Squadron 303: The Battle Of Britain - Clip: Offset Dogfight (HD)
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"An entertaining film. It is beautifully shot, well-acted and sharply directed. And a mention must be made of the excellent [...] aerial battles." - Britflicks.com
Based on Arkady Fiedler's bestseller, Squadron 303 relates the true story of the Polish pilots who were heroes in the Battle of Britain. Jan Zumbach is recovering from a plane crash in a sanatorium when WWII breaks out. The Nazi onslaught forces him to escape from occupied Poland. A similar fate awaits the heroic flight instructor, Witold Urbanowicz. Both make their way to Great Britain and carry on the fight against the Nazi Luftwaffe. Quickly, their heroism and skill catch the attention of commanders, and an elite, Polish fighter squadron is created: Squadron 303. At first they are underestimated and mocked, but thanks to the outstanding patriotism and bravery of its members, the squadron quickly wins respect.
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Sir John Keegan, military historian, lecturer, and writer who died in 2012 made the following comment:-
“The Polish airmen who had escaped their savaged country in 1939 made a major contribution to the Royal Air Force’s victory in the Battle of Britain in 1940. Their subsequent treatment by the British government was one of the most shameful episodes of the Cold War.”
The uk never cared about Poland during the Second World War
Amen
Whether an historian says something doesn’t make it true. Whilst the Polish air force squadrons provided great work after the Battle of Britain ( my local airfield was home to a Polish Mosquito squadron,) they contributed very little to the action BofB. 303(Polish) wasn’t even activated under the end of September. I’ve read many times about how badly the Poles were treated at the end of the war (NOT during the Cold War, which was much later) but what do you suggest the British should have done?? Gone to war on their behalf? You might remember we did that in 1939 and the subsequent six years of war bankrupted us in blood and treasure. We long term neighbour Leo (RIP) lost six brothers, three to the Germans and three to the Russians and he often said that nothing could have been done. And he had fought with Polish First army from D-Day to the end.
@@kensummers7757 - They had the highest kill rate in the BofB and as a Polak born here to Polish Parents the Poles got done over especially by the labour unions, Mother and Uncle served in 305 Father in the Navy, Uncle ended up after the war as a dishwasher in Stoke on Trent, then emigrated to the US.
Remember also Monte Casino, and the British fuckup at Arnhem where Sosobowski told Monty it was a stupid idea but still went in.
@@lotuselise4432 I’m afraid that’s just not true. The military records of the Battle are freely available for your own research. Try “ When was 303(Polish) squadron activated?” (Answer:September- after the Battle had been decided) “How many of the 1500 German aeroplanes destroyed were claimed by 303sqn?”(44) “was 303sqn the top scoring squadron?” (No) “Was the top scoring pilot of 303sqn Polish?” ( No, he was Czech). There were many heroic Poles, my next door neighbour was one of them. Landed with Polish first Army three days after D-Day and saw his regiment decimated to squad size in two weeks through fierce fighting. After the war he discovered three of his six brothers had been killed by Germans, three by Russians. Left Poland to live in peace with his wife Mimi in England. RIP Leo.
Polish pilots deffenetly didn't learn that in england they learn how to flying and fight before war and during the war in Poland they gain more experience with outdated planes
Long live Poland I was born and raised in Poland
In addition to the remarkable performance of the Polish pilots in the Battle of Britain, there were also Polish infantry and armored units which fought in both the Italian and European campaigns. They also proved the skill, dedication and heroism of the Poles. It is shameful that the Allies in the end turned their backs on Poland and allowed them to be swallowed by the Soviets for political reasons rather than standing with such a staunch and heroic friend. Poland deserved much better. From the United States I also say "Long Live Poland!"
From here also.
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Wasnt just the polish that helped
Czechoslovakians also took part
Same as other squadrons, the Czechs, the Dutch.
I live in Ruislip, so 5mins from the polish war memorial, 3 from raf northolt and drink in the now named orchard that those brave guys used to drink and dance in, I've been fortunate to fly a spitfire and can tell you those guys are still not appreciated enough as a brit i as one, and probably speak for many just to say a humble Thank you
Agreed 100%
We owe a debt to Poland.
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As a descendant of a Polish pilot from 302, people like you are more than welcome
Thank you Poland always welcome in uk.
