World War II Weapons of The Netherlands ( Nederland )

World War II Weapons of the Netherlands - Koninklijke Landmacht (KL) & Slag om Nederland
Dutch Infantry Weapons
Dutch Mannlicher M1895 - milpas.cc/rifles/ZFiles/Rifles...
Model 1895 (1916 Hembrug) Bolt Action Bicycle Troops Carbine - milpas.cc/rifles/ZFiles/Rifles...
Karabijn M95 cavalerie - milpas.cc/rifles/ZFiles/Rifles...
Dutch Short-Barreled Madsen Model 1930 - world.guns.ru/machine/dk/madse...
www.ww2incolor.com/forum/showt...
Dutch Armored Cars
DAF M-39 - medium armored car 1938 - aviarmor.net/tww2/armored_cars...
GMC Pantserwagen - light armored vehicle 1932 - aviarmor.net/tww2/armored_cars...
Wijnman Pantserwagen - light armored vehicle 1932 - aviarmor.net/tww2/armored_cars...
Wilton-Fijenoord - medium armored car 1935 - aviarmor.net/tww2/armored_cars...
Braat Overvalwagen - Army armored personnel carrier 1940 - aviarmor.net/tww2/armored_cars...
Braat Stadswacht Overvalwagen - Self-Defense Forces personnel carrier 1940 - aviarmor.net/tww2/armored_cars...
Dutch Aircraft of World War II
Fokker D.XVII Biplane Fighter from 1932 - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fokker_...
Fokker C.X Biplane Scout & Light Bomber 1933 -
Fokker C.XIV - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fokker_...
Fokker G.I Heavy Fighter Aircraft from 1937 Main Armament -9x 7.92mm Machine Guns Speed - 295 MPH Range -938Miles + 300 kg of Bombs
De Schelde S.21 - Prototype Fighter from 1940 - www.airwar.ru/enc/fww2/s21.html
Fokker D.XXIII - Prototype Fighter 1940 - aviarmor.net/aww2/aircraft_exp...
Fokker T.IX - Torpedo Bomber from 1939 - aviarmor.net/aww2/aircraft_exp...
Koolhoven F.K.58 Fighter from 1938 - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Koolhov...
Main Armament -4x 7.5mm Machine Guns + 150 kg of Bombs Speed - 318 MPH Range - 466 Miles
Koolhoven FK.59 - Torpedo Bomber from 1939 - aviarmor.net/aww2/aircraft_exp...
Fokker T.V Twin-Engine Bomber from 1937 - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fokker_T.V
De Schelde Twin-Engine Bomber from 1938 - aviarmor.net/aww2/projects/wor...
Trainers & Seaplanes:
De Schelde Scheldemusch Trainer Aircraft from 1935 - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/De_Sche...
S.20 Schelde De - Trainer from 1940 -
Fokker S.IV - Trainer from 1924 - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fokker_...
Fokker T.IV Torpedo Bomber & Reconnaissance Floatplane from 1927 - commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Ca...
Fokker C.VII - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of...
Reconnaissance Seaplane from 1928 -
Koolhoven F.K.51 Trainer & Aircraft from 1935 - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Koolhov...
Koolhoven F.K.52 Reconnaissance-Fighter from 1937 - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Koolhov...
Fokker S.IX - Trainer from 1937 - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fokker_...
Songs:
Marrionette - Letter Box
Promises - Letter Box
Far The Days Come- Letter Bo
Hero Theme - MK2
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[@jp6009]

2:53 sums up the Dutch mentality with or without war pretty well. "you can fight me you Mof, but no matter what, I will ride my bike".

[@derblubb729]

My grandfather told me that the dutch soldier gave hard resistence to him. They faught bravly but the Wehrmacht was more modern equiped and had much more power regarding the Luftwaffe.

[@Surv1ve_Thrive]

Still defies belief. Pointless destruction of good neighbours. Brought negative changes to the world. Lest we forget.

[@TonyNque]

@@Surv1ve_Thrive - Oil supplies and they captured them before the Dutch could destroy them - also Belgium - the French managed to destroy a lot ....

[@niccolopaganini4268]

@@Surv1ve_Thrive Well Germany had to secure BeNeLux, Denmark and Norway for their future invasions and to cut Britain off from the mainland

[@jessehaenen5915]

Not forgetting bombing hundreds of civilians homes and other war crimes. Ectually, the whole invasion was a war crime because we were independent.

[@Surv1ve_Thrive]

I know WHY Germany invaded. I must correct myself. I know all the arguments after being a keen and independent minded historian for 40 years. But it still makes so little sense to do what Germany did, twice, in the modern era, as 1914 and 1939 were in a modern era. Not Napoleonic era or earlier. No good comes of occupation of neighbours like that. Pointless murder.

