Goliath tracked mine, German anti-tank weapon (1944)

WW2 footage. German Wartime Newsreel.

The Goliath tracked mine was an unmanned German-engineered demolition vehicle. Employed by the Wehrmacht during World War Two, this caterpillar-tracked vehicle was approximately four feet long, two wide, and one tall. It carried 75--100 kg (165--220 lb) of high explosives and was intended to be used for multiple purposes, such as destroying tanks, disrupting dense infantry formations, and demolition of buildings.

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[Maverick0906]

Japanese army did this without robot. But with their own hand lol

[zenophas]

"Hey Fritz, look what i got!" "What'd you get?" *dudes unwraps box containing GOLIATH* "It's a Goliath!" "A toy tank! We're in the middle of a war zone! And you bring a toy tank with you! You could've used that room to carry ammunition!" "Ah, but i did!" *dude pulls out controller thingy* "TANK!!!!" "Oh shit, hey! What the fuck are you doing!" *dude is sending Goliath towards Sherman* "They'll never know!" -over at the Sherman- "Aye, what the fuck is that?" "It's a to-" *Boom* "AWESOME!!"

[FaerieCrone]

"New from Mattel! Fun for all the fam - KABOOM!"

[nave50cal]

@CouldntFindANam3 the americans also had propaganda. once i saw some american propaganda of solders running up and easyly killing a MG42 gunner, saying "its bark is worse than its bite" the exact oposite is true.

[assassin801]

0:47 .... best camo ever

[DarkPrinceNH5570]

VBIED is what this is.

[12togo34]

the americans have golaiths to...but they are called creepers

[maitimu]

look even the germans had RC toys back then!

[airwolf232]

German engineers and workers had high pressure from the military! they had no choice but to obey their orders!they had to work for longer hours and military provided them food and shelter!they almost lived a life like in concentration camp!

[dracorider]

@toefoo6661 The Horten Ho 229? Yeah, have a few pictures of it on my computer.

[toefoo6661]

@dracorider and just any type of just one they were working on was a tail less version, similar to the modern day stealth bomber

[CouldntFindANam3]

germans had the best propaganda