When a Centurion Commander Destroyed Over 20 Tanks
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When Egypt and Syria launched a surprise attack on Israel, a young Lieutenant by the name of Zvi Greengold rushed to defend the country. Under his command he has 2 Centurion tanks. They've just been fixed and he heads out to battle at night. What happened next is an incredible feat. In the battle he repeatedly engaged the enemy's T-55s and T-62s. Having been hit several times he was injured and forced to change tanks but still took the battle to the attackers. When the battle was over, Zvi Greengold had spent almost 30 consecutive hours in a tank, during which he is known to have destroyed at least 20 Syrian machines. His superiors believe the true number to be closer to 40, and higher estimates put it closer to 60.
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@@mr.miyagi881 first Replay
Downloading the game right now 🤩
@@mztk8558 dude i was first but mine disappeared
@@caleb_thy_creator war thunder is 500 times more realistic and has planes, tanks and battleships
Everyone knows the Centurion was a hell of a tank, but it's nothing without a hell of a crew. Amazing story.
The best tank in the world amounts to nothing with a poor crew
That Centurion had an astounding crew thst day, and their brothers in arms who didn't live to tell the tale certainly fought with distinction as well.
It was the first main battle tank to ever exist
Szot (Hebrew שוט, English Sho′t, Polish whip) - Israeli name of the modified British Centurion Mk.3 and Mk.5 MBTs,
The Centurion had one hell of an engine, the Rolls Royce Meteor which was the tank version of the Merlin..
I trained on the cent as a driver aged 18. a very good quality tank. This is why the Israelis bought them after we brought in the cheiftain tank. It has lasted for over fourth years.
I know many people have already said this but your animation has greatly improved in the last couple of months. I still remember the old 2d ones. you've come a long way. Good job!
Same
yeah, i still remember that red baron video
Nothing wrong with the old ones. It's the story telling and the passion for history that makes the difference. I'd watch the old ones over other channels with better graphics but less passion.
Same
The first one I watched was the one about a 109 sparing a B-17. I've become a regular watcher since.
The centurion is one of the most underrated and overlooked tanks in history. T55s, Leopards and pattons always overshadow it. Theres a reason why its exported too so many countries
Isnt it still the base for a lot of nations tanks?
@@dylanburston7453 like the South African Olifants.
@@alistairdiren5790 Thanks. Wasn't 100% sure, i just remember hearing that it was still in service in one form or another somewhere
The Centurion was a WW2 design. In the Indian/Pakistan war it destroyed the Patons.
@@benwilson6145 A note on that. The take-away from the Indo-Pakistan war wasn't that "better tanks win," because if that were the case, the Pakistanis with their hundreds of mid-model Pattons would have won. Instead, they lost. And they lost more tanks than the Indians even had to fight them with. At the battle of Asal Uttar, India had a mix of 45 Centurion Mark Is, 45 M4 Shermans, and 45 AMX-13s. Pakistan had 220 M47 and M48 Pattons and 44 Chaffees. And the Indians did engage the Pattons with their Shermans at shorter ranges to rob the Pattons of their advantages. Pakistan also failed to do any recon, and drove many of those tanks into a muddy plain, getting stuck, allowing the Indians an easy ambush with largely inferior and outdated tanks supported by only slightly more modern ones. By the end of that fight, Pakistan lost over 100 tanks. The Indians captured about 40 of them. The rest were unserviceable. The Indians only lost 10 tanks in return, which were able to be returned to service after repair and cleaning.
Superior training, tactics and recon is what brought victory for the Indians in that war.
The best weapon in the world becomes worthless if you put it into the hands of someone who has no idea how to use it well, or at all.
The Isreali Centurion was named the Sho't if I remember correctly. One of the reasons the Centurion was able to easily destroy the T-55, is because the APDS fired by a Centurion is able to penetrate the T-55 with relative ease due to the speed of a sub calibre round.
Edit: It's come to my attention that this isn't the whole picture, so before you just believe my comment *please* read the replies!
