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Discover the story of how a British soldier almost killed Churchill in this thrilling video. Learn about this near-death experience that almost changed the course of history! #war #military #shorts #fyp #flight #churchill #modernwarfare #warthunder

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@BHuang92
@BHuang92 Месяц назад
"British almost killed their prime minister" USS William D Porter: *Hold our torpedoes*
@benwaitson7462
@benwaitson7462 Месяц назад
Lol you know 😅😅
@antorseax9492
@antorseax9492 Месяц назад
A Dutch mob in Rampjaar: 😋
@kanalkanali
@kanalkanali Месяц назад
what is it expl?
@antorseax9492
@antorseax9492 Месяц назад
@@kanalkanali They accidentally fired a torpedo at a ship carrying incumbent president F.D.Roosovelt.
@benwaitson7462
@benwaitson7462 Месяц назад
@antorseax9492 yep and all the ships allways made fun of them at first there was some major tension
@ppppp524
@ppppp524 Месяц назад
Would've probably been a little awkward if they succeeded the mission
@jefclark
@jefclark Месяц назад
can you imagine? such incidents would alter the entire course of history as we know it. sure germany would have lost, but just imagine how much would be different. he'd be an almost godlike martyr in the uk, more than now for sure. naturally by jan 42 the writing was on the wall for the axis. whats interesting is churchill had said the only thing that scared him in ww2 was the 'uboat menace'. this is strong evidence he wasnt lying, for him to take such a risk.
@OREXX90_talk_in_Instagram
@OREXX90_talk_in_Instagram Месяц назад
​@@jefclark ohh I see 😂😂😂
@althesmith
@althesmith Месяц назад
"We have met the enemy and he is us!"
@Youcanatme
@Youcanatme Месяц назад
@@jefclarkno in jan 1942 german victory still seemed possible. Having just conquered vast parts of the ussr. And had their invasion of the caucuses resulted in a kiev like encirclement instead of a full route they might have broken the soviets enough to get oil from the caucuses. And if Germany had the oil well victory is possible
@TheHzh82
@TheHzh82 Месяц назад
@@YoucanatmeAs soon as USA 🇺🇸 joined the war, it was over.
@PegasusB
@PegasusB Месяц назад
"Narrowly, coming into contact with breast". The highlight of many flights.
@fozzylozzy1131
@fozzylozzy1131 Месяц назад
Just skirting the tip
@davidtuttle7556
@davidtuttle7556 Месяц назад
Of the Lizard.
@ishakk435
@ishakk435 Месяц назад
😅
@Bassillixx
@Bassillixx Месяц назад
Resulting in many British seamen making a premature ejaculation.😂
@frankchan4272
@frankchan4272 Месяц назад
The most nerdy answer as most will not see breast.🤣
@1988TheGoods
@1988TheGoods Месяц назад
Even when a Boeing isn't killing you, it's trying to get you killed 😂
@UlyanovskHans
@UlyanovskHans Месяц назад
The DCD sitting in the corner: really?
@flareoil533
@flareoil533 Месяц назад
Xdd
@Incadazant01
@Incadazant01 Месяц назад
Yeah, Boeing is definitely responsible for the people flying the thing. And also responsible for the people that fix them after manufacturing, commonly referred to as "maintenance".
@commandershortsight
@commandershortsight Месяц назад
@@Incadazant01it’s a joke mate. And as to modern incidents, why are Boeings so much more prone to incident than other aircraft?
@geocachingwomble
@geocachingwomble Месяц назад
The main problem with Boeing is that they are not only the people that manufacture the bombers and the b-52's at this point they have the worst safety record in history for avaitation since they are basically Mcdonnell Douglas these days
@junhaowong3878
@junhaowong3878 Месяц назад
Might be a great example of how two incompetencies cancels themselves out
@bananakin2.070
@bananakin2.070 Месяц назад
well, two negatives makes a positive..
@noinfo5630
@noinfo5630 Месяц назад
I think it's pretty arrogant to call any of them incompetent. According to Churchill's memoirs, they flew 10h through fog and could only see one single star occasionally (no GPS at the time) over the ocean, with no external info on weather but unexpected high wind speed... The interceptors needed to locate a single aircraft visually (no on-board radar at the time) in bad weather, at night, given only a vague position... Additionally: - radio silence - German radar jamming - early morning, wintertime, bad weather - did I mention 1940's technology?!
