The last time there was an event where Me-163s were put against historical opponents...it didn't go well for the Americans even though they had double the player count.
Frank Whittle was the first who think about the jet engine but Hans von Ohain was the first who build it (with some tricks to get more time) but both got the recognition for invention it because they did it independently from each other
Neither Frank Whittle, nor Hans von Ohain, or Henri Coandă or Secondo Campini. The idea of "reaction engines" exited 2000 years earlier in Greece. The key innovation was that both Frank Whittle (first) and Hans von Ohain (second, independently) were able to harness a little of the exhaust energy to drive an intake fan, the turbo-jet engine (Germans were in first all jet flying aircraft, followed by UK).
@@aydinali5381 It's a different topic that I'm suggesting, just like how they do the "Pages of history" with tanks and planes, they could do about vehicle mounted machine guns.
Yeah, i thought, they could make a hurricane with one propeller blade wooden as a tribute for Bruce's dad. Watch ,,Never in a Hurri" video from wt channel, you'll get it.
this one I read but haven't confirmed yet by comparing to other aircraft at the time, is that the Bristol beaufighter was the first plane designed with RADAR in mind or one of the variants were designed with RADAR installation as apart of the base design instead of something added later on.
It is important to note that while Frank Whittle first had the idea, the German jet development was independent from it because it was kept under tight locks by the military and Hans Papst von Ohain came to a very similar conclusion on how to power modern planes in the early 30s without knowing of Whittle's work. Part of the reason why German jet engines are notably different in design, they are axial to the British radial variant. The US never equipped Sabres with Missiles, only export versions got them as the US had already moved on to more modern planes or planned to. The first use of Sidewinders was by Taiwanese Sabres in a conflict with PRC China.
Wasn't the B-29's bomber with it's pressurised cabin a pretty import breaktrough for altitude and range advantages? Also would be interesting to hear about the first aircraft to land on a carrier.
1:35 I beg to differ. The first jet engine was invented as far as 2000 years ago. You know that guy Hero from Alexandria, and his invention called Hero's engine? That's technically the first jet engine in existence. But ok, we're talking modern jet engines here. So the first modern(ish) jet engine was built in 1910 by that guy called Coanda (also known for the discovery of "Coanda effect"). It was primitive, the compressor was powered by an ordinary piston engine, but it was the first airborne jet engine. And the first patent for an aircraft jet engine was granted to Maxime Guillaume in 1921. So Whittle wasn't the first to think about aircraft jet engine, wasn't even first to build it. Yes, he did a lot to improve the design and i'm not denying it, but to say he invented the jet engine is quite an overstatement.
I would like to point out an error in your information, the first Sabre to break the sound barrier was NOT a F-100 but in fact was a CA-27 Sabre (Australian) broke the sound barrier in a 5-10 degree dive over Port Phillip Bay, 2 minute flight away from Commonwealth Aircraft Corporation Fishermen’s Bend, Melbourne
In war thunder the earliest made aeroplane you can get up to the speed of sound, even in level flight is the Me163, though you don’t get much usage out of an interceptor 15km high and with 1 min to 1:30 of fuel left
Harrier is the first ADOPTED V-TOL aircraft the first V-TOL aircraft is the Snecma C-450 Coléoptère and for jets either the Mirage IIIV or Dassault Balzac V
Weren't there other bombers that were able to carry atomic bombs before the B-29? The only difference why they chose the B-29 was the effective range if I'm right. But I'm not shure.
@@threnn9509 a couple of specialised Lancasters was originally meant to carry the A bomb but the US owned the bomb and went for the B 29 when it was available .
@@randombritishguy2686 I don't know if I'm right but wasn't the Liberator also able to carry an A-Bomb before the B-29 but it simply lacked the range of the B-29?
Pretty sure the MiG-17 could break the sound barrier and came out before the F-100. Also worth mentioning that the MiG-15 was actually the first aircraft design *theoretically capable* of breaking the sound barrier (but was never tested because of the risks)
@@Loup-mx7yt nor the did the russians. it's funny how, after the war, the world powers had complete access to blueprints, mockups and completed examples of german jet engines; yet, they still opted to acquire british engines, from which they developed their jet programmes.
VTOL aircraft. In Air RB in the Harrier, I can simply act as a helicopter, and destroy an entire medium/heavy tank line; as long as everybody is focused in air to air fighting. Theres also been times where maneuvering with VTOL has come in handy. Making dogfights a breeze; especially when equipped with air to air missiles.
Even if the breaktroughs are old or seem insignificant today, some pre-World-War-2 aircraft designs made a huge impact for history and aircraft development. Like the first dive bombers to G-lock in a dive, or the first "dumb" rocket air kill, which I believe goes to USSR against Japanese bombers. We also have one of the first gunship helicopters, UH-1 "Huey", which lead to the development of one of the first dedicated attack helicopters, AH-1 Cobra.
