Talk:M3 Amphibious Rig

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Did you know... that M3 Amphibious Rig, a self-propelled amphibious bridging vehicle, was originally developed by the German firm Eisenwerke Kaiserslautern?

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Youtube video link removed by bot[edit]

Yesterday, I had added a link to a youtube video that shows a showcase exercise of German and British engineers and other units (in Minden, where all of NATO's M3 are stationed), a complete river crossing from first recon to a long-term pontoon bridge, which also shows the M3 and its application in great detail. It has a few lines of German text, but it is mostly uncommented and comprehensible without explanation. So I think this is quite interesting to watch and a substantial improvement to the article. However, the link was automatically removed by a bot, so I'm not sure whether I should go ahead and put it back in (as the bot message suggested in case it was ok). The video is made by an ex-engineer of the German army, apparently without commercial intent (there is no open license though, but I didn't steal it, I just linked to the original source). I'm not affiliated to the uploader in any way, it was just recommended to me by youtube. Someone with more WP knowledge please look into this and decide on whether it can put back in.--91.41.38.6 (talk) 10:52, 16 November 2019 (UTC)[reply]