12 Most Amazing Abandoned Technology And Vehicles

[@adamhavelock2104]

The V bombers were designed to deliver nuclear payloads over the eastern bloc and Russia. They where not meant for defensive roles. Also I’d say Britain was involved in the Cold War. Edit: spelling.

[@bluesrocker91]

The V-Bombers probably would have been among the very first NATO aircraft to drop nuclear weapons on the Soviet Union had it all kicked off.... Someone should have told those RAF pilots who spent hour after hour on QRA not to bother, since Britain "wasn't involved".

[@markstanbrook5578]

By his definition of ‘directly’ neither the USA or USSR were involved either. The UK had many different V Bombers and Intercept fighters that have all been consigned to the scrap heap. Had the author done more research he would have focused on the Lightning interceptor which was a technical marvel deserving of as much reverence as the Blackbird gets.

[@DH.2016]

Adam, sorry for going off subject, but now and again, (and not getting at you personally) but I often read people typing "where" when the correct word/spelling is "were." Is there a certain part of the UK where everybody speaks/writes like that? Just curious coz every region has its variations and I would be interested to know (or is it simply one of these 'autocorrect' malfunctions that alter what we really type?).

[@wotnotvintage7762]

@@DH.2016 Its the autocorrect ... sometimes it can be your worst enema.

[@twister2869]

nice pictures. terrible narrative full of factual errors.

[@Ludwig_Van_Astramax]

You're right. It's rotten.

[@FlankerTanker]

The British weren't directly involved in the Cold War"??? -HA HA HA HA HA HA this guy must be KIDDING !!!!!

[@lokisbuddy5165]

Ya - that's what I thought! What morons! The British were INTIMATELY involved in the Cold War!!!! Hell, they were among the founding members of NATO for Heaven's Sake!!!! (You know, the alliance directly opposed to the Warsaw Pact?!!!)

[@FredPilcher]

He's American. Enough said.

[@lokisbuddy5165]

@@FredPilcher Hey! I'm American and I know how the UK is among our greatest allies and was one of our best friends in opposing the Warsaw Pact! Please don't think that just because we have an ignorant President that we're all ignorant.

[@NodDisciple1]

No...just ignorant af.

[@BrettonFerguson]

@@FredPilcher I'm American and I know the UK was involved in the cold war, I know about NATO and all that. I also know 75% of Americans don't know where Canada is. So I can't disagree with your comment.

[@DukeOfChirk]

A Victor V bomber.....? One of the V nuclear bomber force. Victor, Vulcan and Valiant. Pretty much everything he said about Britain was wrong...... which throws everything else he’s said into doubt. Unsubscribing....

[@tetlow2]

Man it is heartbreaking to see those motorcycles in such disrepair and then gone. As a biker I have feelings for all machines and that brought a tear to my eye.

[@suzyqualcast6269]

The Brits 'weren't involved directly in the Cold Wsr'?? Sos, boss - twas Churchill who coined the sodding phrase!

[@omegacheese6095]

We were, Russia was pissing us off by flying in our aerospace

[@АндрейГришенко-д7к]

Fat pig started it. Him and that racist pos hairy truman.

[@nationalistcanuck7800]

Uh, no, he did not, you fucking moron. That would be Bernard Baruch. Fucking dumbshit.

[@leefudge3133]

You're thinking of the "iron curtain"

[@albertagibinik3436]

Churchhill's finest hour

[@juststeve5542]

12:00 - That's not a train, that's a traction engine. And Richard Garrett and Sons weren't the owner, that's the manufacturers plate. So much wrong, makes me doubt the rest!

[@ReHerakhte]

Oh yeah! I was going to say that the research for this vid was sloppy but that would imply that they actually understand what research is!

[@freakr1xk356]

It’s not a traction engine it’s a portable steam engine, traction engines are propelled by its self these type engines were usually pulled round by horses and operated machines.

[@paulqueripel3493]

Did you say the Argo's wheels generate power that was then sent to the engine? Very weird, most vehicles do it the other way round. R Garrett & sons was the manufacturer of the steam engine,not the owner.

[@bexhillguy]

Where the hell are you getting your info from? You should check your history first!

[@mjktrash]

I couldn't get through this horrible production....

