As the battle ensued, a howitzer crawled by pointing its deadly artillery in the direction of the enemy in order to completely annihilate the snipers in the house.

While visiting the Smithsonian Museum in Washington D.C., the man observed an exhibit with a soldier standing next to a howitzer with its weapon pointing at a 45 degree angle.

Due to the controller of the howitzer having to maneuver the long cannon to its exact position before firing it, many foot soldiers could quickly dodge its shot.

When the boom from the enemy’s howitzer penetrated the silence, every soldier turned to see the tank with its narrow weapon steadily traveling in their direction.

The leader ordered his foot soldiers to watch for the enemy in the tall fields on either side of the road as the controller inside the howitzer was ready to fire his weapon.