Yeah there’s the Sho’t Meteor which is just an Israeli Centurion with a Rolls-Royce Meteor engine in it and the Sho’t Kal variants (Alef/Bet/Gimel/Dalet). APDS has moderately high armour penetrating capability as the shell travels pretty fast and has a high kinetic energy. Spalling and other post-penetration effects however are minimal.
@@Miftahul_786 Ah, yes, the post penetration damage tends to lack compared to standard AP or APHE rounds
They mostly used HESH during that war according to Israeli tankers who served then.
@@thathatowner1484 Which IRL doesn't actually mean much. The overwhelming majority of crews won't stay in a tank after a penetrating hit.
@@igameidoresearchtoo6511 Really? I did not know that!
I think the crewmen should've also gotten awards. None of it would've been easy if even possible without them
They probably did, but leadership goes a long way to getting the highest honors.
They usually would have gotten the 2nd best medal below their commander's medal. Perhaps they were awarded Israel's version of the silver star?
how do you know who the other 7 were?
@@winnerwannabe9868 I don't, but i believe the 2nd crew at least (first may have done the same) deserve an award as well. They put up with the same thing the commander did, just not in a leading position.
@@wolfpackgames4674 thx
A tank is only as good as it's crew
A plane is only as good as it's pilot
A gun is only as good as it's handler
And a ship is only as good as it's crew
A nation only as strong as its people
Well, unfortunately in this modern age where planes are hit by missiles before they even detect them. Crews and pilots are getting more and more dependent on their craft and technology
@agravemisunderstanding9668 technology can get the war machines so far is up to the pilot's skill and exploits to take care the ones he's piloting and the machine will try to take care of the pilot
A comment is only as cringe as it’s commenter 🤦♂️ cringe
@@guaporeturns9472 You want to go to war and find out how cringe it is?
@@that_Dominic_guy You are so cool 👍🏻
The fact that this tank's commander was a reserve.
Incredible, i'm speachless.
They train and train HARD. It wins battles.
Reserves in Israel are extremely well trained because of such type incidents where they are always surrounded by the enemy even in "peace" time.
The Israel reserves are basically well-trained soldiers that can fight at the drop of a hat. Many kudos
Syrians: "we have you outnumbered 60 to 1"
Zvika Greengold: "i like those odds"
it is a fair battle
In fact, 177 Israeli tank faces 500 Syrian tanks
syrians losses = 260
occupation losses = 165
He is the master chief of the tank world
"None of you seem to understand
I'm not locked in here with all of you, you are all locked in here with *me"*
@@daltonsteedgaming2872 More like master of terrorists lmao.
The Centurion had a reputation for taking on and destroying tanks considered "superior" to itself in different conflicts/wars. Based on its combat performance, it could be considered the best tank of its day.
The IS-7 was by far superior to anything that existed at the time, including early centurions, but was too heavy and expensive (1 IS-7 cost as much as 5 T-55s)
@@Galaxy-oy4nj which went completely against soviet tank doctrines (and russian doctrines to this day)
Reminds me of the f6f of the american navy in wwii
In this instance, the Israelis were helped by the fact that a lot of times the Arab tanks would just blunder forward in large groups which made them inflexible and easier to attack and outflank.
@@carronade2456 Consider also the fact the Centurions (from the Mk.3 onwards) have dual-axis stabilizers that can REALLY help for situations like during that charge, where they could've had so many misses from the suspension jostling, but didn't thanks to the stabilizers.
The centurion in combat in Israel was inferior to the t-64s the other nations had, but the optics were apparently so good it could just decimate enemy tanks at long range
They didn’t have T-64? The best tank for Soviet export was the T-62 however it was still better than the Israel Centurions
The T-64 was strictly only for the USSR to use they didn't export them. T-62 is what the Arab nations would have used which had a far more powerful 115mm gun compared with the 105mm gun of the Centurion.
Don't underestimate the Sho't, while it's inferior in some matters the absolute penetration made possible by either 17pdr or the 20pdr APDS is just too much for the T-tanks.
@@nebunezz_r uhh, I think this centurion is armed with 105mm instead of 20 PD or 17 PD, because I think the APDS can only take out tanks bellow 1000m range, correct me if I'm wrong
Evidence suggests centurions were better …er akin to Ukraine 🇺🇦 I guess
these animations are way too good, never dissapoints us
the tank commander that personally trained me when i joined the Armored Brigade always told me a very important fact about being a tank crewman.