[@warkopdono6233]

my grandfather saved dutch officer and his family from japanese army because in that time imperial japanese army were vicious against european especially dutch . if they found dutch people they will send them to makeshift concentration camp in city like Solo, and Semarang. the japanese army or dai nipong as indonesia will force the male dutch to work, use the female dutch as sex slave. my grandfather hid the dutch family inside his secret vault originaly used to kept gold. the nipong came and asked my grandfather nipong: ada belanda disini (do you hide dutch people in here) my grandfather: tidak ada tuan sumpah ( i swear to god i hide no dutch in here) the japanese soldier search my grandfather house for an hour luckily they missed the vault. the family was saved but my grandfather was badly wounded as the nipong beat his head with their rifle because the japanese soldier my grandfather lied to them

[@hesseldraaijer7938]

Warkop Dono Your grandfather was a hero, my friend :) from a Dutch person.

[@PewPew1234567]

How would they know that he lied to them if they did not find anyone?

[@warkopdono6233]

pewpew pew during japanese occupation in indonesia the japanese soldier always looking for indonesian people that "slightly" richer than average indonesian. because the japanese believe that rich indonesian must have connection with dutch people or another european.

[@ZaligeBite]

Hessel Draaijer same dutch here

[@HarhanDerMann]

What a hero!

[@RyanTheSergal]

Even though the weapons were either ancient or badly made, the men who used them to defend their country were brave and strong men that fought till the very end. It's a shame that the government of the Netherlands has always held back the Dutch military so very much. Almost as if they did not care about the military at all. Even now other countries have to wake the Dutch government up to rebuild their army instead of them doing it themselves. Very loyal and good, strong, brave men who gave it and still give it all, though led by a pathetic government that doesn't give a wooden nickle about them.

[@nighthawkdutchchameleon9815]

Approved!

[@Blackdeathgaming-yv1kk]

True

[@NovaFrederick]

I'm comming a year late here but you have to understand that there was an enormous economic crisis going on, and the prime minister at the time (Colijn and later on de geer) had a rather thrifty mindset (save for geer maybe) Nowadays there is not much reason to invest to the military in the Netherlands due to mostly peaceful bonds in Western Europe and also it's location, should an outside invasion be comming: the invader would first have to fight it's way through half of Europe before reaching dutch grounds. Although I do think that the NATO requirement of atleast 2% should be met.

[@waskozoids]

ketawa

[@waskozoids]

beta cinta Indonesia bangsa!

[@CZ350tuner]

Missed out the main Dutch air force fighter during the German invasion, the Fokker D.XXI. Also the Brewster B-339C Buffalo and 2 x Hawker Hurricanes flown by the Dutch KLM in the far east. Also missed out the Marmon Herrington light tanks which only the Dutch used in the far east.

[@ronaldderooij1774]

And the whole navy!

[@hansweijers7538]

And the Curtis p40 used in the far east

[@ZaligeBite]

Nou zoals je ziet kunnen we wel goed schaatsen

[@bartgielingh2212]

Dat dan weer wel

[@gerald_gamingyt6144]

@@azathoth01?

[@azathoth01]

@@gerald_gamingyt6144 heel eerlijk ik weet niet eens meer waanneer ik dat schreef wtf

[@Emdee5632]

The ''problem'' with the Dutch is that they are the biggest of the small European countries (so they could decide to have a small defence force, or surrender quickly without losing honour or losing too many human lives) but they are the smallest of the big countries (meaning that they have to have some decent-sized army of their own). The industrial capability was certainly there, but... there was too much reliance on foreign armament, and foreign assistance in case of an invasion. I know the depression in the 1930s hit everybody hard but the government just didn't want to spend too much money. and it hoped the same would happen as in WW1 - no German invasion at all.

[@julianrobertoswart9217]

Hessel Draaijer dam i didnt like that

[@mv-hg5eh]

Marc Dezaire luxemburg was the tinniest

[@mv-hg5eh]

Marc Dezaire Luxembourg was the tiniest

[@CharlesvanDijk-ir6bl]

In 1940 they made the right decision. The cities were at the mercy of the German air force. The German army had bypassed the Maginot line and the French country side was wide open. The USSR was Germany's alley and the USA was neutral. The decision to make both the navy and merchant navy available to the alleys was the correct one. They gave up territory but didn't give up the struggle.

[@aquadragon1]

Wich is actually kind of funny once surrendered it actually illigal to fight on.

[@stansearcheslife6363]

The dutch had the best plane so yea (for that time)

[@cia2293]

The only.problem most where in their 30s.40s

[@stansearcheslife6363]

@@sjaak2 but they were still good

[@mr.thiemo1406]

The dutch G.I ( i think ) was More maneuverble than the american p38 Lightning

[@godwrote01]

Jmantime just discovered your channel a week ago and have to say thank you for providing us WW I / WWII and weapon nerds with all that stuff

[@Diltya09]

0:11 that was a KNIL parade, i did 'nt know where is the location but in 0:13 that was in lapangan banteng jakarta. KNIL was a national army of dutch east indies (now indonesia) this army almost recruit form indonesia natives 80% was native and 10% was a dutch 10& other. created in 1809 by dandels to defend java from british invasion.

