Videos tagged with Tank Armament

This video discusses the unconventional method of mounting WWI French 75mm field guns into tanks, specifically the Saint-Chamond. The primary focus is on how the original traverse mechanism, which uses a worm gear to slide the entire gun assembly left and right on its axle, was retained without modification when installed in the tanks. This approach, while functional for field artillery, presented unique challenges when integrated into armored vehicles.

This guide details the disassembly of the Vickers Class C/T machine gun, focusing on barrel removal for maintenance. Expert Ian McCollum demonstrates how to access the barrel by first opening the top cover and then disassembling the muzzle booster. The barrel can then be withdrawn from the rear of the receiver, a design feature allowing for in-situ replacement within a tank. This process is crucial for maintaining the weapon's operational readiness in confined armored vehicles.

This guide provides an overview of the weapon systems found on the M4 Sherman tank, as detailed by experts Nicholas Moran and Ian McCollum. It covers the main 76mm gun, the various Browning machine guns (.30 and .50 caliber), and the personal defense firearms issued to the crew. The information emphasizes the tactical roles and historical context of each weapon.

This video provides an expert-level look at the M4 Sherman tank, detailing its historical significance and technical specifications. It features demonstrations of its secondary armaments, the M1919 and M2 Browning machine guns, showcasing their capabilities with various targets. The video also highlights the efforts of Team Defiant in supporting wounded veterans through outdoor activities, including a demonstration of the Action Trackchair.