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My Tank is Fight

Postby NuWaveRx » Thu Mar 01, 2007 9:30 am

No I haven't adopted the syntax of our most prolific poster

Its a great book I just finshed by Zack Parsons called "My Tank is Fight" [taken from a Darkest of the Hillside Thickets song]. It's a "pulp history" book that details some of the more deranged ideas for weaponry and military technology thought up during WWII. Almost none of the inventions made it past inital development, but many of the stories that surround them are fascinating--especially the newer info about how close the Nazis were to an atomic device. The author is actually pretty funny in his writing style. Highly recommended.
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