Flying Wings and Radical Things Part 1

[@Bradonomous]

Peninsula Seniors Videos is the weirdest, most wonderful channel ever. You get this bizarre low budget 1980's opening title and some sort of text description about a lecture at a museum, and then the video is just pure content, totally interesting and detailed information from some of the most experienced people in the defense industry. Awesome channel.

[@sadaghian]

And very high production quality, they are all technical nerds after all

[@bobbypaluga4346]

I’m very happy I found your channel, the presentations are wonderful. History of Aviation plus WW II and Korea, you couldn’t ask for more. The video and audio are top notch. From Phoenix, thanks for

[@FIREBRAND38]

These presentations are terrific!

[@Larry-ct5mg]

Watching your presentation with all these different concepts and versions just plane wore me out. You did a fantastic job sorting all this out.

[@Thorr97]

Nicely done! Fascinating stuff! Thank you for sharing this.

[@ghgghgyuhkljjijijui]

5*!Aviation technology and history MUST WATCH!

[@jamesjacocks6221]

Clarifies the controversy about cutting up the YB's. Do you think anyone would want one today?

[@FiveCentsPlease]

A surviving example in the US Air Force museum would have looked great next to the B2 in there. Northrop was even ordered to destroy the engineering drawings. Even a mock-up would be nice to have today.

[@cowboybob7093]

1:11:13 _Commercial wing application_ Expensive airport infrastructure is also an impediment. For instance: a selling point of the folding-wingtip 777x is it uses existing 777 airport systems. kzbin.info/www/bejne/qKutcmmfiJhsn5o (Boeing) I wonder if the industry as a whole will need to agree on any fundamental move away from tube&wing design.