The 'Tiny' British Carrier That Sprayed Liquid Fire Into German Bunkers No Weapon Could Reach скачать в хорошем качестве

The 'Tiny' British Carrier That Sprayed Liquid Fire Into German Bunkers No Weapon Could Reach

The Wasp flamethrower carrier became the most feared infantry weapon in Normandy. The full story of how Britain turned its smallest tracked vehicle into a dragon that made German soldiers surrender on sight. From the Petroleum Warfare Department in 1940 to Reginald Fraser at Lagonda. Ronson prototype. Mark I. Mark II. Mark IIC. Ford V8 engine. 75 gallons of jellied fuel. 100 yard flame range. Eight per infantry battalion. Every variant covered. Combat record across every major operation. Normandy bocage. Leopold Canal. Reichswald Forest. Rhine crossing. 127 Wasps at the Senio River. How it compared to the Churchill Crocodile. Why Germany feared it more than any Allied tank. 127 Wasps fired at once. The Italian front broke that afternoon. Subscribe for daily British WW1 and WW2 military history documentaries. #WaspFlamethrower #WW2 #BritishMilitaryHistory #Flamethrower #BritishWarArmory