How To Tell Soviet Tanks Apart

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I have greater depression than soviet tanks

American T-Series tanks: Who are you? Soviet T-Series tanks: I'm you, but more confusing.

Showed no mercy on the T-14

13:26 bahahahah putting the suicide hotline sponsor on the war thunder logo lmao

Hope this will help me in war thunder.

The position of the exhausts became an even greater recognition pointer when we moved onto thermal imagry sights.

This will certainly make my Simulator Battle experience in Warthunder less painful

Me, an intellectual: - T-54/55: Upside down dome - T-62: Lmao upside down frying pan - T-64: Lmao uglier upside down frying pan - T-72/80: T-72 lol - T-90: crab with eyes

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This brings back memories of long nights and days doing Vehicle Identification classes when I was an M1A1 Tank Commander and Gunner. Usually conducted by our Troop Master Gunner. We had to identify all NATO and Threat tank and armored vehicles from all over the world. Many non-aligned countries and newly joined NATO former Warsaw Pact countries still operated Soviet era tanks and armored vehicles back in the late 1990s and present. We also had to identify markings, camouflage patterns, and other modifications. Tactics, Training, and Practices were another interesting to learn about Soviet and Warsaw Pact tactics employed in combat to know what each formation indicates from defensive to offensive movements. Armor and Cavalry units can employ many battle drills and Courses Of Actions during an engagement.

As a Syrian 🇸🇾, I find recognizing the Soviet and Russian tanks is extremely easy

It's very easy to tell if a tank is a T-64, the road wheels on the t-64 are smaller than the rest.

Most T-84's do not have a large rear turret bussel. What you showed in side view was the prototype T-84-120 Ятаган. But T-84, T-84-120 Ятаган, and Ukraines most modern T-84БМ Оплот do have Варта dazzlers, which are a copy of the Russian Штора.

Yes! Thank you. That was very much worth the wait. And while roadwheels are a great way to tell the different variants apart - my favourite way is for sure the usage of mental health. :))

DAMN! The T- series is my favorite of all tanks and I was so eager someone could've made a video exactly for this purpose! THANK YOU.

Exactly what my last Wiki rabbit hole was about. After finishing the MBTs, I branched out to engineering and bridge laying vehicles. My head is full of tracked vehicles right now.

alternative: play war thunder so much you just know at a glance. this is a call for help

Can’t you also tell T-54s and T-55s apart from the presence of a fume extractor on the T-55 but the lack of one on the T-54?

9:59 T-90A has the "Essa" thermal imaging sight, not the "Sosna-U". Basic T-90 has the 3rd gen passive-active "Buran-M" IR sight.