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Flying Tanks? Tank Deployment by Air

Since the development of Airborne Infantry, there have been attempts to support them with Airborne tanks. As the Germans discovered at Crete – made painfully clear to the British at Arnhem - lightly equipped parachute infantry are incredibly vulnerable against heavy weapons and armour. These lessons saw many attempts to make Airborne troops more effective in seizing and holding objectives behind enemy lines. This is a history of experimentation with Airborne Armour – explaining why there still isn’t a perfect solution. From the Hamilcar gliders of World War II to the C17 Globemaster, we look at how they made tanks fly.... 00:00 | Intro 00:47 | The Origins of Airborne Operations 02:34 | Gliders 07:20 | A Tank Light Enough to Fly? 09:02 | Success & Failure 14:24 | Post-War Solutions 17:41 | Better Aircraft - Better Tanks? 20:15 | Strategic Deployment 21:39 | Conclusion This video features archive footage courtesy of British Pathé. This video features imagery courtesy of http://www.hamilcar.co.uk/ #tankmuseum