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During World War II, General John O’Daniel came up with an ingenious idea to transport troops into heavily defended positions. He suggested the use of battle sleds.
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You can just tell how practical these were in an actual battle by complete lack of any pictures from the era besides these from a test
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It’s so ingenious that it’s never been used again by anyone anywhere ever.
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Imagine being a tank commander stopping by an enemy fortification to dismount the infantry, looking behind you, and noticing the sleds were completely gone.
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As a retired Soldier, I can say with 100% confidence, we would have been asleep within 3 seconds of getting into that thing.
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"These are not dead soldiers being pulled in metal coffins, these are living soldiers being pulled in metal coffins to their deaths."
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never underestimate a soldier's ability to sleep anywhere!
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As a Veteran, my first thought about this was that I could get a quality nap in while they were towing me to the front line
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Much respect to any vet that served WW2
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The VA- "Your back injury is not service connected."
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They were used in Anzio, however the tanks attracted artillery fire, tanks would have to change direction dumping the guys out of the sleds into the middle of the battlefield. According to WW2 talk , the sleds made a hasty exit from military history. They were torpedo shells cut in half.
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Ive watched so many things of WWII and this is the first time Ive ever heard od this. Thats wild.
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Couldn’t imagine the seconds of getting out of the sled expecting everything to go black at any moment.
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Those were used in Italy where advancing GIs had to cross wide open spaces. The sleds were made from halves of aerial torpedo transport containers made from heavy gauge sheet metal.
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Holding on for dear life? Looks pretty smooth to me. Our brave men don't need any exaggeration, they were already our heros.
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I've read and studied A LOT of WWII history. It is pretty rare for me to come across something I have heard absolutely nothing about. This is definitely one of those times.
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I have never even heard of such a thing, but it's brilliant in its simplicity.
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The ingenuity of the designer to give the soldiers their own coffins.
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I swear..i would have been dead asleep and soon as that thing started moving lol
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You know you going in the sh0t when people start pulling you on sleds behind a tank.
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OOO, new strategy for my neighborhood snowball wars in the winter
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