Just a side note here on the Sabre. The F-86 was easily able to break Mach 1 in a dive. The importance of the F-100 Super Sabre was being able to break the sound barrier in level flight. I've read arguments (Sourced from the Smithsonian Air and Space Magazine) that indicated George Welch to be the first Supersonic pilot, before Chuck Yeager, in the F-86 prototype. Whether he actually did or not is not clear, and will probably be forever a mystery.
The HE-162 was the first plane to break the sound barrier. It could only achieve it in a dive though. And I believe Luftwaffe pilots were afraid of causing the sonic boom so they stopped doing full powered dives.
@@brimstone1355 it is. It's only strengths are armor and gun, it's gun is inconsistent and it's armor is vulnerable to to common heat projectiles. It's slower than 99% of tanks and bigger than 99% of tanks. It cannot maneuver and thus, is easy pickings for any plane.
I think the X4 deserves a little more credit. Especially when you elaborate on how you decided to include the aircraft you did, ie. produced en masse and designed for that purpose. The X4 certainly checks both of those boxes. Saying it wasn't "operational" is really nitpicky and (possibly false depending on how you categorize firing "tests" at enemy aircraft) is usually only brought up when two designs enter service at similar times. In this case, there is almost a decade between the two.
First ALL METAL aircraft (excluding control surfaces), THAT is the most important breakthrough of all. More streamlined, more durable, and would not rot and turn into compost in 2 years. It was only in early 1930's mass production of all metal aircraft was possible. In game the first built is most likely the French Dewoitine D.371.
This is why I consider Argentine military tech tree a good option for war thunder. The list below is made by me from my humble knowledge considering aircraft and tanks that are innovation for the video game and others that are already created. Added to this list, Argentina would integrate well the list of countries due to its conflict over the Malvinas Islands with Great Britain and because it did not add maps of it to the game. Argentine aeronautical history is highly respected throughout the world and it proved its ability when it had to. Of course I may have forgotten about other military instruments that may be suitable for the game. Argentine aviation: - Nieuport 28C-1 Bebé (1919 / 1925) - Fighter - Ansaldo A.1 Balilla (1919) - Fighter - Dewoitine D-21 (1927 / 1941) - Fighter Dewoitine D-25 (1927 / 1934) - Fighter - Bristol F-2B Fighter (1920 / 1933) - Fighter - Fokker D-XI (1926 / 1927) - Fighter - Corsair V-65 ( 1931 / 1940) - Navy - Consolidated PBY-5A Catalina (1941 / 1950) - Navy Bomber - F-4U (1955) - Navy Fighter - Martin PBM Mariner (1955) - Navy Bomber - North American AT-6C (1955) - Navy - Vought F4U5 Corsair (1955) - Navy Fighter - Grumman F9F Panther (1955) - Navy Fighter - Consolidated P2Y “Ranger” ( 1931 / 1940) - Navy - Curtiss 68 Hawk III (1936 / 1947) - Fighter - Curtiss 75 Hawk (1939 / 1960) - Fighter - Curtiss 79 Hawk IV (1936 / 1947) - Fighter - FMA Ae.M.B.2 ( 1936 / 1938) - Bomber (Argentinean made) - Martin 139WAA (1937 / 1948) - Bomber - Northrop 8A-2 (1937 / 1949) - Bomber - North American SNJ-5C 2-A-304 (1947-1970) - Bomber - North American T-28F Fennec 3-A-333 (1966-1971) - Bomber - FMA I.Ae.22 DL ( 1944 / 1955) - Trainer (Argentinean made) - FMA I.Ae.27 Pulqui I ( 1947 / 1957) - Fighter (Argentinean made. It was the first aircraft of this type to be manufactured in Latin America, and the ninth worldwide.) - Gloster Meteor ( 1946 / 1970 ) - Fighter - FMA I.Ae.33 Pulqui II ( 1948 / 1960) - Fighter - Avro 694 Lincoln (1947 / 1967) - Bomber - Avro 683 Lancaster (1947) - Bomber - Fiat G.59 (1949 / 1950) - Fighter - BAC Canberra (1970 / 2000) - Bomber - FMA IA-58 Pucará (1974) - fighter-bomber (Argentinean made) - Fiat G-55I (1947) - Fighter - MS-760 (1972) - Trainer (First jet aircraft built in series in Latin America.) - IA-24 Calquín (1946) - Atacker (Argentinean made) - IA-35 Huanquero (1958) with three versions - Bomber - Northrop 8-A2 (1935) - Dive Bomber - IAe.30 Ñamcu (1948) - Fighter (Argentinean made, It broke the speed record for propeller planes not surpassed to date. Finally, the serie of this project was cancelled.) - BAC Canberra (1970 / 2000) - Bomber - Douglas A-4Q Skyhawk (1971) - Navy Fighter-bomber - Douglas A-4B (1971) - Fighter-bomber - Aermacchi MB-339A (1981) - Navy trainer used in Malvinas conflict. - Turbomentor T-34C1 () - Navy trainer used in Malvinas conflict. - North American F-86F Sabre (1960 / 1986) - Fighter - Dassault Mirage IIID/E (1973) - Fighter - Dassault Mirage 5 (1982) - Fighter - Dassault Mirage IIIB/C (1983) - Fighter - IAI Dagger/Finger (1978) - Fighter - Super Etendard (1980) - Navy Fighter - Mirage M5 Mara (1982 / 2015) - Fighter Bomber (Borrowed from Peru to Argentina during Malvinas conflict.) - FMA IA-63 Pampa (1984) - Fighter trainer (Argentinean made) - Lockheed Martin A-4 Fighting Hawk (1997) - Fighter bomber Helicopters: - Hughes OH-6 Cayuse - Agusta-Bell 206B1 - Eurocopter AS332B Super Puma -Bell UH-1H Iroquoisc Tanks: - Vickers Garden - Lloyd (1934 / 1937) - Nahuel DL 43 (1940) - Sherman M4 (1946) - Sherman Firefly (1947) - M41 Walker Bulldog (1966) - AMX-13 (1966) - M60 (1976) - 1978 Sherman - SK-105 (1980) - TAM (1981) - TAM 2C (2013) - TAM 2 IP (2018) Thanks!
