Black, Yellow, with Reds all over: The M46 Patton скачать в хорошем качестве

Black, Yellow, with Reds all over: The M46 Patton

The M46 Patton was an American medium tank used during the Korean War, marking a significant advancement in U.S. armored technology at the time. Introduced in 1949 as an upgrade to the M26 Pershing, the M46 Patton was named after the famous World War II General George S. Patton. It featured improved mobility with a more powerful Continental AV series engine and an enhanced 90mm M3A1 gun, giving it superior firepower against North Korean and Chinese armor. The M46 played a crucial role in combating Soviet-supplied T-34 tanks used by the North Koreans. It was known for its improved performance in Korea’s rugged terrain, proving itself in various engagements. Although it didn’t fully replace older tanks during the war, the M46 was pivotal in the evolution of American armored vehicles, setting the stage for future Patton series tanks. 00:00 - Rockin’ Introduction 00:47 - Development History 02:00 - M26 vs M46 identifiable features 04:24 - Difficulty being ready for Korea 06:12 - Pershings & Pattons deployed for the Pusan Perimeter 07:16 - Task Force Crombez, the Gettysburg of the Korean War 10:00 - Drivers Position 14:24 - Why it’s painted like a Tiger 17:49 - Conclusion Website: https://nmmv.org/ Instagram:   / nmmv.usa   Facebook:   / nmmvwy   Music Code: B72DTGTOYG32DCUV Code: VKUFXUDXS08I4RQL Code: ZONFUCHGJRHMYVQT Stock Media provided by wavebrigade / Pond5