20 Japanese Were Killed by His Self Made Gun From Aircraft Parts—The Japanes Couldn't Believe it
ww2 battels , pacific theater , militaryhistory February 19th, 1945. At nine in the morning, a twenty-three-year-old Marine crouched low behind a shallow dip in the black volcanic sand of a tiny Pacific island, his fingers wrapped around a weapon his own sergeant had once called a stupid idea. His name was Corporal Tony Stein. Six combat missions behind him. Not a single conventional kill on the official books. And in his hands he held something that did not officially exist, a machine gun he had built himself out of the wreckage of a crashed aircraft. Within the next eight hours, that strange homemade weapon would tear apart everything the enemy thought they knew about how a single man could fight. In today's video, we look at 20 Japanese Were Killed by His Self Made Gun From Aircraft Parts—The Japanes Couldn't Believe it… Keep watching to see ww2 battels , pacific theater , militaryhistory Also check out: • Me 163 Komet vs P-51 Mustang-The Fight Nob... #ww2 battels #pacific theater #militaryhistory
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