I was thinking the same thing... you need to be Jack LaLane to drive one of those things.

@@56squadron Good reference 🙂

😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣

WHAT DID YOU SAY?

You definitely need that legendary Initial D soundtrack while Dimitri is driving the glorious Stalinum armor.

name hidden can there be a “homework” edit

@@SabreWolferos T-34-85 does have a big exhaust pipe after all

Doesn't work in Germany...

Rainer Wahnsinn because germany had its nuts cut off in 1945 and has been bending over for foreign invaders ever since 🤣

Waiting for the 10 hour version

No one realizes how great of a comment this is

underatted comment😂

Lmao

Omg that's cute 😂

Well yes plants love co2 so it probaply liked that

It was the last thing WE wanted to see (or hear) coming over the hill in Vietnam.

@@badguy1481 I'd bet my friend. I would suppose, unless youve faced these things in reality you would never know.

@@kenhanson27 I did!

The same with the allies for the Tiger tank!

@@soulnickos2245 Absolutely. The tiger and panther were formidable tanks.

it's not the number of track pins that matters (you can't use more or less track pins than a number of actual tracks you have) but rather the absence track pin retaining device for each individual pin.

@@leeharveyoslik Exactly. Good explanation. I was just trying to figure out how to write it. Thank goodnes you did it already. Good job. This thing basically keeps pushing the pins back in place as they pass it.

and now in English please

Kosmokat Many thanks for that info, I’ve wondered for a long time why the T34 made that clattering noise, an easy quick fix for manufacturing speed 👍

@pengudyst Nah, cuz then every tank would sound like that lol.

What are the differences between the M1 and M2 variants?

@@matthewpham9525 T-34/85M1 differs from the usual T-34/85 in that the radio operator was removed and his machine gun was placed under the control of the tank driver. Plus some improvements to the engine, radio and observation devices. T-34/85M2 was the M1 version, which added the ability to install equipment for underwater driving.

Awesome rebuild! Lock 'n Load mister! The Donbas awaits!

You stole it from Russian, its not yours 🇷🇸❤️🇷🇺!

38liters?? How many cylinders does it have?

Did the Volkswagen ad strike a nerve? ;-)

@@raf9826 No, he's just making a joke...

Today you cant enter Berlin with a Tank because it is producing to much micro dust

@@proudtitanicdenier4300 you obviously don't know the ad a German motor company called Volkwagen(the people's car/wagon) is making an ad and there's a text saying "from Berlin(German's capital city) to Warsaw(Poland's capital city) reffering to the WW2 joke about probably a pz. III. E. driving to Warsaw

@@jakartagamer6188 Yes... I do know about the ad, you muppet. OP was just making his own spin on the ad, which makes it a joke.

Mirelle Larouge in many episodes Szarik german sheperd dog did run with text messages when crew had troubles or friends of the crew had troubles.

died :-(

Szarik

@@tankysta_1903 Szarik 😅😄💩

Today he is in the space. Check that kzfaq.info/get/bejne/i96of61kldK-XXU.html you will see szarik there. 😆

sure feels good to be appreciated for something we love doing :) thanks for the kind words

Urbex Polska, you are welcome sir ;-)

Same thing

R P it was built as a tank for doing tank things , not a technical marvel for showing off as was the tiger

@R P which one? The T-34 or the T-34-85 or the T-34-100

@@Byeer_123 t34-85

@@laverdajota8089 quantity is a quality on its own

@@FUZionist yeah especially when you're in the middle of the largest land invasion in human history and a big chunk of your industries have allready been overrun. It's impressive they managed to build so many tanks

A death trap if I saw one

yeah absolutely, that beast of a diesel sure sounded quiet when you consider the power of this machine !

Reformulate: This is the sound of efficiency, wealth, and abbundance reached through blood, sweat, tears, and... armor.

Cory Burns lies

Cory Burns lies

Sure Tigers and Panthers was fine tanks but Germany was able to build what 1200 Tigers meanwhile Sovjet built 35000 T-34 and 29000 t-34-85 sure Sovjet also lost 44000 of the T-34 family. You win most wars if you have the bigger numbers

@@Groza_Dallocort - Panther medium tank was German answer to T-34. It was indeed fine tank, but it was already behind the next modifications of T-34. Against Sherman tanks though Panthers caused complete devastation and panic. Tiger heavy tank concept was fine, but because it's weight was slow and almost impossible to repair in the field.

