What was it about the black crosses on the wings that made German aircraft the best?
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Right? In the living room with the guys.
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Just Schmidt
Senior Airman
They do.
They are already playing it at speeds which far exeed the allies Dark Side of the Moon pr. minute.
Soon they will have the new Krupp 7800 rpm turntable available. The prototype has been successfully tested this very aftermoon, and it's just about to enter mass prodution.
Any day now.
Just Schmidt
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You got a bacon for Schnellerwerdenfeinstaub
Just Schmidt
Senior Airman
As was pointed out a long time ago by people far more erudite than myself, darkness is faster than light. The proof being, that where ever light gets to, darkness is already there.
special ed
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Suggestion - When you test fly.. drive your Jetta with black crosses, keep the sound system off so you can still use it when you return.
It must also be remembered that light is far stronger than dark. Wherever light goes, dark runs away.
There is also the technological narrowing of the gap which was first displayed in the use of the Mosquito night
fighter with a thing even darker than the dark side of the moon element. We know it as Black Pudding. When
smeared onto the Mossie it lifted it to become a fearsome hunter. Limitation was it didn't smear too well
on aluminium etc so it wasn't good for bombers. The solution was for all RAF aircrews to eat Black Pudding
before any mission.
That worked even better as a lack of ammunition at any time could be negated simply by farting in the direction
of the enemy (good luck flying through that).
SaparotRob
Unter Gemeine Geschwader Murmeltier XIII
Full disclosure: I am in the living room.
Admiral Beez
Captain
I know we're just having fun. As an ironic dig to Messerschmitt and Bayerische Flugzeugwerke with their use of slave labour to produce their aircraft, my top vote goes to the Star of David markings on the Bf 109 license-made Avia S-199s for best performance enhancement. Has Israel ever lost an air war?
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JKiTy3md2Dw
SaparotRob
Unter Gemeine Geschwader Murmeltier XIII
It can't. If it did, there would be no Israel to discuss.
Bummer they couldn't get the right engines/props for those things.
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SaparotRob
Unter Gemeine Geschwader Murmeltier XIII
They shot down Spits, didn't they?
Admiral Beez
Captain
Agreed. I refer to this knowledge that any invader is coming not for land, but for genocide in this earlier post about my 2006 visit to Israel. Their government forgot this in throughout 2023, when they ignored the young women of the Combat Intelligence Collection Corps..
Israel’s intelligence failure and the women who were ignored
In the weeks before the Oct. 7 Hamas attacks in Israel, young female soldiers warned their superiors that an invasion was imminent but say they were ignored. CBC’s Terence McKenna breaks down the intelligence failure and examines how the attackers were able to penetrate one of the most secure...
But back on topic, I've always liked this photo of a Luftwaffe Jug. Once the prop is installed it's bound to be faster than the USAF variety.
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wuzak
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Agreed. I refer to this knowledge that any invader is coming not for land, but for genocide in this earlier post about my 2006 visit to Israel. Their government forgot this in throughout 2023, when they ignored the young women of the Combat Intelligence Collection Corps..
Israel’s intelligence failure and the women who were ignored
In the weeks before the Oct. 7 Hamas attacks in Israel, young female soldiers warned their superiors that an invasion was imminent but say they were ignored. CBC’s Terence McKenna breaks down the intelligence failure and examines how the attackers were able to penetrate one of the most secure...www.cbc.ca
But back on topic, I've always liked this photo of a Luftwaffe Jug. Once the prop is installed it's bound to be faster than the USAF variety.
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Does it actually need the prop now that it has black crosses?
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Then you've got these patrolling the moon base peremeter.
Greg Boeser
1st Sergeant
I always preferred the late war ambush pattern.
Admiral Beez
Captain
The Luftwaffe's anti ship Tornadoes do look sharp with their crosses.
And a line of Luftwaffe Widowmakers.
And a line of Luftwaffe Widowmakers.
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