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And Julius Caesar weren't exactly a damn fool at the war game, were he?
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Guns That Changed The Game

And Julius Caesar weren't exactly adamn fool at the war game, were he?

And Julius Caesar weren't exactly a
damn fool at the war game, were he?

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And Julius Caesar weren't exactly a damn fool at the war game, were he?
Duration
5 seconds
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25
Timestamp in Movie
00:25:45
Uploaded
May 26, 2025
Season
1
Episode
3
Genres
documentary
Production
Hirschman/Northern Productions

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Movie Summary

As each new century unfolded, guns increasingly shaped the way battles were fought and borders were drawn. The quest to create more innovative and lethal weapons became more and more contested. These are the Guns the Changed the G...
S01 • E01 This story begins almost 40 years earlier, when Horace Smith - Guns That Changed The Game 00:21
This story begins almost 40 years earlier, when Horace Smith
S01 • E02 Appearing in several scenes, it was used by most of the main - Guns That Changed The Game 00:15
Appearing in several scenes, it was used by most of the main
S01 • E03 Having taken away the horses from the artillery, the next thing - Guns That Changed The Game 00:07
Having taken away the horses from the artillery, the next th...
S01 • E03 After the war, the American Military began developing new field artillery - Guns That Changed The Game 00:09
After the war, the American Military began developing new fi...
S01 • E02 It's also heavily featured in the poster for the film. - Guns That Changed The Game 00:05
It's also heavily featured in the poster for the film.
S01 • E03 By the time World War 2 started, their plans were well advanced. - Guns That Changed The Game 00:06
By the time World War 2 started, their plans were well advan...
S01 • E02 Although common, in reality the M3 was probably just the easiest - Guns That Changed The Game 00:09
Although common, in reality the M3 was probably just the eas...
S01 • E03 The 105mm M101 howitzer had a range of 7 miles and was very accurate. - Guns That Changed The Game 00:07
The 105mm M101 howitzer had a range of 7 miles and was very ...
S01 • E01 Smith and Wesson were unable to successfully commercialise Hunt's - Guns That Changed The Game 00:07
Smith and Wesson were unable to successfully commercialise H...
S01 • E02 Nevertheless, the Grease Gun, like the film, became famous. - Guns That Changed The Game 00:05
Nevertheless, the Grease Gun, like the film, became famous.
S01 • E03 In the gun's early development, the carriage was designed to be - Guns That Changed The Game 00:11
In the gun's early development, the carriage was design...
S01 • E02 The M3 performed well in combat - Guns That Changed The Game 00:07
The M3 performed well in combat
S01 • E01 It was revived by Oliver Winchester as the New Haven Arms Company - Guns That Changed The Game 00:11
It was revived by Oliver Winchester as the New Haven Arms Co...
S01 • E02 It has continued to be used in conflicts right up - Guns That Changed The Game 00:06
It has continued to be used in conflicts right up
S01 • E03 It was a relatively heavy gun for its calibre - Guns That Changed The Game 00:07
It was a relatively heavy gun for its calibre
S01 • E02 The M3 Grease Gun was a compact gun - Guns That Changed The Game 00:08
The M3 Grease Gun was a compact gun
S01 • E01 Henry developed the Henry lever-action repeating rifle which, - Guns That Changed The Game 00:09
Henry developed the Henry lever-action repeating rifle which...
S01 • E03 The barrel and carriage could withstand punishing - Guns That Changed The Game 00:05
The barrel and carriage could withstand punishing
S01 • E03 The M101 went into production at the Rock Island Arsenal - Guns That Changed The Game 00:14
The M101 went into production at the Rock Island Arsenal
S01 • E01 But he felt underappreciated and underpaid and in 1865, - Guns That Changed The Game 00:09
But he felt underappreciated and underpaid and in 1865,