Hi Tank Nuts! It's a complex story, but we hope you enjoyed it. Let us know what you think of this Tank Chat in the comments below.

FYI, Mr. Willey you do a great job presenting these tanks and are a great asset to documenting history and the museum.

Im overjoyed to see mr. Willey back, he needs to appear more often

Yay! It's mr. Willey again! Chris Copson does great and last week's show with him and Dag Patchett was one of the best and most informative shows ever, but sometimes you just need the old Waterfall-of-Words that is David Willey.

Please bring back Dag Patchett again. He can do a "Top 5 tanks and why the T-72 is all 5" or something more serious. He was great.

Another example of infrastructure and logistics being really important.

It's great to see David back.

Excellent presentation of the history of the Centaur. Well done.👏😊

Does David do birthday parties?

The tank museum is fortunate in having a bevy of engaging communicators.

Thanks David - good to have the maesto back again - your colleagues are good but your presentations are exceptional

Great video from David, who else couild explian such a complicated and tortuous development history so clearly and eloquently? First class, as the team at the Tank Museum always are.

The more complicated the story gets the more i enjoy listening to David

Nice one. Now whenever anyone mentions the Cromwell on band of brothers i can correct them and tell them it was a Centaur. 😂

An old boss of mine was a WW2 tank driver in the western desert, he had no sense of smell it was destroyed by , as he was medically informed, by the fumes from the engine plus the constant dust.

It's fabulous to see David again, Chris is also fab. Just enjoy seeing both presenters 😊

Having a gun that can fire AT and HE rounds is critical. Tanks and infantry do need to work together to achieve the break out. Many people seem to think it's all about tank vs tank.

Excellent as ever - clearly describing some very complex evolution. I wonder if there's a diagram anaywhere showing British cruiser tank evolution? It might make a nice poster in a "rock family trees" style...

I was lucky enough to meet the man 2 weeks ago, he is this great!!

The quality of the commentary is excellent.

I learnt a lot about the convoluted affair which was British tank design, David's talk explained a great deal.