"You see the 2 bombers?" "Yes?" *glue them together*

“I’m controlling the plane.” “No I’m controlling the plane!” “No, I’m controlling the plane!” “I’m controlling the plane!”

The british high command when the spitfire first reported the Heinkel 111z; "hes delusional, take him to the infirmary"

military logistics: We need to move tanks by air Designers: Build a massive amount glider Luftwaffe: We can't tow it Designers: Put 2 bombers together Luftwaffe: We still can't tow it Designers: Add another engine Luftwaffe: We still can't tow it Designers: Add rockets

When the engineers took this phrase of brothers in arms way too seriously " Together we live, we fight to die together"

“Twice the pride, double the fall” - Some Dooku dude probably

"I told you Hans!, don't design plane while drinking!"

Simple History Makes a video about Twin He 111 Gaijin: NEXT PREMIUM!

Everthing about simple history just makes my day, because tbh, the way the subject in each video is portrayed feels really interesting, not like how you'd learn history at school.

If they merged a JU-88c with another JU-88c, it could've been a nightmare.

Interesting, I saw some pics of these “double planes” as a kid, and was completely baffled by them. I can see how the first allied scout who spotted them was confused too. Thanks for doing a video about them.

Gives a whole new meaning to “we need to stick together”

F-82 Twin Mustang: Finally, a worthy opponent. Our battle shall be legendary!

"Help step plane, I'm stuck" "Well... me too"

Ya gotta love the British High command, in WW1 we developed a armour piercing dart that could be dropped from small fighter planes and were proved very effective at wiping out German Trenches. However the high command cancelled the mass production because it was deemed "Un-sporting." I can still never forget the high command for their operation at the so called "Bridge Too Far." Watching the classic film starring Sean Connery and co. made me realise just how outdated we were in our battle tactics.

“You know hans, if the guy on the right takes control, the brits might just think we’re one of them.”

Ok, this would be sic to have in War Thunder admittedly Even though I despise that greedy snail

"Siamese planes?" No, the Chinese could never have invented the airplane, because two Wongs don't make a Wright"

0:10 - Me and the Boys getting ready to watch Simple History 5 minutes after a video comes up.

Another good simple history video that brightens my day.

Never in my life I'd hear Simple History mention "Ars Nova" or anime in a video.

“Two planes, stuck together”. *_Sounds dirty_*

Reminds me of a certain vehicle from Star Wars.

I’ve seen this plane before when I played WW2 Dogfight Western Front and not gonna lie, it’s humongous not gonna lie. Two Heinekels stuck together

I can't imagine the horror of sitting in a glider as it's getting shot down.

Fun fact the "z" in the name means Zwilling (twin) in German

The animation looks amazing! I see a lot of improvements

“Practical solution” Damn, never would I think a German design would be called practical.

This video: **shows two German bomber planes merged together** Me, who plays Air Attack 2 on my phone: *I am 4 parallel universes ahead of you.*

Bro the design actually worked on me, the first I saw the thumbnail, I looked twice, then I realized it was 2 planes conjoined

"We fly together, we die together."

really love how the animations has improved, it feels like armchairhistorian style animation, but still is the classic artstyle of simple history

"Step plane what are you doing"

I thought this was two Allied bombers stacked on top of each other

I never even understood why, even for fighters....

Why were these 2 planes stuck together? Dom: Family

I've been watching these great videos for some time and just want to express my gratitude for these great historical reports. My sincere thanks!

If you mentioned the F-82, the twin version of the Bf-109, the Bf-109Z would have also been worthy of mentioning in my opinion, after all, it was an other interesting, yet short lived attempt at a twin fuselage aircraft by the germans during the war. A good video nevertheless, and on a topic I never would have expected you to cover!

Imagine you and your homie turning in different directions and break the plane.

