73K views · 441 reactions | We’ve had fun looking back at some of our biggest flamethrowers this week. We’re lucky at NHRL to have so many great fire bots that can come and safely compete in our state of the art cages. Don’t forget to tune in September 14 for our next round, where we currently have more flamethrowers lined up than any previous event, it’s going to be  #NHRL #engineering #robotics #fire #flamethrower #robotcombat | NHRL | Facebook

🔥 Flamethrowers in WWII: Rare, Devastating, and Strategically Used 🔥 In this video, our Living History Coordinator, Grant, breaks down the use of the flamethrower during WWII—how it worked, why it was used, and the critical role it played in the Pacific Theater! While this flamethrower won’t be fired during our September 6 battle reenactment, you’ll still see equipment like it in action—alongside blank-firing weapons, simulated explosives, and real WWII vehicles brought to life by our Company

1.4M views · 33K reactions | "What is a flamethrower carry in combat? Five gallons of fuel oil, gasoline mixture. With a straight shot, full force, you probably get 65, 70 feet. You have 6 to 7 bursts—that’s all you’ve got—so you have to learn to swoosh." #ww2 #war #military #combat #history #shawnryanshow #podcast | Shawn Ryan Show | Facebook