Im not sure how into the idea youd be but id love to see you do some content on irish history around the 1st and 2nd world war in 30 years we went from a british territory to an independence war to a civil war then to a trade and tarriff war with britain and there were some important moments in there like the easter rising in 1916 that saw dublin in intense fire between revolutionaries and british regulars
In Polish Army in 1939 each Infantry Division had a special cyclist company and similarly each Cavalry Bridge had a cyclist squadron, additional platoons (in some cases full squadrons) existing in particular regiments.
Great quality, historically significant and relevant footage to the topic, funny and entertaining. You, my good sir, have struck gold. Keep up the good work!
Bikes are fun, easy to fix, and good to have if a car is unavailable. They can go off road, up steep hills, down hills, and multiply your traveling speed. They don't need to be fed either. Some can be folded and most are easy to manufacture by military industrial bases. They can also be Rigged with an Electrical battery that charges as you pedal. Forget Armored Divisions... We need Bicycle Divisions. LoL
It's disturbing how such a small channel is so good.
Japan won the first Tour de Malaysia.
How do you only have 229 subscribers with this high quality content? Well worth my sub.
Bro i watched 1 vid subbed then watched 2 more and only now noticed how small this channel is its awesome definetly gonna continue watching
Appreciate it!
Im not sure how into the idea youd be but id love to see you do some content on irish history around the 1st and 2nd world war in 30 years we went from a british territory to an independence war to a civil war then to a trade and tarriff war with britain and there were some important moments in there like the easter rising in 1916 that saw dublin in intense fire between revolutionaries and british regulars
I’m glad to be present to see a rise of a future amazing history channel. Keep it up my guy.
This is amazing content. I can't believe I'm jumping in on the wagon this early
Do the uses of Bicycle after WW2: Vietnam War and Switzerland.
Bosnian Ape Society has a video on bicycle weapon fitting as well as shopping carts and computers.
Viet-Minh and Viet-Cong would also use bicycles for logistic reasons up until 1970ish
In Polish Army in 1939 each Infantry Division had a special cyclist company and similarly each Cavalry Bridge had a cyclist squadron, additional platoons (in some cases full squadrons) existing in particular regiments.
Bikes still used today by the Ukrainians in hit and run tactics. If it works it works.
Great quality, historically significant and relevant footage to the topic, funny and entertaining. You, my good sir, have struck gold. Keep up the good work!
Good luck to your channel, man! This stuff is great fun.
Bikes are fun, easy to fix, and good to have if a car is unavailable. They can go off road, up steep hills, down hills, and multiply your traveling speed. They don't need to be fed either. Some can be folded and most are easy to manufacture by military industrial bases. They can also be Rigged with an Electrical battery that charges as you pedal.
Forget Armored Divisions... We need Bicycle Divisions. LoL
the last german unit to pass through my town was a bicycle unit, followed by a great american armored column on their way to Kassel
Could you do the Borneo campaign of 1945?
now i'm for some reason imagining instead of a horse back charge for the battle of pelennor fields its a bicycle charge.
Keep up the good work!
Bicycles are a weapon of war, just only under like 18 ish
What is the connection between bootlegging and WWII Japan ?
The Malayan Campaign of 1941-1942
Great video from Italy 😂