Panzer IV : The Fighting Warhorse and Core of German Blitz

Welcome to our video on the Panzer IV, one of the most iconic and versatile tanks of World War II. Developed by Nazi Germany in the late 1930s, the Panzer IV played a crucial role on multiple fronts throughout the war. Known for its adaptability and robust design, this tank underwent numerous upgrades and variations, making it a formidable opponent against Allied forces.

In this video, we'll take you through the evolution of the Panzer IV, exploring its design changes, technological advancements, and battlefield performance. We'll also delve into its combat history, examining its engagements with Allied tanks and its impact on various campaigns. From the early battles in Poland and France to the intense clashes on the Eastern Front, join us as we uncover the story of the Panzer IV, a true workhorse of the German Panzer divisions.

[vonbennett]

The PzKpfw IV was not 'the' workhorse of the Panzer Force. Roughly 8, 500 PzKpfw IV were produced from 1936 to 1945, while roughly 6, 000 Panthers were produced between 1943 to 1945. In the early years it was the PzKpfw II and then PzKpfw III that were the workhorses and later in the war it was the Panther, along with the PZKpfw IV that held that role.

[Jose-itxx]

Here’s a German tank tactician far ahead of his time.

[dagsterblaster]

Ok, the thumbnail is a Tiger, not a Panzer

[phillmartin]

If german tanks was so good . How did the T45 destroy them so

[stevesteve.]

I gave up watching this, the pronunciation and lack of direction is just irritating.

[pierredecine]

Terrible Narration and pronounciation !

[rfletch]

Pzkw IV was equal to the Sherman, so thank God the Germans dumped money into the Panther and Tiger, instead of more IV's