Rare WW2 Footage - Junkers Ju 87 "Stuka" - No Music, Pure Sound
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- Опубліковано 22 лип 2022
- German WW2 Footage Sturzkampfflugzeug, dive bomber, ground-attack aircraft Ju 87 „Stuka“
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#Wehrmacht #Kriegsmarine #Luftwaffe
Still amazing how far the aviation industry advanced from WW1 to WW2 in just two decades
Well, you"l be amazed how far aviation history will go after ww3. If mankind will survive that
@@juonkaikkirahani lol
You'd be amazed how far the aviation industry advanced from early ww2 to late ww2 lol
Hhhhh¹
@@AdrianOkay yes, but all advancement was made of fear of war. War is the reason everything is going forward.
That sound from the Stukas siren is terrifying.
It was designed to terrify the enemy.
@@marekryszard and make the crew deaf
That's what they aimed for
The pilots didn't care for it
Hoped I'd see a tank buster version
The pilots even nicknamed it "The Trumpets of Jericho"
Big respect to the cameraman
bro went in creative mode to film them
@@FuknKms lol
I think they used GehProfi action cameras.
@@pistonburner6448 It didn't give high-quality cameras like today but their cameras still went
He knew, he is not going to die...
Thanks so much for posting this excellent footage - made all the more enjoyable by NOT ruining it with music or narration !! SOOOO many folks think it is obligatory to make background music and/or narration on every darn video - and this RUINS the authenticity and the mood. Thanks again for a stellar post !!
Exactely !
That siren was added explicitly to cause terror and confusion on the ground, and it worked. Amazing footage! Thanks. It's hard to find clips without loud music drowning out the sound of hte planes.
Rubbish!
Die "Sirene" ist eine Sturzkampfbremse!
Die Sirene war nicht die Sturzkampfbremse… wenn dem so wäre hätten ja in den späteren Jahren nach Abbau der Sirene keine Stukas mehr Sturzkampfbremsen gehabt.
@Richard Schiffman the siren was NOT the brake system! If it was, how would the stukas still have the brake system after the sirens were mostly removed after 1940? Sorry dude but you are the armchair professor in this one. How would a unpowered siren with a tiny prop brake a plane?
It worked so well that Germany got its ass beat into the dirt
love it…My Grandfather was a Stuka pilot..
What a world we live in... Two of my uncles, both deceased now (Australians) were AA gunners who shot down a number of Stukas in North Africa. I find it poignant that at this remove, you and I are related to people who fought on both sides. I respect your grandfather as I respect my uncles. They were all just doing their duty in a terrible situation, and far be it for me to judge any of them. Cheers and friendship 🙂
Did he vote for Hitler?
Never forget your Heritage and do not let people take it away from you. You should be proud of where you come from and who you come from. You should not feel sorry for yourself. Or feel ashamed of what your people did in the past. All people have done bad/good things. Your people have done greatly outweigh the bad. Some of the smartest people in the world come from Germany. And you ask yourself. How come all of them would turn against a people like that? It's not like it was blind hatred or because they were stupid. Maybe there was something to it. It's not like you do that for no reason. Just look at their track record. I mean, if I were kicked out of that many countries. You wouldn't trust me.😂🙋🏼♂️
Hans-Ulrich Rudel destroyed more than 500 Soviet tanks with that plane.
I find it surprising that as one of the Luftwaffe's highest scoring aces, he scored his kills in a Stuka !!
@@marekryszard In Air to Ground, yes. Over 500 tanks and 800 vehicles in 2,5k missions. He only shot down 9 airplanes though. Still a feat in a Ju 87 mind you.
@richardschiffman6418 mostly due to the poor soviet air defence and their human avalanche like tactics on the ground. In the western theater the Stuka had no chance and Rudel would never have been able to pile up kills like that.
И кто это считал , может русские?😃
@@cotillion1687 Just think if he took part in the Battle of Britain......
