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February 1945.
Hürtgen Forest.
American infantry were not losing because they lacked courage.
They were losing because of a timing flaw no one talked about.
Their M3 Grease Guns held 30 rounds.
German MG42s fired 1,200 rounds per minute.
Every few seconds, American weapons went silent.
And in that silence, men were cut down.
Most histories blame tactics.
Some blame leadership.
Almost no one talks about the real cause.
A gap measured in seconds.
So frontline armorers did something that was never approved.
They welded three magazines into one.
Ninety rounds.
Thirty seconds of uninterrupted fire.
No reload.
No pause.
German prisoners noticed immediately.
They counted shots.
They waited for the guns to stop.
They never did.
They called it “Endloser Sturm.”
The Endless Storm.
This story isn’t about a new weapon.
It’s about a crude, unauthorized fix that quietly rewrote the mathematics of close-quarters combat — and helped decide how the war was fought in its final months.
If you listen carefully, you’ll understand why something this simple changed everything.