B-17 BOMBING RAID OF BERLIN in War Thunder! 

I guess whatever

Indeed

It’s what we all thought war thunder would be like

Simulator mode is this

⁠@@user-il6dl8ut7g I just started playing this week, is sim still pvp?

One time a tail survived when the rest of the plane was cut off!

It's inaccurate to say they had their tails cut off. Some were cut deep though.

That was very cool man

Wow

JEHDBDBDN

Although one managed to take 2 down at once with a single plane.

@@loyalpiper true

you wouldn't call it "sonderkommando" because that literally means "special command" (as in, it makes no sense)

@@FedorFox no, there was an actual squadron called "Sonderkommando Elbe" you are thinking of just sonderkommando

@@Onzaie Yeah but you still wouldn't call it "Sonderkommando" because that doesn't make sense. I don't think you quite understand what I mean (or you don't speak German). Essentially, "Sonderkommando Elbe" was a unit that literally translates to "Elbe special command" - as in the European river. Thus, you wouldn't call it "Elbe" because that's a river, you wouldn't call it "Sonderkommando Elbe" because that's the unit, and you wouldn't call it "Sonderkommando" because that's a noun (it'd have to be a verb for it to be an action). Out of the three, "committing Sonderkommando Elbe" is probably the most fitting as it is specific enough to not be confused with general German words, and can be interpreted as an action (or at least moreso than the others). Of course, I understand "Kamikaze" is itself a noun, which has taken the role of an action in English. However, I just can't get over how gramatically incorrect it sounds from a German-speaking point of view (which might explain why you think it sounds totally fine).

For me its GTA

​@@heitorcampos3124kb

It's on console

@@hotnuns69 it could also be on pc

@@wildlifeatheart993 ik

Yeah, two Me-262's And two Me-163's would Have Been great addition, Also some B-24's

Do you play

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I’m going up, so see ya later

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