German Field Marshal Von Manstein very much respected the wide tracks.

@@Groza_Dallocort The late war German tanks were also very unreliable, the panther was known to catch on fire randomly in post war tests done by the allies

@@mauer594 well rushed into production and field testing was not yet complete

may he hear it echo forever in hell

And here it goes...

Amen

@@bigshrimp6458 likewise.

@@basil9973 actually no not all of them did commit war crimes but most of them did like in the eastern front rounding up ppl and mass executions done by the Wehrmacht and the SS . . . en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Myth_of_the_clean_Wehrmacht

Damn then its lunch time

*laughs in king tiger*

"Hans, get ze Panzerfaust."

Well these weren't too difficult to kill, the bigger problem was that they would just keep coming..

Kedarunzi “they werent to dificult to kill” . Says the youtube armchair general that never had a day in combat

Reliable, easy to produce and maintain, unlike its German enemies, best tank of WW2

In 1941, the guns on the German tanks could not penetrate the armour of the T-34; but the guns on the T-34 could penetrate the armour of the German tanks. Guderian wanted German engineers to copy the T-34.

@@dnickaroo3574 they did not copy but german tankers captured lot of t 34 and enjoyed using them

Pozdrawliaju iz Polszy :-)))))

Да, мы с друзьями сутками играли в 4 танкиста, ездили на Rudy,воевали с фашистами, все время спорили кто из нас будет Янеком, Гжесем, Гусликом...

@@3ddevelopment979 :-)))))))

@@3ddevelopment979 never knew that this series was popular outside of our country, even in Soviet Block :) greetings from Poland

Хороший фильм "Три танкиста грузин и собака"

были люди в наше время...

Still way better than submarine IMO

Michael W. well it is a diesel, and a strong one too!

450 hp is certainly not bad for a Diesel as it doesn't really rev. And when the said diesel is naturally aspirated at the same time, yeah, it's strong

your right it was a angry russain bear that wanted to rip nazis head off and shit down their neck.

Not a strong tank the Germans knocked them out by the hundreds half of them couldnt even shift gears without a hammer

What the hell are you even talking about? The Germans feared the T-34, thats why they started projects like the Tiger and Panther to deal with this tanks as they damn well did, Tigers took 6 of these for one of them. Go spread your bullshit elsewhere.

I mean, if tens of thousands of tanks survived WWII, quite a lot would stay in working order

Traitor

I love that series so much!

So this is why the number 102 was so familiar...... kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qLVzdLqQqtSllnU.html

@@rnzoli 👍🤝🇵🇱🤝👍

Нельзя судить о народе только лишь по его власти.

Также и о нашей власти можно сказать. Если судить по ней. то мы все готовы свою Родину распродать, все леса, запасы, и сделаться нищими и необразованными. Что мы относимся к нашим старикам также как наши власти к пенсионерам. Что мы также считаем что нам не нужны ни заводы ни фабрики ни школы ни больницы, и что всё можно купить за рубежом. Не нужно путать власть, и весь остальной народ.

Игорь Сергеев а за что им нас любить? За то что мы их захватили вместе с Гитлером в 39-ом?

вспоминая кого и за что не любить,можно дойти до Смутного времени и еще дальше.

если бы еще уважительно относились к советским памятникам,было бы вообще замечательно!

CE love for Russia ma? Deschide o carte de istorie sa vezi ce inseamna si ce a insemnat Rusia pt noi.

The sad part when BlackPink vandalizes a T-34-85

This is a Polish video

See that white eagle logo? It means Polish :)

@@mordapl1641 we know that person is saying they love russia and that they're from Romania

Actually this tank is polish

Kuba it was invented by the Soviet Union. (The motherland) during World War II. It’s a Russian tank.

@@comradekarlvonschnitzelste8218 But it was used by Polish army

Kuba doesn’t mean it was a Polish tank, could have been given to Poland by the USSR

Да браток !

Can imagine it being pretty tiring tbh!

The T-34, the most destroyed tank of all time. 55,000 destroyed by the Germans alone. What a piece of junk.

@@haroldfiedler6549 lol ok Wehraboo.

@@haroldfiedler6549 they did only make 35k of them so did you get that number up herr Schmidtler's Asche?

@@haroldfiedler6549 Actually the produced 85k t34s of All variants. But only 35k of the OG t34 were made.

@@haroldfiedler6549 according to the wiki only 45k t34s of all variants were destroyed.

