History Channel Dogfights Season 1: Flying Tigers

Flying Tigers squadron; Leading Tiger aces Tex Hill and John R. Alison's P-40 Tomahawk vs. Imperial Japanese Army Air Service Ki-27 "Nates", Ki-21 "Sallys", and Ki-43 "Oscars".

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[Pellegrino80]

@DickLodge68 Imagine Russia and China enforcing heavy embargo on the US, who would attack the Russia and China first? The US would view this as a threat! Look at what the US did when Saddam wanted to change his currency to Euros which would of made Saddam 3 times richer, and cost the US 4 times to buy his oil! Same with Gaddafi he wanted and was asking African unions to make their currency Gold not paper. Sure enough Gaddafi got taken out! Iran also wants to switch over to Euros...

[Corvettes66]

@DickLodge68 Look up "Operation Paperclip" & "The Norwegian heavy water sabotage" it's in the Wikipedia and in libraries.

"Operation Paperclip was the Office of Strategic Services (OSS) program used to recruit the scientists of Nazi Germany for employment by the United States in the aftermath of World War II (1939–45)."

Wernher von Braun former member of the Nazi party / Helped the US land a man on the moon.

[sissonsk]

The full story of the AVG is truly amazing. This show barely touches upon the amazing exploits of these men.

[aklangful]

@DickLodge68 Wernherr von Braun was "coerced" ? He was not "simply" a member of the NSDAP. He was a member of the SS ! But he was clever enough not to wear his uniform. By the way... ever heared of "Mittelbau-Dora"?

[TheFPSRevenge]

water is low, i've lost my squad, im on my last meal, and i still havent found @DickLodge68 's comment

[Corvettes66]

@DickLodge68 Search on google "Project Paperclip: Dark side of the Moon" BBC News

[Corvettes66]

@DickLodge68 Search "German nuclear energy project" & also watch "Nazis secret weapons" on YouTube, you'll learn a lot from these documentary form National Geographic and the Discovery Channel.

[Corvettes66]

@DickLodge68 In early 1942 the US and allied forces ceased Norway's facilities that were controlled by Germans troops and scientists who were using it to create atomic bombs. You'll see on the documentary the US troops bringing those Uranium containers on board a ship and brought it to the US for the Manhattan project team to examine how to create Atomic bomb, then the US finally were able to denote an atomic bomb on July 16, 1945 in the Jornada del Muerto desert.

[Corvettes66]

@DickLodge68 You really don't know shit about WW2. The US stole a lot of German technologies. There was a 6 parts chapters documentary called "World War Two: The Apocalypse" from National Geographic showing the things that the US took from the Nazis. You ever heard of the Horten ho 29? The US took that plane and brought it to the US and many copies from that same plane, and 30 years later we have the B-2 Stealth Bombers.