History of Aviation (in One Take) | History Bombs 

4:25 this man deserves way more credit for doing 4 accents without missing a beat

0:02 "Pilot Episode" I see what you did there.

that moment when the red baron is using a usa uniform

I feel like the Berlin Airlift should've been mentioned as it was pretty important for flight, it was one of the first times where pilots had such tight schedules.

I liked this video but you missed a very very important person. Someone who sacrificed his life for aviation. Otto Lilienthal is a giant in aeronautical history. Aviation history is never complete without him. The aeronautical data from his numerous glider flights were the basis for any technical development after his death. Wright brothers were largely inspired by Lilienthal. It's widely believed that Lilienthal would have made the first successful powered airplane if he survived the glider accident.

You forgot to mention the invention of jet power.

0:00 a legend was born

When you see the Red Baron using a U.S.A. uniform *Sneak 100*

3:55- FROM THE DEPTHS OF HELL IN SILENCE, CAST THEIR SPELLS, EXPLOSIVE VIOLENCE, RUSSIAN NIGHT TIME FLIGHT PERFECTED, FLAWLESS VISION, UNDECTECTED!

YOU GAVE THE RED BARON A FRICKIN AMERICAN UNIFORM?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?

*Sigh*

It is crazy how fast it developed. From the first manned flight in 1903, to going to the moon in 69. Only 66 years, that is mind numbingly fast!

This left french dude acts like he forgot his text XD

Forgot to add the first jet made by Henkel towards the Me262 first jet fighter !

4:11 My brain: CANVAS WINGS OF DEATH, PREPARE TO MEET YOUR FAITH! NIGHT BOMBER REGIMENT, 588!!!

Wait a minute, what about Santos Dumont?

Night Witches? Sabaton anyone?

Wait, where is Santos Dumont Mate?

3:31 part was 🔥

No Santos Dumont and Otto Lilienthal? Come on guys!

Can you do History of Sailing or something? :D

Hey guys. This is actually really good. Keep up the good work. You have a new sub

I found it a very appealing way to give basic history notions to people as a mean to wake up their hunger for history before they dip the books! Awesome stuff, please do more! Soviet Union or the financial crisis would be fun!

Chuck Yeager 1923-2020, Rest In Peace.

even more deadly than a stale baget 3:45

Great video, regarding some other comments I feel like I need to give my two (or three) cents. 1. "X was the true pioneer of flight and you didn't mention him" They can't possibly mention everyone. They gave spotlight to people who were documented to have made significant advantages. Sir George Cayley figured out the principles of weight, lift, drag, and thrust that make flight possible. Wright Brothers, debate this as much as you like, figured out the 3-axis control of yaw, pitch, and roll. People may have flew self-powered heavier than air vehicles before them but without their revolutionary control scheme these would have no practical applications. (Video doesn't mention this but also they figured out the right wing shape. Before them people had just assumed that wings need to be symmetrical on the front-end axis) 2. "Red Baron and Rene Fonck" I had recalled that Manfred von Richtofen (who got his nickname from the color of his aircraft) became arrogant with the status of Ace but brief Wikipedia check didn't support this, instead having mention that he refuted his autobiography for being "too arrogant." In any case he continued to fly despite having suffered serious injuries during a combat mission. "Shooting down allied planes for fun" isn't the most arrogant statement but stands out when next to Rene's "Number One Pilot, for la France" 3. "Night Witches from Russia with love" didn't really fight for me since I'm Finnish. Fact remains, they don't get enough credit for their performance. Video says they dropped 3 000 tons of bombs. This is incorrect, or at least Wikipedia claims they dropped 23 000 tons. They flew during night and "Night Witches" is in fact nickname given by German troops subjected to not only explosives, but also to psychological warfare. They could never rest easy. At any moment, idle-engine biplane could be flying above them. Even radars of the time couldn't detect the wood-and-canvas air frames.

Outstanding work you guys, this video is really good! i gotta say that enjoyed it and you guys have earned yourself a new sub. Bravo and keep up the good work!

