That firetail looks just amazing at each shot – the third one miss the Russian positions but crazy how it goes trough the trees!
Btw. from my feeling we see recently a lot videos from leopards firing at the front?! Just a feeling or did it increase?
I’m already looking for my magnifying glass…
Get sum 🇺🇦
Damn, seeing that projectile fly with the shockwave at the end looks cool as hell.
Somebody’s having a very bad day. Good news it will be a short day.
It’s like a rail gun from sci-fi. Is it just flying really low to the ground picking up dirt or is that normal ?
If your going to steal someone else’s post steal the full size version please
u/progressiveokay nice footage find
Every MBT should have at least one Bradley escorting for exactly this purpose,
Is it a good idea to have a lonely tank going to town like that? Honest question.
Just reading “Ukrainian Leopard Tank” made me smile as a german.
I love to see our big cats roar for a good cause.
Edit: Which version of Leopard?
Great. Next time replace the music with a blast sound
Its looks to be completely solo. Isn’t that crazy?
Judging by the amount of Leopard footage in relatively close combat in Kursk is it fair to say Russia is failing to employ drones at a sufficient rate there? I don’t think we’ve seen tanks hitting convoys as frequently since the very start of the war.
It’s crazy how fast these shells go, and these aren’t even the sabot rounds that go much faster
Insane how you could see the shock wave from the projectile the entire way…
How many ammo there are in one Leopard?
Tanks always look so benign, until you see video like this.
Don’t really understand the distance. I mean, really close would make some sense if they have to fire into holes, to get a downward angle, but this isn’t close enough for that. But if they stayed in the treeline we see on the horizon in the video, so maybe a kilometer away, the shells would already drop a bit so they can fire them well into the treeline here, and it would keep the tank safer: out of RPG range, and if it got hit by a drone, the crew could get away, and the tank could also be salvaged later, both impossible if it gets wrecked in the open 200m in front of the Russian positions. Any ideas?
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German tanks on Russian soil, beautiful
That firetail looks just amazing at each shot – the third one miss the Russian positions but crazy how it goes trough the trees!
Btw. from my feeling we see recently a lot videos from leopards firing at the front?! Just a feeling or did it increase?
I’m already looking for my magnifying glass…
Get sum 🇺🇦
Damn, seeing that projectile fly with the shockwave at the end looks cool as hell.
Somebody’s having a very bad day. Good news it will be a short day.
It’s like a rail gun from sci-fi. Is it just flying really low to the ground picking up dirt or is that normal ?
If your going to steal someone else’s post steal the full size version please
u/progressiveokay nice footage find
Every MBT should have at least one Bradley escorting for exactly this purpose,
Is it a good idea to have a lonely tank going to town like that? Honest question.
Just reading “Ukrainian Leopard Tank” made me smile as a german.
I love to see our big cats roar for a good cause.
Edit: Which version of Leopard?
Great. Next time replace the music with a blast sound
Its looks to be completely solo. Isn’t that crazy?
Judging by the amount of Leopard footage in relatively close combat in Kursk is it fair to say Russia is failing to employ drones at a sufficient rate there? I don’t think we’ve seen tanks hitting convoys as frequently since the very start of the war.
It’s crazy how fast these shells go, and these aren’t even the sabot rounds that go much faster
Insane how you could see the shock wave from the projectile the entire way…
How many ammo there are in one Leopard?
Tanks always look so benign, until you see video like this.
Don’t really understand the distance. I mean, really close would make some sense if they have to fire into holes, to get a downward angle, but this isn’t close enough for that. But if they stayed in the treeline we see on the horizon in the video, so maybe a kilometer away, the shells would already drop a bit so they can fire them well into the treeline here, and it would keep the tank safer: out of RPG range, and if it got hit by a drone, the crew could get away, and the tank could also be salvaged later, both impossible if it gets wrecked in the open 200m in front of the Russian positions. Any ideas?
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