Just a few questions. Fuel? Jet fuel wasn't even made yet in America. Next would be replacing ammo. You only had 1 aircraft. So that's like what 3 or 4 passes the aircraft becomes useless.
We wouldn’t have needed the bomb if we had the A10 back then. After the first attack the entire Axis would probably surrender and probably some of the Allies too. There may not have been a Cold War because the Soviets would likely not want anything to do with the U.S.
If we had access to advance weapons of the future in WWII, our adversaries would also have access to advance weapons. Ever more effective and lethal weapon systems are continually being developed. We should simply be content in having participated and successfully winning WWII. Also, we should work to remain the dominant military power which will deter any potential adversaries from seriously considering military action against our great country.
Fun Fact:Due to the Heavy Load the A-10 is one Slow bird even a P-51 Mustang could outran it so the A-10 would be very much be Vulnerable to German Air Defenses
@@jlcordry6440flak 88 used proximity fuse rounds which don’t need to hit the target. This means that the A-10 could probably survive an AA/AAA gun barrage
Nah I think it’s just to scare the fuck out of the Germans. Imagine a line of flairs going through the sky and then you hear burrrrrrrtttt and the bunker next over is gone
@@keshavbeatz9646 they didnt have enough fuell for their vehicles back then , ofc they would have it for the A-10 but it would starve way more planes than its worth ,
The flak guns wouldn't stand a chance. Most AA weapons that were effective against piston engine aircraft would be almost if not entirely useless against jet aircraft due to their speed.
I was a loader and instructor on the A10 for 4 yrs and not once did we ever load or even keep the hellfire missile in our list of munitions to be loaded.
@@andrewdanvers308 Yeah, from how people speak of the A10, it doesn't seem like much can take that jet down! I guess if you have to fly into war, you need a plane that can bring you back in one piece, and i think that is what the A10 seems to do.
One fully-equipped A10 would have a moderate yet limited impact on the invasion as a whole. However, the gun's ammo supply is spent exceedingly rapid and once all the bombs and missiles are released...the plane becomes essentially ineffective in combat. Unless there was an efficient method for replenishment, logistics, or repairs (assuming some minor damage), its effectiveness will be significantly diminished.
@@johnrambo5795Comparing to Omaha? How? Each were somewhat different beaches, Omaha had cliffs, the rest had rather flat terrain. You can't compare what was never the same. (Also each beach except 1 was difficult to capture and secure, with at least 100+ dying in one landing zone to thousands getting slaughtered)
@@johnrambo5795 the canadians lost more troops on their beach than the US in regards to percentage involved. Omaha is only big due to yankee propaganda, all beaches except utah was hard
If ur talking about the entire Operation it was 225,000+ casualties which is a big price but the American Beachhead that wasn’t Omaha (cliff) only lost 197 troops
They also took out the entire costal defense the Germans had 4 years to prepare on the first attempt (the allies kept enough troops in reserve for 2 more)
Incorrect P-47 thunderbolt. Stuka was obsolete at start of ww2, Poland France and Spain it looked great because there was no opposing Air Force, 2nd the A-10 is not dive bomber, learn your history and maybe brush up on tactics
@@Onthefritz69wut, i mean yes the it would be almost impossible to maintain in ww2 but the gun its not that inaccurate when you count it fire at a rate of 4500rpm and it would be having his own engines not ww2 era jet engines
The A-10 pilot would strain to see anything with their binoculars before strafing friendly forces, running out of ammunition and Winchester'ing out of there.