[@cbradshaw876]

amazing abandon technology like buses! motorcycles! an these old things called aeroplanes! oh my wtf

[@that_one_villa]

I kinda like buses tbh

[@redtra236]

This guy doesn't know basic history...

[@peppermint-sauce]

Well… He was probably just hired to read a script🤷🏼‍♀️

[@Gladiamdammit]

Last I checked, the U.K. WAS TOO involved in the cold war. Right up to their stiff upper lips. FFS.

[@rollosnook]

Warning: Contains sweeping statements and vast assumptions. Doesn't seem to know the basic history and politics of the 20th century, I'm afraid to say. Does not make for compelling viewing. The videos are full of inaccurate or incorrect statements, or simply riddled with assumptions.

[@lowelldavidlipe1448]

Almost Idiocy, for sure. Do they research at all, or just throw it all together hoping no one notices the discrepancies

[@monkeybearbleu]

Britain not directly involved in the Cold War - wtf!?! What rubbish - Britain was on the frontline, and the second largest component of NATO during the cold war. So much for the 'special relationship'.

[@ThePhilzaw]

0:55 The drone footage for Saint Lénoard - Liège, Belgium is actually of Saint Lenoards - Victoria, Australia. That would be one long subway.

[@mblabezza]

Phillip Lascelles lmao! This guy is a joke mate

[@Nicolas-kd5ni]

Busses are from the TEC and the LIJN compagnies, wallon and flemish public transport from Belgium but you're right it's not by the sea lol

[@PenzancePete]

This man knows nothing. The Victors (and Vulcans) gave up the strategic nuclear bombing role in 1968 because the nuclear role was passed to the Royal Navy's Polaris nuclear submarines. Strategic reconnaissance Victors were a different fleet (SR2) than the bombers(B2).

[@riccardoscavo8485]

0:35 It's pronounced Li-ege not leege a French-speaking largest city of Wallonia region in Belgium.

[@navislive4410]

Ikr my guy didn't bother to look up how to say it.

[@sabre22b]

Britain fought the cold war. Probably best to fix that bit.

[@johnsamu]

Sounds like a history lesson from the backside of a McDonalds Menu but even that would probably have better info.

[@williamgordon6972]

As far as I can remember when I was on HMS Ark Royal we were involved in the Cold War or was that a real Russian fishing boat that was following us around the Atlantic.

[@bellerophonchallen8861]

Errr 5,000 sq ft bucket? I thought that mining machine was pretty cool, but the rest wasn't really 'amazing'. The Garret was probably a stationary steam engine used to drive a sawmill or stone crusher. The big wheels were for belt driven equipment. Might have been mobile, these engines were used in loads of things. I find the attempt at humour by cutting bits of movies in irritating, I'd rather have more pictures of the subject than that nonsense, and many of the statements made were a little wide of the mark. Britain was totally involved in the Cold War, I well remember the feeling of imminent doom in the late seventies over nuclear attack.

[@nickcook1320]

You say Britain wasn’t involved in the cold war. You don’t know what you are talking about. Why do americans think it’s all about them???

[@Syrnian]

They do not as I am one that does not.

[@BobBobSquared]

Your last video was good. This one was overflowing with historical inaccuracies. Another unresearched historical video, such as this one, will likely cause many subscribers to unsubscribe. The loud music in between topics is very, very, annoying. Good luck.

[@anthonywhitehouse2295]

why did no one tell me i should update my phone every two years? im 10 years behind, arghhhhh .

[@johnjephcote7636]

It wasn't a train in Siberia-it is a traction engine-a road and agricultural locomotive. Garretts of Leiston were a famous traction engine firm. They were very good at ploughing heavy soils too and hauling waggons loaded with logs.

[@edwardmullan2724]

HP victor did not suffer fatigue cracks, that was the Vickers Valiant. They stopped being used as Submarine launched ICBM’s became the preferred nuclear option. However, One squadron of Avro Vulcans was still in nuclear deterrence role until 1982

[@trevortrevortsr2]

The UK Victor aircraft never suffered from fatigue it was its predecessor the Valiant that had issues with the main spar when flying at low altitude after the U2 incident

[@josephrogers1282]

Garret and Sons were the manufacturer of that steam engine, probably not the owner. They mainly made agricultural machinery which explains why that engine looks more like a traction engine than a railway locomotive.