R/cursedcomments

Best tank of WWII was the Sherman, because of its high reliability, and its stabilized gun. Sherman could actually shoot and hit while moving, a 5 second advantage in a fight.

I love Russia :-)

​@@stokrotka4004that aged like a milk

in that case you will enjoy this: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hZhnetac2t_Rkmw.html the best part starts at about 8min into the live stream - enjoy and thanks for subscribing to our crazy youtube channel :)

Probably the wehraboos that got pwnd in war thunder

idk about more relible, chief. T34s were not designed to last more than 6 months.

Enceladus Satellite built to do a job , not impress generals on a parade ground

The tank that won WWII

Thanks for sharing!

Melvin Johnson how?

This and the M4A3E8 Sherman with the 76mm.Outstanding tanks both of them.

@@chadjustice8560 C'mon man, try to read a little, educate yourself. "On 4 October 1941, the 4th Panzer Division, part of General Heinz Guderian's Panzer Group 2 suffered a severe setback at Mtsensk, near Oryol. Hence Guderian demanded an inquiry into the realities of tank warfare on the Eastern Front, suggesting that the quickest solution was to produce a direct copy of the T-34-76 (Model 1941) (26 tonnes). A special Panzerkommision arrived on the Eastern Front on 20 November 1941[27] to assess the T-34.[28] The Weapons Department held that Germany would have difficulty copying the T-34 as Guderian had suggested, because of the quantity of steel alloy and diesel engines required. Hence a new German medium tank was proposed, incorporating three features of the T-34: a long overhanging gun, good off-road mobility from large tracks, and sloped glacis armour to give greater protection with a modest thickness of armour. Daimler-Benz and MAN were asked to develop a 30-tonne tank, the VK30.02, incorporating a new Rheinmetall turret. Hitler preferred the Daimler-Benz, but the Weapons Department preferred the MAN, which was more like earlier German tanks. Originally, the VK20, a new 20-tonne tank, had been proposed in 1938 as the next German tank, but this project was clearly inadequate now. In May 1942, MAN was contracted to produce pre-production prototypes, although the Panther tank did not enter production until 1943, and the Model D Panther with increased thickness of armour now weighed 44.8 tonnes. Their combat deployment in June 1943 for Operation Citadel was a debacle. The larger Tiger I heavy tank was also in use by this time.

@@juliusleonov Just because the Germans thought it was a good idea to copy a subpar tank ok. Educate yourself the t-34 was an ok design but the amour quality was shit. It was terrible mechanical with having to use a sledgehammer to get it out of 3rd. It was the finest design then why did no else copy it?

@@chadjustice8560 I duno man. I'm just reading sources available to me. I understand that Wikipedia is not an Encyclopedia, but still. Germans wouldn't want to copy a subpar anything. Can you tell me a better medium tank in any army in 1941? As to armor quality and mechanical perfection-try to achieve that during first months of war while relocating factories from Ukraine to Ural. It is so much easier to look down on it from today's technological prowess.

Mit DPF und Harnstoffeinspritzung

Euro10!

For soviet tank it drive smokeless

@@zepter00 поляки собирали поэтому дымит

Сергей Коголь Polish had better quality.

skip arm day just do leg day and chest day with some cardio and you are good to go!

Like all vehicles vodka made it funner.

Alex Bieniek leg day is also recuired.... not only handling bars and clutches works hard ..pedals also ...

Вячеслав Калинин фильм ужасный! прославляет ссср! а про вклад украины не слова! украина победила нацизм! А не советы!

@@DimaCheguevara Ты идиот!!!!!!!!!!

@@DimaCheguevara Разве? Они своих героев, сносят по всей стране. Бандера теперь их герой.

@@valeriiboiko5819Может, унитаз тебе подарить?)

@@ragnarviking1621 Да он же рофлит!

What make you say so? For the time it was the most sophisticated tank, that even Germans tried to copy, but miserably failed at that. It was reliable, fast and had big gun of Tiger I size, and had no problem to punch a hole through it.

I would say one of THE most sophisticated tanks of the war nothing was as versatile and effective as the t34

Only if you take the approach that sophisticated has to mean complicated. Indeed, the fact that the T34 used relatively basic (and therefore easy to produce and maintain) technology to provide such effective solutions to issues of the time makes it even more effective, and if that's how you define sophistication then...