"So what did you see in WW2,like most craziest" "Two fighter planes that merged into one" "Okay that's weird"

Ah yes my favorote anime Blue Steel and ARS Nova. Can't wait for Arpeggio

Hearing his voice say "epic anime characters" was really cursed

One of the worst aviation accidents in history was when 3 Bf110s and towing a Me321 crashed, killing all 4 crews and several hundred occupants. Shows just how dangerous it was before the He111Z

Thank you simple history so much, you dudes make history accessible to people who think it’s boring lmao

Imagine if two of the comms/radio guys started trolling the two pilots~

The He 111Z Zwilling (English: twin) was a design that mated two He 111s. The design was originally conceived to tow the Messerschmitt Me 321 glider. Initially, four He 111 H-6s were modified. This resulted in an aircraft with twin fuselages and five engines. They were tested at Rechlin in 1941, and the pilots rated them highly.[63] A batch of ten were produced and five were built from existing H-6s. The machines were joined by a center wing formed by two sections 6.15 m (20 ft) in length. The powerplants were five Junkers Jumo 211F engines producing 1,000 kW (1,340 hp) each. The total fuel capacity was 8,570 L (2,260 US gal). This was increased by adding four 600 L (160 US gal) drop tanks.[36] The He111Z could tow a Gotha Go 242 or Messerschmitt Me 321 Gigant gliders for up to 10 hours at cruising speed. It could also remain airborne if the three central powerplants failed. The He 111 Z-2 and Z-3 were also planned as heavy bombers carrying 1,800 kg (3,970 lb) of bombs and having a range of 4,000 km (2,500 mi). The ETC installations allowed for a further four 600 L (160 US gal) drop tanks to be installed. The He 111 Z-2 could carry four Henschel Hs 293 anti-ship missiles, which were guided by the FuG 203b Kehl III missile control system.[64] With this load, the He 111Z had a range of 1,094 km (680 mi) and a speed of 314 km/h (195 mph). The maximum bombload was 7,200 kg (15,900 lb). To increase power, the five Jumo 211F-2 engines were intended to be fitted with Hirth TK 11 superchargers. Onboard armament was the same as the He 111H-6, with the addition of one 20 mm MG 151/20 cannon in a rotating gun-mount on the center section. The layout of the He 111Z had the pilot and his controls in the port fuselage only. The controls themselves and essential equipment were all that remained in the starboard section. The aircraft had a crew of seven; a pilot, first mechanic, radio operator and gunner in the port fuselage, and the observer, second mechanic and gunner in the starboard fuselage.[36] The Z-3 was to be a reconnaissance version and would have had additional fuel tanks, increasing its range to 6,000 km (3,730 mi). Production was due to take place in 1944, just as bomber production was being abandoned. The long-range variants failed to come to fruition.[65] The He 111Z was to have been used in an invasion of Malta in 1942 and as part of an airborne assault on the Soviet cities of Astrakhan and Baku in the Caucasus in the same year. During the Battle of Stalingrad their use was cancelled due to insufficient airfield capacity. Later in 1943, He111Zs helped evacuate German equipment and personnel from the Caucasus region, and during the Allied invasion of Sicily, attempted to deliver reinforcements to the island.[66] During operations, the He 111Z did not have enough power to lift a fully loaded Me 321. Some He 111s were supplemented by rocket pods for extra takeoff thrust, but this was not a fleet-wide action. Two rockets were mounted beneath each fuselage and one underneath each wing. This added 500 kg (1,100 lb) in weight. The pods were then released by parachute after takeoff.[36] The He 111Z's operational history was minimal. One machine was caught by RAF fighter aircraft over France on 14 March 1944. The He 111Z was towing a Gotha Go 242, and was shot down.[67] Eight were shot down or destroyed on the ground in 1944.

Hmm! I haven’t watched this video yet but I predict this will be a good video! Also when simple history uploads you know it’s going to be a great day!!

"I want to go left, well I want to go right!" Plan rips in half

“Why where these two planes stuck together?” To hit both towers at once

This is one of the coolest ww2 videos I've ever seen

This reminds me of a great old game called Secret Weapons over Normandy. The final mission introduced the Mistle: a JU88 filled with explosives hitched to a FW190. I still remember the exchange. "Are those Junkers 88s with a fighter escort?" "No they're too close together. We've got to keep those things, whatever they are, away from the landing forces. Everyone, break and attack."

Video: Why were these two planes stuck together. Comments: First time I heard this guy say anime.

Video begins at 1:15

Those designers defenitly has drugs in their system when they were designing that thing.

Ah yes i remember experimenting this plane on IL-2 1946

1:18 after the sponsorship, your welcome

I am surprised that they took the phrase *"We stick together, we die together"* too seriously when they design this beauty.

This is the first time i heard this man say anime

It's like two planes holding hands. Best friends forever 💖

Plane= Deadly Double-Plane= Twice is Deadly *German Engineering!*

"A two pilot system was implemented, left hemisphere, right hemisphere, pilot controlled. We started winning Jaegers stopping Kaij-" - Pacific Rim

Sees 2 allied bomber stacked on top of each other "Hans get ze drawing board, I just got an inspiration"

Pilot: I see two heinkels, stuck together? Command station: bruh henry you trippin balls or something?