@GurkenbauerTim
@GurkenbauerTim Месяц назад
@@noinfo5630 "Shouldn’t Churchill arrive soon in his plane?" "Oh hey look, a dot on the radar… THAT‘S A LONE GERMAN BOMBER!!!"
@kaiseramadeus233
@kaiseramadeus233 Месяц назад
​@@GurkenbauerTimexactly my thoughts
@Snowycaaa
@Snowycaaa Месяц назад
@@GurkenbauerTim many old radar displays would not display a dot like they do now. it looked more like a wave and requires actual operation of equipment to determine to position of an aircraft rather than just looking at a screen and knowing where something is immediately. The Germans did fly out bombers over the Atlantic to bomb ships carrying supplies from the US. sometimes bombers get separated from their formation for any number of reasons. Also, Churchill was supposed to come from the west, not south-southwest. So i think its perfectly reasonable to send out interceptors.
@vitorpereira9515
@vitorpereira9515 Месяц назад
These unknown stories from WWII are fascinating.
@rikk319
@rikk319 Месяц назад
Not unknown, just less well-read about. There's too much history for any one person to read all of it.
@smoketinytom
@smoketinytom Месяц назад
Jeremy Clarkson's Victoria Cross series were excellent at showing off some operations.
@HolahkuTaigiTWFormosanDiplomat
@HolahkuTaigiTWFormosanDiplomat Месяц назад
@@rikk319 YUP
@jimmymcgill2557
@jimmymcgill2557 Месяц назад
have you heard the story of the Grizzly Bear that was part of an artillery group, used to help move shells..smoke cigars & get drunk! 😂 can't remember it's name but i think the soldiers were from Finland
@vitorpereira9515
@vitorpereira9515 Месяц назад
@@jimmymcgill2557 I knew this story.
@ignacio2013abc
@ignacio2013abc Месяц назад
"... And that's how I earned the Iron Cross." - Abe Simpson
@lunalingo4461
@lunalingo4461 Месяц назад
underrated ass comment XD XD XD
@kibamasta
@kibamasta Месяц назад
You imagine being the pilot that took out the "bomber" only to find out it was the pm? Oof.
@quintinebrown3884
@quintinebrown3884 Месяц назад
ace combat 7
@dylanmorgan2752
@dylanmorgan2752 Месяц назад
@@quintinebrown3884Ah the old Erusian space elevator fiasco.
@ridvirgo1994
@ridvirgo1994 Месяц назад
Hurricane Fighters : Mission Failed Successfully.
@jaydenyoutubechannel
@jaydenyoutubechannel Месяц назад
Ayyy
@jaydenyoutubechannel
@jaydenyoutubechannel Месяц назад
Fr thooo
@ghost_ship_supreme
@ghost_ship_supreme 20 дней назад
In a parallel universe they found him
@sugatabhattacharya8787
@sugatabhattacharya8787 19 дней назад
Le indians be like:🤪
@sugatabhattacharya8787
@sugatabhattacharya8787 19 дней назад
Le Indian be like:
@V-S7909
@V-S7909 Месяц назад
Summary: Churchill wanted a flight and almost cost him to be lost in the middle of air and ocean and shot down by friendly air force
@ballbender9thousand944
@ballbender9thousand944 Месяц назад
Nah , wrong summary -Churchill wanted to flight Home in a Plane , Got lost and almost Got shot down by The German and His country
@rfdebeaumont
@rfdebeaumont Месяц назад
We're summarizing shorts now?😄
@That_Autistic_Liam
@That_Autistic_Liam Месяц назад
slightly better summary: Churchill goes back to UK on plane and almost dies
@ballbender9thousand944
@ballbender9thousand944 Месяц назад
@@That_Autistic_Liam better summary : Churchill almost die, ww2
@ArcanumMortis98
@ArcanumMortis98 Месяц назад
Who tf needs a summary of a 30 seconds video??
