@@showtime112 Of course, and also both countries had issues with unexploding bombs I guess WW2 leftovers of bad quality, so bombs hit some homes in Tegucigalpa but didn't explode and also those bombs were thrown by hand out of the C-47s I live in Tegucigalpa and in the aviation museum here you can find the helmet of the P-51 pilot, pretty interesting visit if you ever come down here
My grandmother went to school with him my father told me about his plane that was parked for a while funfact that you make no know is that he actually met one of the pilots he shot down since he ejected before his plane exploded. Sadly the pilot that shot down 3 planes passed away.
Good job, and not just because of the depictions of air combat. The explanation of the historical context is even more important--not a "soccer war" at all, but one over much deeper and more important issues.
Thanks for the comment! If you search for videos about this conflict, most of them still suggest that it broke out over soccer because they are all hotheads down there.
Al fin, un análisis más profundo (desde una visión fuera de LATAM) sobre los antecedentes de la guerra y no solamente fútbol como un estereotipo latino. Muy bueno, saludos desde Argentina.
Great video. Your pronunciation of names in all these diverse languages is very impressive. The difference made by that one Honduran officer is a compelling lesson in the effectiveness of good leadership. Crazy that a Honduran T-28 could do anything against the Salvadoran Corsair. I've never even seen pictures of an armed T-28. Thanks again for your excellent work.
@@showtime112 😅 I am Afrikaans and I too get corrected occasionally. I think Afrikaans people just care more about the pronunciation than others. I typically don't care whether people say my names with English or French or Afrikaans pronounciations.
The US Army flew armed T-28s during the Vietnam War as attack bombers. The USAF cried foul and the Army had to cease flying armed fixed wing aircraft. Stupid decision.
Liopango was attacked again by the "Farabundo Marti" communist guerrilas in January1982, most of the El Salvador air force was destroyed in the attack. One particular point was the attackers sappers trained by the vietnamese Dac Cong SF, veterans of the war against USA
@@showtime112 The sappers destroyed 5 old french Ouragans, 6 UH-1H and 3 C-47.and damaged 5 more....in days USA replaced all, they send 12 UH-1, 8 A-37B and 3 C-123.
One of the most unbelievable aerial war of the XX century, and it's true, the deep reason is the distribution of the field and properties in Honduras, because wealthy honduran landowner wanted to hunt out of land the savadorians people who wanted to settle in Honduras, it's only because they escape poverty from their country. So the Honduran landowner put the pressure on their gouvernment. The neighboring country, the Guatemala has the particularity not to have army at all, it's a peacefull and neutral country.
Neighboring Guatemala does have an army. They fought a 33-year long war against Marxist guerrillas, which ended in 1996. Down South, there's Costa Rica that abolished its army in 1948, replacing it with a Police Force.
That's for presentation of unknown or little recognized aerial conflicts. Excellent presentation as always this is Showtime 112! ♠️🎩🎱🇺🇲🏁🎯🇺🇦🔱🌻🌼🌸💮🏵️🏴☠️🏹
@@michaeldowd8422 Chances are, the Hondurans are never going to have to face fifth generation fighters. El Salvador and Nicaragua don't even have fighters.
Honestly this dope! 1969 fighting with ww2 equipment just seems more interesting then the jets of those times like the f4 phantom. This like how people today prefer older sports like the Toyota Supra mk4 than the new one 😮
Well, in the case of these two countries, it might still be possible today. I find these small, limited conflicts even more fascinating than major ones.
Thanks! Well, the skin was working on this version. The Honduran Corsairs are F4U-4 versions armed with cannons. But there isn't much of a difference in War thunder as the sound is just generic.
This happened after President Fidel Sanchez Hernandez of El Salvador took over "El Amatillo" a Honduran City. Honduras also struck llopango airbase . The Salvadoran army made rapid progress on land and were a striking distance from taking over the capital. So the Honduran government called on the Organization of American States to intervene, fearing that the Salvadoran Army would soon invade the capital Tegucigalpa.