I believed that it was in 1958 that the ROCAF first use the AIM-9 to shoot down several Mig-17. It was the first combat in human history utilize an air to air missile
It'd be also welcome to discuss design innovations that get a bit less of a spotlight, such as radio guided precision munitions developments out of Japan and the US (such as the sea-skimming anti-ship Ki-147 and Ki-148, or the surface to air radio proximity fusing Funryu for Japan, and the guided bombs AZON and BAT for the US), aerial torpedo designs such as the Type 91 and mark 13 might also be worth spotlighting, as extremely shallow run torpedoes and stabilizing fins and boxes dramatically improved drop speed, altitude, and reliability, allowing for notably improved strike performance. As far as additional firsts to consider, there's the first all-metal carrier borne aircraft of the A5M, while not as glamorous, I believe certainly worth noting for showcasing the global trend towards more advanced carrier aircraft.
Better than the tank firsts. Still find it confusing you didn't note the M3 medium tank for the stabilizer part when it is in game , modelled with it, and the direct predecessor to both in reality and in WT. Also great to see honorable mentions of vehicles not quiet in game yet though I must say: When can we expect the British night fighter Blenheims, Mosquitos, and Beaufighters? Perhaps someday. I am still impressed overall with all the creative use of skins and vehicles to represent ones not in game (US Sabre with Sidewinders, Pola as Roma, Me 262 with a rocket to represent a missile, etc)
Ohain designed an engine which was different to that of Whittles design, not only that he got it into the air first using a Heinkel airframe. Whittle's design was more complicated, look at the Jumo 004 and then at Whittle's engine, the German design was sleeker and produced more power.
Turbo compressor jet engines were not invented by the British, in the first patent for an axial flow turbojet was made in France in 1921 by Maxime Guillaume. Though the concept was already known and proposed around all Europe.
Will you guys ever reduce the repair costs for the b29 and make it you know... playable. Since it’s one of the most famous ww2 bombers in history a lot of people want to play it but can’t because if they do and die, they’ll lose like1/4 of all their silver lions from one game
Last time I was this early the B 29 cost 74k silver lions to repair
Wait how much does it cost to repair now?!
@@justsomeytuserd6456 One kidney, a bit of liver, and your left leg.
@@justsomeytuserd6456 30k I think
its okay the F4U-4B will get there sooner or later
@@lemarchedesbananes8082 30K HA I wish is 60k to repair
How many new inventions were made because of you?
WWII: Yes
More like Germany lol
WW1 : Um.... Guys?
@@bayuakbar1664 sorry grandfather
@@bayuakbar1664 ;p;
God this joke needs to die
6:37 Friendliest "Bye" ive ever heard
He ment buy
@@P455w0rds why would he randomly say "buy"
@@unfixability its gaijin after all
2:22
Very rare footage showed by Gaijin studio 163 shooting down a bomber
Imagine using a plane for its intended role and not to kill f 86 sabers
@@nico-uz6nq
Arcade you meet saber
"Realistic" you meet saber
"""SiMuLaTorR""" you fight against gues who?
Saber 😂
Meanwhile in the game, the 20mm 163 fights against supersonic aircraft because why not.
The last time there was an event where Me-163s were put against historical opponents...it didn't go well for the Americans even though they had double the player count.
I never use anything in the 6.0 to 7.0 range i always get uptiered to 9.0-10.7
Frank Whittle was the first who think about the jet engine but Hans von Ohain was the first who build it (with some tricks to get more time) but both got the recognition for invention it because they did it independently from each other
Actually Henri Coandă was the first to come with such a concept in 1910, though it's not clear if ever got airborne.
