Скачать или смотреть They Called It IMPOSSIBLE — Until His “Low-Cost Scope” Killed 8 Officers Under Fire Alone

March 23rd, 1945. The Rhine River. One corporal. A seven-dollar scope. Eight enemy officers. An entire company pinned down.

Corporal James Murdock lay in the freezing mud, aiming through an optic he built from scrap metal and salvaged lenses. Command called it a toy—a violation of regulations. But this mechanic from Ohio had a talent the Army couldn't issue: depression-era ingenuity.

What happened next became legend.

In twenty minutes of calculated precision, Murdock picked off the enemy leadership one by one from 430 yards away. Each shot—impossible. Each target—essential. The German defense collapsed instantly without command.

Eight shots fired. Eight officers neutralized. One village liberated. Countless American lives saved.

This is the untold story of the "junk" rifle sight that outclassed factory equipment, proving that skill and innovation matter more than budget. Discover how one man's backyard engineering broke a stalemate that an entire company couldn't.

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