I saw 2 a-10s fly into a valley at sunset. A big red ball just above the mountains at Fort Leonardwood, Missouri I’m sitting at the east end of the valley. The valley is about 2 miles long. 2a-10s came floating into the valley at the west end of the valley. As they flew in front of the big orange setting sun, one pointed it’s nose upward and after climbing several hundred feet up it nosed over on its back like a whale jumping out of the water just to fall on its back into the water. As the A-10 started picking up speed towards the ground it let off a quick burst of ammo you could see the smoke from the rounds firing and the shells falling from underneath of the plane. As the shells fell the sunshine made the brass sparkle like glitter as it fell to the ground. Then the ground erupted with dirt and dust flew up into the air. Just a few seconds later you heard the sound of the 30mm cannon. It sounds like a buzzing or humming noise as the rotation of the barrels start spinning. Then a rough growl as the cannons start firing. That’s a sight and sound I’ll never forget.
If we assume that the plane is only at Omaha (us beach) it would probably just go til the gun was empty and cross the channel back to England. Finding jet fuel and 30 mm rounds in 1944 would be more interesting.
@@mikea4301 Ironically the Germans would be the ones to have both, An A10 could probably run on the jet fuel mix for an Me262, and the 30x173mm is the same round the Flakpanzer Kugelblitz used.
Yes, an A-10 at Normandy on D-Day would have been a complete game changer. But that could be said for pretty much any weapon from a more technologically sophisticated and developed time being used in past wars and conflicts. Like, Brady Fighting Vehicle would have been a game changer for Custer's troops in the Battle Of Little Bighorn.
People dont understand how much AA there was at the battle of normandy, going for cannon strafes in a ww2 setting especially on normandy that warthog is getting clapped. The germans would see that its causing the most damage and immediately focus their AA on that plane. And i promise you. Not even the titanium inlayed cabin of that plane can handle 50+ 25mm or more cannons firing at it all at the same time. It’d be a deathwish
Also, that A-10 would have hit the beach significantly earlier than the landing craft, which would have made it further into the beach taking left fire while the Germans were still trying to recover from the initial barrages of a SINGLE A-10. If you had two or three more, 90% of that battle would be won before a boot ever hit the ground.
Frankly, simply SEEING the A10, much less hearing or watching your positions be methodically eliminated would induce severe psychological trauma. Imagine the Stukka siren effect but times 5
You forgot that the 30mm is like full cans of Red Bull so essentially the hog is firing not only freedom but high powered energy cans that make any american feel like taking on the retail work when coffee is not around lol
And the A-10 is flying slow enough for every German anti-aircraft gun in reach to open up and blast away at it. No plane can take that much concentrated damage, not even the A-10.
Bro the at-10 has so much armor on it even not explosive modern anti-air munitions struggle to do anything. I dont think their bringing one down in the 40s.
@@Cobenop The germans 100% drag their nuts over an A-10 in the 40s, they were more than capable of sticking a pig midair for comparably fast aircraft at higher altitudes. We don't fly A-10s modern day through anti-air because they're still paper thin to flak.
The concern isn't even the fuel, but the weapons and the airstrips at the time not being big enough. The A-10 would need a very large airstrip to land since whatever patch of land the A-10 lands in, won't be paved
Imagine what 5 Sea Harriers could have done in the Battle of Normandy . They would have leveled that Beach hovering from the Sea or making passes over the area with multiple Weapons .
How Much Does an A-10 "Warthog" Cost? The A-10 was built to be inexpensive and take a lot of damage. Because of this, the Air Force knew parts had to be easily obtainable. The result of that kind of engineering made for a plane that cost $1.4 million per unit in 1970 (just under $10.1 million today).10 Αυγ 2022 🗿👽
People think the a-10 works a Great plain and as a ground attack vehicle it's great but the problem with it is in world war II it had something that could shoot it down the me 262 Germany's production fighter, armed with the base model was twin 30 mm cannon, and it could travel 300 km an hour faster than the a-10 can, the me 262 had been in service to the Reich for a few months before dday
@@michaelmartin5869 since we're playing imaginary games I would imagine since the Germans designed the initial guidance systems and likely the guidance systems for the initial series of aim9s, they would have wunderwaffen that counters the rocket so it wouldn't be able to shoot down their aircraft or even lock on, and the a-10 would still lose in a dogfight
Well, for one. Germany wasn't the only one making and researching jet engines. On top of that, the A10 uses turbine engines. You really have no idea what your talking a out
@donte10111 Think more in detail and not so directly. Without Dornier, there would be no Fairchild Republic. Without the Germans, we wouldn't have nukes (until way later) and many other aircraft that we use to this day. There wouldn't be a need for the A10 because we wouldn't be invading anyone in our state. There wouldn't be a "Cold War" either, so NO USE for the A10. We would be weak and probably invaded or in poverty.