" *you can spend 5 years in a tank without any battles and call yourself an tanker. but be in armored combat for more then 5 minutes and stay live and you have become an Ace. survive to tell the story and you've become a Veteran. keep on fighting and your a Hero. what makes you a dangerous Tank Commander isnt how effectively you can lead your other crewmen, but how effectively you can make them do what they are trained NOT to do, which is to be unreadable. being able to do that one little movement when not expected can mean the difference between life and death. proper cooperation and coordination with the rest of the crew, mainly the Driver and gunner in modern vehicles can make your unit into a one-tank army.* "
he was right as well. if you are able to cooperate and coordinate with your crew as if they were the limbs of a body, and you were it's brain, but that tank it's heart, then you can become so damn dangerous that most other units, be that foot units or armored units alike, will simply be too stressed and afraid that they can barely do what they are supposed to do. i don't mean to sound cocky or anything of the likes at all, but i feel like the man that trained me could command a unit so well that IF he was up against another battallion of tanks he would be victorious. he was a genious when it came to outsmart other units by simply getting his eyes on an area of oppertunity. what he very often like to do was take those routes that other tank crews would not as they slow them down. but most of the time they are also the least expected areas for a tank to open fire from, which means that eyes are not set there because of that. i hope i never have to use the skills and knowledge he gave me and taught me, and not because i am afraid of dying, but because i fear they might be too effective. especially if i am able to get a look on the surroundings that i would be either defending or attacking. i don't want to fight a war simply because of the unnesesary loss of life it would result in...
I respect ur TC, and I am part of ABCT as well and this is what my unit is trying to teach us new guys as well
i hope you do well for your self. your teacher sounds like a smart man.
Sounds quite similar to how fighter jet pilots are trained. They have something where if you survive 10 missions, the 10 mock missions, you're rate of survival is guaranteed to be higher.
“unnecessary loss of life”
Well, that depends entirely on who you’re killing.
Hahahahahahaha!
@@combativeThinker in war, death is not a need, but it is made to look like it is simply for "higher powers" to earn a metric shit-ton of money from it. yes, to end some wars certain individuals has to die, as that is basically normal. there is always a leader of a military power. and if that leader dies, there is a 50/50 chance that the war ends or another leader takes control and keeps it going.
All the Syrians saw when they approached the base was "CURRENT OBJECTIVE: SURVIVE" as the lone remaining Centurion rolled into view.
(Impossible mission begins)
*Steel Commanders solo build up starts playing*
_"Why do i Hear Boss music?"_
*red health bar pops up on screen*
*MORALE -*
Actually no most probably the Syrians saw
Current mission:
"Stop the Massacre"
Because they literally did get massacred.
6:34 Dude got blasted and stood back up still holding the sand bags🤣
"Grrrr >:(" *Waddles back to the wall*
We need more Centurion stories. Centurion is one of the most underrated tanks ever.
Indian centurion tanks defeated a much larger Pakistani force of T-55 tanks in the battle of Assal Uttar
The Centurion arguably was so ahead of its time in terms of design. It looks so "modern" compared to other peers of its age today.
I wish these were hour long episodes, they're so good. Such outstanding improvements over time. Yarnhub had great content to begin with, but this is cinematically epic. Excellent work team...
I love tank combat and history. And i love it when skilled animators like urself bring these battles back in stunning visuals.
The Centurion Mk1 was actually my first tier 8 tank in World of Tanks. Really solid tank when used correctly
In wot I dueled the centurion mk1 with super pershing, is a fun fight since we both need to aim properly to pen one another xD
You may not be a teenager but its weird when the kids learn all about weapons from video games.I served in 2 branches and have studied military history my entire life.When my kids had other kids over to play some WW1 or WW2 game Id tell them all about the weapons and what the video game did wrong in their representation like I had a teleprompter.Most of the hand held weapons I actually owned at one time or fired them.
@@wirelessone2986 tbf, games is not meant to be accurate, not saying you're wrong, I like learning history as well because it's fun, I understand history in some extend but not completely, I actually rarely play games as I only play War thunder and World of tanks.