[@namenotallowedinyourcountr2709]

I never new the Dutch army had so many different weapons i thought our army in WW2 had only the Lewis gun and some planes one ft-17 and mannlichers and the planes

[@jmantime]

Ok guys , i'm trying to finish all of the smaller countries involved in ww2 - next WW2 weapons Video's Latvian Weapons Rare Chinese Weapons of World War II Yugoslavian Weapons ( including World War II ) Rare Weapons of Mexico ( Re-Due ) - including WW2 World War II Weapons in Modern Conflicts

[@JamesAce]

Why the (nederland) in bracets like that does holland hava any significant worth to you like do live there or something?

[@jmantime]

Jesse boschy to make the video easier for dutch youtubers to find

[@super1daan]

+jmantime where are you from? nice video btw

[@jmantime]

DR channel usa

[@jmantime]

Melvin Roodbol this video is only about dutch made infantry weapons

[@PSPaaskynen]

Your video contains some rare footage of little known equipment, but leaves out some very important machines, such as the Fokker D.XXI, C.V and C.X, the Landsverk armoured cars, the Vickers, Alvis-Straussler, White and Marmon Herrington armoured vehicles and the aircraft of the KNIL air force.

[@don-1908]

Did you know the Dutch army did a Banzai charge. They did it in the Netherlands when the Germans attacked and they screamed “Leve de Koningin” which means long live the queen.

[@TonyNque]

Steyr Hembrug - not burg -- just up the road from where I live ... Thanks for the hard work and research.....

[@DeVLGN]

Am I right that the Landsverk M36 and M38 are missing completely in your vid?

[@davidbocquelet-dbodesign]

Like the American-built Marmon-Herrington tanks for the KNIL and other vehicles... here we go: tanks-encyclopedia.com/ww2/netherland/ww2_dutch_tanks.php, and for the Navy: www.naval-encyclopedia.com/ww2/netherlands/dutch-navy-ww2/ you're welcome !

[@harcovanhees394]

@@davidbocquelet-dbodesign maybe @ 8:09

[@harcovanhees394]

Correct, very pity because these saw actual fighting. Also 6 Carden lloyds are missing and the D21 fighterplane

[@marcverus158]

i love my country and i still do 😊 🔴 ⚪ 🔵

[@bamboeiskaulolekker6354]

Hoi Ik ben ook nl

[@slang_gsn]

Ewa wassup chappies

[@pawelziolkowski7809]

Ik ben pools maar kan ik spreken nederlands ik hou van nederland

[@bigorangebellywash2832]

@@erin7607 dit is frankrijk 🔴⚪🔵 SUKKEL

[@onebigsnowball]

I see where elon musk got his idea for the cyber truck 8:38

[@thepigeon3359]

🤣🤣🤣

[@fortnite9165]

I know our armt is weak but we have some things specials: dutch corps marines its a special marine corps the 2nd best in the wordl

[@TheFreshEC]

Our current army is not weak, just small. It just needs more competent ministers to give shape to our forces again, not those VVD and CDA women.

[@furorfrisii7679]

Our SpecOps (the commandós) are FAR better though.

[@AphoeniciusGreco]

@@furorfrisii7679 Correct. But they are not trained for the same missions that the Marines are.

[@_____Z_____]

Lol🤣 keep dreaming

[@ethan_drey4322]

Better than the US and Royal Marines maybe third

[@jariloskamp7682]

It’s always good to know something about your home country

[@super1daan]

goddomme wat waren wij een badboiis

[@deanvan9867]

of nie dan

[@super1daan]

zeker

[@melvinjansen2338]

We hadden als het goed is ook maar 1 tank ter beschikking haha

[@super1daan]

ft-17 met een machine geweren dus ja, "tank"

[@mauricematla1795]

+Melvin Jansen Ter bechikking si een groot woord voor een proefproject.

[@MultiVfs]

Dank voor uploaden

[@Franky46Boy]

Where is the famous Fokker D-XXI fighter (also successfully used by Finland)? Where is the even more famous Dornier Do-24 flying boat? (Later on adopted by the German Luftwaffe) Without these aircraft this video is not complete!

[@nicomeier8098]

Nice vid, I loved (being Dutch) to see this. Improvements/feedback: "Steyr Hemburg M1895". Should be "Steyr Hembrug M1895". (Hembrug was THE Dutch arms and ammo manufacturing installation at the time). Love to see an expension vid on the plaes: the twin engined Fokker gave the Luftwaffe a run for their money!