"Their success rates were very high in comparison to the less-experienced British Commonwealth pilots.[7] The 303 squadron became the most efficient RAF fighter unit at that time,[8] and RAF commanders protested when government censors refused to allow this fact to appear in the press. By late 1940 the American visitor Ralph Ingersoll reported that the Poles were "the talk of London" because of their victories. Although at first the Poles memorised basic English sentences to identify themselves if shot down over Britain to avoid being mistaken as Germans, Ingersoll wrote that such pilots returned with "a girl on each arm. They say the girls cannot resist the Poles, nor the Poles the girls"
Judging by the [7] and [8] visible in the first two rows of text i assume you got that from wikipedia.
Nothing wrong with that, it is correct.
Actually the success rates of the top scoring pilots are very similar. Top Czech 17kills, Top Pole 16kills, Top Aussie 15kills, Top Kiwi 15kills. The grouping of Eastern European pilots into an “ace” squadron is easy to explain as their “weaker sisters” were weeded out by the Germans in the Battle of Poland and the Battle of France. Similarly, British pilots who had fought- and were good enough to survive- the Battle of France, would go on to be higher scorers than the new replacements in the Battle of Britain. This is Natural Selection at its bloodiest and it would be surprising if this wasn’t the case.
@@kensummers7757 How do you explain the fact that the experts on the air combat found out that what distinguished all Polish pilots was the fact that they approached the enemy planes and fired at them from much closer distance than the rest of the allied pilots, experienced or not. A distance considered ‘unsafe’ by those experts.
@@jurekprzychodzen6454 Yes, that's what I read as well...in books (remember those?) containing accounts written by people who were there. The Polish pilots flew so close they were actually in danger of prop damage from the pieces that trailed off the German planes they were shredding.
Heroes all.
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@@davidjames2145 Yes, almost all the top Polish pilots were killed by closing to point blank range. Brave and Stupid usually have the same result.
I watched this movie a few years ago and really enjoyed it. So far, it is the only WWII air combat movie, with CGI, that did not over do the CGI.
The Air Chief Marshal Sir Hugh Dowding paid the following tribute to his Polish pilots: -
"Had it not been for the magnificent material contributed by the Polish squadrons and their unsurpassed gallantry, I hesitate to say that the outcome of the Battle would have been the same."
They were not material but they are fully grown PILOTS Ashaped Dimonds
you missed "not"
Fighter pilots in exile fly over foreign land
Let their story be heard, tell of 303rd
fighter pilots from Poland in the battle of Britain
guarding the skies of the isle.
Guarding the skies above the Isle that declared war on the country that invaded their country. The exiled pilots that had nowhere else to go because their country was occupied and defeated. Let the story be told that the Brits didn't have to get involved as they could have said this is not our business we are neutral like Switzerland and Sweden said.
@MCADHD666 VOL2 Why should we help other countries in Europe if they get invaded by another? They probably wouldn't have come to help us if the same thing had happened. Why do we always have to be among the first to help others. Fuck 'em lets be neutral for a change.
@MCADHD666 VOL2 It's time to change that motto then. It doesn't seem to us any favours.
@@andypeterson3070 My Grandfather went ashore on Sword Beach and went on to survive the butchery of the Bocage and, subsequently, Arnhem.
I'm proud of him and ashamed of you.
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My grand uncle fought in that battle. He was credited with 6 1/2 German kills before he was shot down over the channel.
Thanks for his service
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Hero
You’re uncle was a great gentleman! Ace,, you must’ve been so proud!! Did he survive his ordeal? The channel was not a good environment to be in distress!! God bless him!!
what was him name i can look him up
The CGI looks better than in Hurricane. After the real things used in Dunkirk one notices the animation more.
TheOdessaSteps I’ve been over CGI for years. If you are making some fantasy thing that doesn’t actually exist I understand that you have to computer generate it but the coolest part about WW2 planes that they actually exist and actually do fly. It’s completely unnecessary to use CGI that much throughout the movie. Just use it supplementally. I understand logistically using real 109s and real hurricanes is definitely a bit more difficult but I’d think if you actually care about the history and story and doing it honor you’d understand that getting or keeping a few more of those old planes flying is probably more of an achievement and benefit to society than making another movie with mediocre writing.
@@nothingnewtome1 Bit more difficult? There's like five airworthy Bf 109 left in the world.
@@nomidubidabi all the more reason for Hollywood to spend some money and restore some or take some different aircraft and modify them to look like a 109. Image how many of these planes would still be flying if Hollywood got on board with not using CGI and acting funding the restoration of aircraft. Imagine if they had already been doing that for 50 years. Of course it’s easy to say no and find reasons that it’s not possible but it absolutely IS possible.
