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Actually, this would make alot of sense in early WWII vehicles because most of them were not airtight. During the Finish winter war, the Fins actually designed the molotov cocktail specifically to destroy russian tanks.
However, post WWII they become useless because nuclear hardening becomes standard issue.
And as for why they can damage bases, its because most bases in war thunder (if you look at them closely) are mainly made of fabric tents and wooden buildings rather than roving steel behemoths.