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IHYLS
Добавлен 4 авг 2022
Welcome to IHYLS or I Hope You Learned Something.
I'll be talking about History, for the most part, with some dabbling into politics, current events, and maybe some other stuff, who knows.
I'll be talking about History, for the most part, with some dabbling into politics, current events, and maybe some other stuff, who knows.
Видео
The Bomber That Terrified...Its Own Pilots?: Martin B-26 Marauder
Просмотров 32810 часов назад
In this video, we talk about the Martin B-26 Marauder, an American bomber from World War II that was initially intended to be an American version of a Schnellbomber, or a fast bomber. We first talk about the design competition, that featured the North American B-25 Mitchell, and how the B-26 was viewed as being the far superior plane. We then talk about why the end result of that competition wa...
The Plane That Could Literally Do Everything: Junkers Ju 88
Просмотров 42 тыс.7 дней назад
In this video, we talk about the Junkers Ju 88, a bomber and multi-role aircraft from Germany in World War II. We first talk about its origins back in 1935, in a search for a new schnellbomber (fast bomber) design, and how that original intent snowballed. We talk about how the testing expanded into it being a dive bomber, heavy fighter, and recon plane. We talk about the major expectations at t...
The Plane That (Hypothetically) Could Have Saved Japan: Mitsubishi J2M Raiden
Просмотров 48 тыс.14 дней назад
In this video, we take a look at the Mitsubishi J2M Raiden, a mid-World War II fighter and interceptor design that was made to defend the Japanese mainland from enemy bomber attacks. We first talk about the excellent decision to call for such a design all the way back in 1938-39, before Japan officially entered WW2. We then talk about how the design was immediately delayed due to Mitsubishi bei...
Built To Stop The "Unstoppable": Boulton Paul Defiant
Просмотров 34 тыс.21 день назад
In this video, we talk about the Boulton Paul Defiant, an early World War II fighter aircraft from Britain that was only armed from a turret in the rear of the fuselage, making it one of several "turret fighters". We first talk about Stanley Baldwin and his "the bomber will always get through speech," and how that speech corresponded with British military tactics and design. We then go to the c...
High-Power Attacker With Low-Power Engines: Henschel Hs 129
Просмотров 90 тыс.28 дней назад
In this video, we talk about the Henschel Hs 129, a German ground-attack aircraft from World War II that attempted to use more unwanted parts in its construction. We first talk about the general logic of using unwanted or lesser-wanted parts in aircraft construction, and how it was most commonly seen in the use of wood instead of metal. We then talk about Germany's search for a ground-attack ai...
Rejected By Japan For The Dumbest Reason: Kawasaki Ki-96
Просмотров 115 тыс.Месяц назад
In this video, we take a look at the Kawasaki Ki-96, a Japanese single-seat heavy fighter/interceptor/ground attacker from World War II that was intended to serve as a replacement for the Kawasaki Ki-45 Toryu. We first talk about the short era of the heavy fighter, how the era came about and why it quickly faded after WW2. We then talk about Japan venturing into the realm with the Ki-45, a pret...
Blohm & Voss' Bizarre Stuka Successor: Blohm & Voss P 192
Просмотров 227 тыс.Месяц назад
In this video, we talk about the Blohm & Voss P 192, a proposed dive bomber and ground attacker for the German Luftwaffe midway through World War II. We first talk about German ground attackers and dive bombers early on, with planes like the Dornier Do 17 and Junkers Ju 87 Stuka, and how the evolving war situation, opening of new fronts, and loss of air superiority made the former obsolete and ...
Going Out With A (Big) Bang: Boeing BQ-7 Aphrodite
Просмотров 10 тыс.Месяц назад
In this video, we talk about the Boeing BQ-7 Aphrodite and the Consolidated BQ-8, converted Boeing B-17 Flying Fortresses and Consolidated B-24 Liberators intended to serve as guided bombs. We first talk about the European theater mid-World War II and Germany's attempts to construct launch sites for their V1 and V2 rockets. We talk about the grave danger they posed to Britain and how the allies...
Defeated By...A Lack Of Glue?: Focke-Wulf Ta 154 Moskito
Просмотров 66 тыс.Месяц назад
In this video, we take a look at the Focke-Wulf Ta 154 "Moskito, a mid-World War II fighter and/or night fighter from Germany. We first talk about Germany's increasing need for a dedicated night fighter as WW2 progressed, as their advances slowed and Britain and America increasingly would attack German cities. We look at the request put out by the German Air Ministry and the Ta 154's competitio...
