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[Fury] Isn't there better ways to attack a non-moving tank?

What the hell happened? It seems more like an elaborate german suicide ritual than a competent army.

Why would the germans attack an inmobilized tank from the front? Or set up machine guns? against a TANK.

And for that matter, why would a whole batallion approach a tank that hasn't been checked out? Isn't that the whole point of having scouts?

Edit 1: what would be a realistic strategy for the germans? 

I'm thinking of halting the main army while a small squad throws smoke bombs from the forest line and use the cover to fire their shaped charges.
gpt
Yeah, well like with the earlier Tiger scene there's a lot of tactical oopsies.   


Machine guns were regularly used to attack tanks, tanks aren't fully encased and actually there are little slits for the crew to see out of which is what the machine guns would be aiming at per doctrine. This might necessarily kill the crew but it could prevent them from looking out and seeing what was going on. It definitely would have been more practical to send up a small force equipped to deal with the downed-but-not-out Sherman but through plot required awesome the crew of Fury were just so bad ass they could take care of all of these guys.  


Real life they probably would have just ditched the tank, something which often happened to disabled tanks.