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Thank you for sharing that insight! It is hard to understand how all those pilots, from whatever side, must have felt. Every time the chance of never returning to your homeland.
@@eagle7399 Good point, bailing out in combat was seriously dangerous, and a lot of pilots didn’t make it. In this case I don't think he had the time to bail out. No matter what side they were on, those pilots went through big risks. It’s a tough reminder of the human cost of war.
One of worst decisions the army air made at the end of WW2 was to do away with the P47. The. P 47 N and M would. Have came in real handy in Korea. Even Vietnam
Thank you so much for watching. I’d love to hear your thoughts, what was your favorite part of the video? Have anything to add? Let me know in the comments.
Nearing the end of the war one ME 109 pilot said every time he closed the canopy of his plane it felt like closing the lid of his own casket
Thank you for sharing that insight! It is hard to understand how all those pilots, from whatever side, must have felt. Every time the chance of never returning to your homeland.
The mustang so out classed the 109 German pilots lost hope
12:46 - I do not believe that German pilot bailed out.
@@eagle7399 Good point, bailing out in combat was seriously dangerous, and a lot of pilots didn’t make it. In this case I don't think he had the time to bail out. No matter what side they were on, those pilots went through big risks. It’s a tough reminder of the human cost of war.
One of worst decisions the army air made at the end of WW2 was to do away with the P47. The. P 47 N and M would. Have came in real handy in Korea. Even Vietnam