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Early Access & Ad Free | Richard Smith's Top 5 Turning Point Tanks (Patreon)

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2022-11-24 12:01:02
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2024-06
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In this weeks video, we join Museum Director Richard Smith in another Top 5 Tanks. In this episode, Richard chooses the vehicles that he believes were a turning point in tank development and engineering.

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Comments

Miguel Aldaz

Great video, very interesting! I was happy to see the Kangaroo among the chosen. I missed the FT-17.

Andy Gibson

While I agree with Matthew and Miguel about the FT-17, I'm going to speak in support of Richard on the Carden Lloyd. Even without the clear influence it had on tank design and doctrine in Poland, Italy, Japan and other places beside, I think you have to see it also as the transition from 'tank as big, slow lumbery thing that goes with an infantry attack' to 'tank as a nippy, light, mobile attack type thing that drives manoeuvre warfare'. Its 'children' were the likes of the Vickers Light Tank, Panzer I, AMRs and, through them, the whole range of "Cruiser" type tanks of all nations.