Timeline of British Tanks

This video shows all British tracked vehicles with direct anti-material roll.

Prototype tanks are not shown.

Music:
- WarThunder: Australian Main Theme

[sandroribeiro]

How many Marks do you want?
Britain: YES!

[generacytrus]

i love war thunder music in background

[kockalmusic]

World of Tanks
0:39 Medium 1, Medium 2

1:10 Matilda, Cruiser (1, 2, 3, 4), Covenanter, Cavalier, Cromwell, Comet, Valentine, Tetrarch, Churchill I

2:18 Bishop, Achilles, Archer, Sherman Firefly

2:37 Centurion I, Charioteer, Conqueror

3:09 Chieftain The Unbeatable

[yandereworshipper]

“Sir, the 17 pounder won’t fit.”
“Put it in sideways.”
“The radio won’t fit.”
“Cut a hole and have it stick out the back.”
“The engine’s no good.”
“Get 5 car engines and put them together.”

[Dan]

The wt soundtrack playing is really appreciated

[vaniceek]

Please make Timeline of Soviet/Russian Tanks :)

[ovidiuschley]

Great work with this short presentation of tanks from A-Z, it is like a Larousse edition with all you need to know about .

[nahidaparvin]

Fv4005: crying in corner

**He missed so many tanks in his list**

[ArmoredLyonell]

0:51
Was anyone likely saying wtf is a morris martel

[yueehan]

Ah yes, the good ol' 'Advance Australia' theme

[viscera]

as soon as i heard the music i instantly realized which game it was from man im lonely

[michaelneuwirth]

The number of tanks produced in the UK during the Second World War is surprising at first because one tends to associate the Soviet Union/T-34 or the US/Sherman with mass production, but the British Empire produced similar numbers of armaments to the US, except for shipbuilding.

[jeffneinenstein]

Apart from missing the Little Willie (the first completed tank prototype in history) this is fantastic! Keep up the great work!


Edit: Nevermind, I read the description. My bad.

[Worldclass_]

Would it be possible for you to make a video about rulers of The Netherlands.

[MyUnoriginalUsername]

No one gonna mention how the Sherman Firefly was in service until the mid 70's???

[KTs]

Not sure if you know this, Sentinel was an Australian Tank. Would’ve been nice to at least of acknowledged that somewhere. \_•.•_/

[xWhiteWolfHD]

Many people are asking about scimitar, he's responded to others and if you read you'd know why it says 2023. It's an expected release from service date.

[philipharris]

The Sentinal was an Australian design not a British one. Also the Ram and Grizzly tanks were both Canadian designs, of which the Ram and Grizzly tanks were modifications of the M3 Lee and M4 Sherman respectively. The former of which the Ram, was built as the Canadians showed interest in producing the Lee, but the Lee was a stopgap design of which its main armament (75mm M2 or M3) was in a sponson mount, it had a high profile and was under-armoured and was therefore considered unsatisfactory for Canadian use. But in early 1941 the Canadian Interdepartmental Tank Committee developed a purposal to develop a superior design locally whilst still using the M3 chassis. Out of that came the Ram. The Canadians had ditched the original armament and gave it a new turret with a 57mm 6pdr gun. They also made the armour more effective by replacing the rivited armour plates with Cast homogeneous armour and gave the Ram a much lower profile than that of its original design. The latter of which the grizzly, was basically a Sherman built with entirely metal tracks as there was a shortage of rubber in Canada at the time (which in the American Sherman variants the tracks utilised rubber). You could argue that Australia and Canada were both dominions of the British Empire, but both nations were in technically independent from Britain as Canada had passed the British North American act on July 1st 1867 meaning that Canada was officially a established self-governing entity within the British Empire. And Australia had officially become a nation with six British colonies of Australia (New South Wales, Western Australia, Victoria, South Australia, Queensland and Tasmania, all of which are now Australian states) united to become the Commonwealth of Australia on January 1st 1901. Just thought I'd put that out there.

[flakpak]

How ddo you know, that the scimitar will be in service until 2023?🤔

[hmshood]

I know that it wasn't the best tank, but the Chieftain is my favorite tank closely followed by the Mk.4 and then the Challenger II