- 12 Apr 2011 12:32
#13681582
My basic question is why the fuck they put the unloading ramp straight forward.
I know they were built cheaply out of plywood and in mass numbers... but I can't imagine how many soldiers just never had a chance in hell once that ramp went down. It is like walking in a straight line into enemy fire. It couldn't have been that hard to have the sides open out.
I know they were built cheaply out of plywood and in mass numbers... but I can't imagine how many soldiers just never had a chance in hell once that ramp went down. It is like walking in a straight line into enemy fire. It couldn't have been that hard to have the sides open out.
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