Combate Aéreo teve grandes Heróis, em ambos os lados.
The Polish 303 Squadron is also remembered in pc games like “European Air War” which they got a BoB campaign.
Brawo Poland! Super film!
i was confused who was who... but at the end wanted one of them crash into the ocean.... but in a good way.
Must be about the Polish, Swede, and Norwegian volunteers. Similar to the movie Mission Of Honor.
What "Swede and Norwegian volunteers"? There were no pilots of EITHER nationality in Fighter Command during the battle of Britain.
Super polish cinema, super movie, super effects, fantastic soundrack!
Fortis leader: the beginning
2:20 So glad they used a toaster as translate computer for this film.
what do you mean? "Bruch im Bahnhof" is correct.
@@BelaM27X11 Yes totally correct, it makes a lot of sense.
So, you're burned up about it ?
@@jaybone4732 google Luftwaffe call-outs dude
Could anyone make out what is being said right after "Bruch im Bahnhof" ? Thanks.
Здесь,как в боксе - смотри по сторонам то интересное пропустишь!
Witold Urbanowicz
Commander of Squadron 303 is buried in Doylestown, Pennsylvania, USA.
I'm going tomorrow to the Lady of Czestochowa church in Doylestown with my kids and visit his grave .
Red Five standing by... ;-)
Cut the chatter, Red Two.
Wrong film lol
@Douglas Davis hahaha 😂 red October standing by
@@williamwinters5505"red fox standing by".
Every bad cgi I don’t think the hurricane could have pulled them Manouvers like that
Not a bad film, not lot spent on it, but the story is worth the tell.
Would be if it was the truth and not polish fiction
@@JimWalsh-rl5dj What part??
@@scottleft3672 All of it. The Poles did not arrive from France until End June 1940 and had to be taught English and how to fly the most advanced and highest wing loaded aircraft of the time, which is why they were not ready until August 31st. Go and find a book to start your education called the Narrow Margin by Derek Dempster
The history of 303 Squadron and its Pilots is well known and remembered in Poland. It is a pity that the Polish government did not help to the film production. That's why the movie has poor special effects. Returning to history, the 303 Squadron had the best shootout ratio in the Battle of Britain. Many pilots of this squadron taught British and American pilots, including Franciszek Gabryszewski, an ace from the USAF. In 1939, the pilots of this squadron were able to shoot down 109 while flying on P11, in the Battle of Britain they literally defeated the Germans by flying planes of similar parameters.And one last thing. In 1939, Polish pilots used a different tactic than English pilots in the Battle of Britain. Poles flew very close and only opened fire, the English fired from a greater distance and therefore could not successfully shoot at German aircraft. They rigidly adhered to their tactics of battle and only the Poles showed them how to fight with Me109
They also had the best kill to loss ratio on top of the most kills, they were masters.
They had more of a reason to kill than the Brits after the German invasion of their homeland...
@@SuccessShared What an ignoramous you fucking well are, the Poles surrendered, we British did not
@@JimWalsh-rl5dj Yeah right, the 2 situations were exactly the same, moron. Poland is a flat plain, perfect for Panzers to roll. Britain had the channel. Panzers didn't swim very well.
@@bobpaikowski8500 In 1939, the German army was 80% horse drawn and the Poles had one of the most modern but in their usual pig headed stupidity, ignored an air force. Remember, these Polish pilots ran away like cowards. Remember, the British had radar, the most modern air force in the world and the most powerful navy. When poles want to dick size witha Brit, he will lose every time. There must be a serious problem with poles when they are so insecure that they revise history. When Poland was invaded, the British and Commonwealth did not hesitate to declare war and it is so nice that young poles are such ingrates, they ignore that fact
Some incredible moments and camera angles in there! Awesome
Is thiz a new movie
The 109 would have run out off fuel long before it was hit
303 Kosciuszko squadron you dont hear or read about them in the books and what we get after the war nothing Hitler got replaced by Stalin polish pilots didn't not took part in the 1946 victory parade they stood on the sidewalk watching and British people hate it polish pilots after the war they told them to go home
Kamil Dryjski Jesus, after all that this is what they get?
