How Improvised Fuel Storage Made Hits Instantly Fatal
Автор: FA - Forgotten Archives
Загружено: 2025-12-29
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During World War II, both Soviet and German tank crews stacked external fuel drums and jerrycans onto their vehicles to extend range during massive advances like Operation Barbarossa and the 1944 summer offensives. On paper, it worked. On the battlefield, it could be deadly. When tracer rounds, shell fragments, or sparks struck these exposed fuel reserves, tanks like the T-34 could erupt in flames—spraying burning fuel across engine decks and crew hatches. Hits that might have been survivable instantly became catastrophic fires. Extra range kept tanks moving—but sometimes it turned them into rolling bombs.
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