Comments by "Big Blue" (@bigblue6917) on "Why you should stop believing this WW1 myth" video.

  1. Before the start of the 100 Days Campaign the Royal Artillery had used sound location devices to find the positions of the German artillery. So when the artillery opened up on the first day only a few positions of the German artillery were not hit. My paternal grandfather served with the Royal Garrison Artillery 60 pounder guns in WW1. So when I see the film footage of the 60 pounders I often wonder if he is amongst those in the film.
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  2. They even had large wedge shaped ramps to get over the sea wall. The ramp would attached to the front of the tank and was to be dropped into place before the tanks climbed up them.
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  3.  @arniewilliamson1767  Thanks, Arnie
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