WWII Video

Video I made about the Battle of Britain for an English class.

Includes songs "We'll Meet Again by Vera Lynn" and "Goodbye Blue Sky" by Pink Floyd. Don't sue me, I'm a poor college student.

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Education

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• wwii
• world
• war
• ii
• pink
• floyd
• goodbye
• blue
• sky
• vera
• lynn
• we'll
• meet
• again
• battle
• britain
• air
• raid
• shelter
• raf
• royal
• force

[positivelyyxtina]

wow, i really love this video. you're such a good video editor! the pink floyd part was AWESOME. (well i loved the first part, too, but you know how i love pink floyd tooo!)

[sistermorphine17]

Thanks a lot, yeah that's my favourite part too. I think I probably tried hardest on that part, heh :D

[Shamu066]

Here Here !!

[sistermorphine17]

Thanks :)

[Blue10AEMia]

That's audio of a carter, not a tbolt

[Audinos]

Thanks for the Vera Lynn song. She's still alive today!

[djoska87]

@Francis1930

You need to chill out, my man.

Personal issues aside, I was merely stating information for the siren enthusiasts who DO wish to know this information.

The comment was not a personal "dig", it was purely in reply to the original comment.

[djoska87]

@Francis1930

Actually, it is a 4hp "Motor Syren" built by Gents Of Leicester.

Carters of Burnley built industrial sirens post-WW2, but the term "Carter" is applied to any UK dual-tone horizontal siren.

I was told this by a contact of mine who has restored one of the models as shown in the video- see the build-plate!

[englishcollegechav]

haha dont sue me im a poor college student ;) haha uz are funnez

[volbonero]

a sad time but I wish be there

[Francis1930]

Having "been there" during the blitz in London 1940 - 1942 I can tell you for a fact that the siren is a Carter Gents siren.

[Taojac]

blue10AEMia is right this is a fluted carter gents of leicester siren at the end not a tbolt they look completely different

[sizzlin321]

Nice audio of the tbolt