Driving Through Buildings: Myth vs Reality

🚀Communication inside a tank is done through hand signals due to the engine's loud noise.

🔥Firing a gun with anything inside the barrel can cause the barrel to rupture and render the gun unusable.

🔒Tanks are vulnerable to mobility kills, where the engine or running gear is disabled to immobilize the tank.

🎥In tank battle scenes, tanks are often portrayed as faster and more maneuverable than they actually are.

🎯Tanks rely on infantry for situational awareness, as they have limited visibility inside the tank.

Can tanks communicate verbally inside?

—No, tank crews use hand signals to communicate due to the loud noise of the tank's engine.

Is it common for gun barrels to get damaged?

—Firing a gun with anything inside the barrel can cause it to rupture, rendering the gun unusable.

How can tanks be immobilized?

—Tanks can be immobilized through mobility kills, which target the engine or running gear.

Are tanks as fast and maneuverable as shown in movies?

—Tanks are often depicted as faster and more maneuverable than they actually are in movies.

Do tank crews have good visibility inside the tank?

—Tank crews have limited visibility inside the tank and rely on infantry for situational awareness.

00:03Tank battle scenes in movies often lack realism.

02:35Communication inside tanks is done through hand signals due to the loud engine noise.

03:59Firing a gun with anything inside the barrel can cause it to rupture.

06:00Tanks are vulnerable to mobility kills, targeting the engine or running gear.

08:35Tanks are not as fast and maneuverable as depicted in movies.