The Special Weapons sites - The Heavy Crossbow Report

[@tinostruckmann]

I suggest you take a look at the full episodes from Peenemunde and Kummersdorf on my channel as well

[@STB-1]

If the description is anything to go by the next few episodes are going to be epic 👍Thanks Tino

[@tinostruckmann]

Would I let you down🙂 we are going to Kummersdorf, Peenemunde and France in this one -

[@xprettylightsx]

God Bless you Mr. Struckmann

[@brucesteinhilper5926]

Good presentation as always. The mention of Prof.R.V. Jones early in the video brings to mind his part in the documentary Secret War from circa 1979, especially the Knickebein problem, the "battle of the beams", and how they determined what Knickebein was, and how they were using it. Anyway really enjoyed this one, thanks as always Tino.

[@rickthorne3550]

TINO I'M AMAZED OF ALL THE UNIQUE WAR FOOTAGE YOU UNCOVER. YOU HAVE AN EXCELLENT CHANNEL AND SHOULD BE GETTING MILLIONS OF VIEWS. I SEND YOU VIDEOS OUT TO EVERYONE I KNOW. RICK DISABLED VIETNAM ERA VETERAN...

[@edjopago1]

Tino...an amazing episode....and the volumes of detailed info......thank you!

[@427_FE]

PLEASE hit the like button, it really helps Tino to continue to bring us this content!

[@michelvisser3811]

even during the intro i almost ruin my mouse clicking on the like button ;)

[@reagandow850]

The first thing I do every time I open a video! 👍

[@serget2168]

Always do bcs of his content of history Tino has other channels

[@druballard8929]

Honestly how can that many people watch this. And it being a niche subject has to be people that are highly interested in this and to not hit the like button is amazing. What did they expect that was a disappointment? Please someone tell me. Lack of lasers, robots, lgbtq representation, boobs, well maybe boobs. Lol. Good job sir as always. Your dedication to getting the truth and your knowledge of the subject is much appreciated

[@427_FE]

@@druballard8929 probably boobs, everyone loves boobs.

[@TheRealDerekL]

Great to see you and the crew again Tino! Catch ya soon! Thanks for the episode look forward to the new stuff coming! Take care brother!

[@rolfagten857]

Operation "Crossbow" with Georg Peppard was 👍 great

[@427_FE]

Great file footage and commentary, THANKS TINO

[@tyroneenglish5248]

Excellent video again Mr T. 🇬🇧

[@paulscottpadgett1996]

EXCEPTIONAL STUNNING WORK

[@ColinHarperSummerson]

Excellent video Tino , really enjoyed it , thank you 😎

[@salsheikh4508]

Love the foreshadowing. Great Episode.

[@martinharris5017]

This was great stuff Tino. lots of technical info and great historical footage. Thanks!

[@nigeljames4038]

amazing what a concentrated effort can be done by people

[@turbo1234ist]

Excellent Tino!

[@garymessina1609]

Awesome subject awesome video thanks Tino keep up the great work

[@equaliser2265]

This catapult was used on the first Aircraft carriers, same design as this one.

[@gnybbe]

Thanks!

[@tinostruckmann]

Thank you my friend and Merry Christmas

[@cliffordfreeman7829]

Signal wentdown but it is back now so i am enjoying your video.

[@DavidDragonhammer]

So are you going to show the other sites of the V2 ? like the ones near France?

[@kevincorcoran4789]

You make ww2 ,on the German perspective ,fascinating, well done another outstanding film history, you are a outstanding talent, Kevin, cork, eire,

[@shauntemplar.26]

sorry bro. Tino, Thank you for all your hard work. .I know it takes days ,sometimes weeks to make these long films for us. I also know its not cheap brother.. Bless ya and thank you so much ..

[@mauertal]

You forgot the most underrated weapon .........the X-7 Ruhrstahl.........the first wire guided anti-tank rocket, with a range of 1200m and a shaped charge warhead......

[@WaukWarrior360]

Check out the ASM-N-2 Bat guided bomb the Americans made. It was the first active homing, autonomously guided weapon made and put the X-7 Ruhrstahl to shame.

