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And for the the one in that video, I *think* was basically entirely seach and rescure sort of stuff and only got deployed in I think 44.
Interesting
Properly combat oriented models didn't come until later.
Of course
I kept thinking that the first helicopters used in combat or for MEDEVAC were in Korea
Yeah, the difference is actual usage vs. wide scale usage as a combat doctrine.
They were still basically expensive toys and occasionally useful tools in 44/45.
thats a cool looking helicopter
Imperator Roma is being released on the 300th anniversary of Robinson Crusoe
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ah, but i mentioned RC
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there posted in vidya too
happy
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lol
good imglad
History thot <:GWcmeisterPeepoLove:403295311189245952>
Man...Japan Kicked the shit out of us the first 6 months of ww2 in the Pacific
Then Midway happened, and we were like
Hey Japan???? Member the USS Arizona? Member USS Oklahama? Member the uss Langley? Member the uss Lexington? Member the USS Houston? Member HMS Prince of Wales? Member the HMS Repulse? Member the HMS Exeter? Member HMAS Perth? Member the Dutch cruiser De Ruyter???? Ya??? Well paybacks a bitch 😈
We dutch beat venezuela once in a war
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dutch–Venezuelan_crisis_of_1908 we dutch overthrew a castro
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You also helped the Danes kick the Swedes back to their silly country
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Karl gustav got cucked. Is denmark germanic or scandinavian?
Scandi right?
yes
Gustav was great leader btw for the swedish
yes he was pretty great
so beating him was probably not easy
One of the finest swedish or european leaders in history
A military genius at that as well
very much so
Napoleon gets way too overrated. Dont get me wrong
But karl gustav is higher on my list then napoleon
Napoleon also looked at Gustav as an inspiration, iirc
wasn't a smart move of Gustav to defy international treaty and attempt to mess with Dutch trade at that point though, as he had no fleet to support such a move