Nobody: Germans: “Use a plane, and if that don’t work... use more plane.”

i never thought id hear simple history say anime

Is that where they got the inspiration for the Cloud car in ESB?

Finally, it's final form.. *The Heinkel 222*

Theres also ME 323 with landing gear and engine.

I'd like to see a video on the V-1 and V-2 rockets.

SH: Why is this 2 plane stuck together? Me: because there in love Sorry for my english

I remember the He-111Z "Zwilling", Me-321 and Me-323 from the game IL-2 Sturmovik: Forgotten Battles (which in 2006 evolved into IL-2 1946).

Somehow this channel manages to make unusual planes very interesting.

I actually like this plane design. Now imagine a Jet-powered version of it (no, not talking about the British/American jet design or Virgin Galactic's variants) but rather a version of this plane modified to be a Jet plane with roughly the same amount of engines. That'd be some impressive horsepower. Could possibly tow the huge glider but at a cost of using more fuel.

For some reason I always imagine these planes breaking apart from the middle wing

Awww they were holding wings, how cute

Well Simple History, when a daddy plane and a mommy plane love each other very much…

I'm first to comment lads but this is a great video 👌

I'm concerned why Simple History is uploading more.

Göring: can we have F-82? Germany: we have F-82 at home F-82 at home:

This was my favorite target in IL-2 Sturmovik when i was a kid. Custom map with like 20 of these flying in formation. Then just go crazy! ^^

the fact is without ww2 we couldnt have computer advanced plane or inspiration thx germany

This needs to be added to war thunder.

2:05 the mosquito bomber and reconnaissance needs a video on its own.

"oh Hallo, Klaus, ist you drawing a new plane design?" "Ja, so I know Star Wars hasn't come out yet, but remember those little ships from Cloud City?"

Did y'all forget WW2 started in '39?

George lucas used allied verson of this plane as the inspirtation for the dual fighter in star wars

I'm pretty sure the C130 uses the Allison T56 turboprop, each engine outputting over 4000 horsepower. not the maximum of all four, that would be in excess of 16,000 horsepower. it's the easily researched things like this you should get right.

the Americans did a similar thing with the Twin Mustang in the Korean War. Would love to see a video on that too.

Third

i can imagine the two pilots fighting over how who should command the plane, "i see an enemy bomber! we gotta move away from them!" "no, we follow this route" "are you trying to kill us?!" "hey shut up i am the pilot here! follow my command!" "we are both pilots! both of us have same privileges'! we gotta move!" "then my command balance's out your command!" "YOU ARE OUT OF YOUR MIND! THEY ARE SHOOTING AT US! IF WE DONT DO SOMETHING QUICKLY WE'LL DIE!" "ALRIGHT THEN, LETS ASK OUR CREW- " *blows up*

Plot Twist: The Gigant was so big because it was Goering's personal aircraft

Wasn't aware of this aircraft. Very interesting inderd, and Great Research. Many Thanks.

This reminded me of the hungry jacks ad with the 2 sister stuck together

Simple History is the best channel when it comes to history.

Palin: Duplex monkeys on the ceiling, sir! Grab your stereoscopes and let's get the bifocals delivered! Chapman (to Idle): Do *you* understand that? Idle: No, I didn't get a word of it. Chapman: Sorry, old man, we don't understand your banter. Palin: You know, pair of fivepenny ones configured as a tenpenny one! (no reaction) Palin: Um... Charlie choppers chucking a handful! Chapman: No no, sorry. Jones: Say it slower, old chap. Palin: Slower *banter*, sir?

Engineer 1: Hey guys why don’t we just add engines to the gli- Engineer 2: LETS COMBINE 2 BOMBERS, ADD AND EXTRA ENGINE, AND PUT SOME ROCKETS ON IT TO TOW THE GLIDER!

The C-130J has 4,637 shp for each engine, not total. The total is 4,637x4= 18,548 shp. So the C-130J has a lot more power than the HE 111z.

C-130J engines are over 4,500 HP each. There are 4 engines.

Germany never cease to amaze me with it's shenanigans on it's military

German Engineer: So you want these Planes attached by the wing? Hitler: *Yes*