@@tomoemalahayati2862 Hey its a great start to learn on video games.I was shocked when I went to a family reunion with people that didnt now shxx about the military or weapons.I dropped a comment about the STG44 and people knew the exact weapon I referred to from a video game.I then brought up the price of an FG42 they knew what that was..times have changed
@@tomoemalahayati2862 Plus the kids loved it when I was pointing out stuff as fast as an auctioneer,they thought it was great
I'm not sure how long you've been animating, but it's very impressive. You're animating has evolved so much. In my opinion you're the best animator that does military videos. Can't wait to see your next video! Greetings from the U.S. :)
Thanks!
@@Yarnhub You're very welcome :)
The gunners also need to be named. They were incredible.
Yeah, it made the Syrians so mad to the point they try to call it fake lmfaooo.
my dad; who recently passed 😢, was a vietnam veteran, but talked very little about what he did. hearing the stories of these other soldiers makes me wander what he did in his time in the navy, and his exploits.
As an israeli I have been waiting for an animation like this for awhile. Thank you so much!
Im surprised you didnt got any hate comments. Nice
@@BrianLTU hate comments like : U ZIONIST PIG !!!!! or FREE PALASTINE🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸
@@rafaelaizon8025ye they're annoying I get those from pakis😂😂😂😂
This feels like an action video game plot. You are some random reserve solider as a massive army is invading and must single handedly fight off against overwhelming odds again and again. Tutorial: test out the tank, travel to point, aim and fire at the enemy tanks. tutorial finishes when radio fails and you get in the other tank with full health, fuel, and ammo. Mission 2, murder in the dark: fight the enemy troops alone. Bonus objective to stay undetected and to prevent them from realizing you are alone. Mission 3: reinforcements, reinforce the base under attack. Mission 4: desperate last stand, you are inside the base and must survive and hold the line. Mission 5: help is on the way, travel to the base as fast as possible to reinforce them. You arrive and find out that there is no giant battle but you and your crew survived and made it. Have it be a bit like the battlefield campaigns where you switch between different peoples stories.
Would be one hell of a story line for a movie
@@AmanSingh-nw7lwor a game
Pretty much Valkyria Chronicles 😂
The centurion tank was one of the most successful main battle tanks ever made, somw countries still use modernized centurions to this day.
They still have their drawbacks, but overall was very successful.
But not in the 1970s. It was just a basic tank that was modified with a l/7 105mm barrel and that's the only distinct features which can only be used to compete with mordern mbt in 1970. I am sure you know that the iserial military didn't issue inferred night vision for the tanks but instead used night vision goggles only for the commander but the Syrians tanks had it as standard issue. So the centurion wasn't really that advanced.
@@sushimachine567 clearly it was if it 1v20 lol
@@sushimachine567 I see, thanks for the info!
@@sushimachine567 the FCS on the Sho’ts and the T-62 were relatively on par, neither tank had armour good enough to prevent penetration from either sides guns, the biggest factor would have been crew training and fighting conditions, If you’ve ever been inside a T-62 you’ll know how cramped they are, the Centurion is like a 5 star hotel in comparison, If I had the choice, it’d be the centurion everyday
@@badgamergood6713 not to mention how there isn't the risk of an autoloader ripping your arm off if you're the loader.
Allegedly, one of the things that threw off the Syrians is that intercepted radio communications had them convinced they were dealing with an enemy tank brigade.
They didn't know "Zvika Force" was a single tank with a madman of a commander.
At one point, he was asked by an Israeli officer how many tanks he had. His reply was, "My situation isn't good. I can't tell you how many." If the enemy had known they were facing a single enemy tank, they would have just closed in and overrun him.
You never failed to bring me to tears with heroic story where heroes shows incredible resolve against all odds! Super inspiring!
