my granddad was in ww2

@@JamieEmmons So was my father - Royal Artillery.

P 51 right up there

@@dennissylvester4171 True. I'll give it an honourable mention.

To think, the spitfire was originally going to be called "the shrew"

Если самолёт способен летать, он уже красив)

Agreed

yep! i really agree (i dont have thai language on my pc :-p)

Men and women. Did you know Woman exclusivly flew spitfires on the very first flight of the craft. As example to the dog fighters?

@@TheNubadak how many women?

@@prokremelskidezolati1426 About 600, 087 in the UK. Russia had near 900,000. In the USA there was about 187,000

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@@TheNubadak "During the Second World War, the RAF reached a total strength of 1,208,000 men and women, of whom 185,000 were aircrew." so, according to you, from those 185 000 "aircrew", 600 000 were women? :)))

It really does seem to fit in everything

Innit fam

Movie name?

me either

I'm a Brit and I say we were lucky to have the channel between us and NAZI Germany.

Getting some of the women in the world to make love to anyone other than the credit card would take a act of god.

Germany pilots have pervitins....

Lol, I noticed that too. Germany had the most highly trained and efficient pilots in WWII.

Mann, if there was a me-262 the British would've delt with a lot more pain going against those fighter jets

@@alphaares6027 I don't think me262's existed when Dunkirk evacuasions happened.

germans also wanted to be on video

It is a. Bloody movie .

Yes. it was a Yak or something bloody ugly that looked nothing like a Spit. Awful such obvious things are casually dismissed. It really detracts from the movie.

Unless your flying oeaxefully and 3 killer fighters start chasing you0

3 spitfires become 2 for no apparent reason. 😂

I remember the airplane ohka.

Stop it they all gave their best.So stop where they come from .As most off the did what needed to be done .

You are right, hundreds of Polish Pilots did fight in the Battle of Britain, Certainly they made a Massive Contribution. They were never made to feel welcome in these Islands after the war, Neither was there any proper recognition given to any of the pilots of any Nationality, Many who made the ultimate sacrifice in the name of democracy and freedom...... Shameful Indeed.

@@andrewwasowski5563 "Hundreds" during the course of the war, yes, but not during the Battle of Britain: Only two Polish squadrons were active during that period (302 and 303) and there were some Polish pilots in other squadrons, but not enough to be described as "hundreds".

@@angelonunez8555 you are Correct to say that it was two polish squadrons active in the Battle of Britain 🇬🇧 plus a number of Polish Pilots dispersed to other squadrons. What May not be so comely known is that the "kill" rate for these squadrons was well above the Average of non Polish Squadrons, Maybe because the Average British Pilot just wanted to down an Aircraft, Were as the Polish Pilots not only wanted to down the Aircraft but see the pilot dead as well. Brave Brave men on Both sides doing what they felt was their Duty Only for the Polish Pilots it was Playback time for the atrocities Committed back in their Homeland.

I like French pilots of Vichy France 😎

Unfortunately good Looks and smart engine we're Not all.but i agree.asthetic piece of engineering

we lucky at british have spitfire so the win world

@@TheKobinian What more would you want sir? Spitfires are officially recorded as accounting for more enemy aircraft during WW2 than any other British or American designed aircraft. Further, the Spitfire is one of the very few aircraft that was with regular upgrades able to fight from the first day of WW2 (03 September 1939) to after the last day. No American 'plane can make that claim. One of the very few others that could was it's bitter rival the Me109. That said I've never heard of an Allied pilot who said he would rather fly an Me 109 than a Spitfire. For me and many others, lest we forget, the Spitfire and I've seen them flying many, many times, and the Hurricane, who together with some guts and good leadership gave NAZI Germany it's first ever military defeat, are the truest symbols of our liberty and freedoms.

@@gordonfrickers5592 The Narvik landings gave the Germans their first defeat. The later fought back, but they lost navy vessels and aircraft.

@@TheKobinian P-51 Mustang

I'm surprised he could even find them as Nolan used so few extras in the beach scenes. Just a few dozen when in fact there were tens of thousands at the time.😅

Dunkirk

Victory, two steps from hell

Do you even know what you’re talking about

Yes brother look at the air craft. It's green and red circle in the middle, exactly the flag of Bangladesh. But Bangladesh was separated from Pakistan in 1971 so that flag was invented in 1971 in BD. You can check our country flag, you would understand

​@@ahmedshourov9739I suggest you recalibrate the colour settings on whatever device you watched it on.

Dunkirk

First of all it's BRITISH not english as the welsh and scots helped kick the argies sorry arses off the FALKLANDS and have they found the wreck of the Belgrano yet?

so the ones who won the war were worse than those who killed 11 million innocent human beings? Gotcha

Польшей всегда пользуются эти западные страны, а поляки из века век упорно подставляют заднюю часть этим западным людям

No..look at the facts

Eventhough the Spitfire managed to defend the ships at Dunkirk, Win the Battle of Britain, and provide close air support and keep German aircraft away from allied troops in Africa etc. Must be a second rate fighter.

Die deutschen Piloten waren auch geschickt, hier ist das vergessen...

Yet it was the RAF pilots that came out on top, protecting the majority of the ships.

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