank Nuts! Let us know what you think of our new series. Feel free to give us some suggestions for tank engagements to cover in the future.

Loved how you used editing to show what a full turret with the commander, gunner, and loader would look like. Excited to see more from this series!

This new series is an excellent idea. Paul is another in your line of your excellent presenters. Keep up the good work!

Great format, really enjoyed the host, editing and presentation. Good job!

Great bit of history! :) Your new presenters are all great and very likeable fellows that seem to know their stuff and can present very well. I also liked the cadence and clarity of this new presenter. Looking forward to seeing more. :)

I really enjoyed Paul's presentation in this new series. Looking forward to seeing more of him.

Not even 15 second self-promo and they still put an “ad time bar” at the bottom? I gotta respect it. All about the quality content with them, and they never fail to deliver. 10/10 probably the best military museum on the planet.

I like this fellow, and I love the idea of covering tank vs tank IN THE FIELD...how they actually performed as opposed to their numbers. Could we get an intro for your new host?

When I first got a model of this tank I didn't think much of it but at that stage I didn't know its war history. I basically thought it was a tank made shortly after WWI that was still around when WW2 kicked off. Now I am much older and wiser and know a lot about this tank. Cheers Guys and I really love the channel.👍🇦🇺

Really excellent new series. Paul does a super job. I really liked how he filled all three positions in the Panzer. Always wanted see what the inside of these tanks filled with the crewman. How about the Grant tank vs Panzer IV in the desert.

Awesome Paul, wouldn't mind seeing a few on the tanks used in the Arab Israeli Wars (Centurion v T55 etc) and North African Campaign (Valentine or Crusader v Panzer 3 or 4 or Italian M40 etc) Eastern Front (Tiger and Panther v T34/76 and 85 and IS2)

Great new series. Would love to hear about the Churchill vs king Tiger

the editing to show the crew positions of the Pz 3 is ingenious

More of this content please. Paul Famojuro is an excellent host.

This was an excellent presentation! Very well done by the narrator/presentor. The radiator grills on the sides of the Char B1 were one of its few vulnerable areas, and the Germans learned to aim for it. Sherman vs. Panzer IV next please.

An engaging presenter and slick editing. Great episode Tank Museum.

great presentation, really like the edit of the multiple crew to give perspective on how tight space it is

Love this new host! Sherman versus panther next pls. Firefly v tiger

I complimented the editing showing the crew arrangements, but great work by the host as well!

Excellent presentation, well scripted and well visualised. Let’s see more of Paul please! 👏

Excellent. A wealth of information in a perfect pace. Looking forward to see more from Paul (and the rest of you guys at THE Tank Museum).

I really like the filming in the turret if the panzer III the way it shows the different crew positions being filled at the same time

Paul is a very likeable presenter, and he has the right speed to the point while narrating. Please more of this number and position of the crew..thing. greetings from germany

nice to see the legend Fam on the tank museum youtube channel :D

The editing job to show a man in each position simultaneously is inspired: It is very clear what the interior could have been like in action.

What many dont know is, that its not all about Tank vs tank but often also Tank vs infantry and their guns. While the 37mm gun was less then ideal the german infantry had other guns, such as but not limited to 7,5 cm FK 16 L/36 (6,78 kg K. Gr. Rot Pz at 650m/s) 10,5 cm LeFH 16 L/22 and 18 L/28 (14 kg Pzgr. At 405 and 480m/s and Pzgr Rot 15,56kg at 390 and 470 m/s) and the 8,8 cm Flak guns (8,8 cm Pzgr 9,5 kg 810m/s.) Which all could deal with even the heavy targets (which is not limited to penetrating the tank, but also generally disableing them)

Welcome Paul! I really like the style of the video and the kind of presentation. There is just one thing that a former German army officer may want to add: I think you mix up strategy and tactics. Tank deployment in confined environment of the battlefield is tactics. Strategies are used on the political level or, in a military context, in a campaign or theatre. So we're talking about higher ranking generals at least who make strategic decisions.

I haven't seen this presenter before (don't watch every video) but I love his energy.

Excellent video, well presented! I think it would be great to see the IS3 tank compared with the conquorer, or the IS2 compared with either of the Tigers. Again, great.

Finally, somebody that explains that armor doesn’t matter as long as you have good tactics. It’s 100% worth to sub for

Good to see younger folks taking an interest in tanks. Younger being a relative term.

A very clear and detailed representation of the conflict between these two vehicles. Good presentation by the young guy.

Love the new series! Would love to make my way over to the UK to come visit. Keep on rocking and rolling! Would love to see M4 Sherman vs. Pz IV?

This is the best format yet!! Great video and presenter

Great video! I think this new, Tank vs. Tank series looks amazing. Can't wait for more content! Cheers!

This is fantastic video - loved the presentational skills of Fam the Tank Man - well done mate!

Many people underestimate the potential of the French army at the time. It was actually larger, more sophisticated and more capable than the German counterpart. But many outdated ideas about warfare ruined it.

Wow - I loved this episode - the most informative episode about the Char B1 and the problems it had in fighting the German tanks - I've always wanted to know what it was like fighting inside one of those things, and this episode laid it all out - it's amazing they held out as long as they did - For tank vs tank - perhaps the British at Arras with the Matilda - the first use of the M3 Lee/Grant in North Africa - similar to the Char B1, somewhat successful but soon outclassed

I really like how this guy presents this videos!

Early model of panzer 3 was armed with 37mm gun, in the invasion of France

This video was very well written and informative keep it up!!!

