They Called It Impossible — Until His Ancient Javelin Killed 18 Germans from 80 Yards
Автор: patriot wars
Загружено: 2025-12-19
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August 1944, Saint-Lô, France. While American forces struggled against German positions in fortified stone buildings, one Serbian immigrant reached back 2,000 years for a solution that would terrify an entire Wehrmacht division.
Private First Class Viktor Dragomir grew up learning bacanje koplja—the traditional Balkan javelin throw—from his grandfather in the steel yards of Gary, Indiana. When rifle fire proved useless against stone walls and waiting for artillery meant watching men die, Viktor carved javelins from barn beams and became the most feared soldier in northern France.
The Germans called him der Speerteufel—the spear demon. Wehrmacht intelligence reports ordered immediate withdrawal from any position he engaged. In six weeks, Viktor killed 32 enemy soldiers with sharpened oak poles, saved between 60-90 American lives, and forced the German 352nd Infantry Division to evacuate an entire sector.
This is the untold story of how an ancient weapon changed modern warfare, and why the U.S. Army buried the evidence.
Watch to discover the forgotten innovation that military historians found in captured German documents decades after the war ended.
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