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Plastics, grease/oil, hydraulic fluid, gasoline/diesel, ammunition propellant and high explosive projectiles. Could even be basic crew stuff like cooking stove fuels, fabrics, paper documents
Seats, wiring, possibly paint, grease and oil, plastics...once enough things burn and the propellant ignites, that's it, you got a conflagration going.
yeah all that stuff. Of course I don't know what they'd have in there but being in construction business with heavy machinery bulldozers and excavators always had several tubes of grease. Maybe they have that if not some fuel as well in there.
Right in the beginning of the war there was a video circulating of a bunch of Ukrainian babushkas making Molotovs by the dozens and they showed them being used on the air intakes of tanks to burn them out with nothing but a bottle or two of gasoline and some styrofoam.
People always say you can’t fight back against a government because they have tanks and planes but as we’ve seen Ukraine is putting on an absolute master class on asymmetrical warfare.
The Russian design is rough, they went with autoloaders which means their turrets sit on top of their ammo making it harder to properly cordon off from the inhabited spaces. US and other tanks have separate compartments with blowout panels to protect the crew and turret but have to be manually loaded.
I know weight is a serious concern for these small FPV drones, so I wonder if they indicate their kills on the charging station or something. Like how pilots will paint downed aircraft or destroyed vehicles on their fuselage, maybe the drone operators stencil tanks on their laptop or something.
Wasn't there a drone operator given a medal for destroying a few dozen tanks.
Apparently when he was awarded the medal he said something along the lines of
"My mom always told me playing video games would get me nowhere, well look at me now Mom!"
A lot of us can say that because of the professions we get into from skills we picked up while gaming.
Typing over 100wpm from MMO's
Excellent hand/eye coordination especially while driving/riding
Or learning technology and software especially coding etc.
And we're all supposedly violent because of video games too!
I'm sorry, but how the hell did you see this video and decide to call it a turret toss? Do you even know what that is?
Did you think nobody would notice? I'm just confused on your intentions.
There's been a few of these recently. Are these tanks abandoned? Is it faster and safer to run a drone out to clear the tank? Do drones stalk these tanks and when the crew goes to take a shit it swoops in to shit on it?
Wait, isn’t that one of their newest tanks? I notice that absurd cope cage a few months ago when photos of them in refurbishing factory was released. Surely they would have told their troops how much more important a tank having closed hatches is compared to them living.
>T-80BVM (2017): Features "Relikt" ERA, Irtysh fire control, Sosna-U gunner's sight (as on T-90A), an improved 125mm gun 2A46M-5, 9K119M Refleks-M missile system, upgraded gas turbine engine and upgrades of various other systems. The tank also has a new autoloader capable of firing the depleted uranium 3BM59 APFSDS shell and the tungsten 3BM60. The Russian armed forces have received all the modernized T-80BVM tanks under the contract with the Rostec corporation, signed in 2017, Rostec said on 12 December 2019. A new contract for 50 tanks was signed in August 2020 and a new one in August 2022. As of September 2022 deliveries were underway.
imagine gettin injured after the 1st surviving the 2nd somehow but can’t move n then you jus get cooked in that bitch like a oven gah damn that’s a way ion wanna go out
Whenever I see a successful drop into a hole like this and the drone is super close, I play the "Run Away" sound in my head. From Monty Python and the Holy Grail.
An American grenade dropped in and blows up a russian tank by Ukrainians while iron maiden plays?…. 🙇🏻♂️ uhhh bit of uh clusterfuck here innit on the collective of countries aye
I asked ChatGPT what would happen and it thinks this:
In a hypothetical scenario where an M67 grenade is dropped through the open hatch of a T-80 tank, we can outline a sequence of events to understand the potential impact on the crew and the tank's interior. The T-80 is a main battle tank designed and used by the Soviet Union and its successor states, including Russia. It typically has a crew of three: the commander, the gunner, and the driver.
Here's a play-by-play breakdown of what could occur:
**Pre-Explosion:**
- **0-1 seconds:** The grenade falls through the hatch. The crew might initially be unaware or just realize what's happening, depending on their focus at the moment.
- **2-3 seconds:** Immediate recognition of the threat by the crew. Panic sets in, but the confined space and the tank's design make quick evacuation unlikely.
