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5s | a few years ago |
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7s | we already made a video about the most |
9s | well-protected tanks in war thunder like |
13s | the german mouse or the american t-95 |
17s | tank destroyer but as time passed many |
21s | new vehicles were introduced to the game |
24s | including quite a few designs that were |
26s | considerably more modern |
28s | that's why today we're going to talk |
31s | about the most well protected heavies |
34s | once again |
35s | but this time |
37s | it's all about mbts |
42s | we start with the t-62m |
46s | 1 |
47s | an improved version of the soviet t-62 |
50s | during development engineers goal was to |
54s | bring the tank's survivability to the |
57s | standards of the late cold war era the |
60s | upper frontal plate was reinforced with |
62s | add-on composite armor and the vehicle |
65s | also received rubber side skirts and |
68s | side panels |
69s | as a result the hull of this t-62 is |
73s | well protected against hits with older |
76s | munitions and the turret can reliably |
78s | withstand early apf sds rounds |
86s | at sixth place we have the british |
89s | chieftain mark 10. this mbt is pretty |
94s | slow but that was a conscious decision |
97s | on the engineers part as they tried to |
100s | make the tank as well protected as |
102s | possible |
103s | and you know what |
105s | thanks to the shape and the thickness of |
107s | armor on the turret as well as the use |
110s | of steel brew armor a hull down |
113s | chieftain is almost invincible to |
116s | attacks with sub-caliber munitions its |
119s | upper glacy plate is not as thick as the |
122s | armor on the turret but it sloped at |
124s | more than 70 degrees |
132s | [Music] |
133s | then we have the m1 a1 hc |
138s | compared to earlier models this variant |
142s | of the iconic abrams features a modified |
145s | armor arrangement rounds like the |
148s | western dm-33 or the soviet 3bm 46 still |
153s | can penetrate the vehicle's defenses |
156s | but in most cases |
158s | only by hitting weak points like its |
160s | lower glacier the good part is that no |
163s | mobility was sacrificed to allow for |
166s | better survivability |
168s | this m1a1 is as mobile as ever |
175s | in the fourth place on our list is the |
177s | swedish s tank |
179s | the famous stridswagen 103a |
183s | what makes it different from most other |
185s | mbts is that it's a turretless design |
189s | with a fixed gun and a hydropneumatic |
193s | suspension its upper frontal plate is |
196s | only 40 millimeters thick but it sloped |
199s | at |
200s | 79 degrees |
202s | most rounds won't even leave a scratch |
204s | on that |
205s | the lower frontal plate can't boast such |
208s | a favorable angle as well but it still |
210s | can bounce off quite a few shells |
214s | furthermore the tank has fuel cans |
216s | placed along the sides acting as |
218s | additional armor against heat |
221s | projectiles |
222s | and thanks to the way the controls were |
224s | set the s tank can be operated by just a |
228s | single crew member |
233s | at the third place we have the british |
236s | challenger 2 tes |
239s | what can we say the british do like |
241s | their armor the turret face of the tank |
244s | can reliably withstand hits with modern |
247s | rounds the only hits that are really |
250s | dangerous to us are the ones to the gun |
252s | mantlet furthermore era blocks on the |
256s | sides provide decent protection against |
258s | heat projectiles with the exception of |
261s | tandem charge weapons and the tank is |
264s | pretty well defended against sub-caliber |
266s | rounds |
267s | at the same time |
268s | when it comes to mobility |
270s | this challenger shares the fate of the |
273s | chieftain |
274s | some sacrifices had to be made to get |
276s | that superior survivability |
283s | [Music] |
285s | the silver medal goes to the soviet |
288s | t-72b |
290s | mbt |
291s | it's an upgraded variant of the |
293s | legendary t-72a |
296s | the armor of this model is strong enough |
299s | to protect the vehicle from sub caliber |
302s | munitions and the contact 1 era performs |
306s | really well against heat projectiles |
311s | finally the well-deserved gold goes to |
315s | two tanks at the same time |
318s | the soviet |
319s | t-80bvm |
321s | and the swedish strv 122 b plss |
326s | which is a heavily modified and upgraded |
330s | leopard 2. |
332s | despite the fact that those vehicles |
334s | were produced by different schools of |
336s | tank design |
338s | both tanks are really good at taking a |
340s | punch and are fully deserving of the |
343s | first place honor |
345s | if an enemy projectile isn't hitting |
347s | their turret ring or the mantlet they |
349s | can withstand literally any hit to the |
352s | front of their turrets |
354s | the bodies of those tanks are really |
356s | well protected also |
358s | granted they're not as tough as the |
361s | turret front but they still provide |
363s | enough protection to withstand hits by |
365s | the strongest rounds in the game |
368s | also as opposed to many other designs |
370s | competing for the same title |
372s | these mbts do not sacrifice any of their |
376s | mobility for armor |
379s | if you want to play on a well-protected |
381s | mbt |
382s | these two are definitely your best |
385s | choices |
389s | every tank that made it on the list is |
392s | well defended against the guns of its |
394s | contemporaries but you can't stop |
397s | progress |
398s | engineers are constantly creating new |
401s | ways to deal with armor |
403s | tandem charge weapons |
405s | multi-role missiles and rounds designed |
408s | to explode right above the target's thin |
411s | roof |
411s | all of these pose a serious threat to |
414s | even the most well protected mbts |
417s | by the way do you like vehicles with |
419s | heavy armor or do you prefer lighter |
422s | vehicles |
424s | and did we mention any of your favorites |
427s | please come on guys tell us in the |
429s | comments below we're waiting to hear |
432s | from you |
435s | [Music] |
460s | you |