"there's nothing wrong with the radio. There's just no tankers left"
That's cold, man
Kudos to the Israeli armed forces for fighting such a fierce battle despite being heavily outnumbered by the enemies... Respect and love from India... And sir can you please create one video on the battle of longewala of the 1971 Indo- pakistani war
Love to India 🇮🇳 ❤️
No
Many battels are remain to cover he will cover later I don,t think he cover any south east asia battel after ww2
6:37 sandbag guy gets up and goes. “Grrr >:(“
I love the Centurion so much, it’s my favorite tank
My favorite is either the Sherman firefly or the T-10
I’m more of an M2 Bradley / Sherman Jumbo fan, but I can’t deny the centurion is sexy
mine is type 74... look at my channel banner
Yeah it looks Hella sick
Nice
The Centurion was truly the tank that saved a nation , but without the bravery and sacrifice of the crews that manned them , they would have been no more useful than the Syrian tanks they destroyed
See many examples of the Centurion tank at Yad La Shiryon - Israel's official memorial site for fallen soldiers from the armoured corps, as well as one of the most diverse tank museums in the world
So glad this channel is growing and getting the recognition it deserves !
It still does not have enough as it should had
you’re right bill. go tell all your friends abt it
Great story. What an incredible act of bravery overcoming insurmountable odds. Just goes to show what a good crew can do in a Centurion with a royal ordnance L7 105mm gun. Centurion is one of the most widely exported and successful tanks in history.
Meanwhile I'd love to see a "making of" episode. The animation is quite something to behold.
Not to mention the fact that most people who look at it would probably not know what it is, and probably assume it's american. Centurions are a hurricane when used with the finesse required. Soviet Bloc era tanks are just "mash button and spin wheel and lose arm to autoloader" on a scale of many, many tanks against one.
Tank Crew: "Tank master, they outnumbered us 60 to 1".
Tank Master: "Then it's an even fight."
I don’t know how you guys post so much, but it never disappoints!
This was awesome! And so cool that it didn't end with the main person's death as many of your videos do (as in died in combat or old age).
This is one reason why I love tanks.
Just like jets, they can go absolute hero mode.
David vs Goliath stories like this are always the most suspenseful kind of war stories.
And in 2022, history is repeating itself. May the defenders come out on top once more. 🙏
@@Foreign0817 Slava Ukraini 🇺🇦
@@Foreign0817
And they did
@@jaredjosephsongheng372 Yes, but the fight ain't over yet.
@@Foreign0817
Still the Kyiv Counteroffensive kinda ruined Russia
He’s the very definition of a badass! Got interrupted on a holiday by jets, goes to the base and sees a bunch of injured soldiers being taken out of trucks and instantly starts to help the people that are carrying the injured soldiers, and then he gets called to get in a tank and go kill anything that moves and does that WITHOUT QUESTION and then kills about sixty tanks. If that doesn’t make him a badass then what is a real badass?
This story is amazing. That tank commander got some balls of steel
It amazes me that you guys are able to pump out these amazing videos at such a high rate, your content does not fall under the quality
Imagine chilling with your family and a few hours later you're a legendary war hero
I love the way you talk about heroes from many countries and not just one country. Keep it up yarnhub
The Centurion was an amazing tank for the Israelis. Same with the M60s and M48s. They had the ability to be modified easily to their advantage. Its the same reason why M60s are still in service with Israel today, in the form of the Pereh missile tank
some of the modified M60 (Magach 7C) are still in service, but only in limited number, the thing got the same main gun as the Merkava Mk4 (120mm)
Pereh is not in service anymore actually.
@@justchris3257 No, Magachs aren't in service anymore. In storage.
This story reminds me of this:
The Valley of Tears
During the Yom Kippur War, a small impossibly outnumbered Israeli force held back a large portion of the Syrian army, for four days in the Golan Heights. The Syrians were armed with hundreds of tanks, but gave the Israeli forces a false sense of security revealing only a few of their tanks in battle formation for months before the massive attack they had planned. If this attack was successful they could have taken Israel. They had three infantry divisions and over a thousand tanks. At one point, it was said to be just three Israeli tanks against one hundred and fifty Syrian tanks. A sergeant, out of shells wanted to leave his position, but was ordered to stay put. With no ammo, he was up against impossible odds. It would take a miracle to save him; to save Israel, and that’s just what happened. The Syrians retreated, just when the Israeli force was on the verge of collapse! It has been theorized that the Syrians didn’t know the tanks were out of shells and seeing only a few tanks changing positions, they may have believed that Israel had more tanks than they actually did. However, a Syrian soldier swears an army of Angels surrounded those few tanks Israel had and considering the rate of miracles surrounding the small country of Israel, that could truly be what happened in what is now known as, the Valley of Tears.
