Alexander the Great Turned Catapults Into Killing Machines | History's Greatest Machines

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alexander even stayed close to his engineers under missile fire to encourage and boost their moral and reward them for good work. brilliant commander

I don't know about the catapults, I think Alexander building that bridge across the water was his most impressive achievement, I remember my dad first telling me about it when I was a little kid.

Man powerful people like Genghis Khan, Alexander the great, napoleon and myself to we just different breed

Alexander was legendary a military mastermind.

Mf built a bridge but the effort goes to rope

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DON'T TELL ME THAT'S DOLPH LUNDGREN AS ONE OF THE NARRATORS ??? ALEXANDER WAS GREAT !!! WHAT'S NOT ARE THESE WASHED UP PAST TENSE ACTORS AND ACTRESSES THAT HAVEN'T BEEN RELEVANT FOR OVER 20YRS NOW !!! PLEASE 😂😂😂😂😂