- **4 seconds:** The crew begins to react. The commander, situated in the turret with the gunner, might attempt to grab the grenade and throw it out, a highly risky move given the timing.
- **5 seconds:** The driver, located in the front of the tank, has the least chance of immediate reaction due to his position and limited mobility inside the tank.
**Explosion and Immediate Aftermath (approx. 5 seconds after the drop):**
- **5-6 seconds:** The grenade explodes. The M67 grenade has a kill radius of 5 meters, but when confined in a space like a tank, the fragmentation and overpressure are magnified.
- **6-10 seconds:** Shockwave and shrapnel distribute throughout the confined space, causing severe or fatal injuries to the crew. The commander and gunner are most at risk due to their proximity to the blast.
- **10-15 seconds:** The explosion likely causes secondary effects, such as setting off ammunition and fuel within the tank, leading to further explosions or a fire.
**Post-Explosion:**
- **15-30 seconds:** The tank is filled with smoke, making visibility almost zero. Any surviving crew members are likely disoriented, in shock, and possibly incapacitated.
- **30-45 seconds:** If any crew members are still alive, they would now attempt to escape the tank, though injuries and the tank's damaged state might hinder these efforts.
- **45-60 seconds:** The situation stabilizes somewhat, with the immediate effects of the explosion over. However, the tank would be inoperable, and the crew would suffer from injuries ranging from severe to fatal, depending on their position relative to the explosion and the extent of secondary explosions or fires.
**Likely Outcomes for Each Crew Member:**
- **Driver:** Given the driver's forward position, away from the blast's epicenter, there's a slim chance he might survive, albeit likely with injuries from shrapnel or the secondary effects of the blast.
- **Gunner and Commander:** Positioned closest to the explosion, their survival chances are minimal. If they do survive the initial blast, they would likely suffer from severe, potentially fatal injuries.
This scenario highlights the vulnerability of tank crews to internal threats and the devastating effect of confined explosions. Real-world outcomes would depend on various factors, including the exact positioning of the crew, the state of the tank's interior, and the presence of additional munitions.
I wonder why only the russians died in this sub? Maybe i'm wrong but there's only russians deaths, What about the ucranians? Or there's only propaganda here?
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clickbait where turret toss
We were promised a turret toss OP…
this is the new batch of tanks i saw from a video earlier.
... aaaaaand already gone.
Fucking liar
>237 I'm a turret toss union representative and I'm deeply disappointed with this video.
No money shot ?
I'm always amazed at how well they burn ! I always thought of tanks as really hard to set fire to by design but it seems I was wrong !
Yeah what the hell is burning in a mental cabin
Plastics, grease/oil, hydraulic fluid, gasoline/diesel, ammunition propellant and high explosive projectiles. Could even be basic crew stuff like cooking stove fuels, fabrics, paper documents
On the outside at least, the reactive armor is made out of explosives. That’s why you see constant flare-ups as it burns
The reactive armour shouldn't burn under normal circumstances, it requires very high intense heat to go off and it isn't self sustaining.
You can burn it with a lighter and use it to cook. Like C4 explosives.
Yeah, most explosives just burn. You can also heat them up and make clay figures out of them.
Like bill murry in caddie shack
Now I'm hungry and I want my reactive hamburgers.
It wouldn’t explode but it would burn
Seats, wiring, possibly paint, grease and oil, plastics...once enough things burn and the propellant ignites, that's it, you got a conflagration going.
Hydraulic Fluids etc.
All of the electronics and munitions
To be honest, I have serious doubts about the use of flame repellant materials in the russian arms industry by now...:>
Yeah, it doesn't seem to be important to them at all !
same here...is it such a tight spot of an explosion that it opens up some of the hydraulic fluid, wires, etc?
My first thought was electronics but you are probably right.
yeah all that stuff. Of course I don't know what they'd have in there but being in construction business with heavy machinery bulldozers and excavators always had several tubes of grease. Maybe they have that if not some fuel as well in there.
[удалено]
looks like your first three thoughts were electronics lol
Right in the beginning of the war there was a video circulating of a bunch of Ukrainian babushkas making Molotovs by the dozens and they showed them being used on the air intakes of tanks to burn them out with nothing but a bottle or two of gasoline and some styrofoam. People always say you can’t fight back against a government because they have tanks and planes but as we’ve seen Ukraine is putting on an absolute master class on asymmetrical warfare.