Neither Frank Whittle, nor Hans von Ohain, or Henri Coandă or Secondo Campini. The idea of "reaction engines" exited 2000 years earlier in Greece. The key innovation was that both Frank Whittle (first) and Hans von Ohain (second, independently) were able to harness a little of the exhaust energy to drive an intake fan, the turbo-jet engine (Germans were in first all jet flying aircraft, followed by UK).
Von Ohain and Whittle created different types of jet engines von Ohain's design is in modern jet aircraft
@@OberstVogel yes, this is the real one
@@michaelmckinnon1591 so is Whittles they are turbo props
Did you miss anything? Yes. US sabres having misiles in game
I was just typing a comment about that
Also i think we got a hint at italian battlesships
6:02 but that may alrdy be in game, im not good at identifying italian ships
@@AJ_on_One1 they used a Pola to represent Roma. No new Italian battleship
Yeah I was gonna say that 😂
Could you do a series about machine guns used in tanks and their history? Like the french MAC 31, the german MG34, the soviet DT, etc...
@@aydinali5381 why
@@aydinali5381 It's a different topic that I'm suggesting, just like how they do the "Pages of history" with tanks and planes, they could do about vehicle mounted machine guns.
@@aydinali5381 and so is our lives :)
@@aydinali5381 ??? Do you even understand what I'm saying ?
@@aydinali5381 to destroy no armor thinks like russian milk truck :) unless you are one of the few who carry HE to battle
Gaijin: Using aim 9 sidewinder on a f86 sabre
Me: *Confused screaming*
Hopefully they’re adding it
Just a USAF camo on the Japanese F-86F-40 sadly.
They should've mentioned the F-104 which passed the speed of mach 2
it also holds the record for being one of the most suicidal aircraft to fly hense the nickname "widowmaker"
@@richiec604 There was a saying in Germany that if you wanted a Starfighter, all you had to do was buy a field and wait.
mach 2 isn't a barrier in the same sense that mach 1 is though.
@@richiec604 "the specialized aircraft with the most misguided marketing campaign"
The stupidest jet ever to be mass produced?
ok, where is my beauteful Ho 229? This plane deserve some spotlight too.
Why tho
@@topherlzs8l Dorito
@@topherlzs8l Dorito
@@topherlzs8l Dorito
@@topherlzs8l the Go 229 was the first jet powered flying wing in history
I think Gaijin should add a named vehicle for Bruce as a little thanks for doing a good job on these videos
Yeah, i thought, they could make a hurricane with one propeller blade wooden as a tribute for Bruce's dad. Watch ,,Never in a Hurri" video from wt channel, you'll get it.
Title: "Glorious firsts"
At end of video: *AcKhUalLy AlL tHe aIrcRafTs wE jUsT sHowN wErEnT tHE fIrSt tO dO iT*
brUh
2:40
*cough cough* not in game!
Also, for me it’s the first use of an unmanned defensive turret on the blenheim
When you have a drunken anime girl identifying aircraft: Not in game...
However it was Historically Accurate to the Description
@@MegaExCaliber what do you mean?
@@irinashidou9524 irl
this one I read but haven't confirmed yet by comparing to other aircraft at the time, is that the Bristol beaufighter was the first plane designed with RADAR in mind or one of the variants were designed with RADAR installation as apart of the base design instead of something added later on.
when the show you an American Sabre with a pair of sidewinders but no one of the USA tech tree has one yet lmap
Its a Japanese sabre with a skin
@@lior_theboom why would they do this
@@shmurkles6652 gaijin moment
It is important to note that while Frank Whittle first had the idea, the German jet development was independent from it because it was kept under tight locks by the military and Hans Papst von Ohain came to a very similar conclusion on how to power modern planes in the early 30s without knowing of Whittle's work. Part of the reason why German jet engines are notably different in design, they are axial to the British radial variant.
The US never equipped Sabres with Missiles, only export versions got them as the US had already moved on to more modern planes or planned to. The first use of Sidewinders was by Taiwanese Sabres in a conflict with PRC China.
f-105 Thunderchief almost there yet?
Please
its gonna be useless.
@@m1a1abrams3 who cares we want our bomby boi
@@The_Irish_Fox play f100
@@m1a1abrams3 “N O”
Hello, Gaijin. I have one question. What is the airspeed velocity of an unladen swallow?
African or European?
I don’t know that
African or European?
dam i havent played war thunder in a week im breaking the addiction YEEAAAH
The curse can't be broken. The snail will make you play 24/7 again eventually.
I haven’t played the game in over a month.
I haven't played for 4 days and im itching my fingers to play🥺🥺
Im proud of you!!!
I can t let it go!
YOOOO POGGERS LETS GO
Mig-17 record, first jet aircraft with the tightest turn rate until the record was broken by the F-16
Jet aircraft do you mean
@@justyourdad4469 yea i do mean that
@@coreytrudeau3632 pretty sure a biplane can do a tighter turn, so you need to say jet aircraft
You gotta be kidding me. 4:26 shows a Sabre with missiles but the us tech tree sabres don’t have missiles. Gaijin? Am I missing something here?
