The Nazis' Insane Weapon Arrived Too Late

[@ProfessorBidoof]

"150-millimeter caliber shells, each weighing 140 kilograms" Are you forgetting about the Schwerer Gustav? 800mm caliber shells, 7,100 kg each round. Designed 1937, produced 1941. (aka the Dora Railway Gun)

[@tHEHEAd1138]

MUCH short range though. It was a city buster, but it could only be aimed by physically turning the train it was built on, so it had to sit on a long curve on the tracks. Also was a single stage weapon so while huge, it was far less complex. The Germans had been building giant artillery for decades by WW2.

[@davidkelley5382]

Or as they said about NJ Class “Like shooting a VW Beetle out of the gun”

[@deafmusician2]

Uh wait, 650 shells a minute? Something seems off with those numbers

[@sprintershepherd4359]

@@deafmusician2 yeah I think 600 shells a minute shot by 50 cannons 0:44

[@matthewjones9237]

How could we forget 🙄

[@davidraper5798]

For all their wunder, at best they were too little, too late and never reliable enough. Speer summed it up nicely, RAF Bomber Command could unload more high explosive, with greater accuracy and efficiency, every night than all the V-weapons combined.

[@ChalkInTheLand]

This is by far one of my favorite channels on KZbin. I knew either very little or nothing about a lot of these topics he covers. Even learning more about something you're very familiar with is awesome. Great work Dark Docs

[@shipofthesun]

Replacing the barrel when worn out would be a massive PITA.

[@jantschierschky3461]

Smoothbore, sleeve. Not that difficult

[@JackC92]

The loading and sorting/prepping the ammo would be more of a pain I'd say.

[@TheBIGB420]

Yeah that bread would be no good and burnt to shjt

[@TheBIGB420]

@Thomas Johnson would of been a big PAIN IN THE A SS though lol

[@johntrottier1162]

You missed a couple of interesting tidbits related to this project. 1. While you are correct the the Tallboy bombs wrecked the facility, there is a bit more to the story. Photo Intelligence could not prove the facility had been destroyed, because there was not a great deal of damage that the photos could identify. So the American Army Air Force also took a shot at destroying the place. They loaded up a worn out B17 full of TNT and planned to use it as a remote controlled Kamikaze. The plane was supposed to take off using 2 human pilots. They would then turn the control over to a mother ship, arm the explosives and bail out. Sadly, when they armed the bomb, the explosives detonated, killing both men. One of the pilots killed was Joseph Kennedy, the older brother of John Kennedy, of PT109 fame and 35th President of the United States. 2. The second tidbit was that the idea of the super gun did not end in Germany. Gerald Bull picked up the idea and managed to sell it to Saddam Hussein. He promised Saddam a weapon that could attack Israel and even shoot satellites into orbit. The Israel's were worried enough by it that they sent a hit squad to Brussels and assassinated Bull.

[@bob456fk6]

I saw a show about the Hussein gun a few years ago. It seems incredible that he would spend money on a Stationary Gun that not be able to fire more than two or three shells before the Israeli air force bombed it.

[@EricWild]

Interesting about Joseph Kennedy.

[@michaelhowell2326]

This technology will come back, I think.

[@augustasmccray4540]

All correct. Very nice. 👌

[@Napoleon1815-l8c]

The History Channel had a segment on Dogfights about Joe Kennedy trying to knock out the V3. That's where I first heard of this Nazi super weapon. Also, I believe there was a Dark Tech episode about Saddam Hussein's super gun.

[@htos1av]

Just imagine if Hitler has taken an extra year before Barbarossa? And poured all those resources into the V programs? We owe a lot to our great/grandparents.

[@bennyboogenheimer4553]

In a book by Albert Speer it says that ideally Germany wanted to wait untill 1958 to go to war, but only if needed. Germany assumed that the World would see that you can go from nothing to the best, if everyone works together. Germany, Italy, Japan, Spain, Chile, Argentina, Brazil, all came out of the great depression 10 to 100 years before they were supposed to. Without a shot being fired.