Definitely enjoyed and learned a bit more about each tank. The highlighted guns etc, the multi-layering crew spots, and different communication style all worked well to fantastic. Quality will only get better as they keep coming. Very glad to see updated styling and techniques to reach more generations and draw them in. Bravo Zulu

Smashing good video, explaining the differences the tank crews faced. I shall enjoy this excellent series!

This looks like a neat new series! The Tank Museum keeps churning out highly informative & entertaining content.

Superb presentation, really effective and fascinating - can't wait for more like this 👍

Loved the comp shots!

Excellent narration. Thanks again!

What a superb film - extremely informative with great combat examples which illustrate the strengths and weaknesses of both tanks and why the skirmishes ended with the results that they did. Fam is also a brilliant presenter and I look forward to seeing him present more excellent content from the worlds best armour museum

I don’t think comparing the Char B1 and the Panzer III is the best example of “size isn’t everything.” They’re two tanks developed for disparate roles. The B1 was built to advance towards a mostly static enemy. Capt Billote did this while attacking Sonne and it obviously did it’s job very well: targets and enemy fire coming from the same general direction where the Char B1 controlled the pace of the engagement against a dug in opponent. Literally what it was built to do if WWII had devolved into trench warfare as France thought it would. Conversely at Sonne: the faster and more coordinated but lighter armed and armored Panzer IIIs and IVs at couldn’t use their greatest advantage because they had to largely remain in place. When Germany invaded France with Panzer IIIs and IVs setting the pace, the table is turned: the Char B1 has to remain in place against a much faster enemy that is coming from multiple directions. I think the lesson here needs to be “if a tool is used for a task it wasn’t built to perform, expect it to fail.” Same lesson with the Tiger I. It was built as a breakthrough tank, meant for relatively short engagements. When it was out on the defensive for long periods of time, it was largely insufficient.

I can really appreciate the commentator of this documentary. I give him 4.5 Stars and look forward to watching him in the future 🇺🇸

Great video, really well done!

4:47 It's all right, you can say 'shambles'🙃 Great new series format and presenter! Looking forward to more.

great video as always. First time I see Join Paul Famojuro and I love his style of story telling. Also, this is a great example how soft factors beat hard factors every time.

I love the look of the Char B1.

Great Video and Paul is superb! Keep 'em coming!

The German phrase (they do have some great ones) schwerpunkt or hammer point says it all. Hit hard at one point.

Been looking forward to this video since the WoT stream last week! 😊

Excellent presentation, really well done.

Most excellent presentation, I look forward to your next installment.

Great Video, well done!

Great video Thank you for posting

This is awesome, really good visuals supported up with good dialogue, more please 😊

Informative! Cool series!

Love seeing a full length video with Fam the tank man!

Another excellent presenter, good to see him on a longer video. Ha-go vs Sherman for me!

I like this Paul guy, he's excellent.

Thank you for a nice quick summary of the pertinent issues.

Good video. Well made and informative.

This new series can be something good, I enjoyed this and having an actual talk about tank comparison is refreshing. Mostly when people start comparing tanks, everyone gets dragged down into stats and it just becomes a numbers war when doing tank comparison. From research and talking to people, reality has a funny way of kicking stats in the butt and I appreciate this more nuanced approach to the comparison. Prime example that most people can probably recognize is the Jagdpanther at Munster. Multiple glancing shots from 17lbers off the front slope and a 6lber shot through the mantlet is what disabled it.

Excellent presentation!

I'm sure it's no accident, but I like how each of the presenters have a particular niche that they call their own and have their own style - tank chats, anti-tank chats, tank v tank, etc. Welcome, Paul. I look forward to more of your videos.

8 plus minutes boils down to "it's not the size that matters, it's how you use it"! :P Seriously, excellent video!

I love the format of this video, and props to the man in the video, really loved his presentation.

Great presenter, great new content concept. Love it! JT from Australia.

Mr. Famojuro did an excellent job! I admire his enthusiasm and the love of the subject. Brilliant job, mate! I’d like to see the Panther vs. the T-34/85. Thank you for your consideration.

Well done on the effect showing crew occupying their posts simultaneously. More of this please. Top stuff.

Great presentation and presenter! Clear, succinct, entertaining and informative. More like this, please!

A brilliant episode. Looking forward to more shows.

Great video, very informative

Great video , much appreciated , as always true professionals.

Cool new series, the crew members quickly eating up the available space inside as their roles are explained is very informative

The video effects and shots are quite good!

Great work!

Brilliantly done

This is a reallt fun series to watch. You can go through so many and still enjoy the visuals and story telling

Very impressive presentation. I like this new style.

A couple of future pairings: M3 Grant vs PzIV in North Africa 1941, M3 light tank vs Type 89B in the Phillipines 1941

Love this new concept. Love the new guy. Keep it up.

That was nicely informative. Thank you. I will have to put on my thinking cap to answer your question about what Tank versus Tank comparison that I would like to see.

Awesome video!

Really excellent presentation

Great video!

That was awesome! Merci beaucoup ! Excellent presenters

Outstanding video.

Great video my dude 🤘🏼🤌🏼🔥

Well presented and thoughtful, yes, do continue with this series! Next up I for one would like to see you cover the SOMUA S35 vs Panzer III in May-June 1940, specifically at the Gembloux Gap battles.

Love the channel, good video exposing the issue of hard stats versus soft stats. I don't think I've seen this presenter before, wanted to say he's doing a great job. Good articulation and so on. Could slow down just that little bit, though. It's a tank channel, no need to go fast.