[@mauertal]

@@WaukWarrior360 Wonder why wire guided anti-tank rockets are STILL a modern weapon, used by EVERY country.....and who is interested in someones Batman-Fantasies????

[@zxtenn]

Your onsite videos and information are simply top notch as opposed to just talking, such great original footage as well. They started a few years too early in their quest for what they believed in, lack of coordination on being fully ready.

[@theskepticalnegativist1004]

Excellent!

[@jonathanchalk2507]

Fantastic Tino, many thanks.

[@JeanLucCaptain]

this sounds pretty cool!

[@ALSNewsNow]

Another amazing video from T-man

[@TheMachineRadioShow]

Just now watching it. I was out of town

[@brianuhing2657]

Where there was that much demand for electricity it makes sense that they could of had nuclear power plants underground. If they didn't have it they were probably close to having it.

[@WaukWarrior360]

They weren't even close. The German nuclear program was fundamentally flawed and completely backwards. They weren't as advanced as some people make them out to have been.

[@androidemulator6952]

I so want to visit this site-- while its still standing!.

[@LostInMarxism]

Herrlich. Danke.

[@michaelmace9257]

Was the Saturn 5 numbered as a continuation of the A4 rocket development?

[@WaukWarrior360]

No, because Von Braun didn't design the Saturn V. It was the result of the work of 400,000 Americans and multiple corporations and subcontractors

[@1111shakser1111]

Well done Tino

[@Teddy62392]

You do great work tino. This time in history is so fascinating and you do a great job presenting the info. Just received a rib/fin from the engine of a v1 for the collection. These weapon systems were really something to behold

[@chakalblond9332]

your the best tino !!!

[@WaukWarrior360]

This man's obviously never heard of Robert Goddard

[@CMExploration]

Thanks for sharing.

[@davidlafranchise4782]

I love how the birds are chirping and so much life is evident during your explorations. It shows how even with so much effort and expense, that MOTHER NATURE always wins in the end and mankind, we are just a speck on the planet!!!

[@larsblankenfjell9814]

Thanks Tino, your program are always fantastic, I visited myself Peenemunde abt 10 years ago, where I saw pictures from Submarines that could launch rockets already 1942

[@WaukWarrior360]

They never made a submarine that could launch rockets. They were proposals that never made it off paper like most of their "advanced" designs

[@larsblankenfjell9814]

@@WaukWarrior360 So you medan the pictures are fantasy

[@johnsmith-ik6uz]

Absolutely amazed.Those rocket platforms.Jesus.Germany were on another level.

[@WaukWarrior360]

The US was more technologically advanced than Germany in WW2 though.

[@merc88]

let the commercials run!

[@tinostruckmann]

Thank you it's becoming a necessity unfortunately

[@MrLeftlane1313]

Looks like a rocket blew up the test stand. Great stuff....

[@LostInMarxism]

So? Do you have such low intellect as to fail to comprehend all "research and development" processes meet with failure early in their testing. Do you fail to understand how far advanced N.S.D.A.P. Deutschland was in comparison to the "Allied" nations? Deutschland was literally so far advanced... the Allied nations have never surpassed their advancements.

[@androidemulator6952]

Augmented Reality overlay would be good - are there photos of intact testing facility ??

[@leopardone2386]

Remote controlled target drones? So like the great great grandfather of modern drones like Switchblade or the Iranian suicide drones being used today? In 1915 no less? Minus the explosives on board of course. It's frightening but impressive.

[@WaukWarrior360]

No, the first was the American kittering bug. The US also had assault drones that they used in WW2

[@leopardone2386]

​​@WaukWarrior360 What are your thoughts on the Ruston Proctor aerial target in 1916? Kettering was 1918. Kettering was not the first.

[@ColinMcluckie]

Still amazing technology tino

[@WaukWarrior360]

Wait until he does a video on all of the technology the US developed in WW2.

[@lucius6667]

From catching up on the series it does make u wonder how much of this research ended up in not just America and russia but India and Eqypt as well as south and central America

[@WaukWarrior360]

Not much that the US needed. The US was already more technologically advanced than Germany and had their own projects equivalent to everything in this video

[@johndoe-bq1xt]

THIS IS COOL ! !

