In the summer of 1944, American tanks were being destroyed in Normandy despite overwhelming Allied strength. This story follows Sergeant Curtis Culin and a field-built invention that changed how U.S.
After D-Day, Normandy’s dense hedgerows trapped Allied tanks in narrow lanes vulnerable to ambush. The solution came from an improvised field modification known as the Rhino cutter. This video ...
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