[@Timfamy]

the Victor pane is still very much alive, i seen it last year

[@dellbaptiste6208]

Too many inaccuracies in this video. The idea that the British wasn't involved in the cold war is at best silly. The bit abt Pearls Airport in Grenada can only be said by someone who knows nothing abt the island and has most likely never been there.

[@BrettonFerguson]

I thought this video would have "Amazing Abandoned Technologies" like the Russian Space Shuttle or the Ekranoplan.

[@derekmatthew2921]

Wtf is this guy talking about the V bombers were designed to pennitrate Russian air space during the Cold War

[@danielmarshall4587]

I once heard a story about a Russian Officer visiting an Air Show, either after the cold war or towards the end of it. This Officer, he may well have been a General... walked down a line of airplanes parked up on display, showing little interest in the new stuff and only stopped as he got to a Vulcan bomber. When asked why he was showing such interest in "the old bomber" his reply was "this was the one aircraft we felt could/would have, reached it's targets."

[@Getoffmycloud53]

That Grenada skit was brilliant, first class humor only surpassed by the UK’s non participation in the Cold War, even Winston Churchill would roll in his grave laughing as we remember his iron curtain speech. Hilarious, thank you Uncle Sam.

[@Arclight74]

Interesting video article, but REALLY ignorant to say that "The British were not exactly involved in the Cold War"? (OMG - who wrote the script for this guys??? Read up on your history please)

[@ptrgreeny]

"The British weren't directly involved in the Cold War"??? Did you go school? Every NATO and Warsaw Pact member country was DIRECTLY involved in the Cold War.

[@albertshumate7688]

That's that politically correct history they're teaching.

[@albertshumate7688]

I wonder how many think that Yugoslavia was a part of the Warsaw Pact. They had all American equipment and there were GI's stationed there.

[@mrmanning3807]

I thin he needs to realise that we had to scramble fighters to get rid of Ivan's bombers and we still are

[@chrism7969]

@@albertshumate7688 It's not politically correct history It is just a chauvinistic American who believes the centre of the universe is the USA and everything that has happened in history was done by the Americans.

[@tesstickle7267]

@@chrism7969 it's a bit of both. Lefties like to rewrite history more than Americans. Lefties are the worst for it

[@einfachmax1245]

Replace every 5 years lol i have my laptop is 14 years old and i still use it.

[@chrispaw1]

The British weren’t directly involved in the cold war? Um what? No country was directly involved beacuse it was a cold war, it never took place. I grew up in Britain in the 1980’s don’t tell me it didn’t involve us, what a stupid innacurate thing to say.

[@benjessett8716]

The British had a Vulcan until a couple years ago, that was its last nuclear V bomber from the Cold War era.

[@Segafishy]

She's still around but is grounded now due to lack of expertise avalible to keep the airframe air worthy

[@MrTarmonbarry]

Those bombers are not needed now . All done with subs if it ever came to it . Beutiful old planes though, the Vulcan and the Victor have looks all thier own . The Victor looks menacing just standing still

[@vernonbear]

Segafishy. Not entirely true, the Vulcan to the Sky team restored XH558 and made her airworthy but they had to have backing from Rolls Royce, British Aerospace and Marshall Aerospace. The three engineering firms are required to give the CAA the relevant information regarding the airworthiness of the aircraft, obviously RR give the CAA information on the engines, BA supply information on the airframe and Marshall on the avionics and the likes. XH558 had more hours on its airframe than other Vulcans, the engines likewise so they were heading into an unknown, the engineering firms couldn’t accurately predict if failure of critical parts was likely. As soon as one firm started to make noises about the unpredictable nature of the aircraft the other two fell into line, it was the lack of an airworthiness certificate that grounded XH558. She will never fly again, another engineering firm could take over responsibility for her but they wouldn’t be allowed access to BAs or RRs records as they are confidential and won’t be released by the originators. Sad times for one of our most beautiful aircraft ☹️

[@jugganaut33]

Gavin Johnson makes you wonder how long PA474 has left. Seeing as she’s a decade older.

[@benjessett8716]

Gavin Johnson beautiful planes, was lucky enough to see it twice at goodwood fos. The scream is amazing, I’m sure they still do practice takeoffs. Sure that’s not the technical name, but it’s sad just like the Concorde etc...

