@rogueoperationshistory: The 1960s were the Wild West of Soviet Tank Engineering. In this rare footage, you aren't looking at standard T-62s. You’re looking at Object 167 - a 40-tonen beast strapped with solid-fuel rockets designed to "jump" over anti-tank ditches. But it didn't stop there. Wait for the end to see the Object 906T. The Soviets actually ripped out the diesel engines and replaced them with Gas-Turbine Jet Engines to fight in the sub-zero Siberian winters. One was a rolling bomb; the other was a fuel-hungry vacuum cleaner. Both were peak Cold War madness. Which one was the bigger disaster? Let's settle it in the comments. 👇 #ColdWar #SovietHistory #T62 #SecretProject #TankWarfare #Engineering #MilitaryHistory #RogueOperations #Experimental

StumpGuard :

from 4mph to 5mph in 10.2 seconds

tài tài :

MTC: Object 166 WoT: BZ-75 line

SDN :

JasperMon26 :

soviet: we need make our tanks speedy. engineers: New Engine comrade. Soviets: No put Rockets

🇮🇹𝘾𝙊𝘾𝙍𝙄𝙎🇮🇹 :

U.S.A. in the 60s: So let's make the fastest plane in the world and let's go to the moon! U.S.S.R. in the 60s:

tony platt :

Probably won't show on infrared gunsights

vanyadub :

Amazing for the infantry behind the tank 👍

TSL1050 :

To be fair, the U.S. Abrams tank actually does have a turbine engine instead of diesel, so the Soviets weren't that far off.

ILikeChickenWings :

10 liters oil per second 😭

Iaroslav V Iudakov :

check out jet engine they put on rail train also - SVL turbojet railcar.

SonicBoom 🇫🇮 :

it was probably used to make a tank that has sunken to mud get going. a very common reason to abandon a tank is when it gets stuck in soft soil

pena :

that will be 3.2 battle rating

Emma :

that one war thunder mode😳

arte4ee :

тёмная эра технологий

VNS :

вопрос:нахуя?

sypernomand :

совет сзади метров на 10 не стоять

Станислав Сергеев :

в тундре когда?

Nunya :

Successfully went from 15 to 20mph… 😅

Badassatron :

“it’s not about money, it’s about sending a message”

erokkks :

Духовка

war thunder player :

warthunder when