British "Life Buoy" WWII Flamethrower
This video explores the British "Life Buoy" flamethrower, a unique toroidal design that originated from World War I experimentation and saw continued development through World War II. The description highlights its evolution, including the shift from a hydrogen spark ignition to a cartridge flare system in 1942. It also points out the use of a lightweight fiberglass tank on this particular experimental model, a post-WWII innovation. The video is presented in conjunction with Armament Research Services (ARES), offering detailed insights for firearms enthusiasts.














