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I've been watching these for a while. They're really well researched and presented and ideal if you've got 5 minutes to fill.
Nice post. I enjoy playing videos like this in my office when working, ect..
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Cathrynn
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I love some of the tales of daring, of operations I'd never heard of, they're quite beautiful.
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Wastetoid
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His YouTube videos are great. Watch them all the time.
Yeah he does some nice videos over on this channel as well. I like his podcast type style.
War Stories with Mark Felton.
War Stories with Mark Felton.
Yeah, I am a subscriber and enjoy the videos. Very well produced.
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Wastetoid
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Ace Destroyer makes some great documentaries also.
Some more excellent (IMO) youtube channels.
Drachinifel Covers anything to do with naval history, from the age of sail through to the end of WWII, outstanding research and presentation.
The Chieftain Most here probably know him already, covers tanks and similar. Again well researched with his own unique style of presentation.
Forgotten Weapons Many here will be no stranger to Ian Maccollums excellent channel, covers small arms of just about any kind and era, especially rare and unusual guns.
Military History Visualised and Military History not Visualised Bernhard is an Austrian historian and youtuber covering land warfare, mostly centered around WWII strategy, tactics, logistics, politics, etc. Again, well researched and presented.
Military Aviation History Similar to MHV channel above, and often collaberates with him, but focused on aircraft and suchlike.
The Tank Museum Needs no introduction for most here, Bovington tank museums channel covering their vehicles and restoration projects, I highly recommend the tank chats series and the Matilda/Tank Workshop diaries.
Curious Droid Not military focused necessarily, but heavily focused on technological developments historical, current, and future. Generally shorter videos and well researched and presented.
Drachinifel Covers anything to do with naval history, from the age of sail through to the end of WWII, outstanding research and presentation.
The Chieftain Most here probably know him already, covers tanks and similar. Again well researched with his own unique style of presentation.
Forgotten Weapons Many here will be no stranger to Ian Maccollums excellent channel, covers small arms of just about any kind and era, especially rare and unusual guns.
Military History Visualised and Military History not Visualised Bernhard is an Austrian historian and youtuber covering land warfare, mostly centered around WWII strategy, tactics, logistics, politics, etc. Again, well researched and presented.
Military Aviation History Similar to MHV channel above, and often collaberates with him, but focused on aircraft and suchlike.
The Tank Museum Needs no introduction for most here, Bovington tank museums channel covering their vehicles and restoration projects, I highly recommend the tank chats series and the Matilda/Tank Workshop diaries.
Curious Droid Not military focused necessarily, but heavily focused on technological developments historical, current, and future. Generally shorter videos and well researched and presented.