[@scottjuhnke6825]

Germany, lacking the resources, would have been incapable of winning World War 2, regardless of all of the what ifs. Even had Hitler secured the Caucasus Oil Fields in 1942, the logistic capacity of the Wehrmacht was incapable of taking full advantage. At best, Germany might have extended the war, but victory was never really possible.

[@stephenbrodie5617]

Yes, and we owe alot to Dr.morello hitlers quack physician.. It still amazes me that hitler ever came to power it was almost as if satan himself planted him here his comming to power was so unlikely yet so swift it seemed like it was the opposites of devine intervention he was an antichrist for sure

[@LarsCarlsen-or6ky]

No way the Germans could win. For one, Britain would never surrender For two Hitler was a corporal and not too bright...

[@hellskitchen10036]

In my case parents and uncles.

[@TheEarl777]

What a crazy cannon that was. But they had many other successful firsts. First ICBM. First radio controlled bombs. First operational jet fighter. First gas operated assault rifle. First cruise misfile. First rocket powered fighter. They were brilliant engineers that advanced technology by decades. And if it wasn’t for ol Werner Von Braum, an SS officer, America wouldn’t have got men to the moon.

[@alicebonnet4607]

Really think they went to the moon? LoL

[@devilsfavouritedemon]

Not first ICBM but first missile

[@DellSnooze]

@@alicebonnet4607 Lmao 🤣 You aren’t one of those people that think they never went to the moon… right…?

[@TheRussellStover]

@@alicebonnet4607 What's next? Telling us the earth is flat too?

[@ToucanSonofSam333]

I know we fought on the wrong side in world war2

[@383Spec3]

LOL 600 shells a minute would melt the barrel even before it fired off 100 at that rate. I think you mean 60 rounds per gun for the entire battery of 50 guns which equals 3000 per day.

[@tedthesailor172]

When you look at the firing rate of other very large field ordnance, even that seems preposterously optimistic. It comes down to 25 rounds/hour even if it fired round the clock, and likely the barrel would be worn out by lunch time...!

[@OZMAN1964]

Absolutely ludicrous rate of fire, it would take more than a minute to load.

[@tedthesailor172]

The "wonder weapons" were largely a delusional waste of resources that distracted from more efficient mass production of simpler, more reliable and more readily deployed alternatives. The V1 & V2 rockets were never as effective at the Luftwaffe had been. The super-battleships like Bismark and Tirpitz were ultimately vulnerable to air attacks just like other major surface ships. Even the dreaded King Tiger tank was disproportionately consumptive in time and material resources and suffered a host of reliability issues. Yet despite this, an even bigger beast nicknamed "Mause" was planned, but which ultimately would still suffer the same vulnerabilities as any other tank. The only wonder weapon of WW2 that didn't disappoint it's backers was the nuclear bomb...

[@Hamish_A]

I mostly agree, but the bouncing bomb and the tall boy were arguably super weapons. At the very least they were exceptional specialist weapons.

[@darrellcook8253]

Big things in war equals big targets. Big juicy slow targets. Look at how small drones are effecting war, information gathering, delivering small explosives like grenades and mortar rounds, smart torpedoes and small maritime killer drones. Small things that go bang in the right places. Battlefield overview.

[@Dth-str]

V2 was not useless but it came too Late at the end of 1944 , but yeah , v1 is fully useless.

[@Hamish_A]

@@darrellcook8253 A big part of that is because we now have precision weapons. No need for an artillery strike on a trench, when you can drop a grenade in it from directly above. No need to send fleets of bombers when one missile can take out the target building from miles away.

[@LudosErgoSum]

Proximity fuse. That was so secret the Germans only found out once the war ended. Absolutely brilliant and brutal design that completely changed the war since precision was less of an issue for the Allies.

