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How to stop a tank using felled trees

Published January 9, 2017

Views 165K  |  Likes 494  |  Comments 35
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NATONATO
537K subs•2.80K videos•Mar 2008

This video has 165K views and 494 likes, ranking #5,380,971 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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165,663

Likes

494

Comments

35

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Total (all-time): $116 – $331

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

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A look at the ancient fortification and defence tactic known as the abatis, a defensive structure made of felled trees, dating back to the times of the Roman Empire, it is still an effective tool in modern warfare when done correctly. Canadian and US army engineers constructed the obstacle during the multinational exer…

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January 9, 2017
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