One of The Most Underrated Tanks of WW2 (M24 Chaffee)

In this video, we're going to take a look at one of the most underrated tanks of World War II: the M24 Chaffee.

This lightweight tank was one of the most successful vehicles of its era, and was used by many different countries during its service life. In this video, we'll discuss the advantages and disadvantages of the M24 Chaffee, and what makes it such a great light tank. So be sure to watch the video to learn more about this underrated tank!

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[rickjohnson]

In 1967 HHC 1/68 Armor in Baumholder, West Germany pulled an M24 out of the base junk yard for static display guarding the barracks. I was the Battalion Maintenance wrecker operator and helped place the tank. Those of us tasked with the project were fascinated by twin Caddy engines in the old Chaffe.

[charleyzimmer]

Look at the bright side, at least they annoyed Godzilla in his early movies.

[joshjosh]

My uncle had a friend that went to a grocery store once and had a discussion with a one-armed woman purchasing a watermelon whose brother drove a Chaffee in ww2.

[Nangsansun]

One of these is on display at the State Central Museum, Shillong, Meghalaya, India. It was one of the last 66 Chaffee tanks to see combat in 1971 Indo-Pakistan War and was captured by the Indian Forces.

[OasisTypeZaku]

The Chaffee looks like a more modern tank that you'd see during the cold war. And it packs the punch of a Sherman? That's pretty nasty.

[twinpiperzed]

My Dad was in a Chaffee, it was toward the end of the war

[andyfriederichsen]

The M3 Lee/Grant is even more underrated.

[wei]

lets be honest Chaffee is bordering line median tank.