[@kwaaikoppie7006]

nou!?? om heel precies te zijn gaat het om de Steyr-Mannlicher M1894. In Nederland werd het geweer de "Mannlicher M95" genoemd ( i.v.m. het jaar waarop dit geweer in dienst werd genomen (1895 dus) het wapen werd eerst in Oostenrijk (steyr) en Hongarije (Boedapest) en later (v.a. 1904) ook in licentie bij Hembrug in Nederland gebouwd. Hoewel het hierbij om een zeer betrouwbaar wapen ging was de effectiviteit ervan niet bijzonder groot. dit i.v.m. het soort munitie wat verschoten werd. 6.5 MM rondkop kogels die een te hoge mondingsvuur snelheid hadden waardoor ze effectief te weinig schade konden aanrichtten.... ( bij Hembrug tot +/- 1918 in productie geweest voor het N.L. leger)

[@nicomeier8098]

Bedankt voor je aanvullingen!

[@samwenger856]

The Fokker D.21 not showed that I saw in video shot down a surprising amount of Me. 109s and they got in among Ju 52s and shot down dozens filled with Nazis.

[@TimDutch]

@@samwenger856 the Fokker G1 also had 12-14 confirmed kills.

[@Cheezymuffin.]

Als we beter voorbereid waren, hadden we de Duitsers minstens 2 maanden tegen kunnen werken! Lang leve Nederland, en respect aan de soldaten die paraat stonden ons land te verdedigen tegenover overweldigende kansen.

[@gonzisonsbc]

Very interesting video with cool music. Keep it up!

[@DikkeBetha]

I miss the PBY Catalina Seaplane that the Dutch used a lot in the east Indies.

[@gerbandnl]

seems like the dutch airforce wasn't that bad

[@NTSCuser]

Half of it was destroyed on the ground by the Lutwaffe on the first day, the Dutch thinking they were British planes come to help.

[@jimmys1558]

this vid actually missed our standard single seat fighter, the fokker d21. The koolhoven fk58 was based on that, we had about 30 g1's and about the same number of d21's, rest where prototypes or still in production when the germans invaded.

[@boazkn8049]

Just after ww1 the Netherlands actually had one of the worlds strongest airforces due to german and allied planes from war defectors landing on dutch soil. They never returned these planes and actually gave the country from wich the planes origined a fine because they technically broke war rules by flying over neutral soil with an armed jet. I dont kniw the exact numbers but we ended up with a LOT of ww1 planes.

[@dixinormous8539]

the twin boom Fokker was one of the most underrated fighter of ww2

[@gabxp3095]

Caught off surprise, they still fought like hell for Queen and country and did a good job at resisting until they surrendered.

[@saaieshithier]

You made a small spelling error with the first rifle, it's called Steyr Hembrug. You got the r in hembrug in the wrong location. Cool vid btw! *edit* just found out it's a consistant spelling error. ;) Still a cool vid!

[@buttslane4491]

Great video. It's a shame the Netherlands government didn't invest more in defence during the 1930s. By spending more money they could have equipped their forces a lot better - an excellent technological/industrial base and a comparatively rich and well educated populace.

[@Emdee5632]

It would have been of no use. There is a relative long Dutch-German border. In a perfectly straight line, from the north to the south, it is about 300 km, the most distant point from the border is less than 200 km. Total land area is less than 35,000 km. The Germans were far better armed, equipped, trained etc. than the Dutch in almost any field. But it's true that certainly not the best German units were used in the attack. In order to successfully defend themselves against an invasion, the national defense budget should have been like that of present-day North Korea. Anyhow it was always thought that the British and the French would assist in the event of an invasion. But in may 1940 there was little or no coorporation at all... At a couple of places the Dutch defence was excellent however. A lot of transport airplanes were shot down. Those could have been used in the case of an invasion of Britain. Hitler was furious when he found out that a lot of German paratroopers were taken prisoner and brought to England.

[@buttslane4491]

I take your point about the Dutch having no strategic depth available and on reflection it was quite probably the deciding weakness. Only having recently taken an interest in Dutch armed forces I was surprised at how outdated much Dutch kit was - corps artillery dating from roughly the 1880s (no recoil systems) and motor lorries that were obviously of 1918-20 design were just two examples I've seen on videos here. I can't help thinking that just some corrections to obvious training and equipment deficiencies might have made the German command decide not to invade, as the costs could have outweighed the benefits. But as you say, there was little or no coordination with French/UK forces - a hard lesson that led to the NATO integrated command structure post-war. But anyway, this is all "what if'" and what actually happened did happen. Very sadly.

[@Bitterbal05]

In the ‘30s there was the Great Depression, you know?

