The Pilum; WWII Radios; First Rockets

Season 1, Episode 9, Aired
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The ancient Roman pilum is designed to penetrate armor, World War II army radios, and how rockets were first used on the battlefield.
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      • The average flight time for a Congreve rocket was 29 seconds. Edit
      • The average flight time for a Congreve rocket was 29 seconds. Edit
      • The Handie-Talkie used by troops in World War 2 weighed 5.5 pounds. Edit
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      • (a radio starts making a squelching noise) R. Lee Ermey: Sounds like one of these gizmos is giving me some lip. Pipe down! Don't give me any more back talk! You got that?! Edit
      • R. Lee Ermey: Augustus Ceaser coined the Latin phrase "Veni, vidi, vici", "I came, I saw, I conquered." Well, that's not bad, but I got a better description for the fighting I was doing. It doesn't even need a translation. Slice 'em, dice 'em, kill 'em! Edit
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