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It has been said that there exists a place in which all of histories most important and influential tank designs rest, a place where the tanks are lined all the way to the horizon, somewhere that the mortal tank enthusiast can experience true enlightenment. For years we thought this place was only of legend, or The Tank Museum in Bovington, but now; I tell you that it is real, and it is here!

This is my 2nd trip to the Fort Moore (previously Fort Benning) Armor and Cavalry Collection down in Georgia where I got to see some of the most amazing and rare tanks in the world! This year was truly something special, and I hope you enjoy watching it as much as I've had making it!!

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Great resources to check out to learn more about some of the things I talk about in the video!

- M3 Lee/Grant book by David Doyle (I cannot recommend this book enough)
- Shermanator tank part 2 (ft. The_Chieftain) has really great mechanical deep dive on the M4A2 Sherman with the diesel engines [ Ссылка ]
- An amazing video on the history and development of the Ford GAA engine of the M4A3 Sherman [ Ссылка ]
- How to start a Stuart Tank [ Ссылка ]
- Dedicated video on the Mk V* we saw in the collection [ Ссылка ]
- Origins of the Renault FT tank [ Ссылка ]
- Walk around of a Renault FT and more cool information [ Ссылка ]
- My own video where I talk a lot about French tanks such as the Somua 35 (further research links in that videos description as well) [ Ссылка ]
- Inside the hatch style video by Potential History on the Type 95 Ha Go tank [ Ссылка ]
- Another video by Potential History on Japanese tank development [ Ссылка ]
- SENSHA blog on Japanese tanks [ Ссылка ]

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