Since the 1st time I saw movie I read everything I can about polish squadrons and I bought myself too bomber jacket like polish pilots had with and bought and sew to the arm of the jacket sign Poland like they had. I'm proud of them as a Polish myself but I'm pissed at british pilots and british politics and people that didn't appreciated polish pilots and didn't let them be on the parade when war ended and when they blamed Polish Pilots for everything
Natalia, ignore tha BS and lies peddled to you by your socialist lefty education. If it hadn't been for the British & French declaration of war in 1939, regardless of their inability to give meaningful support to Poland in its "hour of need", or if the UK had surrendered in june 1940 after the collapse of France (as the ENTIRE world expected us to) then Poland would have remained under nazi domination for DECADES. Remember that apart from Britain and France (who between them collectively squandered 1.1 million of their own citizen's lives, as well as both bankrupting themselves as nations) absolutely NO ONE in the so called "international community" raised a finger or cared whether Poland existed or not in 1939.
Without the continued opposition of the British empire to nazism from June 1940 onwards, opposition which bankrupted the UK and cost her 460,000 of her citizen's lives, there would have been:
NO D-Day and war in the Meditteranean to draw sizeable wehrmacht resources from the war on the Eastern Front.
NO strategic bombing of German cities and war industries.
NO interdiction of German global sea trade by the Royal Navy.
NO massive supply of weapons and war materiel from the west to the USSR, once their former allies nazi Germany had turned on them.
NO utterly crucial strategic intelligence courtesy of Britain's (not Poland's before you say it) "ULTRA" program.
With the result that the USSR would have collapsed somewhere in 1942/43, leaving the nazis in control of the whole of Europe, and their extermination camps still operating on Polish soil into the 1950s, 60s, or even 70s.
For those Ignorant modern day Poles, on your way out, please remember to kneel at the altar dedicated to the combined 1.1 million lives sacrificed by the UK and France in order to topple the nazism that was murdering and torturing YOUR country when NOBODY else cared whether you lived or died.
And for all current honourable, and deeper thinking Poles, please accept our best wishes from the UK.
Many armchair historians here but noone notices that eight 0.303 Brownings at 1200 rpm go da-ka-da-ka.
Sorry, mistaking...🤔
The bf109 should have climbed hard after his failed attack to either try again later or leave.
Fighter pilot are you? So you have experience of air combat?
@@JimWalsh-rl5dj if you understand the strengths and weaknesses of the hurricane and the 109 then it seems like the logical thing to do.
I can't comment on what goes through a fighter pilots head mid combat though.
They'd be running on pure adrenaline.
@@CRANIEL9 Look, having trained in combat and doing it for 14 years, never ever attack and climb, your quarry will raise his nose and blast you. In combat, adrenalin is brown, you shit yourself
@@JimWalsh-rl5dj thanks for the reply.
I didn't know that.
@@CRANIEL9 No probs, what you do is break and pull hard to the buffet
my gandfather worked with poles in battle of britan. he always like them a lot and even met with them in krakow in poland after 2 ww
Lucky for the Hollywood pilots that the German's always fired blanks. The 109 fires at almost, point blank, range and doesn't make a hit (with either canon or MG's), yet the Hurri undertakes amazing stunts to get bedind the 109, catches up with the 109 (manages to hit it from a greater range) despite the Hurricane being possibly 50mph slower than the 109! Amazing!
And yet the Poles slaughtered them, funny that isn't ?
@@ryansta When I was a nipper one of the old fellows in my village had been a Hurricane pilot before during and after BOB and he told me that the Poles had something that the Jerries diddnt, which was a pathological hatred of their enemy who had invaded their country and burned many of their villages.
@@BradBrassman ua-cam.com/video/cr_4oXe8aNw/v-deo.html
-Gute Jagd
-Crash landing imminent,hilfe
This movie is unfortunately only waste of time.I gave up after half of hour. Poor computer effects, unrealistic flight model.
leaving out the CGI etc, in reality the 109 would shot the hurricane down on the first attempt because he had complete surprise. I appreciate there’s a need to spin a good yarn but film makers need to approach the subject with some element of reality.
Way too quick manouvers
you wanna do slow manoeuvres when someones trying to kill you
Siwek Kazimierz Pilot 315 Mustang III Oficer RAF. You Tube.
They call him Pancakes, that mean the 303 pilot is Urbanowics. Yeah....that german pilot so dead...
Isn’t it something that Hollywood is not interested in making a movie about the Battle of Britain? It must be because Hollywood doesn’t want Polish heroes.