[@mkorbijn47]

Leuke video, alleen je luchtvaart "rammelt" een beetje. Mis de Fokker D.XXI en de marine Fokker T.8W en de Fokker T.IX is alleen prototype en de Koolhoven FK.58 is nooit in Nederlandse dienst geweest. Verder is de Scheldemusch nooit in militaire luchtvaart opgenomen. Verder stop ik maar.

[@dutchbikerbloke]

Meeuw korbijn gaat deze video niet over zeldzaam oorlogstuig?

[@MehLewH]

Ik weet het niet

[@grootsyt]

Nobody gonna talk about how we had a fricking bycicle carbine? A gun for bycicles. Why are we so Dutch

[@mrrussianslav7827]

Tachanka on a bike😂😂

[@grootsyt]

@@mrrussianslav7827 😂

[@waltertaljaard1488]

The rifles and carabines were an adaptation of the Austro-Hungarian standard issue during WW1, which were the best infantry weapons of their day. Straight bolt action five cartridge block loaders, with automatic eject form the bottom when spent, with an effective range of 2500 meters. Not bad at all and lethal in the hands of a man who knew how to use it. And Dutch soldiers have always been good riflemen, sharphooters and snipers, so they inflicted a lot of German casualties with these weapons during May 1940.

[@mauricematla4953]

Effective range. Sure provided one can hit anything at 2,500 Meters with iron sites in a combat situation....

[@Stripedbottom]

The DAF Pantserwagen at least had the potential of being a very dangerous opponent for the Germans. Speedy and maneuverable, able to shoot and scoot quickly, and a semi-auto main gun that would penetrate the vast majority of German armour at combat range and any of them at short.

[@OurWorldOfHistory]

Ja man lekker goede video

[@blacktemplar9499]

i need that dutch ww2 uniform...

[@StijnMolleman]

Black Templar €1000 for original uniform

[@StijnMolleman]

And then you must find one that is for sale. They are not easy to get boy.😉

[@rafscheringa93]

Call of duty ww2 😏

[@mcj2219]

Raf,s studio noooooooooooooooooo that is what i wanted to say

[@furorfrisii7679]

Don't. The helmet had a 'lion' figure welded on the front. The Germans learned REAL quickly that a shot placed on that ornament, would mean the bullet passing through without trouble- a kill shot thus.

[@claudiatrumpsta1764]

On 0:37 I see some kind of Dutch stealth car or boat. Also the armored cars have some kind of stealth looking things. A futuristic looking army, defeated in 5 days. Well the politicians did there job good like in sebrenica. A army with no heavy weapons.

[@steyn1775]

stealth car? nah, that was an armoured car

[@ultrasmurf1245]

Stealth car?

[@gerhard6105]

The germans bombed Rotterdam to make us give up because it took them too long. They expected to run over us but that did not happen. During the surrender they only had conquered half or less of our small country. We destroyed many of their planes. Yes we had old equipment but knew how to use it because we ttrained with them for many years. My grandfather was at the Motordienst Auto Batt 2, stationed in the city of Haarlem. He was already a soldier in the mid 1920's because he was born in 1906. He was an ordonance on a Harley Davidson during those days. He had a Hembrug. I have his buttons, Hembrug ammo pouch and his Weerpas. I like the pantserwagens shown in this video.

[@warkopdono6233]

if im corect dutch army have their own military revolver that chambered in 9.2mm the gun was pretty common in indonesia as it was produced in surabaya and use to equip security guard and local cop. its designed was based on typical european revolver like rast gasser and bodeo revolver. the military officer never carry this revolver as they prefer to use more advanced firearms like luger in 7.65 parabellum, fn 1922 in 380 acp, colt 1903 pocket hammerless and various .32acp and 380 acp automatic pistol

[@ludditeneaderthal]

french mas modele 1873/1874 is probably the culprit you mention. netherlands was one of about a half dozen nations to issue it

[@tostie3110]

Warkop Dono Forgotten Weapons has a video on it. Also, before the 1900 the Netherlands did have it's own revolver company, and further back in history, there were many black powder guns produced here.

[@astridvallati4762]

You omitted the Schwarzelose 6,5 MG, and the later 7,9x57R version. And the Aircraft Brownings in .303 ( KNIL), and the Johnson M1941 SA Rifles in .30 cal ( 7,62x63 ) in KNIL (Java and Nthn.Australia). Doc AV.

[@ImadZeryouh]

Dutch army had never a chance in defeating germany but they did fight the war. Balls of steel to see a tiny country going against a major power where USA and all europe struggled with! HOooHaaa The first in the fight and the last getting out! Because germany is our neighbours :D.

