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10 months ago
The learning curve for the use of modern weaponry during the first great war was a multi-year project...
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It wasn't until 1917 that the allied and opposing forces realized that there was no reason for a human to be present in the firing chamber.
Amazing how rare it is for discoveries at the front to reach back to the home command post...
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Kuhlengraeber @GADGKuhlengraeber
They say optional… but in reality, they were being trained as living artillery cleaning brushes. 🪥💣🖤🖤🖤
2025-10-16T01:11:27.962ZReply
The logic was fair at the time. Meat Shells for meat shields.
“I say, chaps— fire me over the enemy line, and I shall endeavor to stab one or two; what say?”
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