Let’s just hope it’s a teaser
@@funnymonkey6994 its in the japanese tech tree it has an american sabre skin 9.3
@@big-ounce4588 aww that’s sad ☹️
This better be a teaser
@@thoubythenameofwool its in the japanese tech tree it has an american sabre skin 9.3
I just love the lockheed Martin F-104 starfighter
Gaijin, solve PS4/Xbox One perfomance problems on foruns: fps drops, ps2 textures in vehicles.. . 5 months and nothing is done
Yea. The textures on my PS4 literally don't load on my aircraft and pisses me off when I have planes like the P51-D10 with a beautiful skin
@@jameschristoffersen238 yeah same problem since the new power update
Its not only on ps4, its there on pc aswell
Speak for your self ps5 is doing amazing
@@maple1010 did we ask about your ps5?
Wasn't the B-29's bomber with it's pressurised cabin a pretty import breaktrough for altitude and range advantages?
Also would be interesting to hear about the first aircraft to land on a carrier.
the b-29 wasn‘t the first lol
not sure if this is correct, but i think the a5m4 was the first carrier based fighter, and therefore landed on a carrier/took off from a carrier
I like how they show an f-86 with aim9b with and American paint job except none of the f-86s in the us tree get aim-9s
6:15 US-Sabre with missiles?
I went to check that out immediatly...but nonw of my american sabres have missiles, i hope that this is a hint for the next update
that's probably a skin for the CL 13B or the japanese Sabre
@@lukaslibar7615 yea hoping for the same here
shame they didnt mention the I 16. it was the first low wing monoplane with retracting gear
the Yak-36 "Freehand" VTOl flew in 1963, 3 years before the harrier first flew
That was a technology demonstrator, not a fighter aircraft.
@@eb3yr my bad, I commented this not realising the video meant specifically aircraft in military service
1:35 I beg to differ. The first jet engine was invented as far as 2000 years ago. You know that guy Hero from Alexandria, and his invention called Hero's engine? That's technically the first jet engine in existence. But ok, we're talking modern jet engines here. So the first modern(ish) jet engine was built in 1910 by that guy called Coanda (also known for the discovery of "Coanda effect"). It was primitive, the compressor was powered by an ordinary piston engine, but it was the first airborne jet engine. And the first patent for an aircraft jet engine was granted to Maxime Guillaume in 1921. So Whittle wasn't the first to think about aircraft jet engine, wasn't even first to build it. Yes, he did a lot to improve the design and i'm not denying it, but to say he invented the jet engine is quite an overstatement.
I would like to point out an error in your information, the first Sabre to break the sound barrier was NOT a F-100 but in fact was a CA-27 Sabre (Australian) broke the sound barrier in a 5-10 degree dive over Port Phillip Bay, 2 minute flight away from Commonwealth Aircraft Corporation Fishermen’s Bend, Melbourne
What about I-16? It was incredible modern aircraft at that time. It wasn't biplane, it had guns in wings and it had retractable gear.
In war thunder the earliest made aeroplane you can get up to the speed of sound, even in level flight is the Me163, though you don’t get much usage out of an interceptor 15km high and with 1 min to 1:30 of fuel left
Wish I could listen to the soundtrack of the shooting range...
The Japanese were the first to never put armor on their planes
Hey, if no armor makes them turn like ufos, then let them be
The first plane ever was the first without armor
here because gaijin misspelled glorious again
Harrier is the first ADOPTED V-TOL aircraft the first V-TOL aircraft is the Snecma C-450 Coléoptère
and for jets either the Mirage IIIV or Dassault Balzac V
They probably meant the first Production VTOL fighter or military aircraft, because all those guys you listed where just prototypes
@@beaverchicken thats what he wrote in the comment
Avro Canada VZ-9 Avrocar wants to say hi.
@@snipes_1138 lmao this thing is insane 😂 nice find
The B29 was the first atomic airliner because it actually carried an atomic payload way back in 1943 and was the first plane to drop it on July 1943.
1945 tho
Weren't there other bombers that were able to carry atomic bombs before the B-29? The only difference why they chose the B-29 was the effective range if I'm right. But I'm not shure.
@@threnn9509 a couple of specialised Lancasters was originally meant to carry the A bomb but the US owned the bomb and went for the B 29 when it was available .
@@threnn9509 also higher surface ceiling (I think thats what its called?)
@@randombritishguy2686 I don't know if I'm right but wasn't the Liberator also able to carry an A-Bomb before the B-29 but it simply lacked the range of the B-29?
Shows American Sabre with missiles
Also Americans Sabre has no missiles in game
Maybe they re getting some next patch?
@@backwardsarcher5926 hopefully
The USAF Sabres didnt use Sidewinders
@@Serkay64 that’s disappointing
Pretty sure the MiG-17 could break the sound barrier and came out before the F-100.