[@mcj2219]

Akaboy4life if Rotterdam wasnt bombed , maybe it took 7 months. Netherlands and Germany fought at Rotterdam and Hitler needed to be fast at The Netherlands otherwise he didnt trap the French Belgium soldiers in Belgium and France ( Hitler attacked The Netherlands with 700.000 soldiers and The Dutch army had only 250.000 soldiers ( Dutch East Indies had 210.000 soldiers

[@itsnodawayitustabe5654]

Many give the Dutch a hard time for surrendering to the Germans so quickly, Dutch leadership only did so because the Luftwaffe held the civilian populace hostage and bombed the city of Rotterdam as an example.

[@oddballsok]

+Itsnodawayitustabe AND because the British didn't keep up their promise of SUPPORT..AND the support of the French was wholly inadequate....so no sense in sacrificing/butchering dutch civilians for the cause of "saving" the british (note: under Chamberlain policy).

[@markbulgarin1488]

+ODDBALL SOK ook misschien leuk om te weten is....is dat duitse para's in de omgeving van dordt en het voormalig vliegveld waalhaven te rotterdam bewondering hadden voor de nederlandse militairen. de fallschirmjägers waren dan wel beter bewapend en getraind maar zonder slag of stoot ging het niet. dit is met name te lezen in een boek geschreven door veteranen van het 1e fallschirmjäger div.

[@Emdee5632]

Maybe the Danish were the wisest...

[@Emdee5632]

+Mark Bulgarin Dat vind ik altijd raar. Waarom moeten Zuid-Hollanders het zo vaak hebben over "Dordt" in plaats van ''Dordrecht''?

[@markbulgarin1488]

Marc Dezaire dat is een hele goede opmerking....da weten we zelf ook niet......zo heeft iedere regio zn dingetjes😉

[@MrLarryC11]

Highly interesting! Thanx.

[@tekis0]

"Liked" very much!

[@j.d.trenning883]

Miss still some important planes as the Fokker D-XXI Fighter and the Dornier Do-24 sea-plane. The M36 and M38 armoured vehicles and the Schwarzlose heavy Machine Gun.

[@Hjalie]

Nice vid, but you forgot the Fokker T-VIII seaplane.

[@willievanhetkerkhof286]

the dutch forces were well prepared to give the queen a save escape to brittain.

[@danendraarkananta9442]

But the Krauts had better prepared long before assaulting Dutch

[@furorfrisii7679]

@@danendraarkananta9442 It took the Germans but 3 days to conquer us.

[@danendraarkananta9442]

@@furorfrisii7679 actually thats quite strategic and keep in mind brandenburg already in every cities in the Netherland blending with the local and ultranationalist traitor is rising

[@AphoeniciusGreco]

She was ordered to evacuate by the government. Queen Wilhelmina herself wanted to stay with her people...

[@peterdebrie]

Lets not forget that the Dutch were cutting corners, same they have been doing for the last 20 years and expecting the USA to pay for Nato

[@Mr_Fancypants]

2:29 natuurlijk moet de fiets van oma bij de fietsenmaker onderweg opgehaald worden.

[@TruthLivesMatter]

Even if the dutch did not have many bullets, they still managed to shoot down 129 german aircraft, which had not a large but als not a small effect on the battle of britain.

[@chickenman1801]

Is that just a water cooled mg on that armored car? or some sort of cannon?

[@deanevo800]

Despite the poor piss equipment, the dutch were relatively the most successful of all invaded euro countries on the continent against the germans.They held out longer per square meter than anyone else and were not even half cracked until civilian targets like Rotterdam and Utrecht would be bombed by Germany.

[@bradgillis3701]

those carbines are neat.. Never seen any before that I know of?

[@SanderSchilderink]

+brad gillis -> Forgotten Weapons - Dutch Carbines

[@bradgillis3701]

The bicycle carbine would be handy.

[@michaelmcclaryjr3752]

I would like to to see an air soft copy of that rifle I think that the rifle and the carbine would be cool to have

[@reinoutburgers4225]

Some of the newer type vehicles (DAF M39) were barely used and there were very limited numbers. About the planes. Koolhoven FK 58 was never used by the Dutch. The Fokker DXXIII was far from operational as was the bomber Fokker T-IX. De Schelde S-21 was build and far from ready when the war broke out. The plane that was the spine of Dutch Airforce, the Fokker DXXI, is not even mentioned in this video. Bit of bad research.

[@bonfire13473]

The Dutch had some good weapons, like the DAF M39, the fighterplanes, and a very good anti aircraft force, which shot down huge amounts of German planes. German paratrooper droppings and attacks were for a big part a disaster for the Germans. Also on the Afsluitdijk, at Kornwerderzand, the Germans did not get through. The better weapons were too little in numbers, and too late purchased.

