Driving Victory: Ford's Historic Impact in WWII | A Short History Lesson
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- Опубліковано 7 жов 2024
- Dive into the pages of history with our latest UA-cam Shorts! 🚗✨ Explore the profound impact of Ford Motor Company during World War II. From driving innovation on the home front with civilian vehicles to becoming the powerhouse behind essential war machinery, Ford's legacy is nothing short of extraordinary. 🌐🔧 Join us for a quick journey through time as we uncover the pivotal role Ford played in shaping the course of history during WWII. 🎥🔍 #ford #ww2 #history #shorts #short #carreview #carsofyoutube #auto #car #cars #mechanic #carmaintenance #airplane #warzone #war #bomb #appreciation #thanks #soldier #blackandwhite #education #liberation #freedom #carenthusiast #fight #machine #production #tank #footage #flying #driving #america #uk #germany #russia #sovietunion #italy #france #canada #poland #japan #china #australia #newzealand #india #netherlands #belgium #norway #denmark #greece #yugoslavia #czechoslovakia #hungary #romania #bulgaria #finland #southafrica #Brazil #mexico #philippines #luxembourg
Yes, Ford made vehicles for Germany during the war also. Hitler even mentions Henry in his book Mein Kampf.
Really shows how close we all were to eating sauerkraut. Things could have played out a very different way.
@@AlphaRecoveryRepair sauerkraut, naw I choose death lol.
Didn't Ford make military vehicles for both sides of the war?
They sure did, it is a huge black eye for the company still to this day. They made so many for Germany that it made up almost a third of their motorized divisions. The manufacturing capability of Ford is almost unfathomable.
Holy crap I had no idea about that, freaking history is crazy
Side note-Usually the controllers of war, control both sides. Sugar ants and fire ants can coexist together. Out them both in a jar and they are fine, but if you shake the jar, the fire ants will attack the black ants thinking they are the cause. The military industrial complex is who shakes the jar. War is profitable to the ones shaking the jar.
Absolutely true, they also want to stretch it out as long as possible for profit. Hence why we leave all our sweet bearcats in Afghanistan. Taliban started getting too weak without any real firepower and couldn't afford it after we rolled them for 20 years.