Don’t miss last week’s videos! We cover top-tier air defense systems, advanced tactics for the Mi-24, the features of the Danish “Draken,” and the modernization of the T-72B3. And of course, get ready for the most thrilling moments in Thunder Show!

How to Play Multi-Vehicle SAMs?

With the addition of unique multi-vehicle SAMs, players got access to new combat features on high-ranking anti-air vehicles. Today we’d like to continue our discussion of top-rank SAMs and focus on the best available tactics for them.

Crocodile Looking for Prey: How to Win on Mi-24

Few combat helicopters are as iconic as the Mi-24. This Soviet-era powerhouse combines the roles of a troop transport and an attack gunship in a single, formidable platform. Today, we’re taking a closer look at every variant of the legendary “Crocodile” — how they differ, what makes each one unique, and how to make the most of them in combat.

Thunder Show: TORPEDO SLAM

Welcome to Thunder Show and the most daring moments of the past week! This episode is simply about resourcefulness.

F-35: Strike Draken

Each major update adds new squadron vehicles to the roster, and the Leviathans is no exception. Today we’re going to take off on the first Danish Air Force aircraft in War Thunder! And its name is the F-35 Light... No, wait, this is the wrong script. Today’s highlight is the F-35 Draken, also known as the Saab J35 in its native Sweden. Let’s see what the Danish version of the famous Dragon is capable of.

T72B3: In Search of a Compromise

After the collapse of the Soviet Union, Russia found itself in possession of an incredible number of tanks. Thousands of T-72s in various modifications and conditions comprised the backbone of the nation’s tank forces in the early 1990s. However, even when the T-72B was created, its fire control system could be considered outdated, and with years, its combat performance began to lag behind contemporary requirements. An incredible number of machines urgently required a thorough modernization. The blooming economic crisis forced the military to be extra cautious about the price to quality balance.