The "Super-Zero" That Never Made It: Mitsubishi A7M Reppu
Просмотров 61 тыс.Месяц назад
In this video, we talk about the Mitsubishi A7M Reppu, a late World War II Japanese carrier based fighter intended to serve as a replacement for one of the most iconic fighters of the Pacific War and WW2 in the Mitsubishi A6M "Zero". We first brush up on the history of the Zero and its start as a replacement for another fighter, the A5M. We look at the requested specifications for the Zero, wha...
A Decent Plane With A Deadly Problem: Fairey Barracuda
Просмотров 49 тыс.2 месяца назад
In this video we talk about the Fairey Barracuda, a World War 2-era British torpedo bomber and dive bomber. We first talk about the naming conventions of the American and British militaries, and how planes like the Fairey Barracuda get their names. We then talk about the state of British torpedo bombers early in WW2, with the Fairey Swordfish and Fairey Albacore being their two most prominent. ...
Twin-Boom Superplanes... With A Twist!: Mansyu Ki-98 & Mitsubishi J4M
Просмотров 113 тыс.2 месяца назад
In this video, we talk about two twin-boom pusher-prop plane designs from late World War 2 Imperial Japan, in the Mansyu Ki-98 and Mitsubishi J4M. We first start by talking about radial engines, how they typically work, and what their advantages and disadvantages are. Then we go into the war situation of Japan from mid-WW2 onward, with mainland Japan increasingly coming under bomber attack. We ...
Terrible Plane From An Even Worse Company: Brewster SB2A Buccaneer
Просмотров 26 тыс.2 месяца назад
In this video, we talk about the Brewster SB2A Buccaneer, also known as the Brewster Bermuda, an American World War 2-era scout bomber and dive bomber from Brewster Aeronautical Corporation that is considered one of the worst planes made during WW2. We first talk about the predecessor to the SB2A in the Brewster XSBA, also known as the Naval Aircraft Factory SBN, designed in the Navy's search f...
The Early Backbone Of The Luftwaffe: Heinkel He 111
Просмотров 18 тыс.2 месяца назад
In this video, we talk about the Heinkel He 111, a pre-World War II German bomber designed initially in an effort to skirt the restrictions of the Treaty of Versailles. We first talk about the treaty, why it came about, and how it went about restricting Germany and the German military. We then talk about a predecessor to the He 111, the He 70, a monoplane civilian plane designed to break record...
Forgotten Plane From A Forgotten Campaign: Vultee A-31 Vengeance
Просмотров 60 тыс.2 месяца назад
In this video, we talk about the Vultee A-31 Vengeance, an American dive bomber design from World War 2 made almost exclusively to export to other allied countries. We first talk about the initial customer in France and how the fall of France to Nazi Germany led to Britain picking up the project. We then look at how the United States stepped in after Pearl Harbor, seizing it, to see how well it...
Always loved the Marauder, something badass about a bomber with double wasps
Hey sorry double dip the JU88C night fighter shown landed by mistake in England, pilot thought it was France. You can't imagine what a prize that was. Immediately the Boffins had chaff/duppel, and proof that the Germans were able to home in on Monica, the rear warning system on Brit night bombers. There is a story about how the Brits heard the JU88 flying around in the haze ( engines sound was unique ) so they turned on the field lights and the crew took the bait. It was the most important plane the Brits "shot down" in the entire war.
The B-26 is my first experience with a red dot sight: I accepted its existence, accepted to use it, and I regreted it (couldn't see the cross in the sight at all, it was a sunny day, I blame it on the light)
You gotta wield your shot with utmost confidence to get excellent performance 😂
The deal with German AC nacelle design was that it could have a radial or V12 without building 2 different versions of the airframe.
Thanks for the vid! My great-grandfather was a Martin mechanic during WWII but wound up in the Navy after he enlisted in 1944. The B-26 one of the models he built shortly before he passed in the mid-2000s
The literally definition of death from above
1 min 3 veiws bro fell off
Finnish Air Force sighted: 15:59
Too stupid sounding
Surprised but not surprised that in 1947 , isreal needed planes to defend its self as a new country, it ordered upgraded spitfires from Britain, its mother country , but they sold spitfires to the country Israel was at war with , Egypt . So they went to a antisemitism country that they hated, and who was at war with during ww2 ,Austria /germany who made an upgraded stutga . Go figure
They should have called this plane the Pilot Shredder.