"Soooooo what does it do again?" "Okay so big gun go brrrt, but we use the plane to carry gun and you just operate the stick so you know where to aim" "Sounds simple enough"
Imagine you're firing your MG-42 and MG-34 into the allied troops, and all of a sudden you hear a "BRRRRRT!" followed by a massive jet coming out of the fog. [Level-Five PTSD, Achieved!]
A-10 flying together with a squadron of P-47's: P-47 Pilot: See those Panzer column that's the one that were attacking. A-10: Damn this War is Target rich environment. 😅
"Sarge! There is some Plane flying at us but, it doesnt have a propeller and its fast!" "Holy shit..." *the A-10 makes the battle shorter and leaves* "its like a guardian angel sent by god"
The thing is, that the A-10 while it would obliterate anything it targets. What it doesnt target would be a big issue. Anti air during this part of the war had advanced enough to be effective against planes going 400km/h to 700km/h. The A-10's top speed is around 650-700km/h. So for it to live it would have to stay way up high and hidden in the bad weather, taking care not to get too close.
Omaha Beach was the hardest place because of the loss of DD M-4 Sherman tanks. The defenders, for whatever reason, chose to lift their fires from the beaches, and target warships. This slight respite allowed the infantry to consolidate, and more inwards. At one point, Allied commanders were ready to retreat from the beaches. Additional reinforcements had already stopped because of the congestion and carnage on the beaches.
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Would a flack .88 cause heavy damage?
Just a few questions.
Fuel? Jet fuel wasn't even made yet in America.
Next would be replacing ammo.
You only had 1 aircraft.
So that's like what 3 or 4 passes the aircraft becomes useless.
Now give germany a mig 29 during d-day
Having creative mode would have significantly helped the allied forces in dropping the atomic bomb
I would spawn in 10
We wouldn’t have needed the bomb if we had the A10 back then. After the first attack the entire Axis would probably surrender and probably some of the Allies too. There may not have been a Cold War because the Soviets would likely not want anything to do with the U.S.
@@zathary564 /summon freedom:atomic_bomb
If we had weaponry like the A-10 back then there would've been no need to drop atomic bombs.
If we had access to advance weapons of the future in WWII, our adversaries would also have access to advance weapons.
Ever more effective and lethal weapon systems are continually being developed.
We should simply be content in having participated and successfully winning WWII.
Also, we should work to remain the dominant military power which will deter any potential adversaries from seriously considering military action against our great country.
Fun Fact:Due to the Heavy Load the A-10 is one Slow bird even a P-51 Mustang could outran it so the A-10 would be very much be Vulnerable to German Air Defenses
It cant outrun an Aim 9 sidewinder though
The AA/AAA guns can’t penetrate its armor.
@@90.the.music.guy.06the flak 88 : 🤨
@@jlcordry6440flak 88 used proximity fuse rounds which don’t need to hit the target. This means that the A-10 could probably survive an AA/AAA gun barrage
That’s why escorts exist to protect the main game
bros dropping flares in the 1940s lmao
flares existed back then. how do you think ground troops called in ground strike fighters like the typhoon
@@jiyuhong5853You bozo he meant plane flares that disrupt missiles lock on systems
hint: the first heat seeking missiles (think aim9) were created in the 50s
Maybe the pilot just got that Muscle memory activated.. Thingking a stinger will catch him 😂
Nah I think it’s just to scare the fuck out of the Germans. Imagine a line of flairs going through the sky and then you hear burrrrrrrtttt and the bunker next over is gone
The A-10 would have faced challenges in WWII due to its slow speed and vulnerability.
