War Thunder - Curtiss P-36 Hawk

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With the rapid pace of aircraft development in the 1930s, pre-war fighter designs like the P-36 didn't stay cutting edge for long and were often obsolete within a few years of entering service. Still flies well in War Thunder, though.
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@VompoVompatti 10 лет назад

The Hawks that the Finns bought from the Germans were not used in the Winter war since it had already ended. The planes were bought during the interim peace and the Soviet Union were told that the planes were sent by other nations through Germany during the Winter war and the shipment was stopped by the Germans who now after the war allowed the planes to arrive. Ofcourse this was not true but Germany wanted to keep good relations with the Soviets and so selling weapons to the Finns was not something they wanted to admit to. The French/Norwegian/German Hawks flew in Continual war. The Hawk was quite efficient plane in Finnish hands scoring 190 air victories and only 14 losses.

@LupusAries 10 лет назад

As for the finns.............did you ever look into the story of the finns and the Brewster Buffallo? They used that fighter to even greater effect, a plane that was allegedly the worst fighter of the war, and the finns claimed almost 500 kills with it (496) for the loss of 19 Bufallos. They were called the "pearl of the skies" or the "gentleman aiplane" compared to the "Killer Airplane" as they called the 109. The Finns seem to be insanely talented at air combat, and at taking the worst planes in the world and make them shine. :D

@kongurous 10 лет назад

There is a stark difference between the aircraft the Soviet Union flew against the Finns and the aircraft that Japan flew against the United States. Talent doesn't factor in nearly as much as you'd think.

@LupusAries 10 лет назад

kongurous I was taking that into account my fried, the Zero is superior to the Bufallo, but so are the Mig-3, the Yak-1 and several others. The I-16 was a tough little machine, and certainly not a bad fighter, a well flown one could go toe to toe with a 109E, horizontally and vertically. koti.welho.com/myrjola/war/faf/brewkills.html That is a list of most of those claims. Read the notes and then look at the planes, Mig-3's among them, Yak-1s, P-40s and even La-5s. Talent or more correctly skill does factor more than you think, even the best aircraft in the world is worthless in the hands of a pilot that doesn't know how to use it. That is the lesson the VVS learned in ww2, it was bad at tactics and bled out by Stalin's purges and the huge losses it took in the early war. If you turnfight in a 109 against a Spit or a Hurricane, you will loose and deserve to be shot down! You want to know the reason the Americans got trashed by the Zero? Because they tried to turnfight against it. They did, untill they got their hands on a zero, figured out it's weaknesses and then developed tactics to use those weaknesses. You can win a fight against a Zero in a Gladiator, if your enemy is dumb enough to turnfight against you. Did that against a friend after a heated debate about which aircraft turned better. Skill and tactics are the factors who do decide Air Combat, although surprise can be a handy substitute if the pilot can shoot.

@HerraTohtori 10 лет назад

On the topic of Brewsters, the aircraft operated by Finnish Air Force were de-navalized F2A-1 (notably including the prototype airframe, XF2A-1), which went by the name of Brewster Type 239 as the export (B-239). They were not referred to as "Buffalos" in FAF service. The name Buffalo was given to the F2A-2 flown by the Royal Air Force (their export type name was B-339). The Finnish B-239's were generally just called Brewsters. They also had several advantages to their brethren used in the Far East and PTO (F2A-2 and F2A-3). As a result of being delivered without carrier landing equipment and life rafts, they were lighter than the original F2A-1; even after the Finns modified them with armoured headrests and four .50-caliber machine guns, as well as Vaisala reflector gunsight and metric instruments, they had better performance as the original F2A-1. The F2A-2 had a slightly more powerful but heavier engine, which didn't really favourably affect its performance at all (slightly higher top speed vs. increased wing loading on an already less maneuverable plane than the opposition). And since the F2A-2 had such abysmal performance they decided it would be good idea to add more armour to the F2A-3. You can guess how well that went. An additional advantage the Finnish Brewsters had was that their engines actually turned out to be very durable in cold conditions. But, even though the B-239 had better flight characteristics, armament, and gunsight than the F2A-2 and F2A-3, the main reason to its success against Soviet VVS was the tactics used by the Finnish Air Force, as opposed to the non-tactics used by the Soviets. Even so, the Brewster was obviously not going to do well against the more modern Soviet fighters, and was gradually phased out of frontline combat units as the Finnish Air Force started receiving Bf 109 G-2 and G-6 fighters from Germany in 1943.

@LupusAries 10 лет назад

HerraTohtori Good points! I knew about the Version used by the Finns, but I omitted that, mostly due to the fact that I thought most people but us "aviation nuts" won't care about it. I didn't knew that they chose to up-armor the F2A-3, but it was a dumb decision, dropping the powerloading and maneuverability further. You're absolutely right about the tactics! I made a similar point, where somebody said that talent is not as important in air Combat. Tactics decide a fight, before it even begins, as they decide Positioning, energy states and if the enemy ever sees you. As for the Phase-out, yes it was gradual and began in 1943, but LeLv 24 still flew on Brewsters in May 1944 until they were transferred to HäLelv 26. LeLv 24 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/No._24_Squadron_%28Finland%29 HäLevlv koti.welho.com/myrjola/war/faf/brewster.html HäLelv 26: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/No._26_Squadron_%28Finland%29 I could rustle up a few additional links, but that will take some time.