[@ArmyVehicleClub]

At the reviews of the Dutch weapons you menton each time "HEMBURG" - As you repeat this it can't be a 'wrong key' - it should be "HEMBRUG"! The so called "WIjman" 'armoured' car is in fact a PWV Morris 135, modified by J. Wijnman. Not 12 but only 3 were made. These cars belonged to the 'Buffle Class' and received the names: Buffel, Bison and Wisent. They were useless in wartime. INstead of the type of 'armoured cars' the Dutch Army bought the Swedish "Gammele Lansverk", or short: "Lanswerk". Of this type of armoured car the Dutch bought 12 cars. We are really puzzled about your GMC armoured car as it was according to you in service of the Dutch army... You forgot to mention the Carden Loyd Carrier, made by Vickers UK, the first tracked armoured car for the Dutch army, furthermore the 'Bussing', PAW 36 and 38, and as PAW 39 it was in fact the DAF M39 AC

[@LeanderJobse]

I can give you some good info on the GMC's if you want. The carden loyd was not the first tracked vehicle of the Dutch, one Renault FT was. And then we still have the good old little Ehrhardt armored car.

[@Lumberjackk]

where is the fokker D21, the landsverk L180/M38 and the Fokker CV?

[@jonsouth1545]

Very intrigued by the De Schalde S.21 as it was slightly heavier and with a slightly smaller wing than the contemporary BF109.E3 but was significantly faster (24 MPH faster than the 109 and 10 Mph faster than the Spitfire Mk2) was very similarly armed and the service ceiling difference was negligible. With these figures it looks like the 109 would be more manoeuvrable but the S.21 would be faster not only in level flight but also in a dive which indicates that it may have better energy retention in a Boom and Zoom attack it would certainly have been an interesting match-up between the two and would have many parallels to that of the 109 with the spitfire albeit with the 109 being forced to use tactics more similar to the ones the spitfire took in such engagements. And with the S.21 using essentially the same engine ( a few minor modifications as the S.21 used the DB600G that was used on prototype 109s while the production 109 used the DB601) as the 109 both would have been able to do negative G manoeuvres. I honestly think in the hands of a skilled pilot the S.21 would have been an excellent fighter albeit the high wing loading would have negatively effected manoeuvrability but had have improved stability making it a very effective Boom and Zoom fighter its a pity it never got the chance such an interesting design deserved, and that's not even mentioning the far superior viability the pilot would have had in the S.21

[@oddballsok]

+Jon south Schelde.

[@reinoutburgers4225]

This plane never flew. So all the figures about performance are an estimate.

[@Blu_Tf2]

As an Indonesian my great grandfather have an netherland sniper gun and I have it and it's so rusty

[@reinier275]

you know dutch soldiers had to say pew pew when practicing with there guns instead of actually shooting cause there was not that much ammo

[@jmantime]

+Reinier de Kievit i heard about

[@aaronjussen9592]

my grandpa was in the Dutch army in the 50s they were forced to serve he told me

[@reinier275]

Aaron Jussen ofc they were...

[@Jonnesdeknost]

+jmantime AND ITS ACTUALLY STILL HAPPENING :DDDDD

[@kwaaikoppie7006]

+Reinier de Kievit pfew, glad I was in the navy then.... we had to say pinda pinda ( peanut peanut) lol

[@Tango4Romeo1]

In deze film mist toch de bekendste pantser van het Nederlandse leger, namelijk de m38 Landsver pantserwagen.

[@ivanloar7511]

Some of those armored cars looked like the new tesla truck!

[@mardiffv.8775]

HEMBRUG, not Hemburg. Hembrug was a small arms factory in Zaandam.

[@maniakmaniaka6479]

Meanwhile I'm still trying to find the cannon used by KNIL. Every website says that it was an 37mm naval cannon model 1870 scrapped from some ships, but problem is... such cannon doesn't exit. There's nothing at all about gun created in 1870 that would have 47mm caliber and used in naval battles...

[@jmantime]

Maniak Maniaka it was a nordenfelt m1887 37mm Mobil gun turret slapped on to those armored cars

[@maniakmaniaka6479]

@@jmantime Could I get a link to the website, where you've got that information from plese ?

[@Shadow_KnightDPM]

We had and still have a weak army because we are a pure trading country, so we don't focus that much on war

[@thepigeon3359]

Very cool

[@michellewilmsen7334]

Zoals je weet Nederland is een water land dus zegen we greper linie

[@ruben8471]

Ik mis de D21!!!!

[@jarikinnunen1718]

Why all these armored cars for? For driving around to avoid contact to enemy? In Finland was zero of them in war time, because it is perfect target to air force.

[@MehLewH]

Yeah we did had a hard time in the war

[@jerrelhurenkamp5251]

But now we have weapons from all over the world! :D

[@tostie3110]

Jerrel Hurenkamp Just like back then, then. A british lewis, a austrian carbine/rifle etc.