False statement, not true. After salvodorean army was heroically stopped and suffered a counteroffensive in the southern front at the battle of la Arada this gave the opportunity to send the GHP battallion of tegucigalpa, honduras capital city, to the southwestern front reinforcing its position there, very weak, to stop the salvadorean advance in that front. After winning the battle of San Rafael de las Mataras in that front, the Honduran army stopped and defeated the salvadorean army. Now the Salvadorean government accepted the cease fire call from OEA that Honduras was asking and negotiating for since day 1 of the war. Honduras was defending itself from an invasion of El Salvador. Once stopped and defeated the invading army, then the honduran struggle for peace since the beginning came about by assuming a sronger position that favored Honduran call. Honduras won the diplomatic and in some way the ground and air battle of this 100 hour war. Diplomacy favored Honduran position in the border defenition by the veredict of the international court of justice of Hage, Holland on september 11, 1992, ratifying it on september/October 2003. Honduras thesis was the true one favoring it about 95% of it.
@@gerardorodriguezcontreras2059 nah sir you have to put the emotion to the side I get your prideful of being Honduran you say stop us from invading when their are pictures of the president of El Salvador with army in Honduras bro we already invaded Honduras as for the air battle yeah 100% won by you guys but Honduras made the call and if we were “Defeated “ then why was the biggest event in Salvadoran history the victory parade after the war attended by almost 1 million people exactly the facts will tell you online you guys suffered the most casualties on ground battle too btw these are facts
I remember seeing the picture of the Salvadoran president with the army after they took over “El Amarillo” a Honduran city in the museum look like scary times even being 🇸🇻
Congratulations, well explained, true version. El Salvador government prepared the invasion since 1967 and attacked Honduras in treason and without a war declaration on the 14 of july 1969 at 6:10 p.m. Honduras soon established air superiority. This compensated the small, unwell equiped, less in number but well trained and brave infantry men and almost no artillery honduras had. Outnumbered 3 to 1 and sometimes 4 to 1. Despite this fact, the brave and well trained honduran soldiers managed to stop salvadoran advance-invasion in the battle of la Arada in the southern front and stopped defeated (the salvadoreans) and the turning point of the war in the battle of San Rafael de las Mataras at the south western front. Air force back up was very helpful as well, since after 3 confirmed shotdown salvadorean planes by a honduran pilot the salvadorean air force avoided fight, they were scare to death and quit fighting. In those terms Honduras won the war. El Salvador lost more than what they were expecting to earn in this war.
@@showtime112 my pleasure to give more information about the war. I have information from several books from eyewitnesses of the war, books based on washington library archives and u.s. and honduran goverment archives true and correct stories that conciede.
Interesting to note that American pilots also flew during this Bloods-versus-Crips "war". You know, they were recruited like fringe gang members to fight for the FAS, though I guess since iot was for money, they'd have whored themselves out to the highest bidder, like any good gang member. Nice move on their part. I'm sure they weighed the ethical and moral tenets first. Sure.
El problema de ese conflicto fue por la repatriación de salvadoreños que se estaban adueñando de las tierra en Honduras y los trabajos) lo cual el fútbol simplemente fue la chispa que incendio la pólvora 😢😢😢
@@showtime112 eagerly waiting for part II . . Corsair fighting Mustangs . . Corsair fighting Corsair . . What a war it was . . Though Wars are not good but some how . . I find this Soccer War and the Falklands War to be the most romantic wars ever . . Other than the Charge of the Light Brigade at Balaclava . . .
I'm from Honduras, I met the pilot that shot down the three El Salvador planes back when I was a kid , pretty cool story and many thanks for the video
Thank you for the feedback! Fernando Soto Henriquez certainly distinguished himself in the eyes of history.
@@showtime112 Of course, and also both countries had issues with unexploding bombs I guess WW2 leftovers of bad quality, so bombs hit some homes in Tegucigalpa but didn't explode and also those bombs were thrown by hand out of the C-47s I live in Tegucigalpa and in the aviation museum here you can find the helmet of the P-51 pilot, pretty interesting visit if you ever come down here
My grandmother went to school with him my father told me about his plane that was parked for a while funfact that you make no know is that he actually met one of the pilots he shot down since he ejected before his plane exploded. Sadly the pilot that shot down 3 planes passed away.
