5.6K views · 604 reactions | TWC update: Todays update is on our M10 tank destroyer by Nick Vannitsen. The short video shows the dashboard coming to life as the freshly restored twin pack GMC diesel come to life. This tank is coming together nicely as Nick is also restoring all the swing arms sets for TWC's multiple Panzer III and STuG III restoration project. Thanks for following and see you Sunday, Kevin, Alex, Bismarck and the team. | The Wheatcroft Collection | Facebook

This week on WoT Weekly, MeatheadMilitia talks “Tank Hollow”, gets frustrated with Chieftain’s math lesson and gives away the new Chinese Tank Destroyer. Stay tuned for the Community Question of the week, and be sure to leave your in-game name in the comments section below! Disaster Relief with Wargaming America: wrg.am/wg-relief Tank Hollow : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d91tFKprzi4&t=1s The Chieftain’s Hatch: Range Maths https://worldoftanks.com/en/news/chieftain/The_Chieftains_Hatch_Range_

American M2A2 or M2A3 Light Tanks during training exercises. The M2A2 was America’s first (and only) twin turret tank, introduced in 1935, weighing around 9 tons and crewed by four men, it was armed with twin .30 cal Browning machine guns. Though its firepower was modest, the M2A2 represented a crucial step in U.S. tank development during the interwar years. Built in limited numbers, it was never intended for front line combat but instead served as a training and experimental vehicle – not dissi