[@justsomeguy1141]

How were the British not involved in the Cold War?

[@oliverrandle756]

The British weren't involved in the cold war? Jeez, all the time we spent worrying about nuclear war was a mistake? Someone must be responsible!

[@electrohalo8798]

Oliver Randle oh crikey!, we weren’t involved in the Cold War, who knew, so out NUCLEAR PROGRAM and V BOMBERS which were designed to BOMB MOSCOW and BEYOND

[@bobdroidsky225]

Forgot about the "Caspian Monster"

[@saucyballs702]

The Ekranoplan

[@rcXmartin]

The 8 wheels generated power which was conveyed through a hydraulic system into the engine??? Clueless.

[@KMACKTIME]

I hope the Joker robot that Germany made for the ussr during the Chernobyl disaster. It ended up not being able to Clear the roof of the plant due to extreme radiation. Eventually they took it off the roof and to this day it’s in a scrap yard filled with highly radioactive vehicles rusting away

[@Scotian280]

I find it funny how America thinks they are the only people in the world. The UK was very much involved DIRECTLY in the cold war.. Even as late as 2005 I was still doing submarine-hunting missions in the North Sea and scrambling aircraft when Russia was encroaching in our air/water space.

[@therealsnufkin]

Another over monetised, under researched clip show. I really don't know why I bother.

[@lex1945]

BTW, what you read as 'CCCP' is pronounced as SSSR. (Союз Советских Социалистических Республик) C is an S and the P is an R

[@evanhorn6658]

They the ruskies own the Whitehouse.. Congratulations Russia

[@waskozoids]

@@evanhorn6658 : )

[@davewilliams6172]

Garret were the Manufacturer of the Engine and it is NOT a train it is Portable Steam Engine and would have been moved to the location by a team of horses! Oh and on the Argo...the wheels do not generate the power and send it to the engine, it's the other way round! Effort 4/5 Accuracy 1/5 Chances of me watching anything else from you. 0/5

[@maxk4324]

There's just something so quintessentially Soviet about a crop duster parked about as far away from any soviet farm land as one can get.

[@CN-wt2bj]

In Soviet Russia crop duster spray you.

[@SimonHomeintheEarth]

And it is huge for a crop duster... I wonder what it was really supposed to spray from its nozzles?

[@maxk4324]

@@SimonHomeintheEarth idk, redistributed wealth?

[@CN-wt2bj]

@@SimonHomeintheEarth Chemtrails. Look it up. Like I said... in Soviet Russia....

[@maxk4324]

@@CN-wt2bj chem trails aren't real, look up fuel dump procedures. No airline would agree to do this for the gov't because airlines barely make enough money as it is, let alone adding shit to the fuel which would decrease performance.

[@MeNext]

Greneda belongs to the British Commonwealth. Something that seemed to by pass the Americans. This whole video is riddled with mistakes/lies. But then since when has the Americans let the truth get in the way of a good story ?? Just as they claimed credit for getting the Enigma machine when it was actually us Brits who captured it. I could go on, but the Yanks would not believe it.....

[@montyjones1188]

Britain wasn't directly involved in the cold war ... whoever wrote this script, get your arse back in school mate

[@paulhart6926]

Correct! What a tit.

[@montypope9139]

Mate i was gonna say something aswell

[@doddsy2978]

Well! I was 'directly involved in the cold war!' So was many, many of my colleagues. What about the nuclear subs? All the interceptions made by RAF fighters? The Garrison in Berlin? I could go on but shall not! I suggest that you rethink.

[@wotnotvintage7762]

... as long as its not an American school

[@myday805]

The Brits weren't directly involved in the cold war? Are you on drugs?

[@PonteRyuurui]

he is a seppo, they dont have education

[@PonteRyuurui]

@Theraphim Hebraeorum if you are referring to me then you are miles off, though it is not suprising since the second part of your sentence is illogical, which only confirms what i had said.

[@ericanderson3985]

So much bad and wrong information in this video. First and foremost where do they come up with the notion that Great Britain was not involved in the Cold War? And that Russian vehicle they said was designed to take off and land on water is called and a Ekranoplan it just designed to utilize the ground effect principle where a vehicle rides on a compressed layer of error between it in the surface it was never designed to fly at altitude but the skin along over the top of the water. With a knowledge of the word literally at your fingertips you think they could have done a little research before posting such garbage

[@frankslegers2522]

Liège has to be pronounced as Leeage (kind of) and not Leege.