Good job, and not just because of the depictions of air combat. The explanation of the historical context is even more important--not a "soccer war" at all, but one over much deeper and more important issues.
Thanks for the comment! If you search for videos about this conflict, most of them still suggest that it broke out over soccer because they are all hotheads down there.
Al fin, un análisis más profundo (desde una visión fuera de LATAM) sobre los antecedentes de la guerra y no solamente fútbol como un estereotipo latino.
Muy bueno, saludos desde Argentina.
Thank you, I'm glad you appreciate it!
Great video. Your pronunciation of names in all these diverse languages is very impressive. The difference made by that one Honduran officer is a compelling lesson in the effectiveness of good leadership. Crazy that a Honduran T-28 could do anything against the Salvadoran Corsair. I've never even seen pictures of an armed T-28. Thanks again for your excellent work.
Thank you for the feedback. Most complaints about names pronunciation came from the South Africans. I will have to work on my Afrikaans 😁
@@showtime112 😅 I am Afrikaans and I too get corrected occasionally. I think Afrikaans people just care more about the pronunciation than others. I typically don't care whether people say my names with English or French or Afrikaans pronounciations.
@@zanderlabuschagne2368 Next time I do a video with South African pilots, you will be my expert consultant for names pronunciation 😁
@@showtime112 no problem, happy to help 😊
The US Army flew armed T-28s during the Vietnam War as attack bombers. The USAF cried foul and the Army had to cease flying armed fixed wing aircraft. Stupid decision.
The final use of WW2 planes in combat I believe so.
I'm not 100% sure but I think it is very likely so.
The final dogfight between WW2 planes.
Liopango was attacked again by the "Farabundo Marti" communist guerrilas in January1982, most of the El Salvador air force was destroyed in the attack.
One particular point was the attackers sappers trained by the vietnamese Dac Cong SF, veterans of the war against USA
That's an interesting fact, I wasn't aware of it. Thanks for another contribution!
@@showtime112 The sappers destroyed 5 old french Ouragans, 6 UH-1H and 3 C-47.and damaged 5 more....in days USA replaced all, they send 12 UH-1, 8 A-37B and 3 C-123.
An excellent video about an rare air war. Keep up the good work...
Thank you, I appreciate your support!
Excellent video, pronunciation on some of these villages/towns is perfect. Once again thank you
Thank you. I don't speak Spanish but I have a thing for Romance languages!
Nice teaser for Part II. (Liked, subscribed)
Thanks, I hope you like the second part as well!
Another great video about a conflict that I was not aware of! Looking forward to Part 2 .
Thanks! Sequel coming up soon!
I have heard of this but never knew the details till now thanks!
Thank you for the feedback. That's one of the goals of this channel.
Just read about Royce Williams. There's something that'd make a great video.
It might actually be a subject in the near future.
Very good video . Makes you so involved.
Thanks, it's a real compliment!
Heard about the war from Oversimplified and Simple History, but your video is nice because it covers the dogfights in unusual wars.
Thanks for the feedback! I like to give some background of these conflicts but focus on air warfare.
@@showtime112 indeed.
I love info about these unknown wars.
Me too :)
Awesome video! 👍
I appreciate it, thank you!
Great video as per usual. Good job Showtime112.
I am grateful for your support!
Thank you, that was very interesting.
Thanks, I am happy to hear it. Stay tuned for part two next week!
Nice video today, I really enjoyed it.
Thank you for the comment and for sticking around for such a long time!
One of the most unbelievable aerial war of the XX century, and it's true, the deep reason is the distribution of the field and properties in Honduras, because wealthy honduran landowner wanted to hunt out of land the savadorians people who wanted to settle in Honduras, it's only because they escape poverty from their country.
So the Honduran landowner put the pressure on their gouvernment.
The neighboring country, the Guatemala has the particularity not to have army at all, it's a peacefull and neutral country.