What 147 Pilots out of 3000? There were FAR more British heroes than Polish in the battle of Britain.
@@walterkronkitesleftshoe6684 You may be right about that. However, as far as the RAF organization units, i.e., squadrons were concerned, it was the Polish squadron that was the best. The Squadron 303 had the highest kill ratio. Didn’t it?
@@jurekprzychodzen6454 While celebrating the bravery, skill and success of Polish "Kościuszko" 303 sqd, the top scoring RAF squadron of the battle of Britain, also remember the other nationalities who flew as part of the squadron during the battle and who contributed SO much to its success.
Polish "Kościuszko" 303 Sqd total kill tally - 58.5 confirmed kills
Squadron commander, Sqd Ldr Ronald Gustave Kellett (British) - 5 confirmed kills
"A" Flight commander, Fl Lt John Alexander Kent (Canadian) - 6 confirmed kills
"B" Flight commander, Fl Lt Athol Stanhope Forbes (British) - 7 confirmed kills.
Sgt pilot Josef František (Czechoslovakian) - 17 confirmed Kills.
We in the UK remember ALL the pilots (and NOT just the Polish ones).
@@walterkronkitesleftshoe6684 I am not trying to take away the individual accomplishments of the 303 Sqd. pilots. However, more important than the individual accomplishment is the team performance. Even though the pilots’ performance was measured by the number of kills, without them supporting each other and working as a team, they would not have been able to accomplish this level of success. Btw, do you know what we, in Poland, remember the most? - It’s the fact that those pilots were not allowed to participate in the victory parade, when the war was over. SHAME!!! Looking at the big picture, i.e., the fact that Polish government in exile was forced to pay for the upkeep of the military that was fighting to accomplish not Polish but British military objectives with Polish gold reserves, the fact that British government patronized the effort to take the credit for breaking the code of the Enigma encoding machine accomplished by Polish scientists, and having made gen. Sosabowski a scapegoat for the failure of the Operation Market Garden, it all adds up to a pattern. The biggest factor in this pattern the fact that Polish government entered the alliance with Britain based on the British guarantee of military security for Poland, which was A DECEPTION. Your government had neither a plan, nor the military potential to liberate Polish territory. In conclusion, the British pre-war government, as well as the wartime one, was nothing but a BUNCH OF CROOKS! SHAME!!!
@@jurekprzychodzen6454 More of the same complete bollocks.
1. You were the ONLY country who got TWO invites to the victory march and ignored them BOTH.
2. Why do you present day, honourless, freeloading Poles expect the UK taxpayer to pay for Poland's part in freeing YOUR country from Nazism? Not ours.
c'mon! even DCS has better graphics...
The Me-109 had three machine guns in 1940. Mauser 151/20 cannon and two Rheinmetall Borsig 7.92. The under wing gondola guns were in the later types armaments.
Plus that initial burst would have cut the Hurricane in half
@@SuccessShared Yes. These "Messers" with these armament shot down many B-17 Flying Fortresses and B-24 Liberators. The allied pilots called the Mauser Motorkanone "pneumatic hammer". 4 bullets were enough to kill a fighter plane, cc. 25 to a bomber from a Mauser or Oerlikon cannon.
@@balazsboth5344 No they did fucking well not. In the air you can only hear and feel your own armament
They had to shot from 50-60 meters. My grandfather's friend was László Molnár, the first Hungarian ace pilot. His grave is in our town, Sopron, Hungary. You can see in the Internet. He wrote his experiences in his diary. His Me-109 name was "Erzsike", it means in Englis: Lizzy. The black 66... A P 51 pilot killed him, hanging on his parachute above Káld, Hungary.
@@balazsboth5344 Hungarian pilots by comparison to poles were excellent pilots and very honourable
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Real life Time Lords
So he’s flying a hurricane and a spitfire at the same time??? Take a good look
when?
303 Productions // I made a mistake,I checked it again after reacting three months ago and saw it was a hurricane all the time. At first I thought seeing a under belly of a spitfire @1.30 but it wasn’t 😊oeps
Higly un realistic the brit should have got down at the first engagement, Germán pilots normaly don't miss a easy target
Germans generally did not cope with Poles :D
Not all Luftwaffe pilots were Zee Red Barron you realize..?!
@@Litwinus Really? The Germans arse fucked them in Poland
Except one Erich Hartmann
In the first scene i saw ME109 straffing with so much bullet But none hit the hurricane though, is he rookie?
