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<title>Crack That Tank</title>
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<description>Made in 1943 as part of the &#x26;#x22;Fighting Men&#x26;#x22; series, &#x26;#x22;Crack That Tank&#x26;#x22; explains the tactics an infantryman can use to disable or destroy an enemy tank. Vulnerabilities of the tank include its track, which can be destroyed with a grenade, mine or a shell. A disabled tank is a sitting duck. A &#x26;#x22;closed&#x26;#x22; or buttoned-up tank is vulnerable because its crew cannot see the battlefield well, just through slits and periscopes. Taking out vision slits and periscopes can make a tank blind. Infantry that is well hidden is difficult for a tank crew to see or attack. Interestingly, most...</description>
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