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Panzer IV: From Beginning to the End

97K views · Jun 16, 2026 · Education

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  • @MilitaryHistoryVisualized · 6 months ago (edited) · pinned

    Corrections:<br><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YMHeFfNehmA&amp;t=547">09:07</a>: Only the hull got the additional 30mm, the turret stayed at 50mm. Thanks to Robozgraggi for pointing that out.<br><br>If you want to see more videos in the future, please consider supporting the channel. You also get early access: <br>» patreon - &nbsp;<a href="https://www.patreon.com/join/mhv">https://www.patreon.com/join/mhv </a><br>» subscribe star - <a href="https://www.subscribestar.com/mhv">https://www.subscribestar.com/mhv</a>

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  • @tiikkifi · 3 months ago

    The horse was the workhorse of the Wehrmacht.

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  • @mig1739 · 3 months ago (edited)

    It sucks because there is only a handful of real military channels and I have been getting a ton of these new channels lately, that are just AI slop. They just use AI to spread &nbsp;completely incorrect information for clicks and views but when I dislike those videos the algorithm punishes legitimate channels likes your because it thinks I don&apos;t want to watch real videos like yours.

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  • @jamesmayes4351 · 3 months ago

    Funny that the Germans in 42 were using cat eye rear marker lights. The US Army still uses that same light style for night marches.

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  • @seanmalloy7249 · 3 months ago

    You can make a good argument that the PzKpfw III -- or at least the <b>chassis</b> -- was the &quot;workhorse of the Heer&quot; when you add up the production of PzKpfw III tanks including command, observation, tauchpanzer, and flamethrower variants, the Sturmgeschutz III in all its variants, and the various limited-production or prototype vehicles based off the PzKpfw III chassis, like the Sturm-InfaneterieGeschutz III, bridgelayers, recovery vehicles, pioneer vehicles, and so forth.

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  • @MillerFourFingers · 3 months ago

    See Panzer IV in feed. Stop eating supper to watch.

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  • @neilwilson5785 · 3 months ago

    I didn&apos;t realise how cramped a tank was until I went on a tank experience day. A Chieftan tank looks huge on the outside, but is tiny on the inside. Some of the umm larger middle aged men struggled to get in

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  • @waynerobert7986 · 3 months ago

    The only WW2 tank design to serve from the beginning until the end. The Pzkpfw IV has a special place in history.

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  • @GRANDMASTER3D · 3 months ago

    I appreciate the Austrian converting metic measurements into 10ths of feet. ❤

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  • @cmdr.tigirius6757 · 3 months ago

    Salt from the Jingles Salt Mine LTD got me good.

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  • @neilpk70 · 3 months ago

    Bernhard &nbsp;is way too tall to be a Panzer IV crewman.😆

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  • @michaelguerin56 · 2 months ago (edited)

    Thank you Bernhard, Tobias et al. Excellent video.

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