@HerraTohtori 10 лет назад

osp80 Finland received aircraft from the first manufacturing series of the F2A-1, including the prototype XF2A-1 (!). The quality control problems probably came later, when Brewster was unable to keep up with the production speed required to make the ordered F2A-3 and F2A-4 types, and had to start "cutting corners", so to speak. In Finnish use, the Brewsters had good reliability and I've never seen any anecdotes about them being poorly built (then again, Finnish pilots had no other American-built planes to compare). The engines of the Brewsters did perform better in Finland than in the tropic - partly because of temperatures, and partly because of Finnish mechanics.

@onebigfatguy 10 лет назад

You see this is why I subscribed! Not only do I get history facts, witty comments, arty hate and and the ever pleasent british way of speaking but I get it from a man who puts it all together like a Pro. Never change Jingles.

@TheImperatorPat 10 лет назад

I love the historical videos! Keep it up!

@mites7 8 лет назад

36G is amazing at the low tiers, especially in realistic

@renardgrise 8 лет назад

+Tabris Hayayi I love mine! Working towards an Ace Pilot qualification on it...

@CountArtha 6 лет назад

It's my favorite Tier I plane from any nation. The P-36C actually climbs better because of its Twin Wasp engine, but the P-36G has better roll authority and initial turn rate.

@dirkbonesteel 8 лет назад

I love these videos and have never played any of these games. It's the history part

@JTelli786 10 лет назад

keep up the historical videos, that's what I love about this channel!

@Ehyohh 10 лет назад

All of that and you forgot to mention British pilots initially thinking that they were fighting captured German Hawks when the FW 190 first began flying combat over the Channel in 1941.

@Thermopylae2007 7 лет назад

I knew about the Royal Norwegian Air Force training in Toronto but never knew that they used Hawk fighters here, so I really appreciate that tidbit of information.

@songofkokiri 10 лет назад

Yay. I'm glad you're doing these again.

@pjlehtim 10 лет назад

I absolutely love these videos where you tell about the history of these aircrafts, tanks etc.

@mehamillion 10 лет назад

Jingles! This is what I love about your channel! The historical commentary makes for an absolute blast of a watch and although I currently do not have the capability of playing such a fine game, I thoroughly enjoy watching your war thunder clips. Keep it up!

@Luciferdesrea 10 лет назад

Truth.

@tsmunt8197 10 лет назад

Really glad to see this. I hope you do more short aircraft reviews like it.

@Tigrisshark 10 лет назад

I missed these kind of videos greatly Jingles! More please!

@TakoyaKyono 10 лет назад

I must say that I found this to be a really interesting video. The sheer volume of information in the video and the way it was presented was nothing short of brilliance! I request that you do the Mustang Mk Ia. I'm sure the truth of how this plane came to be and how it led to the development of the P-51 D and all other variants will raise quite a few eye brows.

@LupusAries 10 лет назад

PauseForGames And it's reception by it's pilots will suprise the others....that Plane is full of surprises. As was the P-40 until a few years ago.

@TakoyaKyono 10 лет назад

LupusAries What was its reception like? I know the RAF hated the American engine in it as it meant that the Mustang suffered from poor performance in excess of 4,500 meters but that was lated resolved when they put a Merlin engine in to a later variant which meant she could out climb and out perform the BF 109s.

@AdurianJ 10 лет назад

Jingles !!!! Finland didn't use the Hawk in the "Winter War" that was in 1939-40 they used them in the "Continuation War" from 1941-44 How can you possibly get that mixed up !!!

@NoYouAreNotDreaming 10 лет назад

simple to us winter war is up till 1945 because hey in finland its always winter...

@pjlehtim 10 лет назад

Also worth pointing out that Germany refused to arm Finland in the winter war due to the Soviet - German deal. In the continuation war, however, Finland was allied with Germans. In the winter war England and US did help arm Finland and gave some old fighters.

@tehminator 10 лет назад

Except this year.. God damn, still no snow. Not even negative digits!

@NoYouAreNotDreaming 10 лет назад

well i am talking about 1945...this year is weird..

@RevanStarrrR 10 лет назад

pjlehtim although there were no conlficts, didnt british declare war on finland? on our damn independence day?

@BNRmatt 10 лет назад

I love learning military history with Jingles. Have you ever played War in the Pacific? It's the ultimate grognard game. I'm playing it right now and all the obscure, funny little aircraft from War Thunder play a role in the early game. In fact, you count yourself fortunate to have something as good as a Hawk or a Buffalo in the Dutch East Indies or China in early '42!

@jkiron2563 10 лет назад

Lots of great historical info in this vid,was very interesting and fun to watch. Thanks again Jingles.

@nomar5spaulding 10 лет назад

Great video Jingles. I really enjoy these historical videos.