[@bobbysenterprises3220]

@9:16 i have that field jacket. Got it local in north east pennsylvaina at a surplus store. I love it. Ooens up conversations when people give me a hard time for cammo with red being a cheap civilian walmart special. I give them a bit of an educationand show the label inside. Legit

[@kumagatz]

Great episode again Tino. Another odd youtube thing though. As i have said, i watch through my TV and usually through the youtube app on satellite (SKY). The problem is, only old episodes appear, even if i go to LB content. But, i decided to use the TV's own youtube app and bingo, the new episode is showing. Is it youtube or Sky blocking your new content?

[@danielgreen3715]

The most thought provoking part was the sound of the Birds ..They would have sounded the same calls 80 odd years ago whilst Mankind was busy creating Machines to destroy each other! ..Rather Haunting But one can see the Development of late 20 th century Weapons Systems from this basic Beginning in these now peaceful woods We really don't know just how lucky we are in England! ..No wonder Churchill said it was a close run thing! ..London could have so easily become an irradiated Zone by this stage of the war..What on Earth stopped the Nazis from sending Dirty Warheads over instead of just plain old HE!?? We ar really rather lucky i think in this respect as Hitler must have feared Retaliation in kind!

[@mariaedwards6371]

Tino I was wondering if you could help me research my dad. He was Vetinam vet. I have newspaoers clippings about him. I don't understand why he bever received a medal.

[@tinostruckmann]

I can try given time and information, send me a direct email and forgive the long response time😞

[@maytagmark2171]

Simple cinder block construction aka concrete block

[@charlesmiles9115]

😊❤💪👍👍👍👍

[@flashgordon6670]

The reasons why the Germans built such obvious targets such as the huge bunkers and block houses and the huge ships, was bc they were drawn into a war of spite, retaliation and Vengeance, against the Allies. It was all about gesturing and muscle flexing to intimidate and terrorise the enemies and to show Ultimate Defiance and Invincibility against the Allies’ ability to defeat the Axis. It was as much about instilling confidence and morale for the Axis and their peoples, as it was about keeping the Allies guessing and their spy masters as busy as possible, in order to divert attention from other projects and operations. Eddie Chapman the British double agent, fed false coordinates to Germany, of the V1s that hit England. So that when the Germans adjusted the V1s trajectories they would hit and explode harmlessly in fields, instead of hitting urban areas. As portrayed by Christopher Plummer in the film Triple Cross. Eddie Chapman’s work saved potentially thousands of lives and helped the Allies to win WW2. His contribution to the war effort is incalculable, had the Germans fired all their V1s at the D-Day landings, they could’ve bought enough time to regroup and either push the Allies back into the sea, or withdrawn and made Germany’s homeland much harder to conquer and bought themselves even more time. Thank God they didn’t and thank God for Eddie Chapman and all the other war heroes who made victory possible. One of the best WW2 films ever, right up there with Escape to Athena and the Dirty Dozen and I’m going to watch it right now.

[@Mcchrs]

Lol dr jones 🤣 😂 😆

[@tinostruckmann]

Finally somebody gets it

[@romaneberle]

why do authors of subtitles feel the need to be creative? do they envy the director? lol 2:35 the sign doesn't say a word about fire, it says "caution! danger of explosions"

[@herbsHA]

A shame that the commentator has such strong German accent.

[@adolfdyversiti6517]

Why is a"shame"?

[@ChrisRaine.]

He doesn’t have a German accent my friend! And why would it be a shame if he did? He is perfectly understandable to me!

[@TheYeti308]

NEIN . !

[@tyroneenglish5248]

You have clearly never heard a German accent

[@TheYeti308]

@@tyroneenglish5248 I can clearly understand Her , even w/o cc .

[@shauntemplar.26]

Yet again I still watching , as I said before, longer films ,the better ?his was just super fantastic to watch. The V2 was what I loved most about Germans. Germans make the greatest tanks. rockets , guns, you name it Germans rock it like they own it.. Weapons, I hoped to see more people but once again not many people wish to go to Nazi weapons camps brilliant to look at them but , there part of our history and history should never be forgotten . I was born in the wrong time period as everyone states to me... I'd love to have long summer walk around this location... What time of day are you filming Mr T?

[@striker1938]

You left out the a cult