In adittion BF109 had no more than 20 cannon rounds in the wings so after few seconds straffings in that way it should be out of ammo
@@ACC-hs1zq ACC 1977 yaps, back to the pilot him self if he is a virtuoso then he no need so much round to be wasting only with 1-5 burst then he make kill & save more ammo e.g. hans joachim marseille
Cannon armed versions of the Bf 109E had 2 x MG FF 20mm with a 60 round drum (7 seconds of fire at about 520 rounds per minute).
@@rexor1390 german fighter has better armament than british fighter
As said the Bf109e had 60 rounds for each of its two 20mm cannons, plus 1000 for each of its two 7.92mm mg’s. But it should also be remembered that the Hurricane could take a lot of damage due to its fabric covering which was used over the fuselage. As for the German fighter being better armed? True. Until the British managed to make the 20mm Hispano cannons reliable, then the match evened out.
That is the worst sounding Merlin engine I've ever heard. Did that Hurricane have a gypsy major fitted?
No Bill, both fighters shown were making Merlin sounds, the German was a Bouchon
@@JimWalsh-rl5dj I dont think so. Both are cgi. The 109 has its exhaust at the bottom of the engine cowling depicting a Daimler benz engine. I was being sarcastic in my original post..
@@bangkokbill4035 I know old chap! I watched only about 30 seconds, it was total shite
@@JimWalsh-rl5dj How can you judge a whole movie just from the first 30 seconds?
@@BucketBucket275 It was shite, that is why. The poles like to revise history because they were cowards. Their air force lasted three days agaisnt the Germans and then magically, they come along in batman outfits and save Britain. BULLSHITE
... Wouldn't the 109 climb better (fuel injection,over carbs!),and possible faster in a strait line, depending on exact model ?.
109 E
ABSOLUTLY, the Hurricanes could NOT catch them, they COULD though, out turn them EASILY,
@@scottleft3672 I thought as much,i seem to of recall reading it ,back along 👍😎.
@@DJJAW11 No worries mate.
The Spitfire with the constant speed unit could outclimb the 109, out turn which is why they were fucked by the end of September when even Hitler knew they could not win, he has also realised that the Royal Navy was the most powerful in the world at that time so any crossing of the channel would see his troops wiped out
Z skomplikowane in english
Polish warrior legends
Hitler made a fw190 and it and it had a bmw engine
Er no, it was designed by Kurt Tank not fucking hitler
Time War be like
Did the Brit government ever apologize for their treatment of the Poles after they helped secure victory?
Any apologies if any, should be coming from Germany.
bro we didin't even get the money from germans after ww2 any other country even some that were not even touched by germny get but not us and we had the most dificult ones there were many deathcamps and Auchwitz was biuld in where Poland
if only spain and portugal joined the axis and germany cut off Gibraltar and malta, then britain definitely would have fallen. because then germany would have had enough time to build the electrodiesel subs and jets and finally defeat britain. then the world would be a better place.
Sabaton - Aces In Exile PL. You Tube // Bloody foreigners. Untold Battle of Britain. You Tube.
A very poor comment indeed. Perhaps you are too small to understand it. Nevermind enjoy you don't call your sausage a wurst.
Now we call it : سجق
Talking of small things, the twenty pilots of 303 Squadron recorded 60 of the 1700 aircraft lost by the Germans during the Battle of Britain. (3%)
@@kensummers7757 at least they killed, and what would you do? run like a pussy for sure.... :)
Krystian Actually pussies take a bit of a pounding, especially at my gaf, so I’ll take that as a compliment! “Krystian”? Weird name. Couldn’t your mama spell?
@@kensummers7757 im sure you dont even know what you talking about, i dont think even you momma knew which idiot were coming out of her, Simple waste of Human trash :)
The Poles hated Jerry. I like the Poles. M.
@Rover Coupe - I thumbed up your comment, yet You tube doest register it apart from thumb turning blue.
Thank you. When I wrote “Jerry” I meant fascists. M.
Unrealistic under every point of view.
History says otherwise.
@@skotnica93 I'm probably wrong and correct: almost every point of view.
Bollocks it looks like PC game
PC games look better....
Better than Pearl Harbor
Almost as if it’s a low-budget movie that can’t afford the same effects as a multi-million dollar Hollywood movie.
Then go and buy XBox...
Ha! Take THAT Fritz!
No one talks german like that really no one
This squadron and the men that served deserved a better film than this. The CGI and tactics was atrocious to say the least!