I Love This History Bomb + iv added it to my watch later and i watch it over and over agien

Man, this is good stuff. keep up the work guys! im waiting for more history ..

I am weirdly obsessed with the aviation vibes and anything related to it. Airships, planes, pilots... I think this idea isn’t very represented in movies, series and books. We only have Miyazaki’s anime and “Up”. So, I am writing an adventure and kinda steampunk book about pilots and I hope I’ll finish it. This video inspires me a lot, thank u so much guys!!! Sorry for bad english :P

Very interesting way to present information. Keep up the great work!

3:19 where's Santos Dumont?

keep up the good work your vids rock

awesome "bombs" keep them coming!

"and he's flying higher, the king of the sky he's flying to fast and he's flying to high, higher, an eye for an eye the legend will never die"

Love the end, keep up the good work!!!

You forgot to mention Santos Dumont, a Brazilian pioneer of modern aviation.

Rene Fonck:76 KILLS OMG Manfred von Richofen:OMG WHY HACKER U MAKE ME LOST 80 KILL STREAK OMG

I actualy subscribed in one second!!!

Amazing video! Very educational!

2:20 goosebumps

Keep it up!!! Fantastic stuff.

I didn’t know what to expect when I clicked on the video but was very surprised of how good it is. It actually got me excited about aviation 😁

Love the channel because I love history it's my favorite subject!!!!!!!😁😁😁😁

these guys deserve a lot more attention

Santos Dumont

In my opinion the part with George Cayley is the best.

Wow....unimaginably creative and experienced...

You can see how much they’ve improved since this video

Rest in Peace Chuck Yeager

great video!! really fun!

These are well written and timed

First Jets, Cold war, Concord Jet Airliner and other inventions This video: "i am going to pretend i didn't see that"

"Pilot episode" Very clever old chaps.

I love this video so much

I learn so much!!

3:40 Why Am I So Addicted To This Part?

Great video. A lot of time was put in this video. Keep up the work really nice. Btw great rap.

THE BEST!!!!!!!

I just read the first chapter of The Introduction to flight by Anderson. And couldn't find a better summary than this video :D

I love this channel and the way you guys portray and present history. You got a new sub greetings from Poland

I didn't know about the night witches in WW2! Thats really interesting. Love the videos!

This video is awesome

i honestly subscribed in half a second :()

I love your videos but DUDE WHERE IS THE 14 BIS?

SANTOS DUMMOND

Was that a yak 3 in the background? Awsome!

The best chanel of history

“Wise words there”

3:00 Night Witches: we dropped 3,000 tons of bombs USAAF: that’s cute

Awesome job! How is this not the most loved aviation history video of all time!!!

i miss these please make more!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Hey guys great work can't wait for the next one hoping for World War 2

What about Abbas Ibn Farnas? He is a breakthrough in aviation...he glided for over 20 minutes and landed safely on his second try. His first try was really bad, but his second is revolutionary!

THIS CHANNEL IS HEKCKING BRILIAT!

pretty sure this is the most effective history lesson I've yet to encounter

It's a pity they left out otto Lilienthal, his experiments brought some of the key data for future evolution of aviation.

RIP Chuck Yeager.

perfect timing dang

I am very glad that they included the Night Witches

That awkward moment when supersonic jets were invented just 44 years after the first manned flight

i love the girl from the start

Bravo........... I was looking for somethin like this to teach some kids ..... now I can let them learn and dance on tunes of aviation history ..

Damn watching this you can tell how much they've improved

2:19

“Why are the British so uptight?” You deserve to be later in the video or Not in the video at all.

Beautiful I cried

That Cobra and Lynx are Gorgeous!

You forgot to mention Santos Drummond, the true father of aviation !

0:16 why is he callin me so uptight 😡

Ok this is my favourite one for sure

very amusing way to learn,

0:54 He actually flew 200 metres??? Holy shit!

2:30 how he did Thrust though. ;-;

I smashed the subscribe button I forgot I’m subscribed

nice keep going

2:07 I Do

No Santos Dumont?

It brings back happy memories of the great war in my SPAD S.XIII

Awsome.