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Americans tested a captured StuG — they couldn’t believe that silhouette mattered more than armor
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Americans tested a captured StuG — they couldn’t believe that silhouette mattered more than armor
When the Americans captured a German StuG III in 1943 and brought it to the Aberdeen Proving Ground for testing, they couldn't believe what they discovered: this turretless machine, with armor no thicker than a Sherman and a weaker engine, was destroying their tanks at a ratio of five to one—and the entire secret lay
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