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was actually never said by Churchill
apparently
@Ondsinet good find, how did you find out about it?
gimme 1 min
found this
"In Italy there are two types of fascists: fascists and anti-fascists."
@Ondsinet did those retards forget about the years of lead already?
a well hung mosaic
https://twitter.com/ahencyclopedia/status/1113584464104308736
When people 2000 years ago are less race obsessed than you
I love old shipwrecks. Have you seen the wrecks or the sms cormoran and the tokai maru ?
Look at all 4 screenshots😂
Texas stronk
squidward isn't exactly the epitome of stiff upper lip
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Yeah, cause thats the opinion they're trying to get across
what's your point=
now he'll never know <:mad_lad:464461880786944000> <:mad_lad:464461880786944000> <:mad_lad:464461880786944000>
It actually looks quite nice for an early version of the helicopter
But the German helicopters looked cooler (Fa223)
I'd say it looks like a helicopter designed by someone that's only designed normal airplanes before.
Advanced materials hadn't been developed yet, so I guess they were still working with technology and building practices of the era.
But anyways, *how the fuck did I not know there were helicopters in WW2??*
They were barely a thing. The German ones were, if I remember right, used in one or two special ops type situations, and I think the Japanese had some prototypes that were never deployed.
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.