Amazing footage. Love the sound
Baltic with another banger. More content in 3 minutes than nowday youtubers do in hours.
For me, the Stuka is WWII. If one sees the image, the mind instantly hears the sound of the dive. If one hears the sound of the dive with their eyes closed, the mind instantly sees the plane.
Op
Hello Roger Waters. Yes, I agree. And I believe that is also why you made the excellent choice of using that particular sound on the "The Wall" album, portraying experiences and memories from the war :)
Outstanding footage really love this one.👍thank you 👍
My grandfather downed 32 German planes in WW2. He still holds the record as the worst mechanic the Luftwaffe ever employed.
😂
What the fuck 😂
😂😂😂😂😂😊
😂😂😂😂😂
moin
Very beautiful pictures. Thanks for uploading
Great footage. Love the sounds as always! 😉
Fantastic! Thank you!
I appreciate the fact that there is so much footage of stukas, but these 20k cuts in 1 minute of this video drive me crazy
Over the ensuing 80 years since World War II, the Ju-87's Jericho Trumpet may have been repurposed to represent the sound of literally anything falling in popular culture, but during WWII, it was a sound with a degree of horror akin to the Aztec Death Whistle, as well as the sound of the A-10 Thunderbolt II's GAU-8 Autocannon in the present day.
I wonder how many British grandfathers have had their fight or flight triggered from their grandkids watching Looney Tunes
The reason the wheel spats were sometimes removed, as you see in some of this footage, was because in places like North Africa, on unimproved runways, they would often get clogged with sand. Mud was another culprit, of course, as often happened at dirt airstrips in Russia during heavy rains. Removing the spats allowed the main gear wheels to operate unimpeded.
What a beutifull airplane and this siren, i love it
shut up.
Let's see you say that when you're in it's crosshairs
@@rafaelescobar7931 “man I love sleeping”
Let's see you say that when a nuclear bomb explodes.
@@stuartryan9035 Yeah such a awesome aircraft
My Dad didn't think it was such a "beautiful sound" when he was in the stinking desert in Tunisia. He had PTSD the rest of his life.
Gorgeous engineering!
Just watched the latest episode of Air Warriors on the Smithsonian channel (highly recommended) and they covered the Stuka bomber. One of the most fascinating things was that during a really steep dive, the plane would hit 350 MPH and 6 G’s or greater. So the pilots would often black out and sometimes even crash before they could pull up. So they added some air brakes and re-designed the bomb release mechanism so that a magnetic pulse would be sent to the tail rudder to automatically lift the plane out of the dive giving the possibly unconscious pilot time to recover and fly away. What’s also fascinating is that most of these improvements were invented by a German aerospace engineer with Jewish ancestry who, herself, was persecuted by the Nazis.
Really nice! Thanks for the info 🤙
Gänsehaut hoch 10 😍
What I loved about the Ju is just how it looks like it's smiling(the motor in front).
It's like "yeah,I commit war crimes"
Jokes aside,I love it but I wouldn't wanna live that time,my great grandparents lived this monstrosities of war...specially my great nana,she was forever traumatized
Funny thing is I feel like planes such as the Ju 87s, IL2s, A1 Skyraiders, and A10 ground attackers are some of the best moral ways to wage war. Their untouchable level of precision meant that despite their psychological trauma they were capable of landing severe blows to military targets hiding within civilians with minimal damage or death dealt to civilians. In fact the only reason these planes had such a scary effect on civilians was because most survived their attacks and so were able to recall the sounds and blood curdling cries (Also when they were intentionally directed at civilians, they obviously did as they were designed to.) These aircraft if anything became so unpopular because they minimized the risk of enemy civilians by maximizing thr risk of their own operators. Anyone notice how there are no operating Ju87s today despite 12,000 planes produced? Planes like the P51 replaced that of the Ju87, and planes like F35 and F15 replaced the A10. And the worst incarnation of that in my opinion has got to be the new attack drones. They minimize the risk of the service member life using it to 0, but every time they attack a military target hiding amongst civilians, they have at least 2 dozen associated civilian casualties...
