So, the prototype turrets were cramped

And the Fireflies were one of those "last resort" weapons

Right. Not to mention, the Sherman did everything it needed to, right up until it hit a Tiger, of which there were only 3 encounters.

Panthers tho

76 punched through those too.

Not thru the front according to range tests, 76/77 same result

Didn't seem to be a problem in Italy.

And if there were serious problems, they would have happened in the mountains of Italy, where you couldn't maneuver.

Damn I want to sort this out but I want to listen to someone's story <:SadPepe:801485397678489660>

Go for it, man.

It was good talking, hope I didn't put you off too badly.

Looking for anyone that has decent knowledge of the Battle of Chancellorsville. Feel free to DM me

Those guys walk right in front of that thing like it wouldn't flatten them <:dogekek:726878872607653918> . I know it's slow af but still lol.

Nice!!!

Russians kinda went off ngl

The attack of the dead men

https://youtu.be/Jt5HtPYv1FQ the same exact thing is playing out here in America. But instead of the Richstage building it was the capital building. Then used fear to keep the public submissive while censoring all communications and turned the country into a police state with absolutely no freedom for its people but absolute power to the government.

with covid you just need to ride the panic train tho

These photos are very dope, albeit a teeny bit creepy to see so many gas masks

that's pretty cool!

ermmm. sooo

the beginning transition is a bit too fast

like. if either the flash or the footage of the soldier going into the tunnel/trench got extend for another sec, that would be better

That's the only surviving part of that tape of the film