Neighboring Guatemala does have an army. They fought a 33-year long war against Marxist guerrillas, which ended in 1996. Down South, there's Costa Rica that abolished its army in 1948, replacing it with a Police Force.
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Excuse me I made a mistake, it's the Costa Rica. Thank you.
Woah, that was a war I had never heard about... Nice dig showtime 👌👍👏
Thanks! I've been wanting to do this for a while.
Strange war and forgotten .
The most interesting kind 😁
A war out of time
Yes, Phantoms were fighting MiG-21s at the same time.
That's for presentation of unknown or little recognized aerial conflicts. Excellent presentation as always this is Showtime 112! ♠️🎩🎱🇺🇲🏁🎯🇺🇦🔱🌻🌼🌸💮🏵️🏴☠️🏹
Always so nice to see that bunch of little icons 😁😁 Thanks!
Great Work! Always interesting getting such a insight to these wars/battles, Keep up the awesome videos!
Thanks, I appreciate your positive feedback!
It wouldn't surprise me if both airforces had the same aircraft today lol
It seems like they both operate Cessna A-37s so your feeling wasn't wrong 😁
Honduras has F-5E fighter jets.
@@jamesphillips5073 old tech
@@michaeldowd8422 Chances are, the Hondurans are never going to have to face fifth generation fighters. El Salvador and Nicaragua don't even have fighters.
Honestly this dope! 1969 fighting with ww2 equipment just seems more interesting then the jets of those times like the f4 phantom. This like how people today prefer older sports like the Toyota Supra mk4 than the new one 😮
Thanks for the comment! I agree that this conflict is particularly interesting because it was 'out of time'. I like classic cars too :)
Just when think you know of every conflict in history. Excellent Español señor.
There are a few surprises left 😁 Thanks for comenting!
Thanks for the video, is nice to see you are checking gaming alternatives as War Thunder to represent less know conflicts. Good work.
Thanks, I'm glad you appreciate it. WT offers many possibilities not available in DCS or IL-2.
This is a great video! Thank you for this!!!
Thanks, I'm glad you liked it!
Great video! We have an article on this subject we're sending your way that we think you'll find interesting.
Thanks! Looking forward to the article.
Wow in 1969 C47 can bomb the capital and still manage to escape...😂😂😂 Unbelieveble!
Well, in the case of these two countries, it might still be possible today. I find these small, limited conflicts even more fascinating than major ones.
excellent video as always but why did you use the machine-gun armed variant instead of the cannon armed one for the Hondurian Corsairs?
Thanks! Well, the skin was working on this version. The Honduran Corsairs are F4U-4 versions armed with cannons. But there isn't much of a difference in War thunder as the sound is just generic.
The Chaco War air campaign is an interesting read.
I'll put it on my list, thanks for suggesting!
Great stuff! 👍🏻👏🏻💪🏻🍻🍻🙋🏼♂️
Thanks I hope you enjoyed the double feature!
@@showtime112 Fo sho! 😁👍🏻🍻
16:07 War Thunder has the Corsair with 20mm.....why is the one with 12.7 being used?
Like all wars, this one grew out of stupidity and sloppiness among the rulers!
You could say so, I guess.
This happened after President Fidel Sanchez Hernandez of El Salvador took over "El Amatillo" a Honduran City. Honduras also struck llopango airbase . The Salvadoran army made rapid progress on land and were a striking distance from taking over the capital. So the Honduran government called on the Organization of American States to intervene, fearing that the Salvadoran Army would soon invade the capital Tegucigalpa.
False statement, not true. After salvodorean army was heroically stopped and suffered a counteroffensive in the southern front at the battle of la Arada this gave the opportunity to send the GHP battallion of tegucigalpa, honduras capital city, to the southwestern front reinforcing its position there, very weak, to stop the salvadorean advance in that front. After winning the battle of San Rafael de las Mataras in that front, the Honduran army stopped and defeated the salvadorean army. Now the Salvadorean government accepted the cease fire call from OEA that Honduras was asking and negotiating for since day 1 of the war. Honduras was defending itself from an invasion of El Salvador. Once stopped and defeated the invading army, then the honduran struggle for peace since the beginning came about by assuming a sronger position that favored Honduran call. Honduras won the diplomatic and in some way the ground and air battle of this 100 hour war. Diplomacy favored Honduran position in the border defenition by the veredict of the international court of justice of Hage, Holland on september 11, 1992, ratifying it on september/October 2003. Honduras thesis was the true one favoring it about 95% of it.