[@thasdoodoo5936]

“ I’m tired of people commenting -me 2019 ” -me 2019

[@NeilFH]

Britain not a part of the cold war? What a joker!

[@Lowse1345]

your fact about the victor are wrong just saying cus I literally saw one on sunday (admittingly in a museum) but there are loads left just not allowed to fly

[@aeropunk4127]

It was the Vickers Valiant that suffered from fatigue cracks and had to be withdrawn. This was after the West had to change their attack profiles from high altitude to low level as a result of Gary Powers getting shot down by an SA2. Low down the turbulence is far greater than the Valiant was designed for. The Victor outlasted the Vulcan in RAF service and was thus the last of the three types of British nuclear "V" bomber in service. The Vulcan, serial no. XH558 that was the last to fly in 2015 was privately owned.

[@MartinJames389]

Aw.for fuck's sake! It's Liège. There's an "è" there, and the accent is a grave. There's nowhere called "Leej" or whatever mess you made up. Have some respect!

[@TheShadow4884]

So do they really think we can afford a new phone every 2 years and a laptop or tv every 5, maybe I can afford to eat good everyday by the end of the year 😂

[@CENTURION-xs6ky]

Millenial kids... never paid for anything, parasite generation living of parents efforts. stupid, entitled with enormous ego's.

[@jefbed212]

ok boomer

[@abadatha]

@@CENTURION-xs6ky Millenials are in their mid-late 20's and into their 30's dude. If you're gonna talk shit at least talk it about the right fucking generation.

[@enriquelopez9124]

It is so sad to see how this machinery ends up rusting away or being vandslized.

[@andybrown4284]

That steam train looked more like a traction engine and the owner was more likely the foundry that made it.

[@jamesbehrje4279]

Russian military- Who be stupid enough to steal a tank??? me- me!!! (steals tank)

[@vickylee3144]

How about you steal a jet？

[@DraconX3]

@@vickylee3144 Steal a battleship

[@vickylee3144]

Military：who is stupid to steal a battle ship Me me！（steals battle ship）

[@bomguy999999]

I absolutely guarantee you that the wheels didn't generate power.

[@nic_the_aged_woodworker]

Regenerative braking?

[@CaptHollister]

@@nic_the_aged_woodworker ...where would the energy produced by the wheels during this putative regeneration get stored ?

[@Sexual_Harassment_Panda]

bomhuy999999 LOL

[@nic_the_aged_woodworker]

@@CaptHollister it was meant to be an electric vehicle so I assume it would have batteries

[@CaptHollister]

@@nic_the_aged_woodworker Are ypu sure ? I think it was meant to have an internal combustion engine powering the wheels through a hydraulic drive.

[@jobarliman1418]

Richard Garrett & Sons was a MANUFACTURER of agricultural machinery and steam engines, not just the owner. If you had bothered to any research you would know that. Even wikipeadia can tell you that. Sort out your FACTS then sort out your SCRIPT and stop saying stupid things.

[@GP-pw5wb]

Glad someone knows a bit more about Garrett's, the old site in Leiston Suffolk is now museum. Would be a nice end to return home.

[@mrmanning3807]

Britain wasn't directly involved in the cold war? Is that why we had to scramble fighters and still are to ward off Ivan's and we still are

[@evanhorn6658]

Yeah frickin Russia owns the Whitehouse and Trumpan'zee

[@shebbs1]

@@evanhorn6658 unlikely, it was Obama who asked for Russian help in 2012, definitely caught on mic and camera, and he and Hillary sold them uranium. The Dems are your crooked party.

[@CaptHollister]

Liège, Belgium is not pronounced like you think it does... Soviet planes did not say CCCP, they said SSSR using Cyrillic script. Profoundly dumb comment regarding the British not being directly involved in the Cold War. Seriously, it's recent history, take a break from posting mispronounced and badly researched videos on YT and go learn something. There's no such as the "alpine mountains". Alpine is an adjective that describes anything connected to mountains. Any mountains. The mountain chain that includes parts of northern Italy are called the Alps. Either you or the designer of the Argo don't understand what the word "engine" means. Hint: wheels don't power engines. Even if there's hydraulics between them. Richard Garret & sons were the steam engine's manufacturer.