Here is the "thing" to keep in mind - T-34 start(been designed) as sophisticated as it gets, but it went through a process of simplification and manufacturing streamlining, so price of manufacturing one decrease, as well as time to make one, German tanks did the same to some extend, but it was never a mass production conveyor build tank as was T-34 and Shermans.

Tiger gun was just 3 mm larger tho

Well said sir. I have the T34 and Spitfire as two great symbols of freedom

Yes we know. Poland produced 4000 T-34/85

Haha “funny” Shut up

did he drive a tank?

No, he killed them with a panzerfaust/Tankfist.

Мой дед убил много фашистов и никогда не жалел об этом!

Did he participate in the invasion?

@@Zen-rw2fz No, when the invasion happened the panzerfaust didn‘t exist yet. He was too young at this time. The Germans forced the Austrians to fight with them. Those young boys had no choice. Fight or die.

Is that from a movie?

@@damkayaker No, just imaginary dialogue :-)

@@mateuszgigon3724 - OK that's a line that would sound good coming from the late Sean Connery (007 & Red October actor) You could be a script writer!

@@damkayaker it's from call of duty world at war

No you wouldn't, learn some history

krijelis Please enlighten me as to how the T-34 wasn't a *major* contributor to the defeat of Nazi Germany. Maybe supposed that I was only referring to the 85mm armed versions, in which case I apologize. ;)

The Soviet Red Army improved their training regimen, and utilized more advanced technology to outmatch the Germans. The Soviet Union's emergency war economy produced armaments for the army, and the United States and Great Britain also provided aid to the Soviet troops, sending food, boots, telephone wire and trucks. The United States Air Force used intelligent bombing strategies against Germany and Japan, and when combined with Britain's air power, the German Air Force was no match. Germany was forced to use its air power as defense rather than offense. Many aircraft were destroyed, and the German transport of supplies was interrupted. That's why you don't speak german.

krijelis Don't you think the result is a combination of all these factors, rather than just a few select ones ? Don't you also think the almost 30M dead on the Soviet side were worth mentioning ? This is history, not another cold-war rehash. No one's is bigger than anyone else's. Remember and honour the people who died for our freedom, don't just use it as a political comparison. This would be shameful.

+krijelis at the beginning of the war the Luftwaffe had air superiority of it was a 2 countries vs 2 no one would have stood a chance it took USA USSR England France as the main forces to defeat Japan and Germany for such small countries their power was insane there tactics equipment and gear were superior we just outnumbered them US forces only equipped with M1 carbine had to deal with STG 44 as well as the Soviets using Mosin Nagants then in machine guns US had either the Browning M1919 or Browning 50cal. but they had Mg42 impressive rate of fire then Soviets either had the Maxim or the SG-43 we were better on numbers they were the best equipped for every 1 German troop soviets had 20 with mosin nagants yet the German would have a Stg 44 with a scope and better tactics

Yes Ivan.

"Blitzkrieg"- but I get the joke^^

@@zahgurim7838 grammar NAZI

@@FUZionist ^^ Thats what the usual American child replies if somebody complains about them butchering their language. "Statoo off libertie"- no it is "statue of liberty"- grammar NAZI!!!!!!! (although it is about orthography instead of grammar- "description NAZI!!!!")

What Do You mean? They are nashty

It was not the best tank of WWII. There was no overall best tank of the Second World War. And for mediums, the T-34/76 had the title from 1941 until 1942. But the M4s was arguably the best Medium Tank of the Second World War to see proficient service.

***** Well, arguably the best heavy tank considering service, but not the best overall tank, there is no such thing.

who cares about kill ratio?It was cheap,powerful,reliable and kicked geeman ass.Thats why its the best.

Kenny911able The T-34 was not that reliable. I don't see how extreme losses = kicking ass.

@John Cornell I duno man. This is from Wiki: "The T-34 is a Soviet medium tank that had a profound and lasting effect on the field of tank design. At its introduction in 1940, the T-34 possessed an unprecedented combination of firepower, mobility, protection and ruggedness. Its 76.2 mm (3 in) high-velocity tank gun provided a substantial increase in firepower over any of its contemporaries; its well-sloped armour was difficult to penetrate by most contemporary anti-tank weapons. When it was first encountered in 1941, German general Paul Ludwig Ewald von Kleist called it "the finest tank in the world" and Heinz Guderian affirmed the T-34's "vast superiority" over existing German armour of the period.[7][8] Although its armour and armament were surpassed later in the war, it has often been credited as the most effective, efficient and influential tank design of the Second World War."