@jamerbunz5768
@jamerbunz5768 Месяц назад
Now, do the one where Franklin D Roosevelt almost got torpd but still pardoned the sailors despite almost killing him and a 100+ other navymen while onboard Missouri
@kevin_aldo
@kevin_aldo Месяц назад
1 torp wont sink the big mo wtf
@cannedsquasher5923
@cannedsquasher5923 Месяц назад
​@kevin_aldo pretty sure it was more than 1
@NickSteffen
@NickSteffen 2 часа назад
@@cannedsquasher5923 it was only 1 and it was the Iowa not the Missouri. It’s unlikely for one torpedo to sink the Iowa but not impossible. I think the estimates were 3 gives you a bit over a 50% chance. That said torpedos can injury and kill people onboard even if they don’t sink the ship. Additionally while the torpedo was stopped by a wave they weren’t all that accurate at this time and it might have missed anyways.
@johnbeauvais3159
@johnbeauvais3159 Месяц назад
Imagine had the flight intercepted the aircraft but acknowledged it to not be an enemy, then painting a cigar on the plane for almost shooting down Churchill
@grapeshott
@grapeshott Месяц назад
Imagine an Indian newspaper headlines: "British dictator shot down by British planes"
@gabrielmontenegro9476
@gabrielmontenegro9476 Месяц назад
Would the colonial authorities allow such a publication?
@OREXX90_talk_in_Instagram
@OREXX90_talk_in_Instagram Месяц назад
😂😂😂😂 ghanta
@leonbriski5929
@leonbriski5929 Месяц назад
​@@gabrielmontenegro9476of course they wouldnt
@kingmarre9130
@kingmarre9130 Месяц назад
Primeminister you mean?
@princecharon
@princecharon Месяц назад
@@kingmarre9130 India may have some negative opinions of Churchill.
@atablevendetta1429
@atablevendetta1429 Месяц назад
It's so nuts how much wild and unbelievable shit happened during the world wars. So much of it is just like this.
@russellwhitmyer6764
@russellwhitmyer6764 Месяц назад
Sometimes a roll of dice determines the fate of the world.
@mrdavies09
@mrdavies09 Месяц назад
Why is the most North Western part of Wales labelled as "East Wales"?!
@Sephiroth144
@Sephiroth144 Месяц назад
"Allright. So, the South City is to North, North City is to the West and East City issss.. Also to the North - where the foock am I?"
@diafol666
@diafol666 Месяц назад
​@@Sephiroth144no wonder the pilot got lost
@djquinn11
@djquinn11 Месяц назад
@@diafol666: Aviators who get lost over Wales are known as Pilot Wales.
@evananderson1455
@evananderson1455 Месяц назад
@@Sephiroth144 It's great to see another person of culture. #TFS
@krokodyl1927
@krokodyl1927 Месяц назад
@@djquinn11LOL, thanks for the laugh 😂
@nateghast6456
@nateghast6456 Месяц назад
I wonder if the Germans thought it was one of theirs? xD
@wildgurgs3614
@wildgurgs3614 Месяц назад
Not likely since it came from the west and their home country was east of them (Sorry if I ruined the joke)
@nateghast6456
@nateghast6456 Месяц назад
@@wildgurgs3614 Nah you're good, I realized that anyways. Maybe they just didn't detect any lifeforms on board.
@noinfo5630
@noinfo5630 Месяц назад
German radar wasn't as good yet and mostly focused towards the channel and to protect the mainland. If they detected it, they would probably have thought it to be a correspondence flight from the Azores or North Africa that got off course.
@Vidocqtube
@Vidocqtube Месяц назад
They did… cause listening brits radio 😂
@kelleren4840
@kelleren4840 Месяц назад
LMAO
@julesjames593
@julesjames593 Месяц назад
This flight originated in Baltimore with a stop-over in Bermuda. My grandfather sent a committee of disgruntled Bermudian leaders to New York that week. So Churchill's surprise arrival as the first Prime Minister to ever visit Bermuda -- which included a rousing speech and singing of "God Save the King" in the Bermudian Parliament -- did not include many of the complainers. These civilians learned the lesson: don't complain about my grandfather's naval decisions during war.
@mehhou401
@mehhou401 Месяц назад
Who is your grand parent ?