[@CaptHollister]

@Deep hug So, given that you obviously have no wits of your own, do you have someone following you around to remind you when to breathe ?

[@mrlodwick]

The British were not involved in the cold war- what planet are you from bro.

[@PenzancePete]

You'll be from the U.S. The most parochial(look it up) country on earth. With a distance to Moscow of less than 2,000 miles the U.K. was right on the front line of the cold war.

[@mrlodwick]

This was meant as - we were very much involved in the cold war chaps. I could not believe the creator thought otherwise.

[@torbendinesen7121]

😂😂😂😂

[@markc5111]

I think this person needs a new Ladybird book of history of the 20th century 😭😭

[@petebuck9889]

Yanks do talk rubbish don’t they. Not involved in the Cold War my arse

[@smitbar11]

Well that particular one is a bellend, most appreciate our involvement

[@johngregory4801]

About the same percentage of Yanks talk rubbish as Brits... Unfortunately, we have so many more people, the number of idiots is proportionally larger. Just look at Congress and Parliament.

[@nic_the_aged_woodworker]

@@johngregory4801 I feel sorry for the US if their politicians are the same as our self centred, self-righteous, ignorant collection of buffoons.

[@johngregory4801]

@Chris Green Whoever writes the scripts for "How It's Made" should be banned from writing ANYTHING that will be heard publicly, the stiffest sentence available at the Punitentiary.

[@johngregory4801]

@@nic_the_aged_woodworker I regret to confirm that, unfortunately, in great measure they are exactly the same. (sigh)

[@matthewsquires423]

12:08 he didnt dig hard enough. Garrett and sons built it. They didnt own it lol

[@chrisjohnson4165]

So much wrong *information* packed into one video.

[@therealsnufkin]

The wheels generated power to hydraulically drive the engine ?? I seriously doubt it.

[@RobertsGeorgsFimbauers]

Yea that part did not make sense.

[@sabre22b]

LOL brilliant. That phrase alone sums this up.

[@eddiejones4001]

This video should be titled a millenials view of the 20th century!

[@korbetthein3072]

Hey, I'm a millennial and I am frankly disgusted at the ludicrous statements that this clown spouts.

[@Arun-nv8zi]

3.50 "The British were not directly involved in the Cold War." Oops, clearly the maker of this video needs a history lesson.

[@thememers_dude]

Well the cold was between the us and the soviets

[@highlandbroot4301]

@@thememers_dude Absolutely not. The British were very much involved.

[@thememers_dude]

@@highlandbroot4301 they were but not in a direct way the main rivals are clear

[@Arun-nv8zi]

@@thememers_dude The very nature of a cold war is that it's indirect, otherwise it would just be called war. The cold War was between East and west not the Soviets and America.

[@roberthindle5146]

"The British weren't involved in the cold war" Ummmm....

[@rickyreed8354]

really,,,,,, think you need to go back to school mate. why the fuck did we have v bombers on standby then??

[@antonguedes]

@@rickyreed8354 I think he was ironic

[@omegacheese6095]

Tf , not true

[@kennztube]

wow this guy is so uninformed. The UK wasnt invovled in the cold war! Really so why did we have armoured divisions in west Germany and nuclear missile subs? And the excavator in east Germany wasnt a robot, it was operated by people.

[@zetter5888]

"Congrats I got this recommended" -me 2019

[@zetter5888]

@Jackson oh shit

[@ZorriMusic]

4:16 this bus is like "bus lane? not for me"

[@gregfisher]

The British weren't involved in the cold war? This is your brain on public school.

[@gedjones5977]

Quite right Mr Fisher I was personally involved and as part of NATO most of Western Europe was involved.

[@spiritofthewolf15x]

THe motorcycle museum... THat hurt me on a deep personal level...

[@catnium]

THe WAy YOure SHift KEy IS STicking HUrts MY EYes

[@Lord.Kiltridge]

The last V bomber to be decommissioned was an Avro Vulcan on October 28, 2015 so not even close.

[@danielmarshall4587]

yes farwell Vulcan.

[@Tomteeejay]

He meant operationally as decommissioned from RAF service. The last Vulcan, serial XH558, was decommissioned from RAF service in 1992. In private hands XH558 flew again in 2007.