@@chicken 👍🏻
Cap, it would be faster than most other planes in 1944. The Nazis can’t compete.
@@EagleEdits100 their Me-262 would outspeed it but would be more vulnerable to missiles
The me262 was faster than the A10
"dispense pure american freedom" 🤣
Came to the comments right after I heard that 😭
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Takes me out every time🤣🤣🤣
Lmaooo theres no other way to describe this flying gun
'Merica Fuck Yeah!
Imagine if they shot it down, researched it, and reverse engineered it.
they wouldn't have the resources to make one
they literally had
you don't know Nazis
@@keshavbeatz9646 they wouldnt have fuel for it atleast ,
@@gmg6863 we can consider that
But still waht if they had ?
@@keshavbeatz9646 they didnt have enough fuell for their vehicles back then , ofc they would have it for the A-10 but it would starve way more planes than its worth ,
The 8.8cm flak gun seeing the 350 pound brick in the sky 🗿🗿
that one biscuit tin armed with 2cm Flak 38 cannons as soon as there is anything not german in the sky
Its much heaver than that
The GBU-12 😮💨
@@MOST_RANDOM_OF_THEM_ALLjoke dude
The flak guns wouldn't stand a chance. Most AA weapons that were effective against piston engine aircraft would be almost if not entirely useless against jet aircraft due to their speed.
I was a loader and instructor on the A10 for 4 yrs and not once did we ever load or even keep the hellfire missile in our list of munitions to be loaded.
Yeah really. That's Apache ammo. Lol.
Is the A-10 worth keeping in service in this day and time?
@@Slim1423yup best loitering flying cannon and bomb dispenser.
@@andrewdanvers308 Yeah, from how people speak of the A10, it doesn't seem like much can take that jet down! I guess if you have to fly into war, you need a plane that can bring you back in one piece, and i think that is what the A10 seems to do.
@@Slim1423 it's not in a hurry and can really dish out the pain!
the gunrun would be so satisfying
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that sounds like old man farting. i hate that pfffffffffffrt anoying shit
Right the junker's got nothing on the sound of the gau
I know right? Just strafe the beach and landing ships a few times.
@@mar3869wait what?
One fully-equipped A10 would have a moderate yet limited impact on the invasion as a whole. However, the gun's ammo supply is spent exceedingly rapid and once all the bombs and missiles are released...the plane becomes essentially ineffective in combat. Unless there was an efficient method for replenishment, logistics, or repairs (assuming some minor damage), its effectiveness will be significantly diminished.
Thanks Captain Obvious.
English coast to Normandy 92 miles. The A10 can be quickly "TURNED" to return to Combat
Spuds has you on this one
you say it so casually the amount of life lost on the German side would be enormous
Yes this will use 300X times normal amount of fuel, at least he can carry dumb bombs and it's still effective with that amount of lift force.
BV-238 with buffed engine power, or against the AA airfield, it would be hilarious to see it break the sound barrier
You gotta remember the soldiers wouldn't have a clue how to use it unless a pilot traveled back in time with it
How long would it have taken "Crazy Canuck" James Doohan to figure out how to fly a weapon system impersonating a jet plane?
I mean, it’s kinda the same other than the missiles.
@@EagleEdits100 modern jets have a shit ton more switches and buttons for stuff that didn't exist in 1944
@@Iceteaconsumer900 Sure, but other than all that, it’s basically the same. Just better.
Give it to losing side to see if it can change the tide:❌️
Give it to winning side that already won:✅️
"due to its advanced targeting system"
Oh we ain't even using the A-10A huh xD
“Even easier than before” the D-Day was catastrophically brutal.
