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Based on pre-prepared antiamphibious coast defenses, the latter pinned the landing forces down on the beach and wiped them out as reserves, primarily armor, arrived. This specific configuration results in the capability of applying very low forces down to 15 g while also supporting forces of up to 200 kg. This specific configuration results in the capability of applying very low forces down to 15 g while also supporting forces of up to 200 kg. |
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