[@peterruiz6117]

Related ; Cracks me up to see video games of Me262s dog fighting allied fighters. Adolf Galland described the jet, and others, like an Me109 with underwing 20mm gandolas as NOT able dog fight ....He called the 109 with those guns, meant for hitting bombers, as "Suicide" to try and turn with any adversary. The 262 was fast...Not for slowing down in turns, because you could NOT turn...The stick was way heavy. These "wonder weapons" were great power, but not the knock out blow Hitler craved.

[@ButcherBird-FW190D]

Right. The ME262 was an interceptor. It was not a fighter.

[@barrymayson2492]

The problem with guns of that type is they are static and once found can be bombed especially with the earthquake bombs which did not need a direct hit. They are a formidable defensive weapons but not really offensive as the enemy had to be in the direct line and within range. Still the engineering is incredible and is still thought about today.

[@jds6206]

Exactly.....after a few shots, the gun's position would be known and soon destroyed....

[@jtb3797]

Nothing to me will ever be as impressive as the Paris Gun

[@lalrinmawiaralte7132]

I heard that the Paris gun was inaccurate as hell

[@lordagmar]

I only ever knew about the first site that was bombed. Most history shows ive watched make it sound like it was abandoned after that, i had no idea the v3 had a functional moment in the war. Learn something new every day

[@scootergeorge7089]

600 shells per minute? Maybe 600 per hour.

[@ikat_tracer]

That seems more likely. 10 per second seems a bit excessive

[@DellSnooze]

That’s exactly what I thought when I heard it… 600 shells per minute is INSANE, especially for that size and time period.

[@moose6790]

yeah 600 shells per minute is the like AK fire rate lmao

[@hayleyxyz]

No idea where that number came from. Wikipedia (which I know gets military specs wrong, but it's closer to reality in this case) states 0.2 rpm; one round every 5 minutes. 600, even per hour, would be impossible due to barrel degradation alone.

[@tHEHEAd1138]

You've all fallen into the Dark Trap... 😅 He drops little inaccuracies into his video, that are so annoying nerds like us can't help but go, "uh excuse me... I'm way smarter than you, and because of that I know that not only was this wrong but you're just unbearably bad for having suggested it!" 😂 So now you watched the video, AND commented, moved the video up in the algorithm, and he laughs all the way to the bank! 🤷‍♂️🤓 But hey, you get a gold star! 🌟

[@krisfrederick5001]

The Third Reich was full of Wunder, would have, could have, should have weapons, all the way to the end.

[@Twitch760]

I sometimes wonder how different things would have gone if Germany had waited 2-3 years and developed these weapons in secret and then attacked.

[@ikat_tracer]

Instead of huge artillery pieces, no matter how useful they truly were, maybe they should have focused a bit more on air defence. Getting bombed to death isn't really, let's say, intuitive. More and even better fighters, more and better AA guns, better strategical bombers etc.

[@nrich5127]

The bottom line : Germany could not compete with the manufacturing power of the US and the US had unlimited petroleum. Nothing else mattered.

[@boris8787]

Reminds me of the World War Two movie set in the town of Chillingbourne.

[@michaelphillips1267]

Artillery, no matter how good, could not change the war since it is a linear extension of known technology.

[@grapeshot]

What if they had named it The Sneezezooka?

[@rogergoodman8665]

The V3 was a failed program from the start. If Hitler was sane at the time, these never would have been produced. The only so called wunderwaffe that the Allies were concerned about were the V2 rocket and the ME-262 fighter jet. The V1 buzz bomb was terrifying for British civilians for the noises it made in flight but they learned to pay attention to the sound. It was when the buzz bomb engine went silent that they ran for cover. The ME-163 Komet rocket plane was also a major disappointment for Germany. If Germany developed these before the start of WW2 and if Hitler didnt get hooked on drugs by Dr. Morell, they probably would have won the war.

[@darrellcook8253]

See drugs aren't all bad. Thank you Dr. Morell. In some weird way you saved the world. And that's weird folks.

[@jantschierschky3461]

The site was not obliterated, surface debris covered the cannons. It was then abandoned. Tunnels etc are still in good conditions

[@PauMaz]

That thing is a big target. It would be scrap iron in no time.

