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    OT Bonus - American Soldiers Blast German Tank with Bazooka in Normandy 1944



    American Soldiers Blast Germanicon Tank with Bazooka in Normandy 1944
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    I have a feeling it was already knocked out.
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    Definitely staged, as most.

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    Definitely no dust clouds behind that Bazooka!!!!

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    Perhaps but the explosion cloud on the tank looks like a fresh hit.

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    There doesn't appear to be any track on the left front drive of the tank. I'm guessing it was a knocked out tank and possibly used on the day to field test the bazookas' effectiveness.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Paul S. View Post
    There doesn't appear to be any track on the left front drive
    I was going by the gun being fully depressed...
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    Quote Originally Posted by browningautorifleicon View Post
    I was going by the gun being fully depressed...
    Exactly, that is a hallmark of out of action equipment, that or raised fully skyward. Anything else could be mistake from a distance as still fighting.
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    Quote Originally Posted by browningautorifleicon View Post
    I was going by the gun being fully depressed...
    That too.

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    Looks like the track nearest the camera is missing and just the front sprocket is visible?

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