Dragon’s Teeth – Stopping Tanks in Their Tracks

Re:Dragon’s Teeth – Stopping Tanks in Their Tracks by gamblor956 on Tuesday November 08, 2022 @01:09PM (#33522155)

For those talking about the "3 hours under fire": Dexpan is an expanding cement that cracks concrete over a few hours.

Once placed into a hole or crack, you don't need to hang around to do anything.

The reason for the hammer drill is to make holes in the dragon's teeth to put the Dexpan into. For that, you only a minute per tooth, and it doesn't matter where you put the hole, so you can use the teeth as cover from defensive fire while you drill.

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Re:Dragon’s Teeth – Stopping Tanks in Their Tracks by mcguire on Tuesday November 08, 2022 @02:32PM (#33523194)

Somehow, this sounds like one of those "use paintballs to blind enemy tanks" things that work out better in theory than practice.

A snazzy demo video for an anti-personnel artillery round: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G18Rwoa7c1kt25

The demo starts at :20 or so.

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