Psalm 121:4
Behold, He that keepeth Israel shall neither slumber nor sleep.
Amen.
I know this story! Sorry for making it religious btw it's just the only way we could explain it. We believe god made their scouts see a LOT more vehicles than the real number. Our forces never shot twice from the same location making it look like their reports were correct. It's an amazing story.
I have a few stories like this one when miracles happened to us and secured our victory.
@@theultimategamer9240 Israel is the Land of Miracles. Ben Gurion even said, that in Israel, if you do not believe in miracles, then you are not a realist.
@@m_0714 yeah that's pretty much how things are here lol
This is why you don’t mess with God’s people. You mess with Israeli, your gonna pay dearly for it.
What a story!! This is what true guts and heroism looks like
I salute you!!
israeli and heroic don't belong in the same sentence
Bro beating 20 tanks is pretty heroic
@@minianimejesus8792 considering how their soldiers armed to the teeth have been murdering journalists and civilians in Palestine, they are pretty much the biggest cowards in the world
@@MustafaKhan-hz5mr Cope.
As a Muslim I admire the defence of your country but I don’t like what Israel does to Palestine
dude was the first guy to get a quad ace in war thunder, respect
Bro dead ass had the thickest plot armour
Just to clarify things, Northern Israel isn't a desert...
As a proud Israeli and viewer of this channel I think you did a great job. this is an exceptional video. However there are a few misconceptions I felt need addressing:
0:10 - Yom kippur is not celebrated with a menorah, that is only used in Hannukah. Additionally the older males are not wearing a kippa when praying which is pretty much a requirement for praying no matter the strictness of your belief as a Jew.
1:39 - the Israeli symbol for medics and their equipment is a david star, not a cross (which is a Christian symbol)
Man you guy’s animation really improved over the pass few months! A very good job well done!!!
Amazing video, keep up the great work guy. I hope you have an amazing day.
You comment a minute after it came ot
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@@carjaxx3547 interesting
the best story i've ever heard. and the animation is fantastic!
The animation is amazing and the sunset at the beginning was incredible, keep up the great work
My teammate clutching a 7v1 battle in wotb- "Finally, a worthy opponent!"
These animations are the only history class I need. They just keep getting better and better ❤️
The only thing that stopped him from killing more is the sheer weight of his balls slowing down the tank
*Steel commanders, rule the battlefield spearhead flanders* in the distance
i think centurion is one of my fav early mbts so i’m glad a video bout one is made! thank you. very nice video as always!
What this man did was damn impressive. Hats off to him. Who can say they did better that he. Great video. I loved it.
After the battle he realized he didn't activate silver lion booster.
bruh he should have just abandoned the dam vehicle already, 20 kills is more than enough SP for the nuke.
I know that I’m late to the party but I just wanted to say that I’m glad you have continued to work on this channel, and each video keeps getting better and better, thank you for doing what you do.
your content quality is very awesome bro
those animations and voice over are as perfect as a movie!!!
keep up the great work !!
Amazing video, is such a nice tank and still is today my favorite post WW2 tank model, centurion (or in this case Sho't Kal) is Israelis hero tank. Brave hero like him is one of the motivation why I wanted to join the army when I grew up, thanks for the nice video yarnhub!
Good job yarnhub it looks great! 👍Its such a coincidence that a couple days ago I was just watching a vid of Binkovs battle ground on how the Israel's won with 1 tank vs 100 but tbh yarn hub has much such a big leap in the quality and awesomeness of there vids.!
I love this channel because the quality keeps getting better and better each vid they release
I dont know how this man is at 10 million subscriber yet,he does the best historical animated videos.
You are amazing at this I’ve watched every one of your videos and they are all soooo good
This is the best 3d history animation channel been watching since a year ago, video is fire, good job
Some of those shots, like the one of the commander looking through the periscope are just so bad ass
Wow the graphics and the storytelling are amazing as well as the event
Hey, I wanted to say Congratulations on half a million I hope to one day see you at a million.