@user-mp3zf5td5q
@user-mp3zf5td5q Месяц назад
@@mehhou401 I found Admiral jules james on google
@iiiuuj
@iiiuuj Месяц назад
@@mehhou401 hes just lying like a old goof
@dogewoge6580
@dogewoge6580 Месяц назад
Why is it that in literally every ww2 video there’s a larper with a story about a grandfather lmao don’t y’all have better things to do than pretend that ur related to veterans?
@anirprasadd
@anirprasadd Месяц назад
Please share more of these obscure stories from WWII. They're always fascinating
@Swift-mr5zi
@Swift-mr5zi Месяц назад
How have I not heard of this
@cbebutuoy
@cbebutuoy Месяц назад
Possibly because it is an exaggerated retelling of something that sounds good.
@robholmes-zu5hm
@robholmes-zu5hm Месяц назад
Where were the soldiers? This should read "British Airmen" not British soldiers. Soldiers don't fly aircraft, not in the UK. None of the crew are called soldiers.
@MajinOthinus
@MajinOthinus Месяц назад
Uh, no. Every non civilian member of the military is a soldier.
@Cray0n-eater83
@Cray0n-eater83 Месяц назад
Soldier (noun) pronunciation : /ˈsəʊldʒə/ Definition:A person who serves in an army. Air crews, are in fact called soldiers. (source: Oxford Dictionary)
@robholmes-zu5hm
@robholmes-zu5hm Месяц назад
Proved my point. The airmen were in the Royal Air Force. Not an army. An airforce. Known as pilots or aircrew. Never ever were these men called soldiers. Not in UK. Other countries can call them soldiers if they want it's just doesn't sound right in the UK. Churchill would've send something like "what the bloody hell are they talking about it happened in the air".
@robholmes-zu5hm
@robholmes-zu5hm Месяц назад
Even Navy combatants are called marines not soldiers!
@MajinOthinus
@MajinOthinus Месяц назад
@@robholmes-zu5hm Have you missed secondary education? *Every* non civilian member of a military is a soldier. A pilot is a soldier, a marine (that is to say naval infantrist) is a soldier. Or to make it even simpler: everyone who is a combatant is either a soldier, a mercenary or an irregular combatant.
@synth712
@synth712 Месяц назад
That could change the history
@willfungusman8666
@willfungusman8666 Месяц назад
Really?
@joythought
@joythought Месяц назад
​@@willfungusman8666 obviously
@mrsquidly6395
@mrsquidly6395 Месяц назад
That certainly could be change a history, a very insightful perspective.
@shzarmai
@shzarmai Месяц назад
perfect alternate history stuff right there
@wolfenstein6676
@wolfenstein6676 Месяц назад
Yes, but not in the way you lot imagine that it would. Watch the ten-part World War 2 documentary series entitled, "Europa: The Last Battle" in order to learn the truth.
@the_jingo
@the_jingo Месяц назад
Most competent brit pilot right there Went wrong way, failed to locate potential enemy bomber
@doncunningham5242
@doncunningham5242 Месяц назад
Dumb luck was with Churchill.
@Taylor82.
@Taylor82. Месяц назад
Imagine how different history would be if they would have found the plane and shot it down.
@michaelcorleone2794
@michaelcorleone2794 Месяц назад
Imagine not identifying the royal charter from 30nmi away smh
@Khryze
@Khryze Месяц назад
Friendly fire won't be tolerated
@WhoThisMonkey
@WhoThisMonkey Месяц назад
Imagine if Churchill had ended up retaking France himself.
@RealLifeZatoichi
@RealLifeZatoichi Месяц назад
British: "We almost Killed our leader." The American Military with JFK going against their interests: "......."
@kuppih4933
@kuppih4933 28 дней назад
there are times when radio silence can be the most dangerous rule of war
@jamesdriscoll_tmp1515
@jamesdriscoll_tmp1515 Месяц назад
Boeing: software issue
@Jrako_DuTcH
@Jrako_DuTcH Месяц назад
Gives me Brothers In Arms vibes with the red stripe
@ilhadi
@ilhadi Месяц назад
Thanks another potential alternative universe story right there.
@grrr.9998
@grrr.9998 Месяц назад
Churchill was despised by the working class of Britain, before, during, and after the war.
@dennisgoatimer1079
@dennisgoatimer1079 Месяц назад
Not after before yes potentially the whole Gallipoli stunt in WW1 didn't help but during and after he's well liked
@jonathanbailey6296
@jonathanbailey6296 Месяц назад
Absolute bs, dont make stuff up, go and grab your meds.