Only at Omaha Beach. Sword, Juno and Gold were comparable easy
@@johnrambo5795Comparing to Omaha? How? Each were somewhat different beaches, Omaha had cliffs, the rest had rather flat terrain. You can't compare what was never the same. (Also each beach except 1 was difficult to capture and secure, with at least 100+ dying in one landing zone to thousands getting slaughtered)
Yeah thats exactly why he said easier than before..?
@@johnrambo5795 the canadians lost more troops on their beach than the US in regards to percentage involved. Omaha is only big due to yankee propaganda, all beaches except utah was hard
In percentage, so still less?
Fun Fact: The “German Defenses” were fortified bunkers. They had no heavy Armour at Normandy
HANZ GET THE F***** PANZER
I Don't think that's gonna help
@@codeyisafk9487 hit your shots kid
Guess you shoud've sid "HANZ, GET THE F***ING FLAKPANZER
@netomeneses5477 we were to late hanz it made it past😮💨
@@Memzman oh me no, I’m not a pilot
Just because there is an electric bolt on your grandpas helmet doesn’t mean that he’s an electrician
"Easier than before" you lost 2600 soldiers in that battle
If ur talking about the entire Operation it was 225,000+ casualties which is a big price but the American Beachhead that wasn’t Omaha (cliff) only lost 197 troops
@@widbud2595 At the omaha clif they lost 2600 soldiers
@@widbud2595how did they loses 225k plus against a skeleton force???
They also took out the entire costal defense the Germans had 4 years to prepare on the first attempt (the allies kept enough troops in reserve for 2 more)
@@BelugaChonkyI guess entire operation means airborne aswell? Plus all the beaches
The A-10 is a grandson of the German World War 2 Stuka dive bomber also. When passing one it will want to say hello grandpa. 😅
Incorrect P-47 thunderbolt. Stuka was obsolete at start of ww2, Poland France and Spain it looked great because there was no opposing Air Force, 2nd the A-10 is not dive bomber, learn your history and maybe brush up on tactics
the A 10 doesnt have helfires, it has AGM 65 mavericks
You’re right
Either way it's still solos Hitlers army
Fr
@@Onthefritz69wut, i mean yes the it would be almost impossible to maintain in ww2 but the gun its not that inaccurate when you count it fire at a rate of 4500rpm and it would be having his own engines not ww2 era jet engines
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The A-10 pilot would strain to see anything with their binoculars before strafing friendly forces, running out of ammunition and Winchester'ing out of there.
Bro dropping flares against flaks 💀
I'd say the Warthog would have a little trouble with the numerous AA flak towers
Ahh yes a10 having hellfires 💀💀
Was looking for this comment lol
@@notafrog2040 same
Same
Same
Lol...I didn't catch it at first, but that's hilarious!
Germans: Allies are landing, this is a turkey shoot, why do I hear boss music.
Su 25 in The Battle of Prokhorov 💀💀💀
Stale unimaginative 2.5
It would probably be years due a service and on takeoff lol
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I saw 2 a-10s fly into a valley at sunset.
A big red ball just above the mountains at Fort Leonardwood, Missouri
I’m sitting at the east end of the valley. The valley is about 2 miles long.
2a-10s came floating into the valley at the west end of the valley.
As they flew in front of the big orange setting sun,
one pointed it’s nose upward and after climbing several hundred feet up it nosed over on its back like a whale jumping out of the water just to fall on its back into the water.
As the A-10 started picking up speed towards the ground it let off a quick burst of ammo you could see the smoke from the rounds firing and the shells falling from underneath of the plane. As the shells fell the sunshine made the brass sparkle like glitter as it fell to the ground. Then the ground erupted with dirt and dust flew up into the air. Just a few seconds later you heard the sound of the 30mm cannon.
It sounds like a buzzing or humming noise as the rotation of the barrels start spinning. Then a rough growl as the cannons start firing.
That’s a sight and sound I’ll never forget.
