Object 195 - Secret T95 Russian Main Battle Tank Prototype

The Daily Telegraph and Newsweek called it the Future Soviet Tank, and US Army General Donn A. Starry described it as an unprecedented weapon the likes of which hadn’t been seen since the appearance of nuclear weapons.

They were talking about the T95 tank, an ambitious, top-secret armored vehicle to outmatch every other. The project, codenamed Object 195, was planned to be as revolutionary as the German Panthers and Tigers of World War 2.

Still, the tank’s development eventually started to fall under the weight of its own ambition, with modern technology catching up to it and a series of delays preventing the unveiling of a prototype.

The Soviet Union would need to take harsher measures if they ever wanted the sheer power of their promised colossus to see the light of day…

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[CyberSoldat]

All the technical specs they wanted in this tank seem to have gone into the T-14. Crew is located in a capsule essentially with a remote operated turret and auto loader. Main difference is the gun

[alexfortin]

Russian needs to keep “investing” in game changer military technologies like:
1) tanks
2) battleships
3) zeppelin airships

[aaron]

Point of order on chronology. You were using the term 'Soviet' when referencing Russian involvement in Chechnya. Note that the first ops in Chechnya were in 1994, a good three years after the collapse of the USSR. So not Soviet but just Russian or Russian Federation from 91 onward.

[DavidM-tgoy]

Why would a tank upgrading begun in 1995 be designated as a "Future SOVIET Tank" when the Soviet Union disappeared in 1991, four years earlier? Wouldn't they mean "Future RUSSIAN Tank"?
Just asking...

[superchickenlips]

I built a scale model of a Leopard A2, which is from 1970, and I thought it was big at the time. I have now started building a King Tiger from WW2. The size difference is astonishing. Both are 1/35 scale. Yet the turret on the Leopard is as long as the entire hull of a Tiger 1. The whole Leopard tank, including the barrel, is nearly twice the length of the Tiger.

[dirkbonesteel]

Wasn't this around the time their army got caught feeding soldiers literal dog food? That is the Soviet style

[ridermak]

No matter how effective it’s reactive armor is, it won’t be too difficult to develop a triple charge anti tank missile, or even a tandem (missile follows) missile. Just like guided groups of bunker busters, 2nd, 3rd, etc. all hitting the same spot.

[ayosoupah]

Love your videos man thanks for always giving great videos for us to enjoy you and your team if there's a team thanks

[comentedonakeyboard]

The SOVIET staff planed for the 2nd Chechen war in 2000? Wow they outlived the Soviet Union by almost a decade.😂

[PaulOfPeace]

The Javelin missile says “Hold my beer.”

[gameclips]

Funny how Russia still using old t72 tank models in 2022 who would’ve thought

[jayakadark]

Looks like the KV-2 Is making a come back :D

[baskoller]

This tanks blueprint shows the exact same munition storage carrousel with exposed munition to guarantee a turret pop when hit from above.

[outlet]

"The death of one Russian soldier is a tragedy. The death of a hundred thousand is a statistic." Thanks, Stalin. I paraphrased the quote.

[toska]

I like how he refers to the Russian Federation as the Soviet Union, though not necessarily wrong, it's technically incorrect lol

[forresttm]

I believe that Russia now has room for more tanks in its fleet now.

[kellerweskier]

like. idk why this was such a shock. the US was working on the M1 TTB at the same time, even started their project 2 or 3 months earlier

[iwantyourcookiesnow]

Revolutionary design: when the turret pops off due to javelin ammo cookoff, the crew survives!

[davesupersquirrel]

There is a hinge on the turrent so when it blows off it can be flipped back and re crewed

[edramirezphotography]

Great video...but you gotta provide a song list....I went back and replayed just for the music.