@markanthony2258
@markanthony2258 Месяц назад
​@@jonathanbailey6296he was an alcoholic war mongerer that liked little boys and sold out to Zionist Jews. Youve been programmed about our history like most others.
@CarlUnderZ
@CarlUnderZ Месяц назад
"Oh wait, dont engage, that might just be the prime minister" "oops"
@ArrowMaster_
@ArrowMaster_ Месяц назад
*"Church-hill"* 💀💀
@Wendezzy01
@Wendezzy01 3 дня назад
This just tells you either espionage was crazy or mismanagement was rampant
@justchrisyt9279
@justchrisyt9279 Месяц назад
THIS GOES SO HARD ON MY JDM RADIO IN THE LATE NIGHT🗣️🗣️🔥🔥‼️‼️
@charmelink
@charmelink 5 дней назад
This could be the pitch of a whole "what if" Netflix series
@Tuulos
@Tuulos Месяц назад
To be fair the Hurricane pilots would have most likely recognized that the plane with its markings weren't german.
@Losowy
@Losowy Месяц назад
Unless they would be US volunteers
@davidtuttle7556
@davidtuttle7556 Месяц назад
​@@LosowyThen theyd recognise that plane. As americans, whe might be ignorant of the rest of the world, but we know our own stuff.
@Losowy
@Losowy Месяц назад
@@davidtuttle7556 "When Germans fly over, we duck. When the RAF fly over, the Germans duck. When Americans fly over, everyone ducks!" Was referencing to that joke
@davidtuttle7556
@davidtuttle7556 Месяц назад
@@Losowy lol fair enough. Although Im certain that at times Brooke wished that they would have given some of the insanity Churchill came up with for operations.
@warhammer8867
@warhammer8867 Месяц назад
It's cloudy and nighttime, I doubt the RAF would radio their enemy or the passenger plane would contact a aircraft that just attacked them.
@abdswitch7810
@abdswitch7810 Месяц назад
They almost single handedly ended the war 😂😂😂
@archie2038
@archie2038 Месяц назад
"The mission was a failure!" "Which was successful!"
@AnarchistGrandpa
@AnarchistGrandpa Месяц назад
Churchill had ridiculous luck 😂
@faenethlorhalien
@faenethlorhalien Месяц назад
Lucky todger
@here_be_dragons9184
@here_be_dragons9184 Месяц назад
Incompetence cancels incompetence.
@timwalther5275
@timwalther5275 Месяц назад
18:46 Fernbedienung ASMR (Toshiba Edition).
@yugalpatel4907
@yugalpatel4907 Месяц назад
Perfect example of failing successfully
@fabbrulafalce8062
@fabbrulafalce8062 Месяц назад
Bro i can see that drivers an pilots write history no One else
@foxrunner1570
@foxrunner1570 Месяц назад
there are so many 'near death' experiences of ww2 and ww1 that would have drasticly altered the course of history
@KingCharlesGrandSon
@KingCharlesGrandSon Месяц назад
Great Video❤
@aircraft2
@aircraft2 Месяц назад
Bro has Call of Duty levels of plot armor
@brenobassocenci6571
@brenobassocenci6571 Месяц назад
Ah yes, an Englishmen’s worse nightmare, approaching France.
@TheSleepSteward
@TheSleepSteward Месяц назад
Holy shit... That... ho... that would've changed the course of history forever... Wow... It's moments like this that are just fascinating. It's similar to the situation of that one Russian nuclear armed submarine where one officer refused to believe that WW3 had started and refused to launch nuclear warheads in retaliation. There are so many events like this in history where EVERYTHING would have changed in a few short moments.
@ron88303
@ron88303 Месяц назад
It likely wouldn't have changed all that much. Although Churchill was a leading player prior to America entering the was, once they did the America called most the shots.
@dennisgoatimer1079
@dennisgoatimer1079 Месяц назад
​@@ron88303No we called most of the shots still the US wasn't this big saviour that their citizens think they're
@ron88303
@ron88303 Месяц назад
@@dennisgoatimer1079 They were a savior in that they provided a much needed safety net at the time; a point acknowledged by most people. You're correct that Brits did call the shots for a few years, with minimal success. The US pretty much took over with the plans for the Normandy invasion. The real savior was actually Russia, who bore the brunt of the German military without much help. The US and Brits were more a supporting cast in Europe.
