On-ground Torpedo
Usually torpedoes are underwater missiles fired by ships. But during World War 2 in Russia there were on-ground torpedoes fired manually by people.
They were made right on place with crafty Russian soldiers - the stabilizers were carved of wood and mounted to the normal cannon shell. Then molten TNT was poured inside of the shell in order to fire it.
Today by the way is 66th anniversary of the beginning of the war by Germany against Russia.
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у солдата с первой фоты пряжка на ремне Got mit uns
idiot.
иди нахуй!у него пряжка немецкая,НО со спиленой свастикой
just go away and die.
By the way; the little trick of yours has not worked idiot.
Fucktard.
я же сказал иди нахуй,что не ясно не пойму.
эту фоту обсуждали уже но не здесь и сказали что солдат в немецком ремне.
And how would they be launched?
They were traditionally carried by 2 chuchkis (3 for larger torpedoes) running at enemy tanks or troop concentrations and remotely detonated by NKVD agents.
Some early design torpedos is gas propelled = rocket
Yea, they were some good times!
Molten TNT… ??? There’s a process I’d be more than a little suspicious of! Tell you what you melt it, I’ll watch from a safe distance, say… Texas!!!
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