41 - Defending the Fulda Gap
Today we talk again with Neil Gussman who was an M60A1 tank commander in West Germany tasked with defending the Fulda Gap which was a key likely Warsaw Pact attack route. We talk about his rushed initial deployment where he faced Warsaw Pact tanks across the border, details of various exercises he was in and how the US troops interacted with the West German population. Support the show ( / coldwarpod )

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Frontline/TIME: The Defense of Europe (1988)

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19 - Able Archer and the nuclear war scare of 1983

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NATO Battle Tanks (1987)

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