@dennisgoatimer1079
@dennisgoatimer1079 Месяц назад
@@ron88303 Dude the Normandy plans were British with the main points of the invasion being dealt by the British and the early Commonwealth nations not the US
@sirgo0se97
@sirgo0se97 18 дней назад
⁠@@ron88303The Soviet Union’s/now Russia’s best weapons have always been people, and land. They could/kinda still can do things western countries couldn’t do, and that was feeding people into the grinder. And heck it worked given time. Just don’t look up their total causalities cuz it’s fucking insane
@timf2279
@timf2279 Месяц назад
That flight really had the opportunity for many misfortunes. Shot down by friendly fire, enemy fire, crashing, lost at sea, sunk by a U-boat, just to name a few.
@SmoothieWoothie
@SmoothieWoothie Месяц назад
That was one awkward conversation later
@axeldewater9491
@axeldewater9491 Месяц назад
If the pilots would have succeeded, the whole accident would be covered up and blamed on the germans, for sure.
@Jord838
@Jord838 Месяц назад
*For some reason at the very tip of North Wales* “This shall now be known as East Wales”
@iDeathMaximuMII
@iDeathMaximuMII Месяц назад
I watch the WW2 channel & I remember when Indy covered this. Apparently, after landing or maybe just before it, Churchill is to have said "They failed in their mission". In reference to the RAF not being able to find him or shoot him down 😂
@Shregurun93
@Shregurun93 Месяц назад
Imagine if Churchills plane accidentally landed in an airfield in German occupied France near the coast.
@threeeee13
@threeeee13 Месяц назад
RAF fighters when they landed: 😬😬😬😬
@iamtheguitar
@iamtheguitar Месяц назад
This guy had balls of steel. I mean, flying in a Boeing? Crazy...
@sean367
@sean367 Месяц назад
Never heard about this ,thanks
@bgold2007
@bgold2007 Месяц назад
Thank you for the excellent captions.
@KMon1111IND
@KMon1111IND Месяц назад
That is the worst day during the WW2.
@stetsongray5355
@stetsongray5355 Месяц назад
At 6:33 The kicksmobile turbos sounds like a jet
@kellywright540
@kellywright540 Месяц назад
That flight even got crazier!! My man Churchill even took the controls from the pilot and flew that big 'ol sea plane!! There's even a pretty cool picture of him sitting in the pilot's seat, headphones on and chomping on a big smelly cigar!! Back in the EARLY days of flight, Churchill was a big champion of these new fangled flying machines and even helped get the Royal Navy Fleet Air Arm started. He really, REALLY wanted to get his pilot's license but after a series of crashes, his wife Clementine, really, REALLY wanted her husband to stay alive so he made him choose: pilot's license or a loving wife. Because Winston was so smart, he chose the loving wife thing... who also happened to be the mother of his children!! Wise choice my friend, wise choice!!
@n8nate
@n8nate Месяц назад
That's very interesting. Great clip 👍🏼👍🏼
@rentisme
@rentisme Месяц назад
Did they not have protocol to radio a new intercept before verifying it's an enemy and not something like this?
@sharpetutor227
@sharpetutor227 Месяц назад
Wasn’t Churchill told his close death and his response was. “They failed in their mission…”
@dennisgoatimer1079
@dennisgoatimer1079 Месяц назад
That sounds like something he would say he could've been a bomber pilot or something
@ColinoDeani
@ColinoDeani Месяц назад
And they would have done it too.. Thx god for Sub Par English radars back then.
@datcheesecakeboi6745
@datcheesecakeboi6745 Месяц назад
sub par radars are better then no radar
@ColinoDeani
@ColinoDeani Месяц назад
@@datcheesecakeboi6745 touché!
@leolovett1823
@leolovett1823 Месяц назад
"and that's how I won the iron cross"
@paulmcpheeters
@paulmcpheeters 14 дней назад
Good thing Churchill didn’t become a whistleblower on that Boeing or he’d been done for
@chriscaldwell4903
@chriscaldwell4903 Месяц назад
That looks like Howard Hughes Spruce Goose!