[@patrickbrookings]

The pronunciation is so laughable! Such as Liege in Belgium. And that's not CCCP, but SSSR, as it's written in Cyrillic alphabet.

[@elconquistador98]

5000 sq ft bucket is the worst.

[@tesstickle7267]

You should revise your knowledge of Britain,it's not good. They would have been the ones selling both sides weapons, giving information both true and false. They make an extremely good friend and a very bad enemy. A good 50 percent of British exploits have kept quiet either intentionally or being modest,the other 50 is anyone's guess.

[@kartoffelbrey9817]

12 Most annoying movie scenes.

[@GrooveFederation]

11:06 steve1989mreinfo says "hold my botulism"

[@Saanichian]

Groove Federation Nice!

[@ollie2244]

No mention of the abandoned Russian space shuttle?

[@thra5herxb12s]

Garret were the makers not the owners. And it's not part of a train. It's a portable engine to power tools, possibly huge crushing mills.

[@teebosaurusyou]

Astoundingly bad video.

[@johnstedman4075]

The Handley Page Victor was not affected by fatigue cracking. That problem was experienced by the Vickers Valiant.

[@smitbar11]

Very true, the Vicky was an excellent plane and could carry 34,000lbs of free-fall bombs

[@SirReginaldBlomfield1234]

This guy can't even pronounce Liége correctly never mind about the accuracy of his facts.

[@petercihelka2429]

Sir Reginald Blomfield You have an acute accent on Liège. Should be a grave accent

[@SirReginaldBlomfield1234]

@@petercihelka2429 Thanks Peter, now I've bothered to put the readers on I'm happy to say you're correct.

[@SirReginaldBlomfield1234]

Correction.. LIÈGE. I will now find some piano wire and hang myself.

[@studinthemaking]

You need to check your history book. England was the USA number 1 cold world allied.

[@tomcline5631]

Kinda what I thought! Didn't we like share west Germany or something?

[@gazmj1400]

This is the same type of person that see king James armour which is sat up a horse in the tower of London and asks if king James was a horse

[@felixniederhauser7799]

Correction: The letters on the side of the Aircraft where SSSR, however, painted in Cyrillic which reads CCCP! Suggestion: Before listening to your own voice, conduct some research. It may help to get more credibility!

[@jonhaskins617]

No. They were Cubana Airlines owned by Cuba. Russia was not involved. This guy didn't do any research.

[@jeffcamp481]

Felix Niederhauser absolutely correct soyus sovietski socialistica rupublica ( English phonetic to Russian) as you said all the words that start with a “S” in English use the Cyrillic “S” which looks like an English “C”. And the English “R” in Cyrillic look like a English “P”. The Russian word soyus translates as union in English that’s how in English the English acronym get a “U”, English U.S.S.R, Russian C.C.C.P.

[@jonhaskins617]

@@jeffcamp481 My brother was there during the 1983 invasion. And I was a Ranger and saw many pictures of those planes in the AIRBORNE and RANGER Museum's. Russian writing was under Cubana. I guess go don't get that it's been sitting for 36 years in a tropical jungle climate. So unless you've been there or seen photos circa 1983 I don't k know what to tell you.

[@lycian123]

'The British were n't directly involved in the Cold War'??????????? Who wrote this? Trump? However, always a good laugh hearing an American struggling with English and unfamiliar foreign place names. AVOID,

[@tonyf756]

Wherever did you get the idea that Britain wasn't involved in the cold war? Remember, Britain was home to numerous US strategic bomber bases, which would have made it a first strike target. All British military forces were part of NATO, which would have been the first responder in the event of an attack by the Soviet forces. Learn your history.

[@mattcross4276]

The steam “locomotive” is actually a traction engine. Even a cursory web search for Richard Garrett & Sons would tell you that. R Garrett & Sons built it, likely for export, they didn’t own it and lease it with the expectation of getting it back. Besides, it’s a piece of pre-combustion era agricultural equipment, not a railway locomotive.

[@SkyBlueKangaroo]

Leej, in Belgium? Fairly sure it’s Lee-airj

[@CollectingWorldUK]

Britian was in the cold war.. not directly but we was indirectly involed.. yes please check your history too. 🙏👍.