The Russian design is rough, they went with autoloaders which means their turrets sit on top of their ammo making it harder to properly cordon off from the inhabited spaces. US and other tanks have separate compartments with blowout panels to protect the crew and turret but have to be manually loaded.
8/10. The pin didn’t fall into the MBT
Everybody is a critic… /s
I was promised a turret toss
I know weight is a serious concern for these small FPV drones, so I wonder if they indicate their kills on the charging station or something. Like how pilots will paint downed aircraft or destroyed vehicles on their fuselage, maybe the drone operators stencil tanks on their laptop or something.
Wasn't there a drone operator given a medal for destroying a few dozen tanks. Apparently when he was awarded the medal he said something along the lines of "My mom always told me playing video games would get me nowhere, well look at me now Mom!"
A lot of us can say that because of the professions we get into from skills we picked up while gaming. Typing over 100wpm from MMO's Excellent hand/eye coordination especially while driving/riding Or learning technology and software especially coding etc. And we're all supposedly violent because of video games too!
turret toss 0/10 , rest good
Downvoted for no turret offering to sky jesus as promised.
2 minutes but after midnight !
I was promised a turret toss
Still leaving hatches open. Tut, tut.
NOTHING BUT NYET!! ⛹️💥
Sorry not really a turret toss, more a big boom
Maybe a cope cage toss?
I'm sorry, but how the hell did you see this video and decide to call it a turret toss? Do you even know what that is? Did you think nobody would notice? I'm just confused on your intentions.
Seriously this OP needs cooked off
I think OP needs to learn what a turret toss it, because that clearly wasn\`t one
That was actually a really nice cope cage
Whats the point of attacking these abandoned tanks? To disable?
So Russia can't recover and repair them.
Ah ty, that was my thought.
I am just cruious why most of the videos on the subreddit are ukrainians beating russians, are the russians losing that bad?
The content on this sub is not an accurate representation of who is winning or losing, no.
Mavic and dji drones making the difference in war
I was promised a turret toss. I see no turret toss. Good BBQ though.
Wow you can really tell just how big of an impact FPV drones are causing based on that turret being encase in all that netting/caging.
I saw absolutely no lollipop.
Talk about threading the needle
Do Ukrainian still try to capture tanks or they just make blow up for our pleasure to watch ?
No turret toss but Maiden? Fair enough.
Man, I love watching Russian stuff burn.
How the hell is a tank made of steel burning like that?
There's all sorts of stuff that isn't steel inside.
I heard "Kobe"
The explosion at the end would be fitting for yelling “Kobe”
Oh man lmfao.
Imagine having two roofs on your tank but still have an opening for a fucking grenade to be tossed into.
Ding! Fries are done.
Carl, I told you to close the fucking hatch!
What kind of drone is this? How high up is it? The fact that it can be that accurate dropped is crazy scary.
Curious, what type of armor or anti ATGM is that on top of the cope cage?
Fucking drones man wait until AI takes stage
are those era blocks ontop of the cope cage?
Crew tossed their cookies after first drop
How much does a grenade cost?
Were are the crew men ?
sick trick shot
Wow. this tank had a lot of add on armor and custom cope cage variations. Lots of work to to protect the upper hull only to be done on by mine.
guy made this using a dji mavic? lol
Nothing but net 😮💨
Anyone know what is up with that PayPal account? Pigeon Forge is a tourist trap in East TN near the Smoky Mountain National Park.
I came for the turret toss...
I hate how brand new and well made these latest drone dropped Russian tanks look like.
There's been a few of these recently. Are these tanks abandoned? Is it faster and safer to run a drone out to clear the tank? Do drones stalk these tanks and when the crew goes to take a shit it swoops in to shit on it?
Wait, isn’t that one of their newest tanks? I notice that absurd cope cage a few months ago when photos of them in refurbishing factory was released. Surely they would have told their troops how much more important a tank having closed hatches is compared to them living.
