The Insane Engineering of the Spitfire
British Single-Seat Fighter Aircraft The Supermarine Spitfire is a British single-seat fighter aircraft used by the Royal Air Force and[…]
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The Man That Confronted A Dictator | Günther Rall’s Incredible Story
Germany’s Last WW2 Ace Günther Rall, Germany’s Last WW2 Ace. FULL DOCUMENTARY | Amazing Stories of WW2, in their own[…]
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Why Soviet Pilots Called It “The Booze Carrier”: The Tupolev Tu-22 Story
First Soviet Supersonic Bomber – the Tupolev Tu-22 The history of military aviation knows multiple examples of aircrafts that appeared[…]
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Crazy Aircraft That Never Flew | Part 1: Airliners & Transports
Wilder designs and concepts for Airliners and Transport Aircraft In today’s special video we are taking a look at some[…]
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Britain’s Most Mass-Produced Bomber | Vickers Wellington (Part 1)
Vickers Wellington, or the ‘Wimpy’ Today we’re looking at the Vickers Wellington, or the ‘Wimpy’ as most affectionately called it,[…]
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Britain’s Strangest WW2 Bomber? | Vickers Wellington (Part 2)
Vickers Wellington that weren’t dedicated Bombers Today we’re looking at the many other variants of the Vickers Wellington that weren’t[…]
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The Messerschmitt Me 264; Nazi Superfortress
The Nazi Superfortress It is often overlooked that Hitler fully expected to have to wage war on the Unites States[…]
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Why Don’t they Build it Today? The Most Brilliant Aircraft Design Ever
Brilliant Aircraft Design During warfare, transport aircraft perform highly dangerous missions moving personnel, equipment, and vital supplies to keep fighters[…]
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1917: ‘Bloody April’, Bombers, and Carrier Aircraft | A Not-So-Brief History Of Military Aviation
1917: ‘Bloody April’ To say that a lot happens in 1917 would be an understatement, especially when it comes to[…]
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The First Air Battles & Air Aces of WWI | A Not-So-Brief History Of Military Aviation #3
The first dedicated Fighter Squadrons Late 1915 saw the arrival of the ‘Fokker Scourge’, where the German air force reigned[…]
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