Comments by "Dennis Young" (@dennisyoung4631) on "Military History Visualized" channel.

  1. Or, the Greek “Chi”, which 1) the Cyrillic letter resembles, and 2) sounds like, to a degree. My learning Koiné Greek many years ago largely helped in learning Cyrillic letters.
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  2. Truck hunting? The Russké have lots of trucks…
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  3. Thanks for the comment. This sounds usable in a fictional context, e.g. when going into built up areas, several vehicles, each with three two-gun turrets, enter in column and have two guns in one direction and the third in the other. Note also the turrets are staggered, hence most of the guns can fire ahead and blanket an area with medium caliber shells, 20 - 35 mm.
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  4.  @aaronseet2738  I think the "t-35" might have been one of them. (Checked.) Note that the three-turreted vehicles mentioned earlier have surprisingly destructive shells for a given caliber, e.g. a "27mm" is as bad as something a good deal larger here for both blast and splinters, if somewhat less capable in terms of penetration.
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  5. I’ve wondered why they didn’t elongate the chassis 1-3 feet (30-90 cm) to provide more room for fuel, etc…
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  6. Did the “Thunder Egg” have splinters?
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  7. Püppchen?
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  8. I sure got my bruises at the range when I fired a match with one! I got a match HBAR (AR-15) after being sore for a week from that evil thing! My score improved quite a bit, then.
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