🔥 Why WWII Tank Crews Covered Their Tanks With Sandbags — And Why Patton Hated It

Añadido: 2026-05-25

[00:00:00]During World War II, US tank crews often added improvised armor like sandbags, logs, concrete, and spare track links to their tanks hoping for extra protection.

[00:00:13]While these additions offered some crew reassurance, General Patton was critical arguing they added weight without significant defensive benefit.

[00:00:22]He preferred utilizing welded armor salvaged from destroyed tanks which proved far more effective.