Bet he loved it...I drove one for a year and it was finest light tank in the world and fun to drive. It was just a horrible gas hog..and firing the main gun was nasty. The backblast would take out your eardrums.
I know this comment is ancient now, but is it really that cramped? Everything I've read about it mentions, at least once, that tankers didn't like because it was very tight on the inside.
I've been inside one recently which was in use by the Bundeswehr (although it sadly is rusted and witted). I'm a pretty thin guy and only 175cm, but even I found it challenging to climb inside and also get seated. And the one I was in had no ammunition, etc. stored inside so that basically means it was pretty spacey. But it's still an awesome tank. @@exxusdrugstore300
I've recently been in one from the Bundeswehr, and it really is pretty cramped (also have to mention that the one I was inside was pretty rusty, and had no things such as ammunition loaded since it's a "hard target", etc.). I'm pretty thin and around 5'7 feet tall and even I struggled to fit inside properly. Still an amazing and beautiful machine though. @@exxusdrugstore300
I've recently been in one from the Bundeswehr, and it really is pretty cramped (also have to mention that the one I was inside was pretty rusty, and had no things such as ammunition loaded since it's a "hard target", etc.). I'm pretty thin and one-seven-five cm short and even I struggled to fit inside properly. Still an amazing and beautiful machine though.@@exxusdrugstore300
Wrong,.,the M-41 did NOT see combet in Korea. It was issued in mid 1953, stateside but too late for Korea. The USA never used the M-41 in combat but S VN troops did a remarkable job in Vietnam, in one battle taking our 22 NVN tanks with no loses. I wish we had the 41 in Korea...all we had was M-24s and that short 75 did nothing against T-34s. The Marine Pershings and later our M-46s was all we had to kill the T-34.
if you look at the posters website, it's from a museum that is located in titusville, florida. it's for real folks. You can go to the website and check out all they have there. Big place.
The New Zealand army had a few of these back in the 1960's . Now because of the peace -nicks in our government we only have LAV's . We are miles behind Australia .
It's real... parts of the vid don't look like it, but look at the last 30 seconds or so. Look at the fence and the trees. Then look at the guy driving it. He moves his head a bit.
To the commentator who said looks like RC no it looks like SC . The area looks similar to coastal south carolina. It amazes me how many folk comment about how real video looks fake and to them fake looks real, i guess is generation of gamers and to them video world is real and real world fake. thanks for postin
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+Ronald Poniatowski What's a helmet going to do for an experienced driver like him with his head out that far? Last I checked, appropriate helmets don't cover your face.
The M41 Walker Bulldog is a beautiful tank, I want it to remain operational for many decades to come, and never need to be replaced unnecessarily.
One of my favorites!!!! An all-around good tank!!!!
True
Easily one of the best looking tanks.
I need to rebuild mine now and make it look more true to scale. I would love to get up close and personal with this beauty
Bet he loved it...I drove one for a year and it was finest light tank in the world and fun to drive. It was just a horrible gas hog..and firing the main gun was nasty. The backblast would take out your eardrums.
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I know this comment is ancient now, but is it really that cramped? Everything I've read about it mentions, at least once, that tankers didn't like because it was very tight on the inside.
I've been inside one recently which was in use by the Bundeswehr (although it sadly is rusted and witted). I'm a pretty thin guy and only 175cm, but even I found it challenging to climb inside and also get seated. And the one I was in had no ammunition, etc. stored inside so that basically means it was pretty spacey. But it's still an awesome tank. @@exxusdrugstore300
I've recently been in one from the Bundeswehr, and it really is pretty cramped (also have to mention that the one I was inside was pretty rusty, and had no things such as ammunition loaded since it's a "hard target", etc.). I'm pretty thin and around 5'7 feet tall and even I struggled to fit inside properly. Still an amazing and beautiful machine though. @@exxusdrugstore300
I've recently been in one from the Bundeswehr, and it really is pretty cramped (also have to mention that the one I was inside was pretty rusty, and had no things such as ammunition loaded since it's a "hard target", etc.). I'm pretty thin and one-seven-five cm short and even I struggled to fit inside properly. Still an amazing and beautiful machine though.@@exxusdrugstore300
Wrong,.,the M-41 did NOT see combet in Korea. It was issued in mid 1953, stateside but too late for Korea. The USA never used the M-41 in combat but S VN troops did a remarkable job in Vietnam, in one battle taking our 22 NVN tanks with no loses. I wish we had the 41 in Korea...all we had was M-24s and that short 75 did nothing against T-34s. The Marine Pershings and later our M-46s was all we had to kill the T-34.
they are currently used by the Uruguayan army that were donated by Brazil with the m41c caxias variant
This tank saw limited combat in korea! Also in Vietman,Operation Lam Son 719 in 1971. Lost 5 m41's in that battle!
+Tony Marine - My dad commanded one in Korea.
I have a model of this suckered. I absolutely love it
Building one now, and a 1/35 M4A1 Sherman.
if you look at the posters website, it's from a museum that is located in titusville, florida. it's for real folks. You can go to the website and check out all they have there. Big place.
What lucky bastard gotta drive this?!
The New Zealand army had a few of these back in the 1960's . Now because of the peace -nicks in our government we only have
LAV's . We are miles behind Australia .
Don't worry. No one is going to invade you.
@@johnadams-wp2yb -I hope and pray that ,that is so ...!!!...NJP,Auckland ,New Zealand .
You need this... you let many terrorist in
@@johnadams-wp2yb invasion is on the way already in new zealand.in 50yrs new zealand will be al qaeda country
Meu tanque favorito do WarThunder.
My favorite tank from WarThunder
tank de papel que fura na pedrada
The RKO did not get them until after the peace treaty. Never seen combat in Nam.
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Это так выглядит его максимальная скорость?
did the drivers hatch just swing or slide to the right of the driver? thanks
Nice
What country is this in? Is this a privately owned M41 Walker Bulldog?
I want one
Yes it is.
It's real... parts of the vid don't look like it, but look at the last 30 seconds or so. Look at the fence and the trees. Then look at the guy driving it. He moves his head a bit.
We need some of these on our southern border.
rahkin rah Lol yes, they are very good with speed as well.
To the commentator who said looks like RC no it looks like SC . The area looks similar to coastal south carolina. It amazes me how many folk comment about how real video looks fake and to them fake looks real, i guess is generation of gamers and to them video world is real and real world fake. thanks for postin
youre wrong it saw combat in vietnam and korea
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+Ronald Poniatowski What's a helmet going to do for an experienced driver like him with his head out that far?
Last I checked, appropriate helmets don't cover your face.
The M41 has never seen combat.
Are you fool?
The M41 was involved in the Bay of pigs invasion,Lebanese war,vietnam,Somali civil war,and the coup De'tat war.