EPISODE #65 - WE COVER THE SOVIET UNION'S "THE BEAST KILLER", A PROTOTYPE TANK DESTROYER KNOWN AS THE OBJECT 704!
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Welcome to the 65th Episode of The Two Tankers and A Cat Podcast! In this episode we delve into a prototype Soviet Union Tank Destroyer, the Object 704. The Object 704 was known as "The Beast Killer", and never saw any combat during World War II. We also talk about the Soviet Union Tanker's oath that I came across during some research. Make sure you listen until the end of the podcast so you don't miss our new section of the podcast called "Tanks In The News"! Don't forget to forward your comments and suggestions to us and you can leave us a voice message by using your cellphone or computer with a microphone. All of our contact information can be found at www.twotankersandcat.com.
Happy Tanking and Have A Great Week!
Russel & Charlie
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