[@jantschierschky3461]

Deep in chalk mountain

[@bobjohnston8316]

Current thinking to extend the range of artillery is to use rocket assistance within the projectile itself. That’s the direction in which development is going, not the much more complex concept of progressive charges. Then there’s the rail gun, in which electromagnetic pulses push the projectile down a guidance tube or rail. The Navy spent $500 Million on this concept and got it to work but has shelved implementation for now.

[@I_Have_The_Most_Japanese_Music]

Why did they shelve it?

[@hans-uelijohner8943]

Inside a gun barrel you don't create detonations as they don't push very strong, you need a slow burning propellant, creating a lot of gas, for a good push!!!

[@gustavosalazar1146]

The click bait on your titles is AMAZING!

[@markmullin4246]

Should've pointed them at Russia

[@devilsfavouritedemon]

They did but got annihilated

[@scootergeorge7089]

What would the target be in mid 1944? The German lines were well away from Moscow by then.

[@markmullin4246]

@@scootergeorge7089 heck with Moscow, hit their troops,equipment, ect. Use your brain!

[@ikat_tracer]

@@scootergeorge7089 They used the schwerer gustav, an even bigger gun, at sevastopol.

[@stevew6138]

Jerry Bull brought this idea back to life. The Israelis took his for it. Well, that and what he was doing in Iraq with So Damn Insane's artillery.

[@solvingpolitics3172]

Let’s see your proof?

[@stevew6138]

@@solvingpolitics3172 There's this thing called the "internet" maybe you know of it? Try a little research before you go off halfcocked.

[@kleinjahr]

The big problem with such weapons is that once you start using them your opponents know where they are and you can’t move them away. Send in the bombers.

[@blackcountryme]

The Iraqi supergun

[@stevew6138]

@@kleinjahr Very true. But this is the case with any static weapons system. Especially in our age of technology.

[@brianchu3317]

While I appreciate these videos this gun would not have changed history. It would’ve been an easy target for Allied bombing. Even at its most ideal projections, the civilian damages would nit have deterred the Allies from flattening Germany. If anything it would’ve made them even more ruthless and determined.

[@peterruiz6117]

100

[@tedthesailor172]

Agreed. I hardly think these guns could've caused anything remotely like the damage inflicted on London by the Luftwaffe...

[@stephenbrodie5617]

Never say never

[@markdance574]

The third reich could be summed up by saying - it’s pointless playing chess with a set full of castles or queens if infact you’ve no idea how to execute the proper strategy and focus .

[@peterruiz6117]

In 'street talk', I saw a video of a street thug trying to fight a good boxer....Thug tried to land "knock out blows"...He got his assetts handed to him. STRATEGIC is the key word.

[@thomasrose5072]

It is more accurate to say the third Reich can be summed up by saying, "If you give all of your pawns amphetamines, then they will eventually fight beyond the protection of your support pieces."

[@power2084]

A chess set full of 'castles' ??? You have rarely played chess, huh ? 😂

[@trentallman984]

Just imagine if he had loved Jews, we stuck Oppenheimer out in the desert and got an A-bomb.

[@GoLootOverThere]

​@@power2084 what he said went way over your head my guy.

[@rautamiekka]

Why have I never heard of this one o.O The railway guns sure, like the Schwerer Gustav.

[@BarTwoOne]

I just realised, that I saw this gun the first time in Return to Castle Wolfenstein mod. I just realised that an actual picture example is taken in my country.

[@JohnJohansen2]

Thumbnail is showing Schwerer Gustav. Primarily known for the bombardment of Sevastopol.

[@wombatwilly1002]

Leningrad to I believe

[@JohnJohansen2]

@@wombatwilly1002 Not as far as I remember.

[@wombatwilly1002]

@@JohnJohansen2 It was transported to be used on Leningrad but it's use was cancelled..:)

[@keving8006]

Destroyed in seconds by one commando, and a bag of thermite. - Walter White aka "Heisenberg"

[@Add12pack]

German engineering was the best in the world.

