The Biggest Mortar of WW2 @PremierHistory
The Biggest Mortar of WW2  @PremierHistory
Uploaded April 2024 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Mortars were an integral part of warfare during the Second World War. But have you ever heard of 'Little David'? This was an American made mortar known to be the largest caliber weapon of World War Two. At 914 mm or 36 inches, this was a huge weapon. In today's video we look at the biggest mortar of WW2.

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