Скачать или смотреть 3,000 Shells in One Minute — The Moment a German General Understood American Artillery

This military history documentary analyzes the Battle of Aachen (1944) and how American artillery tactics broke the Wehrmacht. Was it superior strategy or sheer industrial might? We uncover the devastating effectiveness of the US Army on the Western Front.
On October 14th, 1944, a German general near the 50 siegfried line expected a standard barrage. Instead, he witnessed the "Time on Target" doctrine—a tactic where 3,000 shells impacted simultaneously. This video exposes the moment a survivor of Stalingrad realized Germany wasn't losing to better soldiers, but to a war machine that had industrialized destruction.
In this World War 2 analysis, we cover:

The "Time on Target" Secret: How 46 us artillery coordinated thousands of guns to fire at different times but hit at the exact same second.
Breaking the Siegfried Line: Why the 57 battle of aachen became the testing ground for total destruction.
Wehrmacht vs. US Army: Declassified reports on the sheer scale of American firepower compared to German defenses.
The Stalingrad Connection: First-hand accounts from veterans comparing the Eastern Front to the "Steel Rain" of the West.

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Video Chapters:
0:00 - The General at Aachen
0:45 - What is "Time on Target"?
2:15 - Crushing the Siegfried Line
4:30 - The Industrial War Machine
8:00 - Why Germany Could Not Win
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