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Blitzkrieg on
1,000,000 Motorcycles

• Literary Digest, 1937 •


Here is a short news piece from 1937 that reported on an investment that the German Army had made to insure its lightening-fast assault throughout Europe:

“Motorcycles, a cool million of them, have become a German army specialty. The new Wehrmacht specializes in them. (it knows it will be short of horses; as when in March, 1918, the Teuton cavalry arm was virtually abolished,west front and east.) The British and French have only half a million machines apiece. Each German motorcycle-cum-sidecar carries three or four mechanized men; more mobile and versatile than a truck carrying 8 to 15 men. A motorcycle column travels twice as fast as a column of transport trucks: 20 to 40 miles an hour. With tank cooperation, motorcycles can make frontal attacks, infiltrate, out-flank, or strike in rear.”


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Blitzkrieg on 1,000,000 Motorcycles

german motorcycles in ww2ww2bmw.deone million Motorcycles were used in the Nazi blitzkrieg1000000 Motorcycles were used in the Nazi blitzkrieggerman BMW motorcycles in ww2 historyGerman motorcycles and the success of nazi blitzkriegBMW motorcycles and the success of Nazi blitzkrieg
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