@alexc.5781
@alexc.5781 25 дней назад
Yeah, the "genius"
@Hopeless_and_Forlorn
@Hopeless_and_Forlorn Месяц назад
So the debacles on the Italian peninsula and at Arnhem might have been avoided?
@garethfarrell8146
@garethfarrell8146 Месяц назад
And he wouldn't have had it any other way. If the pilots got eyes on his plane, they would have realized it wasn't a german bomber
@user-hr2ns7dk8i
@user-hr2ns7dk8i Месяц назад
Such a creative idea!
@Liango-dz3kn
@Liango-dz3kn Месяц назад
„I was almost killed by the people of the country I am ruling, but luckily our military is too bad for that“
@hurri6339
@hurri6339 Месяц назад
“Eastern wales” over anglesey lol
@Mangolorian-je3eo
@Mangolorian-je3eo Месяц назад
"Task failed successfully".
@ClovarChillin
@ClovarChillin Месяц назад
The one guy who disables Friendly Fire in every game.
@zebedeebones8685
@zebedeebones8685 Месяц назад
Yeah, have to admit we’re much better sailors than we are fliers.
@cx1755
@cx1755 Месяц назад
Ironically it was Churchill who gave backing to the British military using radar. Despite that, the decision was a good one that saved a lot of lives.
@dennisgoatimer1079
@dennisgoatimer1079 Месяц назад
Churchill makes good decisions most of the time
@thedalailama
@thedalailama Месяц назад
Legend has it the flight crew diverted just long enough to jury rig their parachute cords to hold up their pants before the inevitable debrief
@samsby14
@samsby14 Месяц назад
"EAST WALES" while being in the north west of wales... wtf lol 😂
@Mikrowave
@Mikrowave Месяц назад
ace combat 7 ahh airforce
@tmylve3495
@tmylve3495 Месяц назад
Couldn't imagine how the pilots would have felt if they engaged target.
@NA-oq4ty
@NA-oq4ty Месяц назад
I guess churchill wanted to know what kind of rainge are plane had
@chowdhurysaadbinfaruk3589
@chowdhurysaadbinfaruk3589 Месяц назад
Churchnil said ," why Gandhi didn't die if there is a famine in Bengal"
@robwernet9609
@robwernet9609 Месяц назад
Thos aircraft renders are awesome
@Kriya_raj
@Kriya_raj Месяц назад
Damn, too bad
@Gracee40
@Gracee40 Месяц назад
And there weren't any transatlantic phone lines back then so no one could call to let them know what he was doing. There were AM radios and those could pick up transmissions but it would take a lot of power to get a message across the Atlantic.
@paddybrennan7093
@paddybrennan7093 Месяц назад
Who told you that. First successful trans Atlantic was operating in 1866. Pan Am and BOAC planes maintained radio silence so the Luftwaffe wouldn't pick them up
@AyoubusMagnus
@AyoubusMagnus Месяц назад
Wait wasn't the plane marked with allied markings ?
@BarberJ95
@BarberJ95 Месяц назад
Almost two catastrophes 😮 Either get shot down or captured by Axis forces in occupied France, or shot down by the RAF 😬 😅
@DonBean-ej4ou
@DonBean-ej4ou Месяц назад
The cliffs are on the east coast, they really were lost🤣
@larrymondello8475
@larrymondello8475 Месяц назад
Thank you
@brokenbridge6316
@brokenbridge6316 Месяц назад
What a story
@tonymonxana992
@tonymonxana992 Месяц назад
Little confused why would they assume a plane coming from America(west) would be a German plane? If Germany is to the east?
@matthewwalkemar8726
@matthewwalkemar8726 Месяц назад
Germany conquered and occupied France which then controlled its airfields that were used to strike Britain. With France being south of Britain Churchill’s plane got to close France at first on the way from the US to which it had to change directions heading north. That’s why it appeared and thought of to have possibly been a German plane.
@tonymonxana992
@tonymonxana992 Месяц назад
@@matthewwalkemar8726 I understand. Very well stated. Thanks
@GhostBear3067
@GhostBear3067 Месяц назад
RAF: "We nearly killed our Prime Minister!" US Navy: "Oh you too?"
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