[@demolitiongaming9324]

whats the soundtrack called at the start

[@jmantime]

A Hero Theme - MK2

[@demolitiongaming9324]

+jmantime thanks

[@williamrijn8024]

nederland nederland nederland !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@MrCodix]

wagen vanaf @5:01 lijkt net op zo'n isis bomb truck

[@Zyme86]

Anyone else struck but the fact this looks like pretty much what teh belgian army used in WWI?

[@smartlp3010]

Bmxje tell that to a Belgian and a Dutch guy if you want to get your head split.

[@dennisdejong1708]

Belgium and luxenburg were "the states of the Netherlands. But they split apart.

[@rafscheringa93]

Smart LP 👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@NTSCuser]

Zyme86 Zyme86 That was exactly my first thought as well!

[@jpsholland]

The same as world war I weapons except for 17 Fokker G1 aircraft which were ahead of the time. 17 yes, wow........

[@matthewobrien3527]

Excellent. This type of thing is why I use You Tube. Wish I could find more on the Japanese invasion of Dutch and French colonies.

[@jinjit_channel]

The Dutch hated the Germans what they did in WW2 to their own country, but forgot what the Dutch did in the hundred years in the past in the territory that Dutch called 'eastern indie' even in the next years later after WW2. The Dutch admire Canadian what they did to their own country but not learn as a role model, but the colonial attitude was in them even before the Germans did. Deep condolences to the women, children, and civilians who have become victims for the colonialism itself from wherever the country even in Germany though

[@Freeman1953]

It is Hembrug not hemburg. Factory north of Amsterdam

[@horrorboys8762]

Mij great grandvader fight voor the netherlands and mij great grandmother was bij the Dutchbat resiace

[@grootsyt]

My great grandfather fought for the Netherlands, and my great grandmother was with the Dutch resistance. Hier, verbeterd voor je :)

[@horrorboys8762]

Dankje mijn auto correctie deed dat en ik kan niet goed Engels schrijven

[@grootsyt]

@@horrorboys8762 ja graag gedaan

[@TonyMontana-yj6rx]

Ze hadden wapens die voor die tijd al ouderwets waren

[@stevepringle2295]

You missed the Fokker D.XXI

[@yorkchris10]

Nice Cybertruck

[@rjansen6874]

When there was a fund raizing for the defence of our country directed at the rich people in The Netherlands They collected 1000000 (1 million) Gulden. Even then it was not even close to the amount that they needed... They found out that the buisnesmen in our country rather did buisness with the germans if they invaded our country!! Some things never change... Sorry for my english.

[@asarono]

I am sorry for that. But in other hand, East Indie is fought hard against the Japanese Imperial Army

[@Luke-li5gj]

Of course the Dutch would have bicycle mounted infantry.

[@grootsyt]

Yup xd

[@douglasdunker5756]

WHAT HAPPEN IN DEWAAL TEXAL NETHERLANDS DURING WW 2 ?

[@narvul]

It's not "Hemburg" but "Hembrug."

[@dennis1802]

The Fokker D 21 is not that aircraft, its not even a bi plane sir

[@Lacoste66]

We are Lions we are dutch lions the best fighters of the world

[@j.alexander7554]

Atleast fokker gave us some good planes, but that was about it

[@LekkerRekkenYT]

Shame you didn’t include any navy at all

[@MaxSluiman]

Where are the famous Dutch AA guns that shot down 140 German planes?

[@vonmazur1]

jmantime: I have a genuine Cavalry Carbine here, along with the correct Cavalry Bayonet. This is not easy to find anymore. I can send you the pix if you wish.

[@tostie3110]

vonmazur1 Those are valuable. a model 1 or 2?

[@vonmazur1]

New Model No. 1 with the bayonet...Not common in the US as well...

[@tostie3110]

vonmazur1 wow, that's a cool find

[@vonmazur1]

It was at a local gun show, no one wanted it, a month later, I found the bayonet at another show here in Alabama, same deal, no one knew or cared what it was....This is why I like Nederlanse weapons !!

[@genekelly8467]

Looks like the Dutch din not manufacture aircraft engines-they had to buy from GB, Spain, USA. Why no domestic engine production?

[@jmantime]

The Dutch did design aircraft and aircraft engines

[@gewoonjeroen73]

yes my country fuck yeahhhhh

[@THOOTJE___.]

Dutch weapons were realy old in that time

[@supribodong154]

I think KNIL was stronger than KL at that time 😊

[@jobfranschman8436]

Supri Bodong idd eigenlijk best raar vind je niet

[@asarono]

KNIL is no more than defence militia by that time.

[@AphoeniciusGreco]

The Dutch Indies were also a little bit larger than The Netherlands, and the military display was also meant as propaganda in those days.

[@Stripedbottom]

They had no HMG, no artillery, no mortars...?

[@AphoeniciusGreco]

They sure did. Even mountain artillery... Heavy MG was the Austrian Schwarzlose.