The Army Door Knocker | Pak 35/36 | Anti-Tank Chats
In this video, we look at the Pak 35/36, the German Army’s first anti-tank gun. Obsolete by 1941, it picked up the nickname Heeresanklopfgerat – the army door knocker – after its inability to penetrate tank armour. In spite of this, it carried on in service until 1945. Chris Copson talks you through the gun and its history. Support The Tank Museum & Get great perks: ► Patreon: / tankmuseum ► YouTube Membership: / @thetankmuseum 00:00 | Intro 00:25 | Development 02:46 | Demonstration 05:12 | Service & Performance #tankmuseum #ChrisCopson #Pak36

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