Do most russian ww2 movies use the same CGI company they all look so similar.

Damn, after all that the Kee Bird sinking to the bottom of the lake when it thaws really adds insult to injury.

I guess you should have pulled it that generator down

Something isn't right, sounds like a set up to me

Nobody has taken the time to do a "Wikipedia" about this Kee Bird.

Some of those trains shot to pieces were transporting allied POW's. One of the unintended consequences of war. Just like American submarines sinking Japanese ships with allied POW's

Как называется это фильм

Good story sad ending ! Rip Daryl

War thunder footage is wild

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You can buy a nice 1/72 Spitfire Die-cast Fighter Model from Temu 75% off, or about $30.

first one is a BP Defiant as I see

With all respect these were clearly like the presentation end of the war footish with more then probably boy pilots without any experience flying the planes. They did not even changed flight paterns while being shot at, like sitting ducks. A mosly sad and real capture of the cruality of war. In the end nobody wins it is just about changes and the prices that are being paid for it.

Vilken j-la idiot.. Först tar han död på mekanikern genom att inte se till att han får vård och sen hastar iväg med uppenbart lös navigeringsutrustning och lös APU eller tank till den! Ingen riktig släckningsutrustning. Fyra nya motorer och propellrar.. Fy f-n vad förbannad jag blir på såna människor! RikemansDIY! Han förstörde ett historiskt flygplan! Han skulle få fängelse för det där tillgreppet

There was no need for him to commit suicide since he was anti Nazi.

My Uncle was Meryl Milton Smith, XO of the 475th.

Good to hear Colonel Trautman found a job in narrating documentaries after he and Rambo got out of Afghanistan.

Some of the best Soviet aces in the P-39 Airacobra were Alexander Ivanovich Pokryshkin, Grigoriy Andreevich Rechkalov, Nikolai Dmitriivich Gulayev, and even Alexander Fyodorovich Klubov.

Mussolini is a huge Major cost that made Hitler loss against the Soviet union.

Thanks for reuploading this! This is the documentary that I first watched when I was about 7, it was what got me interested in WW2 and aviation. At some point, the original version of the documentary was deleted off of youtube, great to watch it again about 8 years later!

Ruzziaan cringre.

That plane sat there for almost 50 years and impatience is what finally brought it to it's end. Such a shame

I didn’t notice the Nazis had any regard for Jewish lives in concentration camps. Talk about ethicicy

the fact the ship barely moves after a shot just shows how insane the engineering is behind those cannons

CHEERS from AUSTRALIA

To quote the Fat Electrician: "Welcome to Toyotathon, motherf*****!"

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MJ7555 is tiggyerthsn when She was built.....Nice being a grandson of RCAF/RAF Pilot Officer in Boilngbroes/Hudsons/Ventura nevermind, Granpa Vern didn't want to fly a "fast bastard" called a Hurricane again....

Look, u stupid rich, Limey, build a 2 car garage for hunny bunny! All down, nevermibd, new kitchen cabinets...

U experts....now u gotta pay for your arrogance Typical Tommies...

What is a "Merlin 66" as I heard from your "Spitfire Factory"?

Sure was alot of money wasted to watch it burn... In the end that's how it all will end, when the Lord Jesus comes back, all this will burn.

Good work thanks for the video

I got the spider!!!

i read that its based on a true story ?

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Wonderful the 'old World' skills are still around to do these wonderful restorations and the chaps that collected all the old bits and new old stock to get these old birds flying again to keep the memory going!.. Nice one!. Nuff said

It's great to see the 'engineers' getting some love on this show. As a USAF Crewchief on F-15C's and A-10C's from 91-2013 I've often felt invisible when it comes to the fighters and their pilots getting A LOT of the limelight. What people don't realize is that without the Engineer/Crewchief of each aircraft/fighter would turn into a very expensive paperweight without them to turn the aircraft around, take care of it, and fix it when it's broken. Pilots always log their time with aircraft in HOURS...we log our time with each aircraft in YEARS. Yet nobody knows anything about the Engineers/Crewchief/Maintainers. Whole square miles on each base are dedicated to taking care of the engines, hydraulics, flight controls, structures and weaponry.

Good luck repelling firepower of that magnitude

I love these old documentaries. People who were at these events on both sides, it's just so interesting.

Pappy Gunn built them.

thank god trump fought for those gun laws! whew!!!😒😒😒

Great documentary, I wonder why there are such a few views.

Funny seeing people actually praise this movie. Utter slop.

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Something similar to this happened in real life to the prisoners of war that was evacuated from Stalag 5-A in Ludwigsburg, Germany. The Germans evacuated the prison camp because the front lines had moved close to Ludwigsburg. The evacuated Stalag 5-A prisoners took part in a forced march eastward across southern Germany. At one point during the march, the column of prisoners was strafed by a pair of American P-47 Thunderbolts. To the pilots of the P-47s the column of prisoners must have looked like a column of retreating German soldiers. The P-47s strafed the column of prisoners and circled around to make another pass. When the P-47s strafed the column, the prisoners scrambled to take cover in the ditches along the side of the road. As the P-47s circled around to make another pass, many of the American, British, and commonwealth prisoners rushed out onto the road. The prisoners shouted and frantically waved their arms over their heads at the rapidly approaching planes. The P-47 pilots must have come to realize that the men on the road were prisoners, because they held their fire and zoomed past. The P-47s then waved their wings at the prisoners and flew away. For the next couple of days, those P-47s came back to check on the column of prisoners as it moved eastward along the road. The P-47s would fly past the prisoners and wave their wings as the prisoners cheered. My grandfather was an American POW on that forced march. Over the years, while trying to research his WWII service and time as a prisoner of war, I was blessed to have been able to interview a few other veterans and former POWs. Many of the former POWs didn't know my grandfather, but they'd been in the same POW camps, at the same time, that he had been there . That's how I learned about this strafing incident.

Poland was the first country to ally with Nazi Germany, in January 1934. Poland invaded Czechoslovakia in 1938, before annexing more Czech land in March 1939. Poland prevented the UK and France from allying with the USSR in mid-August 1939.

I love how on the ground when the b25 fires the main cannon it boings

@Walter's War History - I think you did such a great job with this! Hawaii was home and I was at Pearl from 2013-16. Seeing the Arizona with a young crew and a such a gorgeous ship was really something. Before they were in the history book. Much to ponder. BZ.