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Welcome to PTWar — where history comes alive through the thunder of war and the clash of steel.
If you’re fascinated by military history, powerful weapons, and legendary battles, then you’ve found your battlefield. Join me, and let’s explore the stories that shaped the world.
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This is a 150 vs 150 tank crew battle between the Soviet Union and Germany. Enjoy the video via the link below
https://youtu.be/BiPhSTuJkBw
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A large-scale simulated battle between 30 T-34-100 tanks and Panzer IV Ausf. H. Two iconic armored vehicles from the Soviet Union and Germany clash head-on in a brutal engagement, where firepower, armor protection, and tactics determine the outcome on the battlefield. Which side will prevail — the raw power of the T-34-100’s 100mm gun, or the balance and combat experience of the Panzer IV H? Watch the video and share your thoughts in the comments!
https://youtu.be/lgu_VJWE5nA
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The M48A3 is an iconic American main battle tank, widely deployed during the Vietnam War. The Type 59, on the other hand, is a Chinese tank developed from the Soviet T-54 design.
Now imagine a battlefield where ten M48A3 tanks face off against ten Type 59s, lining up for combat in a 19th-century–style formation. What would such a clash look like?
Watch the full battle unfold at the YouTube link below.
https://youtu.be/G9bwm82t0E4
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The German Panzer VIII tank from World War II, code-named Maus, was once considered the largest, heaviest, and most powerful tank ever built.
However, it was only “the biggest” in prototype form and never had the chance to appear on the battlefield.
Originally called the Mammut, the Maus never saw actual combat, making it difficult to assess its true effectiveness in warfare.
Some historians believe that if the Maus had been mass-produced and deployed, it could have changed the course of World War II.
However, many others argue that even if it had been used on the Western Front, it would have been severely limited by its lack of mobility and the difficulty of maintaining consistent firing performance during battle.
Even so, with the surviving prototypes that exist today, the Maus still stands as the largest and heaviest tank ever constructed by mankind, a truly remarkable achievement in military engineering.
The Maus represents the logical outcome of Nazi Germany’s military ambitions.
Hitler’s army was known for its grand ambitions and its pursuit of groundbreaking, ahead-of-its-time technologies.
Nazi Germany produced numerous unique military inventions, including powerful vehicles and devastating weapons.
So, it’s no surprise that Hitler’s forces dreamed of building the largest tank the world had ever seen.
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