Soldiers WET THEMSELVES in fear when Tiger engine roared 800 meters away

Declassified Allied testimonials reveal shocking truth: The Tiger tank's Maybach HL 230 engine triggered such panic in enemy soldiers that they couldn't control their bladders 800 meters away. American and British war diaries viscerally describe the psychological trauma of this mechanical roar. Units refused to attack, deserted at the mere sound, or developed physical symptoms of terror. This story explores the human dimension of mechanized warfare: how an engine became an instrument of psychological warfare, more effective than many weapons. Based on declassified reports, psychiatric studies, and soldier testimonials from 1943-1945. History of fear, not just machines.

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