No.... Mosquito.
Blohm & Voss were a more intended firm to construct ships and submarines than properly aircrafts but were comissioned or subcontracted to produce aircrafts...
His f-ing voice doing my head in can’t watch
Good to see correct map being used, not the current borders.
"How did they fall so far behind in production?" "JEKINS! Jenkins, get the popcorn! The N@zi's are Gonna start fighting again!"
I believe that all the what ifs are a moot point. I think that the axis powers were in over their heads before the war even started and that the Disparity in access to resources Doom them right from the start. If you look at it an extremely comprehensive list of what countries and territories were affiliated with the axis versus the allies It's not even competitive.
The best plane of WW2 should probably be the one that had the greatest impact on its outcome... Probably something like the Yak-9 or the Hellcat.
I was rejected from art school Good thing my backup plans are politics
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The 88 seems to be a lucky number for the Germans
The Junkers 88 was the most feared Night Fighter in the early years of WW2 .
They are really cool planes. My neighbor bought 2 when they were retired from fire fighting: one to fly, one for parts, and he flies it pretty regularly.
Cool plane, nerdy queerish narrator.
This video is infected by an horrible anti-italian rhetoric but not only: it's full of clichés that comes just from the end of the war (war propaganda) to the present day. I can't see anything professional here, just some ridiculous propaganda long 80 years.
Kudos for the "Sponge Bob" reference.
There was only one thing it could do: kill.
Performance aside, that a/c is a damned beautiful plane.
You need to learn how to pronounce the Italian aircraft names correctly !
Haha I love B&V. They're just so nutty you wouldn't believe they're real designs half the time.
Go Orioles 👍
"No marked decreased in maneuverability?" With that heavy liquid cooled engine hanging way out front?
I believe Macchi is pronounced "mock-key."
Can you do a video on the Do 17 and a video on the FW 200? Ever since playing Their Finest Hour: The Battle of Britain computer game as a kid I've had an odd fascination with the DO 17. There's not a lot of videos, documentaries, or books on the DO 17. Which is fair as it really only served in the first half of the war and it was kind of a piece of junk 🙂.
Just found your channel. love what I'm seeing so far.
My favorite plane in war thunder
I'm gonna stop you right there at the title. No plane could have saved Japan. Japan literally ran out of gas and the United States would have outnumbered them at least 6 to one no matter how good it was. We could send the modern Japanese Air Self Defense Force back to defend Japan's skies and the US still would have won the war because Japan in the 40s couldn't produce JP-8 to run the planes. Wars are won by economics, industry, and logistics, not who has the best toys.
alot of things arnt cutting it,here in the us the bulk of our aircraft are 50 years old,we develope new aircraft for billions in r&d and nvr produce them, we cancel it and 5 years later give those aircraft companies another 5 billion for another aircraft that we wont produce
Was the Raiden going to resolve Japan's imminent starvation crisis as well? A world-first fighter/farmer aircraft? 'Could have saved Japan.' Good grief. Get a grip.
Hs.129 B-2 early and maybe B-1 (or something near at that) have MK101 with 30 shells, in rare case can have 6 shells. B-2 middle and late have MK103 with 100 shells. Also exist one (or two, can't remember) experimental B-0 with 77mm SG113. Oher 14-15 planes B-0 with standart weapons.
It could do a lot but most of it rather badly is a more accurate title
This isn't very good. You babbled about job hunting and rejection (get a therapist) before plugging your sponsor and then youtube cut in with an ad I couldn't skip.
Can you get on with talking about the aircraft and not all your pointless rejection stories?
I liked Skorpion.
A fun lesson for German pronunciations, if you have an ei, it's an I sound. Ie, gets an e sound 😁
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Thrust is pounds force - lbf. Torque is foot pounds - ftlb. Nobody bothers measuring the torque on jet engines but really sweats thrust.
the "carnard like things"are not likely brakes becuase they would be disrupting the wings airflow, and would prevent pulling out of a dive.
Can we call this style of rudder design “Cornholio Rudders”? I can’t think of a better name.