This is just too good not to share......

[gila]

Originally Posted by Imp

Depends on the temperature.
If it's cold the snow is "dry" and will create great rostertails, if it's warm the snow is "wet" and thus nada.

Also that's a very light covering of snow/ground frost in the video look at the tracks.[/quote]

You are all missing an important factor,
Tanks that heavy say 12 tons or more moving at that speed will throw a rooster tail even in light dry snow.
Also the air time shows they are very very light,most likley a fast wheeled vehichle with a fake Leo shell, military propaganda, no new thing, and no dukes of hazzard here

[Dion]

Could be the camera is mounted on another tank in the formation or some other vehicle, and it may be using one of those automatic focusing cameras, causing it to out of focus for a split second. Also it may be why the backround is moving (though I never looked at the background very closly, so I didn't notice if it's moving or not, just replying to observations of another poster).

[Dion]

Aso, the camera might be one of them high tech jobs, that moves up and down like it's foating on air, makes action seens in movies look flawless.