@@fortcrafterbossbehold9027 I agree a lot ,now war machines are completely meaningless
Just some guy pressing a button
It was the allies who commited warcrimes, like firebombing civilian children and women in Dresden and dropping Nuclear bombs on civilians in Japan
@@GratDuForloradeArgumentet TBH I don't consider the nukes to be that bad or deadly, not considering that before these nukes, several conventional Tokyo firebombings each with the death toll of both nukes combined occurred with the Japanese government and people still somewhat determined to weather the damages. Had the nukes not happened, at least another 100+ conventional napalm firebombings would have been required. But yeah, the 1944-45 Tokyo firebombings, Dresden & Berlin bombings, and others like them were some crazy Allied shit as well. WW2 really was the end to all laws of war, since any and all sides broke them time and time again. But yeah, WW1 and onwards, overall war is bad.
@@fortcrafterbossbehold9027 Ah yes and all the Generations after who Born with a sickness is not a problem. In Hiroshima people who was near the Bomb was only shadows after. USA is cancer and the worst enemy to the World. Over 70 wars in the last 200 years. Only in iraque die one Million civilians or what is with agent Orange in Vietnam? In WW2 only in one day (end of War) usa and England kill more with Bombs in germany, as germany the whole war civilians in England.
That sound is iconic with the Stuka. So cool. Like the BRRRTTT of the A-10
Thank you
Wow!great stuff👍
Quality show .. but its sad what we humans do to each other for our masters
AGREED !!
Oh on the contrary. They did this to break free from their masters. There was no interest In Germany at the time. It was illegal to charge interest. Charging interest is what makes us debt slaves. It makes the banks are masters. The people that control our money. They are the 1% that the Communist always scream about. Always remember it's the masters that write history. And they teach you that anybody that tried to break free from them are the bad guys. And all the crabs in the bucket continue to drag the other crabs down.😂
I would hate to fly one of those over the English Channel, knowing that Spitfires would be waiting for me on the other side.
Oddly enough, during the Argonne offensive and subsequent German invasion, the Stuka dive bomber was notoriously inaccurate, yet French positions broke almost immediately after hearing the terrifying siren…
like the english in france
There was the main German drive through the southern Ardennes Forest in Luxemburg and Belgium.
Trough the Argonnes was of lesser importance.
amazing
Beautiful exellent documentry from the war , showing the power and the panic attacks, to the opposite sides.
Incredible footage
Crazy to think that they managed to record all this. The cameramen involved were braver than most young adults in today's age.
Fantastic
The icon of WW2. The sound especially. But also the shape/silhouette of the plane itself.
A symbol of terror and menace.
Perfection
Part of the clip near beginning showed japanese markings, did not know stukas had been sent to Japan.
Read somewhere some Stuka pilot got his main landing gear shot off in combat, but limped it home for a belly landing. Afterward, he said that things a whole lot faster without that gear hanging down...
They were also fitted with explosives in case one was damaged/destroyed in combat, the other one could be 'blown off' to facilitate landing.
@@tbd-1 That's exactly right...
Beautiful plane and sound..
It was designed to terrify and kill what's beautiful about that? If you mean about it's design removing the siren sound , bombs and guns then yes it's beautiful to fly. But only then.
@@MikeTheGreek Gotcha 👍
Beautiful
Great footage. In all my years of flying I have never heard that “bwaaaa” sound when an aeroplane commences a dive, always in films somehow.
Those cannon shots though 👌
Danke, schöne Aufnahmen 👍
Love the edit & that it's without music, still would love to know the uncut gems so to speak :3
Reminded me of my favorite Alistair Maclean, WW2 novels. He beautifully describes the ear piercing siren, as a Stuka came in with the dive. As also, the kind of terror it used to create among the personnel aboard the battleship being targeted.
The way this video is formatted Remind me of a call of duty world at war cut scene. With all the historical footage and stuff
I love this Plane and this sound.
