Unique vehicles of the WWII epoch

We will review the most interesting and unique videos of the WWII epoch. Armored vehicles and AWD cars and ATV.


Music:
Omega - Scott Buckley

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#atv #wwii #rarecars

[Geoduck.]

That museum was impressive to say the least. The narration and cinematography are of the highest quality. WELL DONE!

[lib]

The Weasel at 3:30 was built for use by the joint US/Canadian First Special Service Force in Norway. That original mission was abandoned. The Weasel was used in its amphibious capacity to land troops on Walchern Island as part of he First Canadian operation to clear the Scheldt Estuary.

[dukwdriver]

Seats and steering wheel in the dingo were angled to give the drive better view and control as it could drive as fast backwards as forwards.

[yesterdayschunda]

The skinny tyres on the old offroad stuff is always interesting, they just sink the wheels through the mud to the hard ground under it

[binaway]

1:48. Trafficators were banned in the 1960's. They predate this vehicle.
The British Matador artillery tractor would be an interesting, but forgotten vehicle for a future project. Perfect for desert conditions the Afrika Korps found captured examples superior to their own equipment. Even Rommel used a captured AEC Command Vehicle, based on a Matador cab/chassis.

[joeshmoe]

3:28 the weasel shown is a regular M29. The M29C was the amphibious version.

[Skoda]

My compliments for your unbiased content, recognizing the merits of each vehicle, regardless from which side of WWII.
Thank you.

[SFJPMoonGames]

This place looks amazing. I love the logistical and engineering vehicles.

[mikemcginley]

Great video! I love to see the trucks, tracks, and cars that the various militaries used in the past.

[TheAngelobarker]

One interesting thing is the diamler dingo was so liked by the Italians who captured it in north Africa that it was put into production in Italy and was used by both sides during the war. The way to tell who produced it is which side the door is on.

[timothywood]

Awesome video my friend.these are sum great vehicles.cant wait to see more .thanks for sharing

[labrat]

A excellent job and thank you for presenting this "Never seen before" WW2 soviet military vehicle summary. Do more!
Love from Trailer Park USA

[adriaanboogaard]

Great video. Keep doing wonderful things.

[janusx]

whoaaa Kubinka and the new park, that is a very nice and verry complete collection, maybe the best of the world, certainly about German vehicles.

[Deography]

Thanks for translation ~ Content is done very well!

[bobbates]

Please cover all the automobiles in that place

[ataxpayer]

An interesting vide with some errors. Fulltime 4 wheel drive, means just that. All 4 wheels are driven ALL the time. This usually requires a THIRD differential as part of the transfer case, to prevent transmission wind up on hard surfaces. Part time 4 wheel drive, means that you can engage or disengage the front axle as required. When the front axle is required it can be selected via a seperate gear lever, that engages the drive to the front axles.

[worldwithoutwar]

First vehicle of your list. Where do you see independent suspension in the front? It is a normal axle.

[justsendit]

Thank you for sharing a piece of history!

[garlicandchilipreppers]

Phanomen was a marque from the company Robur and probable had 50 hp not 15.