This clip is of a Panther being hit by a Pershing in Cologne
Күн бұрын
Goddess
@gavinscott89035 күн бұрын
The music makes ut hard to hear commentary
@spottydog44774 күн бұрын
IT DOES!
@Gubastik666 күн бұрын
Герой СВО
@AllThingsFlightSim6 күн бұрын
Was brought here by the book spearhead a dang good read
@nigel9007 күн бұрын
Both Awesome and Menacing.
@louiswgr76187 күн бұрын
What documentary is this ?
@1973Washu12 күн бұрын
It was an anti-everything gun
@djpalindrome12 күн бұрын
That thing never even got close to flying 670 mph
@user-dn5gk8ez2r13 күн бұрын
陸軍の砲架に比べ海軍の砲架はやたらと複雑にしたがる傾向があるのだが。
@davidvaughan829114 күн бұрын
Finns like the Ukrainians supported the Nazis in the 1940s so no surprise there.
@leopard141915 күн бұрын
For me.. I can hear the narrator talking the gun clearly.. Eventhough the gun sounds make it interesting for me.. 😅
@allgood676016 күн бұрын
Thanks for this 👍✈️
@sarcasmenul21 күн бұрын
im more puzzled by the fucking confederate flag in the cockpit...
@degocraft952522 күн бұрын
Who is here because that Space Horror music playlist ?
@derek68able23 күн бұрын
Background noise drowns out commentary, why didn't you check?
@spottydog447722 күн бұрын
We'll let's just see. I uploaded this vid 14 YEARS AGO and the clip came from an old VHS video tape from 30 YEARS AGO. And the sound mix was as original. Would you like to write the company a letter of complaint?
@clutchcrgo23 күн бұрын
“….the Meteor jet became the first plane fast enough to shoot down a flying bomb in 1944”(11:55-12:00). Not true.
@Popeye6400Thegoat23 күн бұрын
RIP great astronaut his scream was horryfing 😢
@demaistre245824 күн бұрын
The sound of the valkrie screams
@melonhead167627 күн бұрын
You should talk about Soyuz 11!
@spottydog447725 күн бұрын
I agree.
@taomahNEGEVАй бұрын
“This devil ship! Nothing I lay my hands on works properly.”
@dominicdavino252Ай бұрын
Less not forget the German army as well as the Japanese were well entrenched in Europe and the Pacific beforethe US and Canadian troops and others arrived in Europe. Especially in the pacific with the Japs. Git a life with all the BS about whos asses got kicked
@Da_PublickАй бұрын
What happened: very real This recording: very fake
@ZimbabwerailwaysАй бұрын
😂 a ratchet 1.13 while Pakistani mechanics still use open enders only
@gcjgcjbdjgdjhfxbvxhcx6704Ай бұрын
No its not, its in the us airforce museum
@raywhitehead730Ай бұрын
When British aviation was Great. Time to be great again?
@ThroneOfBhaalАй бұрын
What documentary is this taken from? I used to have the VHS of it years ago but I cannot remember what it was called. There was one that was like "axis armor" but I'll be damned if I can find that now either haha
@boxed_fear5558Ай бұрын
The other ones climb out of shermans is the loaders.... You can guess if the commander legs got shredded.... What happened with the Gunners is... Because commander was sit above behind the gunners. I bet neither radioman and driver survived.
@leiteninhox9Ай бұрын
bro u re 14 years on youtube, dayum
@spottydog4477Ай бұрын
😃
@eugenium2084Ай бұрын
But Soviet people think that “Katyusha” is unique in its kind and no one had such weapons. Nebelwerfer previously built
@JorgeLuiz-qd6ryАй бұрын
Uma tropa formidavel que era respeitada e admirada por seus adversarios por sua coragem, determinacao , resistencia e cavalherismo.
@DontwlookatthisАй бұрын
It is a great thing that Hitler was consumed by wanting vengeance rather than using those killer rockets against troop concentrations. I get perturbed by people who debate why the bombing of Dresden which created a fire storm, killing tens of thousands, was necessary or a war crime when on the same day that the bombing started, the Germans launched their last V2 against London, missing it and hitting a small town and killing hundreds. Was even one V2 necessary?
@hubertlorenz4258Ай бұрын
Destroying the monte cassino monastery by the allied forces was a war crime.
@anitagild480828 күн бұрын
But we know that the losing side get punished and defamed, not the winners.
@2003AudiS3Ай бұрын
Communism, utter trash
@DoktorBayerischeMotorenWerkeАй бұрын
In hindsight we know today that the Miles M.52 (If it had existed) was completely incapable of achieving Mach 1 in level flight, No aircraft powered by an inefficient, obsolete centrifugal jet engine has never flown Mach 1
@nmarks2 күн бұрын
Not so fast. By 1943, Britain had developed its own _axial flow_ engine, namely the Metropolitan-Vickers F.2. Could a Miles M.52 with an F.2 engine have gone supersonic? Perhaps, though something tells me you're going to tell us that wouldn't have succeeded either.
@DoktorBayerischeMotorenWerke2 күн бұрын
@@nmarks You are correct, Nice try but no cigar! The Metrovick F.2 was an unmitigated failure that could not pass the RAE's PFTR reliability test or complete a flight test without catastrophic failure. The British would not have a working axial jet engine in service until the 1950's and the first successful British axial powered jet, the Hawker Hunter could not reach Mach 1 either. The Fairey Delta would not set a speed record until 1956 by then it was quickly surpassed by American, French and Soviet Mach 2 capable aircraft..
@elmocotton3078Ай бұрын
We saved Europe ass now they wont pay for their own defense which they agreed to 70 years ago. Its time to get out of Europe
@rbaxter286Ай бұрын
My, my, this video REALLY has aged BADLY! But, that's why I've not seen a show on Duh History Channel for decades ..., it is coloring book journalistic twaddle. As to the 'testimonials', the plural of ANECDOTE is STILL NOT DATA! Belton-Cooper wrote memoirs full of personal opinions, not after action reports compiled from physical data. Reference all The Tank Museum REAL videos, and The Chieftan's video on busting US armor myths.
@Flak_and_Pak2 ай бұрын
Comments section is KILLING me 😆 BLAAAAMBLAMGreatBLAMBLAMvideoBLAMclip
@farcristin2 ай бұрын
Cadê a tradução?????
@veilstormblessed51632 ай бұрын
Is anyone able to translate exactly what was said? Call it morbid curiosity but i do not speak russian unfortunately
@AndrewYawger2 ай бұрын
He killed a lot of people
@GraemeWight-wx3xz2 ай бұрын
Sound issues.
2 ай бұрын
Amazing aircraft, like most out necessity, but brilliant.
@DavidHummel-cc4of2 ай бұрын
Once heard dr. Peter Ruckman talk about this skillful fighter pilot. Think he said the name was Pips Pillar.
@j.gordonleishman64012 ай бұрын
He is a legend. Great video.
@choppergirlfpv2 ай бұрын
Hannah Reitsch had balls o steel to fly and land the pulsejet Reichenberg... It probably needed a more suitable wing design with more area to be able to fly at a slower speed without stalling. I mean, it was designed on the drawing board originally to be nothing more than a flying bomb. When it ran out of fuel... dive and crash and detonate.
@stephenadsit22742 ай бұрын
This is true...I watched the movie Fury...😂
@robbinsteel2 ай бұрын
I saw one fly by at an air show. It was an amazing sight & sound. I posted a short video of it on Facebook and the majority of people had no idea of the significance of this machine.