The US Army Couldn’t Break the Barbed Wire — So a Mechanic Built the Jeep Buzzsaw
Автор: Legendary WWII Tales
Загружено: 2026-01-02
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In late 1944, the Allied advance into Germany was brought to a dead halt by a silent, rusty killer: "The Devil's Rope."
While history books focus on tanks and bombers, the infantry in the Rhineland faced mile after mile of razor-sharp barbed wire that turned open fields into calculated kill zones. Artillery failed to clear it, and brave soldiers died trying to cut it by hand. The US Army needed a miracle to break the stalemate.
Enter Staff Sergeant Thomas Jackson, a former lumber mill mechanic from Oregon who refused to accept "impossible" as an answer.
Ignoring army regulations and threats of court-martial, Jackson took a welding torch to a standard Willys Jeep. He scavenged armor from a destroyed German half-track and mounted a massive industrial circular saw to the front bumper, powered directly by the Jeep's engine. The result was the "Buzzsaw"—a terrifying, frankenstein war machine designed to scream into the enemy line and shred their defenses to pieces. #wwii #willysjeep #militaryhistory #AmericanIngenuity #mechanicstories
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