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On D-Day, Omaha Beach was a kill zone. German Teller mines were decimating Allied engineer teams, and traditional detection methods were failing with catastrophic casualty rates. But amidst the chaos, a 22-year-old farm boy named Private Thomas Becker, who wasn't even supposed to be an engineer, discovered a solution that defied military logic.
Using a simple galvanized bucket and seawater, Becker developed a technique to "see" underground mines without touching them. His improvisation, known as Water Flow Mine Detection, reduced casualty rates from 12% to under 2% and is credited with saving thousands of lives across the European Theater. This video uncovers the forgotten story of how one soldier's practical intuition outsmarted the German war machine and why his "illegal" method is still taught in military engineering schools today. Discover the history of the bucket trick that changed World War II.

CHAPTERS:
0:00 - The Impossible Mission
2:34 - Why Every Method Failed
5:12 - The Bucket Epiphany
8:45 - Confronting The Officers
12:20 - The Physics of Survival