Also worth mentioning that the MiG-15 was actually the first aircraft design *theoretically capable* of breaking the sound barrier (but was never tested because of the risks)
Frank Whittle invented the type of jet engine used in the Gloster Meteor, von Ohain invented the jet that's actually used in modern aircraft
Not really, the US didn't take much inspiration of german engines to make the f-80.
@@Loup-mx7yt nor the did the russians. it's funny how, after the war, the world powers had complete access to blueprints, mockups and completed examples of german jet engines; yet, they still opted to acquire british engines, from which they developed their jet programmes.
I-16, the world's first low-wing cantilever monoplane fighter with retractable landing gear and enclosed cockpit.
VTOL aircraft.
In Air RB in the Harrier, I can simply act as a helicopter, and destroy an entire medium/heavy tank line; as long as everybody is focused in air to air fighting.
Theres also been times where maneuvering with VTOL has come in handy. Making dogfights a breeze; especially when equipped with air to air missiles.
Delta wings or double delta wings episode? The J35 or something much earlier if it exists.
And the j35 with the cobra manoeuvre!
Mirage Delta-wing configuration, because Delta-wings are awesome and the Mirage is awesome
You missed the part where the T95 was the best tank ever made.
No Foch better 🥖🥖😭😭😤😤
Abrams best it has NEVER been killed in combat :)
@@iamcoolerthanyou8032 neither has the T95. Your point?
And the Abrams is cooler and it has CHOBORN ARMOR
@@iamcoolerthanyou8032 The Chad T95 only needs steel, not some fancy composite mix of materials.
Interviewer: who was the weirdest country during you war?
WWI:Mother Russia.
WWII: Idk maybe France.
I personally think that at the end of the day what matters is of it was the first, not if it was mass produced
as far as I can remember. the first jet engine was invented in Romania and the first plane, also in Romania.
Even if the breaktroughs are old or seem insignificant today, some pre-World-War-2 aircraft designs made a huge impact for history and aircraft development. Like the first dive bombers to G-lock in a dive, or the first "dumb" rocket air kill, which I believe goes to USSR against Japanese bombers.
We also have one of the first gunship helicopters, UH-1 "Huey", which lead to the development of one of the first dedicated attack helicopters, AH-1 Cobra.
Sad german P.1101 noises for being first supersonic jet 85% complete and inspiring the ussr and usa with their supersonic jets
Can you add an in game Boom & Zoom tutorial?
Have altitude advantage, dive, don’t lock up, climb again
They already have one just try and look it up
@@evanflessner1529 i think it’s more so for new players
On youtube
@@evanflessner1529 The "Don't lock up" part is what I'm having trouble with.
Just a side note here on the Sabre. The F-86 was easily able to break Mach 1 in a dive. The importance of the F-100 Super Sabre was being able to break the sound barrier in level flight.
I've read arguments (Sourced from the Smithsonian Air and Space Magazine) that indicated George Welch to be the first Supersonic pilot, before Chuck Yeager, in the F-86 prototype. Whether he actually did or not is not clear, and will probably be forever a mystery.
It is only a pity that not a single American Sabre does not have sidewinder rockets: /
Facts such a revolutionary missile
The HE-162 was the first plane to break the sound barrier. It could only achieve it in a dive though. And I believe Luftwaffe pilots were afraid of causing the sonic boom so they stopped doing full powered dives.
I swear it was the me163 that broke the sound barrier
@@cqpp Yeah sorry you are right. I got the planes confused.
Day 6: Bring back the Maus!
The maus is bad
@@vaguevtx5090 no its not
@@brimstone1355 it is. It's only strengths are armor and gun, it's gun is inconsistent and it's armor is vulnerable to to common heat projectiles. It's slower than 99% of tanks and bigger than 99% of tanks. It cannot maneuver and thus, is easy pickings for any plane.
The maus will not ever be added back because it simply can’t be balanced
Bring back the maus ;(
Whoever is narrating deserves a raise.
I think the X4 deserves a little more credit. Especially when you elaborate on how you decided to include the aircraft you did, ie. produced en masse and designed for that purpose. The X4 certainly checks both of those boxes. Saying it wasn't "operational" is really nitpicky and (possibly false depending on how you categorize firing "tests" at enemy aircraft) is usually only brought up when two designs enter service at similar times. In this case, there is almost a decade between the two.
Gajin could you please have a look at the repair costs on some vehicles it doesn’t balance them it just ruins playing them e.g Mig21Bis, Tu4, b29
Bruh the bis deserves that repair cost its so good
Also it’s an ai that does rep cost
First ALL METAL aircraft (excluding control surfaces), THAT is the most important breakthrough of all. More streamlined, more durable, and would not rot and turn into compost in 2 years. It was only in early 1930's mass production of all metal aircraft was possible. In game the first built is most likely the French Dewoitine D.371.