A skilled pilot, comes up behind an unsuspecting obvious rookie pilot and he misses with all guns???? Not worth my time to watch.
Rookie pilot? These guys were trained in shitty planes with almost zero manoverability. And they mastered them enough to put some fight against superior german aircraft. They lost, eventually, but going from our shitty P11 to Hurricanes was a placebo. Of course, they had to have some training flights to know the plane's specifics better, but skill of flying itself was already there. It's like George Russell, who has to drive this shitty Williams, goes for testing to Mercedes and pull top laptimes.
Bennie, the Polish pilots were some of the best in the war. They didn't fare well against the Germans during the invasion of Poland not due to lack of skill but because their aircraft were obsolete and no match for the 109. Once they were put into the more modern Hurricanes, they showed exactly how skilled and professional they were. 303 Squadron, an all Polish RAF unit, had the highest kill and lowest loss ratio of any RAF squadron during the BOB. There is a great video on UA-cam about them which I highly recommend.
Yes but no body sees them
Rookie? :D You speak and you didn't even want to read who you write about. There is a situation from 09.1939 described where an unarmed school aircraft encountered 2 German fighters and maneuvered so that one crashed and the other escaped :D
Zinho : Actually, the Polish pilots flying the P11c did very well in the Polish Campaign, shooting down 3 times as many German aircraft (mostly bombers) as they lost themselves. Same ratio as British pilots in the Battle of Britain, flying Hurricanes and Spitfires.
Polska Duma w przestworzach...
Being paid for by th British flying British aircraft, and yes, the poles were so bold, they ran away like cowards from Poland
@@JimWalsh-rl5dj think before you give your opinion you little pussy, they fought that hard as no one else you little run away coward
Reksio games are Polish made s-o îs Land of War i played that game but i Will never fucking play again it was set During the Battle of Poland în 1939. It was damn hard With no dificulty also i tried after 5 tries to finish the game and i made IT to finish it.
CGI is every bad I didn’t like the movie
Terrible movie. No fighter pilot is flying like that.
Movie is not about realism (though it was wasted opportunity), its about showing history of the squadron
In war thunder you can see 360° and if you die, you just go and try again
In real life, the plane is the only thing with you in the sky, and you just know that every day you can die instantly flying and fighting for your nation
Not realistic? Not good efects?
This is war.
How it possible, single fighter meet another single fighter and they fought each other, is this true Battle of Britain?
Good question... ;)
Photo recon was ALWAYS in danger of being spotted by a patrol spread out but no....Germans flew in rotte's -2 shwarms-4 ans staffels 3X4 and kettes -3...shwarms were what the British later called Finger four formations (thankyou Douglas "Tin legs" Bader) when they adopted it, a group of 4 would split into 2, they ALWAYS fought in pairs so as to have each others backs...a fighter and a wingman (interchangable), originally, Brits flew in Vic formation which was 3 in an arrow shape, with 4 Vics, amounting to 12 aircraft in all, so...unless they were somehow seperated, it's possible but unlikely...VERY unlikely in normal ops, training might be the exeption, but the chances of meeting a likewise trainee lost or on recon...never happen....in my humble opinion.
Air combat in WW2 was always won by the aircraft with the tightest turning corcle which was both Spit and Hurri
@@scottleft3672 Again more hysterical fiction, it was Sailor Malan, Bob Tuck, Harry Broadhurst who changed fighter tactics, that is why the British and Commonwealth won the Battle of Britain. Next we will see a polish remake of the dambusters with all polish pilots. And by the way, Bader who was a prick of a man, only fought 5 times in the Battle
@@JimWalsh-rl5dj You should look up the Kosiusko squadron.
googles made in china, synthetic furs on jacket, and a hurricane diving faster than a 109, what about carburator against injection? Stupid movie…..
Actually it's not stupid movie but rather sad, very, very sad that producers of this ....it are so disrespectful for those real heroes.... Very, very, very sad.
Probably not a bad film, maybe it would of had potential, however. I really wish film makers would carry out research fully!!!!!!!!
Never in the field of human conflict, has a Rolls Royce Merlin engine ever sounded like that.
That horrid annoying whine is something more reminiscent to an air cooled engine, maybe something like a Harvard. Just an observation.
Ridicoulous dogfight scenes, that movie is an insult to all the brave polish pilots who fought with the RAF !