I love this channel, from 2d to 3d your entertainment has only doubled .
That story is truly astonishing, and his words at the end of the video are just amazing
This is what happens when we give a chad a tank.
Centurion in real life: Strong as hell
Centurion in games: literally garbage
OI, not when you use em right! They aren't just German Panzerkampfwagens like Tigers and Panthers you can just toss to any old sod and have them pop off! You need to use the thinker to work with it!
@@airplanemaniacgaming7877 understandable thus I give you like
Great Channel continues to get better. Amazing work.
Another packer right out of the magazine.
The effects and execution are only getting better. The way the shots are made and the actions that occur within it really keep you on your toes. Your narrator goes above and beyond, fluctuating like the weaving sounds of battle itself. Your animators work really hard to animate the videos and so much more.
I'm glad to have found Yarnhub.
What a fellow. 30 hours in a tank, actually doing things. I could spend an hour in a tank and collapse all the same. Maybe I should join the military.
Great Video!!! Keep up to fantastic work!!!
Yup, here in israel tzvika force (כוח צביקה) of the most famous war stories
I love seeing sponsorships because your videos are great and lm so happy that you can continue making them.
Syrian commander: we have you out numbered 50 to 1!
Chad Greengold: I like those odds
Best animator/historian ever its cool its not too much nor too low
Dude literally got 20 kills in War Thunder in a Centurion.
I've done it. It's a scary tank when you use it right. Unfortunately (or fortunately, if you're my enemy), I usually end up bumblefucking around, and fail repeatedly. Though it makes sense why it costs an arm and a leg to repair the thing each time I die................It's a freaking GODLY vehicle!
Ahem, no.
With these animations continuing to improve in quality, it's crazy to think what they will look like in, say a year from now.
You've comeback, and outdone yourself again! But can I recommend some more naval stories such as USS Texas' adventures?
It's an overall great video, but I wanted to say one thing: In the beginning, you had a Jewish family standing in front of a chanukiah (candlabra). The day on which this war started was yom kippur, the Jewish day of atonement. The candlabra is the symbol of chanukah which is in December, not October. Great video though!
Technically it's not a chanukiah, it's a menorah. A chanukah has a total of 9 candles, but the one depicted has only 7. Still an odd choice for Yom Kippur.
@@amitai74 you're right, my bad
Your videos are the best I love them!
Great story. Animations are getting better and better.
The animation has improved allot! Keep up the good work.
Little suggestion: do a video about the battle of Yultong pls. Thank you
"With our Chieftains and *Centurions* , our frontline has been tempered" -Steel commanders/Lyrics line.
I love that song, especially that line. Just goes to show, don't fuck with the tea drinkers. they will t-bag you into the floor.
One thing i love about war is the bravery and astonishing acts that people can do. This is one of them
Did Zvika's tank survive the war too? That would be one heck of a museum piece to have. The crew and tank did a very good job if fighting. Not too many tank crews can boast of that feat. Awesome job men! Awesome job!
if you wanna see a great israeli tank movie, i strongly recommend 2009's Lebanon, about a Sho't Kal Gimel(i think) crew and gunner during the 1983 Lebanon war.
also Valley of Tears, which has a few episodes that cover the initial skirmishes and battles of the Yomm Kipur war.
Honestly, I only thinks Israel is the only one is the terrorist here and not Lebanon.
Lebanon trying to defending they country from Israel terrorists Invasion.
ONE OF THE BEST CHANNEL OF CZcams!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Getting major Greatest Tank Battles nostalgia from this!
Great video and animation well done! BUt one thing is that the searchlights on top of T-54/55 are active infrared, meaning at night u can't see them unless if your tank has a infrared device too.
I thought it was an Israeli tank vs 100 enemy tanks! I was wrong 😂Your explanation is very good, I need this for history test!
it was vs 100 tanks in first battle but they just run away like you see 1 ukrainian tank vs russia convoy when you hide and hit enemy vechines they don't know and panic same happened here but syria had over 100 tanks at least
@@Mr.Cool628 You're right