Yes, I did, and I own that particular regimental history. And it does describe a assault into a German artillery position. In fact it describes two of them, and the loss of at least one tank to direct fire. There were three tanks lost in total on that particular day, but only one can definitively be attributed to a arty hit. Chaos does not imply inability to remember significant acts. I was friends with Alexander Uhlig and up until the day he died he was able to accurately describe, in great detail, detail that was verifiable from both American and German sources, his Knights Cross action outside of Perrier on D +30.
That's why I have no problem believing the recollections of the woman in the video. As far as the pallywood silliness, I hate to break it to you but when they have multiple angles of them rehearsing, and film the production from "behind the scenes" that is impossible to fake. Inj a court of law there is a very old saying. Once a liar, always a liar. Which basically means if you discover that a person has perjured themselves under oath, they will ALWAYS do so if it benefits them, and even if it doesn't sometimes. Thus, they are no longer called as witnesses for ANYTHING.
The same go's for our pallywood producers. They have been caught lying so many times, that they are simply not to be used. They have zero credibility, and anyone who ignores that, likewise has no credibility. Your judgement is suspect.