Yet another Polish Battle of Britain film where the Brits and Commonwealth pilots are saved by the Brave Polska?? No thanks.
Hooray, I am sure the 1700 UK and 500 Commonwealth fighter pilots gave out a huge sigh when the Poles arrived after having run away from Poland like cowards
@@JimWalsh-rl5dj - cowards ? their country and others France belgium were overwhelmed by a much superior force they would have overrun us if it wasn't for the polish pilots joining the RAF - we needed them get your facts right
@@alanjones6359 France had a much larger and more nodern Army than Germany, 2.5 times more in uniform mechanised, the Germans till 1941 were 80% horse drawn, they ran away. The polish population we running at about the same size as Germany in 1935 and again, they had one of the most modern mechanised army in the World, but a piss poor and badly trained airforce. Most troops ran away. Belgium surrendered and its king was given a Schloss in Bavaria by Hitler for the duration of the war. Now you say that 47 ppolish pilots saved the UK because they joined battle two weeks before it was over? So you get your fucking historical facts correct you knobber
@@JimWalsh-rl5dj what a load of bollocks - our troops were beaten back to dunkirk totally overwhelmed - my dad served in the RAF and was trained by a polish pilot said he was very skilled they took risks not opening fire on enemy aircraft until 100 yards away had the biggest kill rate in the battle of Britain we owe em
Well its a historical fact that the czech and the poles rescued britain in the BoB of 1940. Without these pilots, the RAF fighter-command would have collapsed. Its funny when you think that 70 years later, england is living a collective lie when it comes to WW2...
Unrealistic bullshit.
One of the badest movies i‘ve ever seen.
Bad dialogs, bad arial scence, everything about that movie is bad.
so is your spelling
@@jefffogey2903 Well you write back to him in his own language then
@@JimWalsh-rl5djnot all commonwealth aces were British, there were Scottish, polish and Czech aces too
Totally unrealistic, almost absurd
The 109 would have ran outof ammunition in the first few seconds. Looks wank
Well, amamzing how my comments are blocked. This polish seditious propaganda is disigenuous and untrue
Lol what a lie, me109 would destroy that hurricane lol cmon guys.
303 Polish squadron had the largest number of kills AS WELL as the highest kills to lossed ratio, better than any others even the English...Hurricanes had the highest number of kills in the BB, one pilot shot down 5 in one day, with 19 downed by another pilot in his Hurricane during the 7 week long battle, they were tough with FOUR 20mm cannon, as opposed to the spitfires 8 303's, but it was the explosive ammo that mattered most, Hurricanes could out turn an Me109 as well as a Spitfire, but couldn't catch them if they ran....the Hurries were liked as much as Spits.
scott left at the opening of the war it’s possible, probably shot down Stuka dive bombers. Later in the war the model bf109 reigned supreme until the later model spits cane out at which point he fw190 butcher bird handled no problem. Sheer endless numbers of planes is what the British got by begging America for help
Also you take away the wine and women from the Polish your in serious trouble! Don’t mess with the Polish.
@@garyseeseverything8615 Sorry pal, do some ACTUAL research and you will see that the 109E was unable to turn as well or as fast as a Hurricane, this made the difference, the yanks were not even in the war at this point, the simple fact IS...the vaunted, superior Luftwaffe, had their arses handed to them...by THE FEW...lol.
scott left UA-cam Greg’s airplanes and automobiles, that’s exactly what I do. Hawkers shot down stukas not mecerdez Benz bf109. Look at Greg’s channel it’s insane detailed.
Very poor movie, poor effects , same Luftwaffe
bombers at all times, very poor casting , boring
movie and fully adjusted to our present era society
Tell hollywood you are addicted.
@@scottleft3672 You have already told us you are stupid
The Polish are good ... At hating.
Says a fucking Irishman
This film is total bollocks. There were only 47 Polish fighter pilots who entered the Battle on the 7th September, too late to make any difference. Compare that to the 1700 British pilots. Yet again jonny foreigner tries to revise history also, remember, WW2 started because the Poles did fuck all to prepare or defend themselves. It is an insult to the British and Commonwealth pilots to give the poles this sort of cred.
@Howard Pearcey Sorry laddie, no only 47. Plus the Polish did not have three times kill ratio during WW2, they had very large casualties. What a stupid ill read twat you are
And?
Fury in the Skys 😂😂😂
Very poor movie, poor effects , same Luftwaffe
bombers at all times, very poor casting , boring
movie and fully adjusted to our present era society