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The reason why Japan had such a strong old it’s because they had Godzilla

Wait, did the UK really win this war?

There were a few reasons that people liked the P-47. One was, Like the B-17, The P-47 It was an extremely durable aircraft and could take an unbelievable amount of punishment. Another was, You could about mow a road through the forest with those machine guns. It had over a ton of horse power, And when combined with the paddle prop, It was an extremely effective air frame.

The only reason videos like this are needed is because they don't teach history in schools anymore. _But you can sure learn 'social issues' like the number of genders and how America is a horrible 'colonial county' that's always been racist!_

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Interesting point made by an Argentine about the sinking of the Belgrano cruiser, it is the Belgrano captain who defends the actions of the captain of HMS Conqueror, the nuclear submarine to sink Belgrano. The Belgrano captain publicly stated, "I would have done the same".

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Theoretically, it may have been possible for the US, GB and France to occupay Germany the moment Hitler won general elections and not a moment later. But that's just theory.

This aircraft outclassed F86 Sabres in Indo-Pak war of 1971 aka “Bangladeshi Liberation War”

One MINOR point missed is that the 262 engine according to Wicky had a life of 34 minutes, with another 15 minutes after inspection. I'm 77 and there is a refurbished English engine running older than me. They don't make them like they used to.

The Mosquito was faster. The clipped wing Spitfire was faster. Stop waffling and do your homework !

Eric Brown flew both the Meteor and the 262. He considered the 262 the superior aircraft as it lacked the meteors problem of directional snaking, meaning the 262 was a more stable gun platform. Adolf Galland also came to the same conclusion,and said the ideal fighter would have been the 262 with British engines.

It frightened the USA so the USA leant on the UK government to have it cancelled.

I saw a couple of Vulcans on a low-pass at an air-show: a wonderful aircraft which probably RAF regrets not having now...

British struggled with jet designs. The rule with jets it is the better they look the better they fly. All the british jets look like tractors but they to this day try to prop them up to be something other.

Oh the sacrilege. After the war spitfires were used as drone for target practice in Israel

Imagine if they cast the block in aluminium with steel sleeves to reduce weight

Strength ultimately determines who holds land. Putin shows this is true today through his acquisition of parts of Georgia and Ukraine.

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Ok this is all true , but what was that land called before the romans actually named palastine ( then philastia) Judea so the jewish people were there a lot longer before there was even the name palastine.

In 2000 I was working on the railway lines in Northhumberland has a lookout and the RAF were flying Tornado's and Harriers over all morning dog fighting. At dinner time I stood on the embankment watching these guys in amzement then with my flags stretched out and on seeing a plane coming towards me I began to wave my flags above my head then stretched my arms out and simulated dipping the wings and every pilot that flew over dipped their wings just to say hello back, it felt good knowing these guys are doing a very important job but still being human and communicating back...

The Vast Majority of the New Zealand force were Pakeha who fought alongside their New Zealand Māori friends and comrades from the Pacific and many of its Island!

Boeing safer aircraft hmmmm how things have changed lol

My first F4E was a 60 model that was sold to Turkey, would be awesome to find out it was the jet that bombed ISIS!!

Good video! I crewed F4E&G for my first 8 years of service, it was a hard aircraft to work and demanded blood, sweat and tears every day and night, but once I knew her I was her master and my jet did things and flew like crazy! I even got a ride in my F4E 740663 before moving to tankers. I went Mach 2.3 and pulled 7.5 +Gs and 4 negative went inverted an did a bunch of barrel rolls and all kinds of tricks over the Mohave Desert it was a kick in the ass!! Have great pictures!! What a jet!!

They thought Britain wouldn’t respond 😂 they don’t know Britain then

British engineering at it's best

The wing reminds me of the Bomarc missile.

It occured to me Britain benefitted from volume and speed over armor. A bit like Allied tanks versus late war German tanks

The Germans all had fuel injection planes not the pommies which stalled with their spits ! I did my service raaf started of on windjeel ! Then t33 vampire Sabre Ca 27 then the Mirage 3 76 squadron out of Williamtown under the late c/o big jim flemming!!

Awwww... poor baby did not have enough boom boom and tried to take it from siblings.

Germany with the hikel Jet plane 1940