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August 1944. German General Paul Hausser held a telegram ordering him to do the impossible—stand and fight with 100,000 men trapped in a shrinking pocket with only one way out. Ten miles away, an American lieutenant with a slide rule was calmly calculating his army's destruction.

This is the story of the deadliest artillery barrage in history. The Americans had perfected a terrifying technique called "Time on Target"—synchronizing hundreds of guns to make thousands of shells arrive at the exact same second. No warning. No time to take cover. Just instant annihilation.

In 24 hours, 80,000 shells turned the Falaise Pocket into what Eisenhower called a landscape where you could "walk for hundreds of yards stepping on nothing but dead flesh."

The Germans believed courage and tactical genius could overcome any odds. The Americans proved that war had become a physics problem—and they had already solved the equation.

This is how industrial warfare replaced heroism, and why a slide rule became deadlier than a tank.

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