@@gerardorodriguezcontreras2059 nah sir you have to put the emotion to the side I get your prideful of being Honduran you say stop us from invading when their are pictures of the president of El Salvador with army in Honduras bro we already invaded Honduras as for the air battle yeah 100% won by you guys but Honduras made the call and if we were “Defeated “ then why was the biggest event in Salvadoran history the victory parade after the war attended by almost 1 million people exactly the facts will tell you online you guys suffered the most casualties on ground battle too btw these are facts
@@gerardorodriguezcontreras2059 Salvadoran *
So, an air to air kill for a T-28 against the Corsair? That's only the second air-to-air kill for a T-28.
Actually, the T-28 just managed to damage the Corsair which eventually escaped. But it's still a good achievement for a trainer aircraft.
I remember seeing the picture of the Salvadoran president with the army after they took over “El Amarillo” a Honduran city in the museum look like scary times even being 🇸🇻
Congratulations, well explained, true version. El Salvador government prepared the invasion since 1967 and attacked Honduras in treason and without a war declaration on the 14 of july 1969 at 6:10 p.m. Honduras soon established air superiority. This compensated the small, unwell equiped, less in number but well trained and brave infantry men and almost no artillery honduras had. Outnumbered 3 to 1 and sometimes 4 to 1. Despite this fact, the brave and well trained honduran soldiers managed to stop salvadoran advance-invasion in the battle of la Arada in the southern front and stopped defeated (the salvadoreans) and the turning point of the war in the battle of San Rafael de las Mataras at the south western front. Air force back up was very helpful as well, since after 3 confirmed shotdown salvadorean planes by a honduran pilot the salvadorean air force avoided fight, they were scare to death and quit fighting. In those terms Honduras won the war. El Salvador lost more than what they were expecting to earn in this war.
Thanks for providing information! I enjoyed working on this video, I wish more people saw it.
@@showtime112 my pleasure to give more information about the war. I have information from several books from eyewitnesses of the war, books based on washington library archives and u.s. and honduran goverment archives true and correct stories that conciede.
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Please do the Bay of Pigs, 1961.
It so happened that I was born during those hundred hours.
Texan vs. Corsair Corsair vs. Texan Texan for the .. "win."
You don't see that every day.
That was certainly a very unusual war :)
Interesting to note that American pilots also flew during this Bloods-versus-Crips "war". You know, they were recruited like fringe gang members to fight for the FAS, though I guess since iot was for money, they'd have whored themselves out to the highest bidder, like any good gang member. Nice move on their part. I'm sure they weighed the ethical and moral tenets first. Sure.
That's pretty much the definition of mercenaries :)
El problema de ese conflicto fue por la repatriación de salvadoreños que se estaban adueñando de las tierra en Honduras y los trabajos) lo cual el fútbol simplemente fue la chispa que incendio la pólvora 😢😢😢
ua-cam.com/video/W12vb_Crf00/v-deo.html for the oversimplified version.
It is a 'different' approach. The part about Honduran Air Force doesn't seem to be very accurate.
Amazing
It's nice to hear, thank you!
What a well directed video . . 👍👍👍
Thank you, I am happy to hear you appreciate it. Part two coming out tomorrow!
@@showtime112 eagerly waiting for part II . . Corsair fighting Mustangs . . Corsair fighting Corsair . . What a war it was . . Though Wars are not good but some how . . I find this Soccer War and the Falklands War to be the most romantic wars ever . . Other than the Charge of the Light Brigade at Balaclava . . .
Really nice video. Good job
The war and the events leading to it were described in this book: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Soccer_War_(book)
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