US Autoloaders, Part 1. 37mm T16 through T54E1
The US Army has been testing the concept of autoloaders in tanks since WW2, with a very wide variety of mechanism designs being tried. In this video, I cover some of the earliest designs, the T16 which was installed in the M5 light tank, and the T30E1, T37 Phase II, T41E1, T69 and T54E1. As a bonus, I think I use a number of photos not previously released. Later videos will take up from T54 and move through to today. Links to descriptions of the T16. https://worldoftanks.com/en/news/chie... http://forum.worldoftanks.com/index.p... Previous autoloader video. • Whither the Autoloader? Public facebook page: / thechieftainarmor Improved-Computer-And-Scout Car Fund: Patreon: / the_chieftain Direct Paypal https://paypal.me/thechieftainshat

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