Tank Chats #110 | T-72 | The Tank Museum
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Published 2020-11-13
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All Comments (21)
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Kid: yo, that girl is stacked David Wiley: rather well built
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"Well-built American country singer" now that's tact if I've ever heard it
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There have been so many T-72s that have been modified by different countries and released into the wild that they are becoming wildly different from one another; soon speciation will occur and they will lose the ability to interbreed and we may see a decline in some of the migratory populations.
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"A creditable piece of kit" may just be the most British phrase I've ever heard. I've watched many of these "Tank Chats" and I'll watch many more. I'm learning a lot.
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Obsolete or not. The T-72 is one damn aesthetically pleasing vehicle. The quintessential tank.
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Coincidentally Dolly Parton is now known as the T-72 of country music.
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Just imagine being tasked with trying to write a definitive reference book on the T-72 and all it variants. Mind suitably boggled
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The T-72 is such a small tank, you really have to see it to appreciate how low the hull is.
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Russian tanks are happy tanks cause they got no depression.
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A brilliant breakdown on a fascinating tank
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9:15 "For T-72 we put propeller in driver crotch, very nice, yes?"
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Thank you for not having disturbing music!🙏👍
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These low and sleek soviet tanks look too damn nice, almost like a "sportstank".
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8:50 - there's nothing more permanent than a temporary solution.
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Impressive to talk for twenty minutes with a coral snake wrapped around your neck without sweating. Nicely done Wiley
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I am from Slovakia. When I was on compulsory military service as an electromechanic of belt and wheel combat technology. T72 was still in the workshop. The cannon's stabilization system often deteriorated. Pressure loss - hydraulic pump failure. But most t72s were hermetically preserved and stored in their garages. Only few pieces was active. It was a long time ago. Nice times.
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This is what I picture when I hear the word “tank”
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The T-72 at 22:10 looks so cool, I always loved when they jam some bushes on tanks.
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Very articulate bloke, speaks at a comfortable speed, really knows his stuff. A pleasure to listen to.
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I don’t care what you all say, the T-72 is my all time favorite tank. I don’t know what it is about it but I just love this tank! It’s in so many games, you see it in movies, and it’s a real beast on the battlefield, so no matter what happens, keep the legendary T-72 alive for as long as possible