This man belongs on national geographic or something, his voice just radiates intellect
163, can't even take off: Snail "And here's a video completely ignoring that"
What about the YAK-38, First VTOL aircraft with an afterburner, and while we are at it also the first VTOL aircraft with a separate lift fan
When you don't know how to deal with ground targets so you strap a 75mm cannon onto your plane
This is why I consider Argentine military tech tree a good option for war thunder.
The list below is made by me from my humble knowledge considering aircraft and tanks that
are innovation for the video game and others that are already created. Added to this list,
Argentina would integrate well the list of countries due to its conflict over the Malvinas Islands
with Great Britain and because it did not add maps of it to the game. Argentine aeronautical
history is highly respected throughout the world and it proved its ability when it had to.
Of course I may have forgotten about other military instruments that may be suitable for the
game.
Argentine aviation:
- Nieuport 28C-1 Bebé (1919 / 1925) - Fighter
- Ansaldo A.1 Balilla (1919) - Fighter
- Dewoitine D-21 (1927 / 1941) - Fighter
Dewoitine D-25 (1927 / 1934) - Fighter
- Bristol F-2B Fighter (1920 / 1933) - Fighter
- Fokker D-XI (1926 / 1927) - Fighter
- Corsair V-65 ( 1931 / 1940) - Navy
- Consolidated PBY-5A Catalina (1941 / 1950) - Navy Bomber
- F-4U (1955) - Navy Fighter
- Martin PBM Mariner (1955) - Navy Bomber
- North American AT-6C (1955) - Navy
- Vought F4U5 Corsair (1955) - Navy Fighter
- Grumman F9F Panther (1955) - Navy Fighter
- Consolidated P2Y “Ranger” ( 1931 / 1940) - Navy
- Curtiss 68 Hawk III (1936 / 1947) - Fighter
- Curtiss 75 Hawk (1939 / 1960) - Fighter
- Curtiss 79 Hawk IV (1936 / 1947) - Fighter
- FMA Ae.M.B.2 ( 1936 / 1938) - Bomber (Argentinean made)
- Martin 139WAA (1937 / 1948) - Bomber
- Northrop 8A-2 (1937 / 1949) - Bomber
- North American SNJ-5C 2-A-304 (1947-1970) - Bomber
- North American T-28F Fennec 3-A-333 (1966-1971) - Bomber
- FMA I.Ae.22 DL ( 1944 / 1955) - Trainer (Argentinean made)
- FMA I.Ae.27 Pulqui I ( 1947 / 1957) - Fighter (Argentinean made. It was the first aircraft of
this type to be manufactured in Latin America, and the ninth worldwide.)
- Gloster Meteor ( 1946 / 1970 ) - Fighter
- FMA I.Ae.33 Pulqui II ( 1948 / 1960) - Fighter
- Avro 694 Lincoln (1947 / 1967) - Bomber
- Avro 683 Lancaster (1947) - Bomber
- Fiat G.59 (1949 / 1950) - Fighter
- BAC Canberra (1970 / 2000) - Bomber
- FMA IA-58 Pucará (1974) - fighter-bomber (Argentinean made)
- Fiat G-55I (1947) - Fighter
- MS-760 (1972) - Trainer (First jet aircraft built in series in Latin America.)
- IA-24 Calquín (1946) - Atacker (Argentinean made)
- IA-35 Huanquero (1958) with three versions - Bomber
- Northrop 8-A2 (1935) - Dive Bomber
- IAe.30 Ñamcu (1948) - Fighter (Argentinean made, It broke the speed record for propeller
planes not surpassed to date. Finally, the serie of this project was cancelled.)
- BAC Canberra (1970 / 2000) - Bomber
- Douglas A-4Q Skyhawk (1971) - Navy Fighter-bomber
- Douglas A-4B (1971) - Fighter-bomber
- Aermacchi MB-339A (1981) - Navy trainer used in Malvinas conflict.
- Turbomentor T-34C1 () - Navy trainer used in Malvinas conflict.
- North American F-86F Sabre (1960 / 1986) - Fighter
- Dassault Mirage IIID/E (1973) - Fighter
- Dassault Mirage 5 (1982) - Fighter
- Dassault Mirage IIIB/C (1983) - Fighter
- IAI Dagger/Finger (1978) - Fighter
- Super Etendard (1980) - Navy Fighter
- Mirage M5 Mara (1982 / 2015) - Fighter Bomber (Borrowed from Peru to Argentina during
Malvinas conflict.)
- FMA IA-63 Pampa (1984) - Fighter trainer (Argentinean made)
- Lockheed Martin A-4 Fighting Hawk (1997) - Fighter bomber
Helicopters:
- Hughes OH-6 Cayuse
- Agusta-Bell 206B1
- Eurocopter AS332B Super Puma
-Bell UH-1H Iroquoisc
Tanks:
- Vickers Garden - Lloyd (1934 / 1937)
- Nahuel DL 43 (1940)
- Sherman M4 (1946)
- Sherman Firefly (1947)
- M41 Walker Bulldog (1966)
- AMX-13 (1966)
- M60 (1976)
- 1978 Sherman
- SK-105 (1980)
- TAM (1981)
- TAM 2C (2013)
- TAM 2 IP (2018)
Thanks!
you missed one thing the best air to ground missle was F-104
They should have renamed it the Lawn Dart. It put so many pilots 6 feet under.
