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The Flamethrower

The FlamethrowerAuthor(s): Chris McNab, Steve Noon, Alan Gilliland

Format: Paperback

Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing PLC, United Kingdom

Imprint: Osprey Publishing

ISBN-13: 9781472809025, 978-1472809025

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The portable flamethrower literally placed the power of fire in human hands.

Capable of inflicting horrific injuries or of using up the oxygen supply inside a building, causing the occupants to suffocate it projected a stream of flammable liquid, which could be bounced off the interior surfaces of tunnels, buildings and other defended structures to reach deep inside a fortification.

From its combat debut with German troops in World War I to its deployment in Vietnam, Chechnya and elsewhere, the flamethrower has proven to be devastatingly effective, not least because of its huge psychological impact on enemy troops. Yet despite this, the weapon and its operators have always been vulnerable, suffering from a very particular set of limitations, all of which are ex.

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The Flamethrower

The FlamethrowerAuthor(s): Chris McNab, Steve Noon, Alan Gilliland

Format: Paperback

Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing PLC, United Kingdom

Imprint: Osprey Publishing

ISBN-13: 9781472809025, 978-1472809025

Synopsis

The portable flamethrower literally placed the power of fire in human hands.

Capable of inflicting horrific injuries or of using up the oxygen supply inside a building, causing the occupants to suffocate it projected a stream of flammable liquid, which could be bounced off the interior surfaces of tunnels, buildings and other defended structures to reach deep inside a fortification.

From its combat debut with German troops in World War I to its deployment in Vietnam, Chechnya and elsewhere, the flamethrower has proven to be devastatingly effective, not least because of its huge psychological impact on enemy troops. Yet despite this, the weapon and its operators have always been vulnerable, suffering from a very particular set of limitations, all of which are ex.

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The FlamethrowerAuthor(s): Chris McNab, Steve Noon, Alan Gilliland

Format: Paperback

Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing PLC, United Kingdom

Imprint: Osprey Publishing

ISBN-13: 9781472809025, 978-1472809025

Synopsis

The portable flamethrower literally placed the power of fire in human hands.

Capable of inflicting horrific injuries or of using up the oxygen supply inside a building, causing the occupants to suffocate it projected a stream of flammable liquid, which could be bounced off the interior surfaces of tunnels, buildings and other defended structures to reach deep inside a fortification.

From its combat debut with German troops in World War I to its deployment in Vietnam, Chechnya and elsewhere, the flamethrower has proven to be devastatingly effective, not least because of its huge psychological impact on enemy troops. Yet despite this, the weapon and its operators have always been vulnerable, suffering from a very particular set of limitations, all of which are ex.

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