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A single Sherman tank reached a position the German Army believed impossible for armored movement. This video examines how one American crew climbed a steep Norman ridge during the 1944 campaign and used the height to disrupt a German column moving through a confined road network. The episode highlights how terrain, tactical judgment, and battlefield adaptation shaped local outcomes in the Normandy fighting.

The analysis covers the ground conditions of the ridge, the limitations of armored mobility in hedgerow country, and the assumptions German forces relied on when securing their flanks. It also outlines how American crews worked with scouts, terrain features, and vehicle capability to gain a position that offered a decisive field of fire.

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