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The U.S. Gunsmith Who Ignored the Rules — And Built a Bazooka That Changed the War







May 1942, Maryland Dust: German panzers laugh at Allied rifles, believing steel makes them gods. But in a forgotten Aberdeen workshop, Captain Leslie A. Skinner stares at a length of scrap pipe and refuses to obey the word “impossible.”
With Lt. Edward Uhl’s whispered “What if we don’t throw it?” and civilian genius Henry Mohaupt’s shaped-charge sorcery, one gunsmith is about to break every rule in the Ordnance manual, and hand terrified infantrymen the power to burn Tigers from the inside out.
From secret midnight explosions that nearly court-martial the team… to a frostbitten dawn in November ’42 when a single white streak punches four inches of armor and silences an entire gallery of generals… this is the raw, untold story of the Bazooka: the weapon born of pure rebellion that turned tank-hunted doughboys into tank hunters, and changed the infantry forever.
Witness the first combat kill in Tunisia, the hedgerow massacres of Normandy, and the quiet disappearance of the man who made it all possible.



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Credits:
Script & Narration: Built from declassified Aberdeen Proving Ground reports, Leslie Skinner’s personal notes, Edward Uhl’s letters, Henry Mohaupt’s patents, and combat diaries of the 1st Ranger Battalion, 45th Infantry Division, and 29th Infantry Division.
Visuals: 100% authentic WWII photographs, diagrams, and rare test-range footage sourced from the U.S. Army Heritage Center, National Archives, and private collections.
Sound: Original foley recorded on real M1 Bazooka tubes and 1940s workshop tools.
He didn’t follow the rules; he rewrote them in fire and steel.
This is the Bazooka’s origin story. Welcome to the rebellion.










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