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Automatic Weapons: Americans vs Germans 1943

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Awesome War Dept film comparing German and American firepower to ease the minds of new soldiers going into combat.

Enjoy!

 

ETA: Check this guy's YouTube Channel for more US Army films from WWII. Very cool stuff.

Great film! I still think a lot of American soldiers nearly $h!t themselves the first time they found themselves on the wrong end of an MG42!

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Hell, I'd shit myself the first time I faced any weapon fired at me by a trained enemy*...

 

 

 

*I have been shot at only once. I was standing next to my car talking to my partner someone shot 5 rounds at us hitting nothing. We identified it as incoming immediately but could not locate the source. To my credit, I didn't shit myself - I was too angry.

But, I think that's vastly different than knowingly going up against trained soldiers properly equipped for war. 

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On 11/26/2017 at 9:59 AM, WhiskeyTangoFoxtrot said:

Amazing to think how WWII was largely fought with sub machine guns and Garands/Mausers.  

Guns kill, better guns kill more effectively

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