Reinforcements had arrived halfway through the second month of the war. Bruno had spent the previous two weeks clearing the minefields he had set around the city of Belgrade and the trenches dug outside its perimeter.
How does one efficiently clear a minefield? Well, Bruno already had the answer to this. Introducing the Minenräumwagen, as Bruno called it—stealing the name from his past life—was about the only thing inspired by its previous iteration.
The vehicle was more or less a Panzer chassis based on the E-10 paper tank designs from Bruno's past life, but with a mine flail attached to it. However, there was one other thing this armored vehicle had in common with its predecessor: the fact that it was remotely operated via radio signature.
Bruno had invested in a number of the world's greatest geniuses over the years, allowing for this tracked mine-clearing armored vehicle to exist without risking life and injury to a crew that would otherwise have to pilot it.