Probably
yeah you're first
@@airbus_3209 lolno
2 of the best planes ever in the Thumbnail
Here's something you missed. The Northrop F-5 was not only used by China, it was a very popular export fighter in use by many nations
Did you miss anything?
The J35D’s Cobra capability.
TL;DW Highlights:
4:45 USAF F-4D Phantom II
6:22 USAF F-86 with Sidewinders
The first invention of cobra maneuver for a jet fithger
The Draken
No mention of the Hellcat using radar in the pacific as early as 1942 huh
Dornier brought out the first vertical start plane, the Dornier Do 31 made its first successful flight in 1967 but the program was canceled
It was so cool when the other plane flew above when plane 1 was hovering
Zachmilk -217
I believed that it was in 1958 that the ROCAF first use the AIM-9 to shoot down several Mig-17. It was the first combat in human history utilize an air to air missile
F 104 was the first combat-capable aircraft to pass mach 2 and the English Electric Lightning, which was the first jet able to supercruise
My favourite has to be the English Electric Lighting - the first and only British made plane to hit mach 2
In reality, the first aircraft with verticale takeoff is the French Mirage III V in 1965. The first flight of the harrier is only in 1967
Did you miss anything? YES. The advent of the Do 17 Z-7 as the world's first 2 engine interceptor
Wrong. The first Sabre to break the sound barrier was a CAC Sabre, built in Australia.
2:26
The comet: if I can’t have a tail than neither can you
It'd be also welcome to discuss design innovations that get a bit less of a spotlight, such as radio guided precision munitions developments out of Japan and the US (such as the sea-skimming anti-ship Ki-147 and Ki-148, or the surface to air radio proximity fusing Funryu for Japan, and the guided bombs AZON and BAT for the US), aerial torpedo designs such as the Type 91 and mark 13 might also be worth spotlighting, as extremely shallow run torpedoes and stabilizing fins and boxes dramatically improved drop speed, altitude, and reliability, allowing for notably improved strike performance.
As far as additional firsts to consider, there's the first all-metal carrier borne aircraft of the A5M, while not as glamorous, I believe certainly worth noting for showcasing the global trend towards more advanced carrier aircraft.
And u missed the A5M being the first monoplane carrier-capable fighter!!!
Can we have a video on the ‘last of a kind’ vehicles. Like how you already did with the last piston engines.
Like with what, biplanes?
@@IHaevATajpo yeah maybe
the inventor of jet engine is Henri Coanda
I’d really love to see an American Kite-plane. I was thinking the f-106 Delta Dart would be pretty cool.
You guys missed the first plane's designed to take off and land on naval carriers and first planes designed with sweep wing technology
Better than the tank firsts. Still find it confusing you didn't note the M3 medium tank for the stabilizer part when it is in game , modelled with it, and the direct predecessor to both in reality and in WT.
Also great to see honorable mentions of vehicles not quiet in game yet though I must say: When can we expect the British night fighter Blenheims, Mosquitos, and Beaufighters? Perhaps someday. I am still impressed overall with all the creative use of skins and vehicles to represent ones not in game (US Sabre with Sidewinders, Pola as Roma, Me 262 with a rocket to represent a missile, etc)
Ohain designed an engine which was different to that of Whittles design, not only that he got it into the air first using a Heinkel airframe. Whittle's design was more complicated, look at the Jumo 004 and then at Whittle's engine, the German design was sleeker and produced more power.
US Sabre has missiles? Pretty sure it’s a future premium.
The me-163, the first aircraft to make you go bankrupt
Turbo compressor jet engines were not invented by the British, in the first patent for an axial flow turbojet was made in France in 1921 by Maxime Guillaume. Though the concept was already known and proposed around all Europe.
Will you guys ever reduce the repair costs for the b29 and make it you know... playable. Since it’s one of the most famous ww2 bombers in history a lot of people want to play it but can’t because if they do and die, they’ll lose like1/4 of all their silver lions from one game
I love how the me262 is a major subject in the video, and that the video has 262k views
First Rocket Fighter (at least of ww2): Bereznyak-Isayev BI-1?
1:57 it's funny how you don't explain how deadly that aircraft was
Favourite aircraft is the Avro Arrow, the fastest aircraft, faster than the super Sabre, in its time
What is that usaf saber with sidewinder?
I've never saw that one before in game
Probs just an F-40 with a user skin.
@@Circa88 ah japanese f40?
Question, why is the komet br 8.3? It seems like it just doesn't;t belong in the world of air to air missiles and such. Amazing video, btw :)
Its both too low and to high...
I think harriers were a great advanced for figther planes and also missiles are really important
us: invents sabre and equips with missiles
also us: their sabres dont have missiles lol