Uploaded May 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
CCTV footage,
Borucki Sangar was a british army observation post named after a soldier killed in Crossmaglen.
On the 12th November 1993 a second improvised flamethrower attack was carried out on the same target, once more time by a tractor dragging a manure spreader, drove by the sanger and headed down the Cullaville road towards the RUC/Army base, then sprayed the bunker with 1,100 imperial gallons (5,000 L) of petrol. Borucki sangar was then engulfed for seven minutes by a 9 metres (30 ft) tall fireball triggered by a small explosive device. The four Grenadier Guards inside the bunker had to be rescued by a Saxon armoured vehicle.
CCTV footage,
Borucki Sangar was a british army observation post named after a soldier killed in Crossmaglen.
On the 12th November 1993 a second improvised flamethrower attack was carried out on the same target, once more time by a tractor dragging a manure spreader, drove by the sanger and headed down the Cullaville road towards the RUC/Army base, then sprayed the bunker with 1,100 imperial gallons (5,000 L) of petrol. Borucki sangar was then engulfed for seven minutes by a 9 metres (30 ft) tall fireball triggered by a small explosive device. The four Grenadier Guards inside the bunker had to be rescued by a Saxon armoured vehicle.
