M1 Abrams Stuck in Mud / M1A1 OFF Roading

gonna title this video just the red button to go yeah this is just titled why lieutenants don't trust their ncos wait one what's this called again call collide like an e6 subtitled uh self-recovery subtitle one and there's no seat belts all right this is amazing so far so good clear should go up power i guess i'll see you up there but i'm going to back you up the lights flashing meaning the tank is dead oh my gosh it's going to come up on the side the water's gonna come on the side he's going the wrong way come on come on neutral pivot go that way backwards look at his face yeah yeah oh no no no no what are we doing straight out straight up this will pivot to the left runs them over you gotta call there we go here we go you

Channel: Joseph Colon

Views: 8,843,560

Rating: 4.737371 out of 5

Keywords: M1 Abrams, Tank (Invention), United States Army Ordnance Museum (Museum), Army Reserve (Military Unit), Army National Guard (Armed Force), United States Military Academy (College/University), m1a1, abrams, Tank Ship (Ship Type)

Id: TCXwgPZXScM

Length: 4min 13sec (253 seconds)

Published: Fri Oct 29 2010

Reddit Comments

[u/ThrustVector9]

Holy crap, this is the first time ive actually heard one running and am blown away that they run on a god damn turbine!

[u/EstebanEscobar]

That is one sexy sounding startup.

[u/[deleted]]

Just realised I've never heard what one of these starting up sounds like before. That was pretty intense!

[u/vicaphit]

Why are they offroad with pavement treads?

[u/DrShadyBusiness]

I like out of all the stuff attached and strapped down to the tank there is a cooler.

Imagine the check list,

".50cal?...check"

"Flares...check"

"Ammunition...check"

"Jerry cans....check"

"War cooler?...check"

[u/dee_you_bitchh]

this looks like if my school's ROTC class got a tank

[u/Hipster_McTool]

TIL what to do the next time I am tasked with defeating a tank battalion.

1. Go to Home Depot
2. Buy shovel and garden hose
3. Profit

[u/[deleted]]

The U.S. Army can build a $7 million tank capable of bringing a nation to its knees, but they can't stop Lieutenants from driving them into a ditch!

The U.S. Army can invest millions of dollars and thousands of hours into the collective training of an infantry squad, but they can't stop the Lieutenant from getting lost in the woods!

[u/blueooze]

I would love to see the look on some CO's face when you have to go back to base and be like "yo boss we got the tank stuck"