For what quality of the video was, I say you did a good job. However there still one issue I notice as a F-16 lover, you said at 2:26 how this was when modern fighter we know today like the F-15C and the F-16 were being made, but the F-16 would never been made until 1973 Specifically the YF-16 and it was never put into service till the early 80's. But no hate here just pointing out a issue I notice keep doing the good work and maybe you will reach 1k subs.
Yeah, I noticed he started adding planes within decades where they were just in development and hadn't made their first flight. Same happened with the Me-262. That 1930s decade bit bugged me because the P-29 remained prototype, and the Me-262 made its first flight in 1941, without its jet engines. All of the planes he mentioned from the 1960s, except for the F-5, didn't fly or see service until the 1970s. Another error I noticed was when he mentioned that Germany or "Russia" were probably the most air dominant countries since WW2, when it was the US, by far, and it has been that way ever since, and the 4th generation of fighters made that gap far bigger long before the F-22 was even conceptualized. Overall, this was entertaining, but I think it'd have been nice if he had ranked them considering their capabilities in combat, combat history, and technology. That way, the Me-262 would've made the 1940s list, the Bf-109 and Hawker Hurricane would've stayed in the 1930s list, and the F-4 would've made it to the 1960s list. From the 1970s onwards it gets fuzzy, because the F-15 shined the most in 1991, while Israel made the F-16 shine since the late 1970s and 1980s, and the F-14 shined the most in the 1980s, during the Iran-Iraq war, and the F-22 and F-35 are considered the most advanced fighters in the world, but that's based on capabilities which remain mostly classified, and exercises.
While ww1 and older planes might seem not advanced, just remember that humans MADE THESE FLYING THINGS OVER 100 YEARS AGO. Look how fast we have advanced.
For what quality of the video was, I say you did a good job. However there still one issue I notice as a F-16 lover, you said at 2:26 how this was when modern fighter we know today like the F-15C and the F-16 were being made, but the F-16 would never been made until 1973 Specifically the YF-16 and it was never put into service till the early 80's. But no hate here just pointing out a issue I notice keep doing the good work and maybe you will reach 1k subs.
Yeah, I noticed he started adding planes within decades where they were just in development and hadn't made their first flight. Same happened with the Me-262. That 1930s decade bit bugged me because the P-29 remained prototype, and the Me-262 made its first flight in 1941, without its jet engines. All of the planes he mentioned from the 1960s, except for the F-5, didn't fly or see service until the 1970s. Another error I noticed was when he mentioned that Germany or "Russia" were probably the most air dominant countries since WW2, when it was the US, by far, and it has been that way ever since, and the 4th generation of fighters made that gap far bigger long before the F-22 was even conceptualized.
Overall, this was entertaining, but I think it'd have been nice if he had ranked them considering their capabilities in combat, combat history, and technology. That way, the Me-262 would've made the 1940s list, the Bf-109 and Hawker Hurricane would've stayed in the 1930s list, and the F-4 would've made it to the 1960s list. From the 1970s onwards it gets fuzzy, because the F-15 shined the most in 1991, while Israel made the F-16 shine since the late 1970s and 1980s, and the F-14 shined the most in the 1980s, during the Iran-Iraq war, and the F-22 and F-35 are considered the most advanced fighters in the world, but that's based on capabilities which remain mostly classified, and exercises.
Very informative!
Good video keep it up kid
Nice, keep it up.
POV trying not to not mess up saying foker
While ww1 and older planes might seem not advanced, just remember that humans MADE THESE FLYING THINGS OVER 100 YEARS AGO. Look how fast we have advanced.
Did you edit this yourself? If so, great job man!
so cool
The Spitfire was much more advanced than the P-51 as it was literally made to counteract the BF109
nice video
Cool video!
good job lil bro 👍
you forgot to add the Polikarpov I-16 the first fighter airplane with a enclosed cockpit (early models) AND retractable landing gear.
Lil bro aint even tall enough too fly a plane lol, No hate goo vid keep it up!
the min height for the us air force is 4'11 idk about that
game?
VRchat carrier aircraft (play if you like suffering to good players)
@@Монолит-69 ok, thx
I'm out of here.
Whats the game in the background?
Vrchat aircraft carrier: f-14. I think
Good vid but you missed a few planes and the HO229 never actually flew
Correction the ho229 did fly it just never saw combat
Good video but the HO-229 Vorten never flew. Whats the worst plane? The Su-57. The 57 is the Su-57 is the area code given to it because its so big