Скачать или смотреть They Called His “Stove Pipe” Useless — Until It Vaporized A Turret From 200 Yards

In the hedgerow country of Europe, distance was a death sentence for infantry. Two hundred yards of open lane meant exposure to a turret that could wait, observe, and kill at leisure—while rifles answered with sparks and futility. Then an ungainly rocket launcher appears: a crude tube, laughed at by men who trusted weight, polish, and doctrine more than improvisation. Early failures earned it a reputation for embarrassment, not salvation. But necessity forces discipline, and discipline turns mockery into method. When a trained gunner holds his nerve, judges the angle, and commits under fire, the lane changes ownership. The tank does not vanish—but its certainty does. From that moment on, two hundred yards is no longer armor’s sanctuary. It is a warning distance, and the battlefield will never quite return to what it was.
In this video, we cover: 🔸 The tactical decisions behind the event. 🔸 The specific machinery and weapons used. 🔸 The aftermath and historical impact.
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