Sachyriel
Banned
I am neither an amateur electrician from the 1900s nor a colonel in 1916. But I have a question that can alter history. Electric Fences can be a shocking trap, yes?
The thin barbed wire represents a boundary in warfare, one you can not cross without consequences. The inspired tactician might make even touching the wire from any side deadly. And while I place my bets on the Commonwealth forces I see no reason why the Continental European forces, Americans, or even the rebels of the future USSR don't come up with it.
I'm not even sure the electric fence is confined to post-1900.
It's not too far of a stretch to make it happen. While it maybe blown apart by artillery fire it certainly might be worth investigating to a desperate commander. I can be wrong.
The thin barbed wire represents a boundary in warfare, one you can not cross without consequences. The inspired tactician might make even touching the wire from any side deadly. And while I place my bets on the Commonwealth forces I see no reason why the Continental European forces, Americans, or even the rebels of the future USSR don't come up with it.
I'm not even sure the electric fence is confined to post-1900.
It's not too far of a stretch to make it happen. While it maybe blown apart by artillery fire it certainly might be worth investigating to a desperate commander. I can be wrong.