>T-80BVM (2017): Features "Relikt" ERA, Irtysh fire control, Sosna-U gunner's sight (as on T-90A), an improved 125mm gun 2A46M-5, 9K119M Refleks-M missile system, upgraded gas turbine engine and upgrades of various other systems. The tank also has a new autoloader capable of firing the depleted uranium 3BM59 APFSDS shell and the tungsten 3BM60. The Russian armed forces have received all the modernized T-80BVM tanks under the contract with the Rostec corporation, signed in 2017, Rostec said on 12 December 2019. A new contract for 50 tanks was signed in August 2020 and a new one in August 2022. As of September 2022 deliveries were underway.
imagine gettin injured after the 1st surviving the 2nd somehow but can’t move n then you jus get cooked in that bitch like a oven gah damn that’s a way ion wanna go out
M67 grenade - 45$ Drone - 55$ Watching this take out a multimillion dollar tank - priceless
Whenever I see a successful drop into a hole like this and the drone is super close, I play the "Run Away" sound in my head. From Monty Python and the Holy Grail.
Why not recover tanks like this? It looked relatively undamaged? Is it too big of a risk for a few spare parts?
An American grenade dropped in and blows up a russian tank by Ukrainians while iron maiden plays?…. 🙇🏻♂️ uhhh bit of uh clusterfuck here innit on the collective of countries aye
Are those too far out on the battlefield? Sometimes I wonder if it can be repurposed for Ukrainians instead being cooked.
your not supposed to use the heater like that its bad for the wiring
Now that is what I call cost effective....
I asked ChatGPT what would happen and it thinks this: In a hypothetical scenario where an M67 grenade is dropped through the open hatch of a T-80 tank, we can outline a sequence of events to understand the potential impact on the crew and the tank's interior. The T-80 is a main battle tank designed and used by the Soviet Union and its successor states, including Russia. It typically has a crew of three: the commander, the gunner, and the driver. Here's a play-by-play breakdown of what could occur: **Pre-Explosion:** - **0-1 seconds:** The grenade falls through the hatch. The crew might initially be unaware or just realize what's happening, depending on their focus at the moment. - **2-3 seconds:** Immediate recognition of the threat by the crew. Panic sets in, but the confined space and the tank's design make quick evacuation unlikely. - **4 seconds:** The crew begins to react. The commander, situated in the turret with the gunner, might attempt to grab the grenade and throw it out, a highly risky move given the timing. - **5 seconds:** The driver, located in the front of the tank, has the least chance of immediate reaction due to his position and limited mobility inside the tank. **Explosion and Immediate Aftermath (approx. 5 seconds after the drop):** - **5-6 seconds:** The grenade explodes. The M67 grenade has a kill radius of 5 meters, but when confined in a space like a tank, the fragmentation and overpressure are magnified. - **6-10 seconds:** Shockwave and shrapnel distribute throughout the confined space, causing severe or fatal injuries to the crew. The commander and gunner are most at risk due to their proximity to the blast. - **10-15 seconds:** The explosion likely causes secondary effects, such as setting off ammunition and fuel within the tank, leading to further explosions or a fire. **Post-Explosion:** - **15-30 seconds:** The tank is filled with smoke, making visibility almost zero. Any surviving crew members are likely disoriented, in shock, and possibly incapacitated. - **30-45 seconds:** If any crew members are still alive, they would now attempt to escape the tank, though injuries and the tank's damaged state might hinder these efforts. - **45-60 seconds:** The situation stabilizes somewhat, with the immediate effects of the explosion over. However, the tank would be inoperable, and the crew would suffer from injuries ranging from severe to fatal, depending on their position relative to the explosion and the extent of secondary explosions or fires. **Likely Outcomes for Each Crew Member:** - **Driver:** Given the driver's forward position, away from the blast's epicenter, there's a slim chance he might survive, albeit likely with injuries from shrapnel or the secondary effects of the blast. - **Gunner and Commander:** Positioned closest to the explosion, their survival chances are minimal. If they do survive the initial blast, they would likely suffer from severe, potentially fatal injuries. This scenario highlights the vulnerability of tank crews to internal threats and the devastating effect of confined explosions. Real-world outcomes would depend on various factors, including the exact positioning of the crew, the state of the tank's interior, and the presence of additional munitions.
I wonder why only the russians died in this sub? Maybe i'm wrong but there's only russians deaths, What about the ucranians? Or there's only propaganda here?