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Willy Messerschmitt vs Heinkel He 162

🕑 Added 2020-11-20 22:28:44 +0000 UTC

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Military Aviation History

Thanks Miguel, and noted on the engines. There is something in the works, but it will take some time as it most likely will feature a guest appearance.

Miguel Aldaz

Congrats on the video. Really interesting and instructive. I wholeheartedly second Timothy suggestion on engine development in the mid - late 30s. Would love to know more about the topic and all the industrial challenges than had to be overcome

Military Aviation History

Hey Timothy, happy to hear you enjoyed it. Definitely, I think the developments in the 1930s are often overlooked but are critically important to WW2!

Timothy Mulligan

Thanks Chris, excellent assessment. Perhaps in the future you might discuss a similar topic at the opposite end, the question of aircraft engine development during the mid- to late 1930s and its relationship to aircraft types and production, with constant modifications to specifications.

Excellent and rare exploration of the manufacturing and logistical side of the war on the German side. Amazing that

Bill Lemmond

Hi, Chris, Thanks for such a clear and thorough look at the production situation. And of course I love seeing your videos. It's also always an extra treat when we get to sneak a look at even more aircraft in the camera frame. :)

John aitken

Excellent Chrs. Am always struck as child of allied side what the psychology must have been for decision makers who must have known defeat highly likely..weird to the thinking of better or worse choices when the result can’t change th outcome