Why the Trinity of Tank Design is Flawed (featuring Panzermuseum)

Ralf Raths the director for the Panzermuseum (Munster, Germany) and I talk about the so called "Holy Trinity of Tank Design" - Protection, Firepower and Mobility - and how it is quite unsuited for most aspects. We do this in front of a King Tiger that stands next to Sturmtiger, because we kann.

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