Fact of the Day: During WW1 #RAFLuton used Sherman tanks as Anti Airplane Guns by parking them vertically against the walls of buildings, this was not always popular with the buildings owners and led to the popular phrase "Driving me up the wall" to express dissatisfactionpic.twitter.com/nqlreVAsi0
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I have done this exact thing in Battlefield games and it’s worked swimmingly.
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That’s not a Sherman that’s a Chieftan. I’ve no idea if that’s true or not but I know it’s the tweet you are looking for to retweet.
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“I’ve no idea if that’s true or not” Funnily enough I believe you
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ahh is that the mechanical section stationed at raf Luton
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Guys! Thats a VW..the engine's at the back!
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The photo of the daredevil Helmut Von Jumpingjack’s attempt at the reverse armoured car long jump
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... and looks like it only took 3 guys to aim the gun. Such versatility and cleverality in the face of .... perpendicularity. Or something.
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Surely you mean WW2? If we had Shermans during WW1 it wouldn't have lasted so long.
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And the picture doesn't look like a Sherman
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