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WW2 Dragons Teeth: The WW2 Tank Traps You Can Still See Today
During World War II, these strategic tracked vehicle obstacles, aptly named "Drachenzähne" or "Dragon's teeth," formed anti-tank barriers stretching 390 miles along the German borders with ...
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North Korea built anti-tank barriers on demolished inter-Korean roads, says South's military
North Korea has built anti-tank obstacles over now-destroyed roads that ran along two rail lines that connected the Koreas, ...
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Lithuania puts up dragon’s teeth anti-tank barriers on bridge connecting it to Russia
TASS/. Lithuania installed anti-tank obstacles of reinforced concrete, known as dragon’s teeth, on a bridge that links it to Russia, the Lithuanian Defense Ministry said. "Today, Lithuania set ...