[@Lamont-fy2xj]

Was

[@pickamove]

Is*

[@blackcountryme]

​@@pickamove hahahahaha ever owned a BMW?

[@pickamove]

​@@blackcountryme you make a good point. Even BMW was good at engineering perfection some time 80s and early 2000s

[@Add12pack]

@@pickamove your nit wrong

[@alexius23]

Saddam Hussein tinkered with the same idea

[@keyabrade1861]

Nice wunderwaffen. Shame if Allied air reconnaissance found it... _cackles in B-17_

[@LudosErgoSum]

Allies had 10 times larger economy and 16 times more crude oil than the Axis - just to point out the most important categories. In every single metric the Axis lose the war hence why they would lose the war of attrition; in the end the Allies could lose the war several times over and still come out on top.

[@Schlipperschlopper]

Please talk about the german 28cm DKM44 nuclear gun, the 4KT nuclear shells were made in Bergristall plant near gusen

[@knobjob2839]

0:50 "150mm caliber shells"? Projectile diameter is expressed in either millimeters or caliber. They are different units of measurement. It's like me saying that an object is 15 foot meters away. It makes no sense.

[@LudosErgoSum]

The Proximity Fuse was arguably just as important a development as the nuclear bomb. It's impact on the war was far more important than the Manhattan program. The Allies had far better tech than the Germans.

[@nomercyinc6783]

the proximity fuse was in use long before the nuclear bombs were dropped. prox fuses were used in bombs torpedoes and the like weapons. not nuclear bombs. fat man and little boy didnt have proximity fuses at all

[@LudosErgoSum]

@@nomercyinc6783 Indeed. The Proximity Fuse was such a well guarded secret and safe guarded, that the germans only realised it existed after the war had ended. The tech was then revealed to them, and it's said that their reaction was "Now we know why the Allies were so goddamn accurate with all their shots!". The type of miniaturization than enabled PF is also why the Allies were able to produce radar sets and install them on their fighters and ships. Britain had invented the cavity magnetron which essentially meant that you had access to "pocket radar". This tech even astonished the Americans, and is why German radar kept being large and cumbersome as they simply didn't have access to the tech. The Allies were truly miles ahead despite all the "Wunderwaffen"-propaganda.

[@waynelittle646]

Amazing from the magnificent Germans. Thank you, Germany, for making the greatest of sacrifices to defend Europe. Heroes RIP

[@tedthesailor172]

Weirdo...

[@GrrMeister]

*You started it - **_Oh nein, haben wir nicht_** Yes you did you Marched into Poland !*

[@waynelittle646]

@@GrrMeister Winners write history, winners publish history, winners own history, and most of us know only what the winners want us to know about that so-called good war.

[@GrrMeister]

@@waynelittle646 *I visited Cologne Germany in the early 60's from the UK on my Triumph 21 350cc Motorbike and on the campsite with a few Feldschlößchen Lagers, was having a chat with other similar aged (early 20's) Germans, and one asked have you been to Köln before, I said no but my Dad did, "How did he like it?" - I don't know he just dropped his bombs and said let's get the Hell out of here - They all rolled over laughing !*

[@GrrMeister]

*Übrigens spreche ich Deutsch, aber mit starkem Berliner Akzent - Die große Flucht JA !*

[@pickleballer1729]

0:53 Six HUNDRED shells a minute? I don't think so. SIX per minute, maybe, but even that is highly doubtful. Then the math of 50 cannons firing 3000 shells per day doesn't add up for either figure.

[@blackcountryme]

The barrel wear would have been astonishing. so no. a shitty cannon, they were easy to find and hit

[@גוגל.קום]

Hit with what? 😂

[@jantschierschky3461]

Smoothbore, sleeve.

[@blackcountryme]

@@גוגל.קום the big cannons were hunted by air forces and resistance groups. One was blown up to stop the Americans getting it, if you don't know history, just ask Google.

[@blackcountryme]

@@jantschierschky3461 I think it said rifled. But I could be wrong.

