The best thing of this documentary is 'objectivity'. It's a French documentary and there is English dub and subtitle option on Netflix. In all 4 episodes we witness the development of main battle tanks from World War I until today. This doc has 4 episodes and first one starts with the first tank British 'Mark I' from 1916 and the last episode ends with the last modern tank Russian T-14 Armata which was started to produce in 2015. I mean all History Channel, Discovery Channel, National Geographic, Viasat History HD and even independent ones. I'm 32 years old and I've watched almost all tank documentaries in all my experience. Avoid, especially if you already have at least the merest of knowledge about tanks. There are also some interesting interviews, but many of the interviews also seemed dumbed-down and superficial. There are some interesting, lesser-known facts, but these are few and far between. There were plenty of other designs and innovations, including things like tank destroyers, which aren't mentioned at all. For example, with regard to WW2 we only get to hear about the T-34, Tiger (and Tiger II) and Sherman. By spending so much time convincing us that events like the Hungarian and Czechoslovakian revolutions were major turning points in tank development we miss out on many interesting developments and tank models. the US only managed to stop the North Korean advance in the Korean War because of the introduction of the Patton tank! Also not very comprehensive. Some of the claims are laughably bad, e.g. Every major war and battle in history is looked at only from a tank perspective, massively over-simplifying and misrepresenting warfare. The main problem is that the content is dumbed-downed for ignorant audiences. Anyone with a decent knowledge of tanks and their history will find this pretty weak, even inaccurate. Covers its entire history, from paper designs of the early-1900s to the beasts of the present day. The history of the powerful weapon on land, the tank.

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