Let’s just hope you have a airstrip to land on and re-arm the GAU-8 and ordnance, otherwise it would be a short trip
If we assume that the plane is only at Omaha (us beach) it would probably just go til the gun was empty and cross the channel back to England. Finding jet fuel and 30 mm rounds in 1944 would be more interesting.
@@mikea4301 Ironically the Germans would be the ones to have both, An A10 could probably run on the jet fuel mix for an Me262, and the 30x173mm is the same round the Flakpanzer Kugelblitz used.
Lmao it would just be a buffed up Me 262@@davehood2667
Aircraft carriers
The infantry can capture air strips as well
Yes, an A-10 at Normandy on D-Day would have been a complete game changer. But that could be said for pretty much any weapon from a more technologically sophisticated and developed time being used in past wars and conflicts. Like, Brady Fighting Vehicle would have been a game changer for Custer's troops in the Battle Of Little Bighorn.
Bro was fr using flares on the most primative AA, instinct 😂
The fact that the A-10 was made only 32 years after the war is crazy.
History channel at 3 am
The A-10 has always been my ultimate favorite plane..
Advanced targeting systems and all that until it’s low fuel and ammo with 6 Bf-109’s behinds it
there was already allied air superiority
LOL there wasn't six BF 109 on D-Day beaches to begin with
Timeline 1943:
Time traveler:*moves Chair*
Timeline:
People dont understand how much AA there was at the battle of normandy, going for cannon strafes in a ww2 setting especially on normandy that warthog is getting clapped. The germans would see that its causing the most damage and immediately focus their AA on that plane. And i promise you. Not even the titanium inlayed cabin of that plane can handle 50+ 25mm or more cannons firing at it all at the same time. It’d be a deathwish
I was thinking of what's it's operating distance and how far it's base is for refueling and rearmamment
Oh okay
The AA guns would be the first to get destroyed so your point is mute.
@AryanArnoBreker well I'm pretty sure the thermal targeting system would eradicate those in a heartbeat.
Night time + thermals = advantage A10.
Can't shoot what you can't see.
*on trial for bule-on-blue*
"I swear, I thought those were German landing boats!"
LOL 😂
Wow that German tank didn’t even see that coming 😂
Also, that A-10 would have hit the beach significantly earlier than the landing craft, which would have made it further into the beach taking left fire while the Germans were still trying to recover from the initial barrages of a SINGLE A-10. If you had two or three more, 90% of that battle would be won before a boot ever hit the ground.
Is this a User Mission?! It looks fun as Hell!
Anyone else screaming “Night Fury!” while watching this? (Too many dragons for me…)
Now what would happen if the A-10 was flying for the Germans?
That would be a different story
Steiners attack would have might actually happened😅
It would get shot down fast
"Dispense Pure American Freedom" best line in the video.
Isn't the A-10 notorious for the most friendly fire
For modern aircraft in the US specifically
Yes, it also flew the most CAS, so that’s expected.
Ok
The enemies are in one place so it shouldn't be too hard
@@rhysgoodman7628F-16 and 18 have done more CAS, but have much less friendly fire incidents
"even easier than before" is a wild thing to say about D-Day
German fires at a-10 with his MG-42
A-10: laughs in brrrrrrrrt
22 Seconds of Brutttt. That's all it has
@@jamesholden5664, yep, and after that its time for some 8,8cm shells.
so good
Frankly, simply SEEING the A10, much less hearing or watching your positions be methodically eliminated would induce severe psychological trauma.
Imagine the Stukka siren effect but times 5
Hellfires. I think you mean mavericks
You forgot that the 30mm is like full cans of Red Bull so essentially the hog is firing not only freedom but high powered energy cans that make any american feel like taking on the retail work when coffee is not around lol
And the A-10 is flying slow enough for every German anti-aircraft gun in reach to open up and blast away at it. No plane can take that much concentrated damage, not even the A-10.
Fog.... The krauts wouldn't even see it.