[@jantschierschky3461]

@@blackcountryme i am pretty sure those were smoothbore, shell fin stabilised. I been to the site seen the gun

[@libertyprimer]

Im requesting a video over the FIM 92 Stinger, but I want to see all the variants. No1 talks about the 11 variants.

[@jamesricker3997]

That gun would have attracted the attention of allied air power. Unfortunately for the la father the gun was within the range of allied fighters. That would have forced the Luffwaffa into a battle of attrition they could not win.

[@TheYeti308]

Good stuff .

[@kleverich]

0:53 - 600 shells/min?

[@shaunmcclory8117]

"Six seventeen squadron"?!...sounds like a fecking boyband!!😂

[@estellemelodimitchell8259]

Massive 150mm shells. Did I hear it wrong? That’s a normal size for artillery

[@auro1986]

they made v2 when your stupid friend told them about how dependent is their cannon on railways

[@aps125]

V-1 is the precursor of modern cruise missile. Ironically it was put in the hands of Luftwaffe Flak (anti aircraft) unit for operational use.

[@partygrove5321]

That firing rate would have worn the guns out in an hour

[@just-incase3483]

Imagine how many tanks the Germans could of built with all that steel wasted on those giant guns!!

[@hicknopunk]

This will soon be the new tier X premium.

[@devilsfavouritedemon]

LOL 🤣🤣🤣🤣....

[@thomasdillon7761]

The Nazis poured so much effort and industry into Wonder weapons that they hastened their own defeat. If Hitler thought pixie dust would win the war he would have sent an entire divisions into the Black Forest to capture fairies.

[@christineshotton824]

None of the WWII German railway guns had the remotest potential to win the war for Germany. They were an idea from WWI that was obsolete as soon as bombers were developed. They had no value other than propaganda intimidation value, and were a waste of resources.

[@robhill4352]

Saddam Hussein had one too.

[@scootergeorge7089]

I do not believe it was ever completed.

[@robhill4352]

@@scootergeorge7089 nah he tried tho

[@robhill4352]

@@scootergeorge7089 aimed right at Iran if i remember correctly

[@sjTHEfirst]

It’s 6-1-7 squadron. Each number is said separately.

[@ralph4988]

600 shells s minute? M2 machine gun on steroids?

[@devilpupbear09]

Oh yeah I remember Heisenberg talking about this gun to a drug addict.

[@ikat_tracer]

Nope. He talked about the Schwerer Gustav Which is a 800mm railway artillery gun. This has the a caliber 500mm. The schwerer gustav is the biggest cannon ever built, weighing over 1000 metric tons.

[@kurtamesbury6679]

@52 secs : 10 rounds per SECOND??? That's mini-gun speed! NO WAY! I might believe 60 rounds per hour - but even that sounds high.

[@kevinkms5993]

Wow 600 shells a minute!!

[@outlet6989]

The cannon with the most extended barrel and range was the HARP. This is the cannon that Saddam Hussein planned to build to shell Israel. It wasn't completed as its parts were seized. More information can be found using a BING search.

[@langafred]

600 shells minute? Say what?

[@pigmanobvious]

Just like the battle ship it was already obsolete. The age of air power was here to stay.

[@cheeher3212]

A waste of resources in a losing war.

[@GrrMeister]

8:10 *Not surprised that happened well done 617 Squadron - Based at Scampton in Lincolnshire, and now a proposed Illegal Immigrant Centre !*

[@joshuaspencer852]

600 shells a minute?

[@benelias3556]

Germany had neither the natural resources nor the manpower to produce the material to load 600 shells a minute in a gun that size just for one example. Just like Japan each battle they lost diminish their army or navy little by little by little they were never replenished

[@alanmoffat4454]

NOW WE HAVE HEARD THAT NAME BEFOR 😮 .

[@chuckanderson-hm7ii]

They wasted so many resources for nothing

[@jimtwisted1984]

600 shells a minute you mean 10 a second,don't you think about what you say?

