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German Engineers Studied U.S. Assembly Lines—Then Went Silent
German Engineers Studied U.S. Assembly Lines—Then Went Silent 347 days. That is how long one German engineer studied American factories. He filled 11 notebooks, drew…
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The “Mad” Mechanic Who Turned a Broken Tank Into an Engineering Legend
The “Mad” Mechanic Who Turned a Broken Tank Into an Engineering Legend June 6th, 1944, Normandy Beach. A Sherman tank named Fury takes a direct…
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How a U.S. Sniper’s “Dead Body” Disguise Let Him Take Down 68 Germans in 3 Days
How a U.S. Sniper’s “Dead Body” Disguise Let Him Take Down 68 Germans in 3 Days December 18th, 1944. The Hurdan forest along the German…
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British Scientists Investigated German Submarine Batteries — Then Discovered Why Crews Died So Fast
British Scientists Investigated German Submarine Batteries — Then Discovered Why Crews Died So Fast In the late summer of 1941, the North Atlantic had seen…
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They Mocked His ‘Mail-Order’ Rifle — Until He Killed 11 Japanese Snipers in 3 Days
They Mocked His ‘Mail-Order’ Rifle — Until He Killed 11 Japanese Snipers in 3 Days At 9:17 on the morning of January 22nd, 1943, Second…
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Command Said His Night Mission Was Impossible — Until He Sunk 4 Subs By Moonlight
Command Said His Night Mission Was Impossible — Until He Sunk 4 Subs By Moonlight The moon hangs full over the Bay of Bisque on…
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The US Army Lacked a Rescue Truck — So Mechanics Built This.
The US Army Lacked a Rescue Truck — So Mechanics Built This. The thing that kills a tank crew fastest isn’t an 88 millimeter shell…
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How One Sniper’s “STUPID” Mirror Trick Made Him 5 TIMES More Deadly Than German Snipers
How One Sniper’s “STUPID” Mirror Trick Made Him 5 TIMES More Deadly Than German Snipers The fog was a liar. At 6:47 a.m. on November…
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Germans Couldn’t Understand How Patton Broke Their Ardennes Trap |battle of bulge
Germans Couldn’t Understand How Patton Broke Their Ardennes Trap |battle of bulge General George S. Patton Jr., commander of Third Army. His impossible 90deree pivot…
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Germans Said Concrete Ships Would Never Float — Until America Proved Them Wrong
Germans Said Concrete Ships Would Never Float — Until America Proved Them Wrong March 15, 1944. Port of Baltimore, Maryland. Lieutenant Commander Robert Hayes stands…
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“‘On Your Knees—Polish My Boots.’ The Order That Humiliated Them… Until One Witness Broke the… Read more: “‘On Your Knees—Polish My Boots.’ The Order That Humiliated Them… Until One Witness Broke the Silence” - “Use Your Bare Hands—No Tools.” The Order That Broke German Women POWs, and the Quiet Revenge They Planned in the Barn
“Use Your Bare Hands—No Tools.” The Order That Broke German Women POWs, and the Quiet… Read more: “Use Your Bare Hands—No Tools.” The Order That Broke German Women POWs, and the Quiet Revenge They Planned in the Barn - “‘Lick Your Fingers Clean After the Meal’: The Mess Hall Order That Humiliated the Prisoners—and Sparked a Quiet Revolt”
“‘Lick Your Fingers Clean After the Meal’: The Mess Hall Order That Humiliated the Prisoners—and… Read more: “‘Lick Your Fingers Clean After the Meal’: The Mess Hall Order That Humiliated the Prisoners—and Sparked a Quiet Revolt” - “Wash the Whole Truth Away” — The Bathhouse Order Meant to Break Them… Until One Prisoner Turned It Into a Weapon
“Wash the Whole Truth Away” — The Bathhouse Order Meant to Break Them… Until One… Read more: “Wash the Whole Truth Away” — The Bathhouse Order Meant to Break Them… Until One Prisoner Turned It Into a Weapon - “Arms Up. Don’t Move.” The Inspection That Turned a POW Barrack Into a Silent Panic—and Exposed a Different Kind of Weapon
“Arms Up. Don’t Move.” The Inspection That Turned a POW Barrack Into a Silent Panic—and… Read more: “Arms Up. Don’t Move.” The Inspection That Turned a POW Barrack Into a Silent Panic—and Exposed a Different Kind of Weapon - “Sleep on the Floor—No Questions.” The Japanese Women POWs Thought It Was Cruelty… Until the Guards Quietly Moved Them Away From the Barracks Door
“Sleep on the Floor—No Questions.” The Japanese Women POWs Thought It Was Cruelty… Until the… Read more: “Sleep on the Floor—No Questions.” The Japanese Women POWs Thought It Was Cruelty… Until the Guards Quietly Moved Them Away From the Barracks Door