Bro the at-10 has so much armor on it even not explosive modern anti-air munitions struggle to do anything. I dont think their bringing one down in the 40s.
@@Cobenopso much armour in its cockpit, it would get shot down anywhere with some form of anti air get to reality
@@Cobenopthey would, the a10 would be shot down easily
@@Cobenop The germans 100% drag their nuts over an A-10 in the 40s, they were more than capable of sticking a pig midair for comparably fast aircraft at higher altitudes.
We don't fly A-10s modern day through anti-air because they're still paper thin to flak.
This is literally “Test WWII but I had Admin commands”
But the airbase won't have the correct fuel
It uses a turbine .it would work on anything that is liquide and burns
They did have usable fuel for Jets back then...not the high end stuff but something that would get it airborne and operational
Jet Fuel is Kerosene.
A10 will run just fine on it.
@@shawnr771also the A-10 aint that picky
The concern isn't even the fuel, but the weapons and the airstrips at the time not being big enough. The A-10 would need a very large airstrip to land since whatever patch of land the A-10 lands in, won't be paved
Imagine what 5 Sea Harriers could have done in the Battle of Normandy . They would have leveled that Beach hovering from the Sea or making passes over the area with multiple Weapons .
A-10 doesn't have hellfires lol it has mavericks
"Easier than before." The dudes who died crying for mother. "Oh really 😐"
“dispense pure American freedom onto the defenses” I love that 😂
How Much Does an A-10 "Warthog" Cost? The A-10 was built to be inexpensive and take a lot of damage. Because of this, the Air Force knew parts had to be easily obtainable. The result of that kind of engineering made for a plane that cost $1.4 million per unit in 1970 (just under $10.1 million today).10 Αυγ 2022 🗿👽
$1.4M per aircraft in 1970. $10.1M today.
Imagine being a young German soldier and you just hear a loud brat sound echoing from the fog as the bunker next to your randomly explodes.
Pure American Freedom💀
"Sir all targets destroyed!"
"Where are our men?"
"Destroyed!"
The time traveling A-10 realizes what day it came too and what year.😂😂
You rain down pure American freedom I love it
"Hmm whats this zipping past me and causing my comrades to turn into a fine red mist?"
"Why thats good old American freedom Timmy"
People think the a-10 works a Great plain and as a ground attack vehicle it's great but the problem with it is in world war II it had something that could shoot it down the me 262 Germany's production fighter, armed with the base model was twin 30 mm cannon, and it could travel 300 km an hour faster than the a-10 can, the me 262 had been in service to the Reich for a few months before dday
Since we are playing imaginary games, the A10 carries Aim-9 AA missiles so the ME 262 would AA kills for the A10.
@@michaelmartin5869 since we're playing imaginary games I would imagine since the Germans designed the initial guidance systems and likely the guidance systems for the initial series of aim9s, they would have wunderwaffen that counters the rocket so it wouldn't be able to shoot down their aircraft or even lock on, and the a-10 would still lose in a dogfight
The Me 262 had four 30mm cannon, not two.
@@edwardcook2973 your only making my point stronger, and the a-2a only had 2
@@travishelgen9213 well the Aim-9 isn't a rocket so I guess it would still lose lol.
Everybody gangsta on the Atlantic Wall until Republic Aviation sics an armored gun with wings on the pillboxes 💀
But without the German scientists, we would have no A10 😅
Then why is it in the us aviation then
@@imperium-cd3udare u dumb💀💀💀💀
Well, for one. Germany wasn't the only one making and researching jet engines. On top of that, the A10 uses turbine engines. You really have no idea what your talking a out
@donte10111 Think more in detail and not so directly. Without Dornier, there would be no Fairchild Republic. Without the Germans, we wouldn't have nukes (until way later) and many other aircraft that we use to this day. There wouldn't be a need for the A10 because we wouldn't be invading anyone in our state. There wouldn't be a "Cold War" either, so NO USE for the A10. We would be weak and probably invaded or in poverty.