[@adamlee9461]

Sad 😢

[@normlor]

NONSENSE AS ONE BOMBER COULD TAKE THIS OUT IN A FEW PASSES!!!

[@jeeplove_8831]

600 shells per minute? That doesn't sound correct at all.

[@Nastyswimmer]

600 shells per minute?? Ten shells per second? Not from a single gun. Ah - 50 guns launching 3000 rounds every day ... so 60 rounds per gun per day. That sounds more realistic.

[@paulbarthol8372]

03:15 one decade??

[@kadoj]

Wait wait wait. 600 shells a _minute_? I’m…..no. That has got to be a typo in the script, surely.

[@RaulPerez-yi4el]

Please do not see the subtitles. Thank you Por favor no se ven los subtitulos. gracias

[@Cavethug]

Dude... no this would not have changed history. This was as practical as the H44 class battleship, or the P1500 tank. It was nothing more than move to placate Hitler. As the war went on he became more and more delusional to the point where Soviet troops were preparing to enter Berlin, and he was commanding units that no longer existed. No one had the balls to tell him that 75% of the crap he thought was a good idea, was absolutely ridiculous. Mainly because those who did ended up being killed off for actually saying it. This was never feasible, 50 cannons using the pressure system it did, would have been such a monumental waste of materials that the Allies had they known what it was for, probably would have let them build the things. Just to tie up the troops and the materials. The built two 80cm guns, the largest ever built, and only used them once at Sevastopol, of course the destruction they wrought was absolutely astonishing, they were just too massive to be effective. I mean they had a Major General as the gun captain for Christ's sake and it took an actual division to deploy them, then they had to lay not one but two completely parallel railroad tracks in order to aim the thing... The V3 cannon would have been almost useless from an effective battlefield weapon standpoint as you wouldn't have been able to accurately aim it at anything other than London. When you're fighting a war, spending all the resources they would have spent on this to fire at a target that doesn't make weapons, ammunition, or fire anything back at you, is the height of stupidity.

[@meskalin64]

60 shells a minut seems off. Maby per hour.

[@briandstephmoore4910]

Germany during ww2 and Russia really give me methy vibes 🤣. Everything just gets crazier and wilder as meth madness deepens.

[@darrellcook8253]

Throw Some vodka on the problem! That'll fix it. More meth! More vodka! War is hell but I don't remember it. Much. The soldiers are spun out, tired, cold, dirty, hungry, yelled at, shot at and bombed. What a waste.

[@hamemoney]

Nazi German we play Chess! Allies we play 4D Chess. Thanks for coming!

[@gma729]

I ❤ DARK DOCS !!!

[@nomercyinc6783]

the nazis never got close to a nuclear bomb at all nor even a nuclear blast sized weapon.

[@avalanche9026]

If I would have all that metal for scrap I’ll be a very rich man. Hmmm

[@JayceeGenocide]

Dark Docs & other Far Right Wingers are sad that the NOT SEEs LOST

[@johnhallett5846]

Calling this something that could have changed history is beyond stupid. Click bait and nothing else

[@-CLUMSYDIYer-]

Excuse me! It's The Dam Buster's.

[@ColKorn1965]

This is manly

[@SmilingStaffyLensLane]

Now we have VX Virus X

[@josepholiver6733]

At it’s hight Germany was the best military till it was played by bad leadership and bad decisions witch lead to its defeat

[@mohanheismixingfengshuiand2097]

Seen this cannon in the great dictator by the Charlie chaplain. He made total fun of it.

[@sprintershepherd4359]

what does he mean 600 shells per minute ? does he mean 600 shells shot by 50 V3s per minute . even so that's still a lot of shells per minute 0:44

[@rdallas81]

Same shit regurgitated year after year.

[@BarracudaBoy]

600 rounds a min? You sure?😅😅😅

[@jeromeheim6246]

Would not have as the German gun Beratha made no difference to WWl

[@Will_CH1]

Not 600 per minute

[@SujanBasak-g5c]

No body talking about kattuasya