War Thunder BRITISH TANKS A34 Comet, Churchill & Centurion War Thunder British Tanks Hype! - New British Tanks ●War Thunder Playlist: http://bit.ly/WarThndr That Social Media Though - Instagram for more Adventure! ●Second Gaming Channel: http://bit.ly/BVCasual ●Instagram: http://instagram.com/baronsadventures ●Twitter: https://twitter.com/BaronVonGamez ●Facebook: http://on.fb.me/1iX1d70 ●Twitch Stream: http://www.twitch.tv/baronvongamez ●Adventure Channel: http://bit.ly/BaronsAdventures About the NEW British Tanks: The “Churchill” is a legendary British infantry support tank. Thanks to its successful design and excellent armour protection, which was further enhanced as the vehicle was modernized, the “Churchill” successfully participated in various theaters of World War II, including even parts of the Battle of Kursk and the Korean War. Its extremely low maximum speed on roads and cross country is made up for by very good armour protection. The Mk.III comes equipped with a 6-pounder (57mm) anti-tank cannon, which may sometimes be lacking in penetration to combat some enemy vehicles on medium to far distances. Thus, the driver of the “Churchill” has to adapt his tactics by steadily approaching the enemy and attacking from short distance. At the same the Churchill can provide cover to nearby allied vehicles using its massive hull. This third modification of the British “Centurion” tank was equipped with the QF 20 (83.8mm) pounder cannon, which is a very unique weapon indeed: It was an extremely powerful main cannon produced in opposition to the infamous German 88mm KwK.43 cannon. It came equipped with a cannon that utilised the so-called “sabot” rounds, in which the projectile was encased in a detachable holder - the sabot. While it came too late to actively participate in World War II, it proved its effectiveness in other conflicts like the Korean War and Vietnam. In War Thunder, this vehicle will take its rightful place at rank IV, where it will be a worthy opponent for the late modifications of the Panther and T-44. The A34 “Comet” was the further development of the “Cromwell”. An incredible vehicle, which was recognized by the British command as the best in its class. At a weight of only 33 tons, its firepower was greater than the firepower of any other Allied medium tank of its time. The only other comparable vehicle within the British Ground Forces, the Sherman Firefly, was greatly inferior to the “Comet” in all characteristics, except the cannon’s penetration. ●M18 Hellcat: https://youtu.be/GDUTUhvPgp4 ●1.49 D-Day Map: https://youtu.be/WwmAcROq2CU ●Sherman Calliope: https://youtu.be/6ULIbvNap5g ●War Thunder Playlist: http://bit.ly/WarThndr Official War Thunder Partner, download War Thunder Free: http://warthunder.com/play4free?r=youtube_BaronVonGamez Thanks for watching! -Baron

• published: 31 Jul 2015
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