@donte10111 And mentioning turbine engines make you sound like a fool because Germans were first to research and produce turbine and jet engines.
"Soooooo what does it do again?"
"Okay so big gun go brrrt, but we use the plane to carry gun and you just operate the stick so you know where to aim"
"Sounds simple enough"
Me262 mfs be like: 🗿
A10 can destroy it with gau 8 and remember it has guided missile so thats mean even the target its far it can fire the missile💀💀💀
@@Markortiz-i8strue its aim aams would easily detroy them because me262 does not have flares ofc
Imagine you're firing your MG-42 and MG-34 into the allied troops, and all of a sudden you hear a "BRRRRRT!" followed by a massive jet coming out of the fog.
[Level-Five PTSD, Achieved!]
What would happen, if SU-57 come at 1812 to destroy France 💀
Effing A, the A ~ 10
Thunderbolt is one fighter that needs to stay in production 👏.
A10 in the medieval age would have them dudes terrified
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Germans: mein god, have mercy!
Warthog: eardrum bursting star spangle banner with bald eagle screeching as it unloads on them.
"Allow them to drop pure American freedom on the German defenses." That's one way to put i1! 😂
A-10 flying together with a squadron of P-47's:
P-47 Pilot: See those Panzer column that's the one that were attacking.
A-10: Damn this War is Target rich environment. 😅
Other countries: my plane has a gun and missiles
USA:My gun has plane and missiles
"the A10 promptly mistook the allies crawling across the beach for axis troops and gunned them down"
So basically an A10 pilot needs to figure out how to time travel back to Day and rain hell on Nazis and save Allied lives.
"Sarge! There is some Plane flying at us but, it doesnt have a propeller and its fast!"
"Holy shit..."
*the A-10 makes the battle shorter and leaves*
"its like a guardian angel sent by god"
" using its *gee ay you eight* cannon " this line hurt me mentally 😭😭😭
Germans in the bunker - Did you fart? Wasn't me. Who farted?
Hitler’s sitting there shaking his finger going “das wunderwaffe!!”
"Dispense pure American Freedom"
That's the most american thing i've ever heard since i woke up.
The thing is, that the A-10 while it would obliterate anything it targets. What it doesnt target would be a big issue. Anti air during this part of the war had advanced enough to be effective against planes going 400km/h to 700km/h. The A-10's top speed is around 650-700km/h. So for it to live it would have to stay way up high and hidden in the bad weather, taking care not to get too close.
Liberty Prime approves of the line "Dispense pure American Freedom."
The amount of friendly fire it would cause, could give the Germans an advantage.
One full armed platoon of the 101st Airborne...from 2024. Forget little groups of paratroopers they'd be nigh unstoppable.
"Even easier" like it was a walk in the park before. lol
".....if AN (singular) A-10 were present..."
Now make it a full 6plane air wing.....
Didn’t have an A-10, only courage, and intestinal fortitude to take Omaha beach.
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All I heard was:
“What would happen if we loaded new born baby into an artillery cannon”
Wait until that thing runs out of munitions, there ain't no modern military munitions out there
Omaha Beach was the hardest place because of the loss of DD M-4 Sherman tanks. The defenders, for whatever reason, chose to lift their fires from the beaches, and target warships. This slight respite allowed the infantry to consolidate, and more inwards. At one point, Allied commanders were ready to retreat from the beaches. Additional reinforcements had already stopped because of the congestion and carnage on the beaches.
There is a movie called the Final Countdown, a modern day navy battle group goes back in time right before Pearl Harbor gets attacked.
"Dispense pure American freedom..." LOL
I saw what the Warthog could do during Desert Storm.
Let's just say I was glad it was on our side...
“foggy conditions” and “a-10” doesn’t sit right with me
The big problem at Omaha was that poor weather made the pre-invasion bombing inaccurate.