Videos tagged with Tanks

This YouTube Shorts video explores the concept of "hypersonic arrows" as ancient technology pitted against modern tanks. It specifically mentions 105mm M735 AP Sabot ammunition, suggesting a comparison of projectile effectiveness across different eras. The video uses hashtags related to military, army, and physics, indicating an interest in the science and application of weaponry.

This video from Tara Tactical captures the atmosphere of the Defence & Security 2023 exhibition at IMPACT Muang Thong Thani, held from November 6-9, 2023. It showcases a wide array of military hardware, including firearms, tanks, and drones, originating from over 50 different countries. The content highlights advanced modern military technologies from leading global companies, alongside UAVs, cybersecurity, and AI control systems, offering viewers a glimpse into the cutting edge of defense technology.

This video documents 'Operation Valor,' a Folds of Honor event in East Tennessee honoring Gold Star families and veterans. The event featured unique experiences like riding in tanks and half-tracks, and most notably, shooting historic machine guns and firing large cannons. The description also includes extensive affiliate links for shooting targets, ear protection, outdoor clothing, and sunglasses. The video emphasizes safety and adherence to YouTube's advertising guidelines.

This video, titled 'M60 vs oxygen tanks', appears to be a comparison or demonstration involving the M60 machine gun and oxygen tanks. Given the title, the content likely focuses on the destructive capabilities of the firearm against the tanks, or perhaps a unique application or test involving both items. Specific details about the interaction are not provided in the description, but the M60 is a well-known heavy machine gun.

This YouTube video, titled "Russian vs. American Military Armor... Who Will Win WW3???", appears to be a comparative analysis of military hardware, likely focusing on armored vehicles. While the title explicitly mentions a hypothetical World War 3 scenario and a comparison between Russian and American military technology, the description heavily promotes the mobile game "Raid: Shadow Legends" with various promo codes and download links. It also directs viewers to merchandise and other social media channels of the creator, Demolition Ranch. The core content, based on the title, is a comparison of military armor, but the description's focus on a game sponsorship suggests the gameplay aspect might be secondary or tangential to the main topic.

This video discusses the heightened risk of nuclear retaliation from Russia due to the US and Germany's donation of tanks to Ukraine. It touches on the implications of such an escalation and the potential need for survival preparedness, with links to survival gear like gas masks and emergency food. The content is presented from the perspective of the 'God Family & Guns' channel.

This video features Brian Lanckiewicz of The Columbia War Machine showcasing the iconic MP-40. Beyond the primary focus on the MP-40, the video promises action footage of other notable firearms including the Thompson M1 A1, MG-42s, Kar 98 Mausers, and the M3 Grease Gun, as well as tanks. It also includes a historical lesson and culminates in an epic reenactment of the Battle of Stalingrad, aiming to provide a comprehensive and engaging experience for viewers.

This YouTube video showcases the Red Oktober 2022 gun show in Las Vegas, highlighting the unique opportunity to shoot machine guns and tanks for free. The title explicitly mentions several iconic firearms, including the AR-15, MP5, and AK-47, alongside the T34 tank, indicating a focus on military-style hardware and a potentially thrilling experience for firearms enthusiasts. The description confirms the event's location and year, promising an amazing gun show.

This video, "The Gundies 2022," showcases an array of firearms, military hardware, and shooting demonstrations. Highlights include tanks, RPGs, and full-auto shooting with an H&K MP7. The event appears to be a compilation of exciting live-fire segments and product showcases from various manufacturers and vendors, including Easy Eva Tank, Utah Airguns, Midwest Gunworks, Canik/Century Arms, Foxtrot Mike, Nemo Arms, X-Products, Sylvan Arms, CMMG, Firebird Targets, Blade Demo, AccuFire, Savior Equipment, AXIL, and a giveaway for PWS rifles. It offers a glimpse into the diverse world of firearms and related accessories.

This YouTube video is titled "Today was a good #tankertuesday". The description is empty. Based solely on the title, it likely features content related to tanks, possibly military vehicles or a themed day for tank enthusiasts. The hashtag suggests a recurring theme or event on Tuesdays related to tanks. Without a description or transcript, the specific nature of the content, such as whether it involves actual tanks, model tanks, or related media, is unknown. The term 'tanker Tuesday' could also have a niche meaning within a specific community.

This "From the Vault" episode features Brownells Gun Tech™ Caleb Savant giving a walkaround of the AT4 shoulder-launched anti-tank weapon. Originally developed by Saab Bofors Dynamics, it was adopted by the U.S. military as the M136 AT4 in 1987 and is manufactured by ATK. The video highlights its use against armored vehicles with its high-explosive projectile and notes that it's a single-shot, disposable weapon. Caleb explains the manual of arms for the AT4, mentioning he has personally fired one. The video emphasizes the weapon's simplicity and effectiveness against tanks, while also clarifying that the example shown is inert.

This video features an interview with Glenn Fleming, lead gunsmith at DriveTanks.com, where he discusses his experiences working with and shooting tanks and artillery. The conversation touches upon his past work on a TV show and his previous YouTube channel, The Gunner's Vault. Glenn is currently involved in projects like rebuilding a 14.5mm KPV from a parts kit.