Russian WWII tank found in the mud, pulled out after 62 years.

[punch]

http://blog.kaiserwillys.com/wwii-tank-found-after-62-years/

This is pretty cool.

[Notch]

Damn that's cool.

[Xtort]

Makes me wonder how much stuff like that there is out here, just sitting waiting to be found.

[NOTNSS]

[CleanLX]

I swear I have seen this before...

[jasonn]

I swear I have seen this before...

X2

Seen it a few years back.

[Max Power]

Wow.

Cool!

[Scotty07]

Probably still works better than anything they have in use today.

[Fosters]

Probably still works better than anything they have in use today.

Troof, I counted 14 lug nuts on one of the wheels. Overbuilt for sure brah!

[SVT5LITER]

I swear I have seen this before...

X2
Seen it a few years back.

"In September of 2000, they turned to Mr. Aleksander Borovkovthe, manager of the Narva Open Pit company AS Eesti Polevkivi, to rent the company’s Komatsu D375A-2 bulldozer. (Currently used at the pit, the Komatsu dozer was manufactured in 1995 and has recorded 19,000 operating hours without major repairs.)
The pulling operation began at 09:00 and was concluded at 15:00"

I don't think I've seen this before, but very either way.

[Gipper]

Cool!

[MadMatt]

That's really cool! No rust + they had it running shortly after pulling it out of the water?

[zx9crazy]

Lots of vids on Youtube of guys all over Europe digging around in the swamps and old battlefeilds, they find alot of guns, helments, bombs and live mines(yea!? I found another live mine)

[zx9crazy]

Oh and I read someplace I am trying to find it again but this tank was a hoax, It was put there a few months before the finding to get some press

[Fosters]

Lots of vids on Youtube of guys all over Europe digging around in the swamps and old battlefeilds, they find alot of guns, helments, bombs and live mines(yea!? I found another live mine)

I have an article about a romanian who died trying to weld a fin on a wwII unexploded bomb he found... Too bad I can't find an english version of it.