A piece of history...
Many of those "rare" WW2 Footage has been used in TV documentaries for about 40 years, but great video anyway :o)
Beautiful!!!!!!
that stuka sounds terrifying
The pilots even nicknamed the siren "The Trumpets of Jericho"
ESPECTACULAR
That bit where the Junker rolled over at 2.03 was frigging awesome! the way it bruhhhhhmed that turned into the bruhhhhhm, reeeeeeeeeee made my smile. Right that's it! I'm off on Warthunder!
Ave hermosa y letal !
La más hermosa, pero si oyes su canto estás muero.
Awesome Machine
gotta respect that german engineering
Great footage of this mmons
Wow amazing films~~
No Music, Pure Sound = great
TOP
those autocannons, i can only imagine what incredible smile one must have firing these things.
Very good content..impressive colored images..love this airplane and its tactics..wrongly used in the Battle of Britain but very effectively used in the eastern front.(see Ruddel and his friends…)
Favorite war plane.
The best aircraft
Quite enthralling.
In the movies when an airplane engine quits and is plunging to the ground the sound they use is the siren from a stuka dive bomber.
Known as foley artists the sound department in many movies used stock sound samples to dramatise and enhance the movie experience, often giving a warped perception of reality to people. Because the sound is limited and mostly coming from a small speaker on a TV or cinema people get a false idea of the actual war experience of being bombed or nearly hit by artillery fire. Much more severe and deafening in real life I have been told. Some people have been dazed in shock for days after suffering an attack
@@jgdooley2003What you're saying is still very true for film and game sound design today. Probably even more so. Using enhanced or exaggerated audio to make it seem more immersive is called "hyper-realism".
the Stukas siren is used in so many tv shows and Movies when PLanes are diving or shot down Plus crashes.
Can I use it and refer to you on the description?
It's epic pure and enjoyable
Still an amazing machine love it or loath it
JU 87 A-1 My personal favorite. . .
Their propeller sounds sound cool!
prime cut history right there
Through these shots, I began to understand how scary it was when you were sitting in your house and suddenly you began to hear the sounds of Stukas
Apesar de serem alemães é lindo ver eles fazendo acrobacias nos céus
En los primeros años de la guerra no había con que contrarrestar la efectividad del Stuka, después se volvió anticuado
More of this please
Dam'n accurate and effective
2:02-2:06 Great loud sound
hope your channel will be active again soon
Lo Stuka con la sirena era qualcosa di spaventoso, sentirlo arrivare era terrore puro
Herrrrrlich !! und die Jericho-Sirene geht mir runter wie Honig. ewig ehrendes Andenken an Prof. Pohlmann und die Männer der Stukas. alam sal fena !
BalticSeaBoats , that I Myself , John Rodriguez, surmise, brings out the best battlefield footage, featuring, Ground, Maritime, and Aviation Combat Forces from World War II ( 1939-1945). Bravo Zulu. SGT Rodriguez. Amen and Roger Out.
Its a flying siren and it strikes fear to the people on the ground.
1:08 ❤🔥❤
Imagine ending the video but you were able to still hear the stuka siren
Una maravilla de bestia destructiva.
So nostalgic
Bro, early 1940s aren't nostalgic...
Everybody gansta until The video Stops but not The stuka sounds
If you ever watch the old Star Blazers cartoons, the Gamelons, have attack bombers that look like Stukas
unsere Jungs 😍
Note the steam roller puffing steam exhaust way in the background at the 1 second mark.
As a child in England we were instructed that if they attacked we were to lie down beside the brick wall surrounding our school
Those Germans were Some Bad Ass Dive Bomber Pilots. 💯
My uncle and my grandfather served in ww2 that would have been terrifying to here that siren
Balls of steel, imagine diving like that in a plane with zero electronic assist
A true terror in the sky.
So f cool
This video gave everyone’s great grandpa flashbacks. Thanks a lot….or not!
00:22 nice smiling stuka :)
❤️