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When the Susquehanna River Stopped: A Historic Freeze and Bombing
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When the Susquehanna River Stopped: A Historic Freeze and Bombing
After 83 days frozen solid from shore to shore, a sudden thaw turned the ice near Port Deposit into a deadly barricade. Water rose. The gorge would not move. With no way to cut it, an unthinkable solution followed: U.S. Army airplanes from Aberdeen Proving Ground dropped bombs onto the frozen river to force a release. This is the true story of the day the Susquehanna became an enemy—and the moment it had to be broken. 🔗 Read the full story at U…
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