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Uploaded by on Nov 26, 2008

Battle over Pacific

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  • This is A6M2.

  • I fly like that with my rc airplane sometimes :P

  • @FutureMarine246

    Ok and what do you think is more dangerous?

    A small crumble zone? or if the passenger cabin totaly colapses?

  • @Ismalith also not true again I ask have you actually seen the crash tests? I have

  • @FutureMarine246

    Drive them against a tree or a wall and your changes to stay alive are better in a smart.

  • @Ismalith lol have you even seen the crash test for the Smart? I have. The g-forces inside the car when it bounces off a larger car are extremely bad for the occupants. Its a fact the the larger Suvs and trucks are safer

  • @sixty8panther

    WTF?

    American Cars and the SUVs in the extreme, are unsafer than a Smart.

    I don´t know where u read that big = save, but it is nonsense.

  • @sixty8panther Sounds like you are hell of a bad driver. Still, you aren't safer than Hummer, Subaru, Saab or city buses for sure.

  • Just like modern Japanese cars: lighter & more nimble might be an advantage on a race track but I'd rather have a heavier more durable car.

    Sure your Honda / Toyota gets better fuel economy than my BMW or wife's Mercedes or the typical American car that otherwise fits the same size category, but you'll never be as safe in a Honda/Acura or Toyota/Lexus as you will in a more substantial American or German car.

  • @PSG1JOHN1 What you say is true. I think one of the reasons that the Japanese never caught up to our tactics was that they lost such a large percentage of their best pilots when 3 of their carriers were sunk in the battle of Midway. Very few of the replacements seemed to live long enough to take tactics to the next level. A large part of that was due to the intrinsic weakness of the Zero to take hits and survive with light pilot protection and tanks that didn't have an internal bladder.

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