@theorangeninja6486 6 лет назад

The P-36/G is by far my favorite plane in the entire game. Nothing out-manuvers the Hawk!

@hotel283 9 лет назад

Little Norway park is just down the street from me. Thanks for the shout out, Jingles!!

@TallulahSoie 6 лет назад

I love these videos with back story on the aircraft

@chaz706 10 лет назад

Thank you Mr Jingles for that lovely History Lesson on an under-appreciated and unsung warplane.

@geograph22 10 лет назад

Jingles you made my day better,

@dodgyfootballer 10 лет назад

Hey Jingles, fellow War Thunder gamer here.. fan of your videos and commentary. I went to Duxford Airshow a few months ago.. got some video of some of the flyovers and the B17 starting up its engines etc. Can't remember seeing the Hawk, but I did enjoy looking at a rather weary looking F4U.

@tenthousandyears9746 10 лет назад

Hey Jingles, love the format! Very interesting, hope to see more :)

@nolank19 10 лет назад

ah i love you're videos jingles

@DanielWW2 10 лет назад

Bad Jingles. ;) In Band of Brothers the guns displayed are German leFH 18/40 guns. That in real life they where French is pretty much a given seeing as the Germans didn't turn out enough guns to equip there own troops, let alone second rate divisions in western Europe. Oh and Germany invaded France in may 1940. The winter war was over in early 1940. The Germans selling French aircraft is pretty difficult to do like this.The Continuation War between Finland and the Soviet union is what you mean. I am a history student, one of those guys who will point out every mistake you make Jingles. Love you to. :3

@DanielWW2 10 лет назад

Nicholas Otten LeFH 18/40 = German gun. Those guns you could see in Band of Brothers like I said. These pieces where designed by Rheinmetall. French guns would be Canon de 105 mle 1913, Canon de 105 court mle 1934 or Canon de 105 court mle 1935. That in real life they where either one of these is also what I said...

@nomar5spaulding 10 лет назад

DaniëlWW2 OMG you mean to say a TV show used the wrong weapon to portray something that was built between 60 and 90 years before the TV show? Holy mother of god! It must break your heart to know that they used an M113 to make that StuG too.

@MadnerKami 10 лет назад

Nicholas Otten "even the name is french"? Really? Because of the "le"? Hint: "leFH" is a german abbreviation for "leichte Feldhaubitze" (light field howitzer), not a french name...

@PankyofDoom 10 лет назад

Got to work on that aircraft when i was with the fighter collection. Didn't realise it was the only air worthy one left.

@oodyswe 10 лет назад

Thanks for the Awesome historylession Jingles!

@CrimsonWolf11 10 лет назад

there are 3 flyable p36's, all in museums National Museum of the United States Air Force in Dayton, Ohio and Royal Thai Air Force Museum in Don Mueang District, Bangkok, Thailand and the 1 jingles mentioned

@WeBeStronk 10 лет назад

Brilliant as always buddy. please keep it up mate. always love your Warthunder Content. Take care buddy.

@buffalo827 10 лет назад

That was awesome. PLEASE DO MORE.

@cderring 10 лет назад

Jingles, Love the history lecture along with the War Thunder video!

@AngryNerd 10 лет назад

I really enjoyed the info session. Thx

@Thrcrusader 10 лет назад

nc work on the historical details about the Hawk there were pretty damm intristing quetion will you continiou these series with other planes?? such as the BF 109's the FW 190's or the russian Yaks

@renardgrise 8 лет назад

+The Mighty Jingles I miss videos like this... can we get more? Love the history... miss your War Thunder vids.

@Wulable 10 лет назад

I love these videos about the history of the war machines.

@hannesnordnilsson1808 10 лет назад

These vids are awesome! love them!

@RC-DownUnder 10 лет назад

Fascinating story. The narration made it a living thing that commands respect.

@LongTimeAgoNL 10 лет назад

Jingles, what would your opinion be of adding Fokker planes to War Thunder? Fokker had a bunch of planes that were even flown by the RAF 321 and 322 squadrons (consisting of Dutch pilots that escaped the germans). Technically, the Fokker planes were mostly used by Germans, but also by British...

@Narklmarf 10 лет назад

we have fokker wulfs

@JohnDiabol 10 лет назад

***** That's focke wulf...

@TheZerech 10 лет назад

A Fokker .XXI would be very good because you have Dutch Versions, and Finnish versions (some with retractable landing gear), and Danish Versions with 20mm cannon. Plus the Fokker G.1 a "must have" in WT not to mention the Dutch used Curtis-Wright-21 ("american zero") With a climb rate 2000ft/min faster then the zero, (I'm pretty sure about that though it may be 200ft/min) A Finnish version of anything is almost always better.

@randomlyentertaining8287 10 лет назад

John Luke Horan We don't call them Fokker Wulfs. We call them Focke Wulf.

@Hyperhobbit1 10 лет назад

***** sry messed up in rage "Focke Wulf" is correct. not intentionelly happen

@MrAktilos 10 лет назад

More history videos pls!

@CobraAce04 10 лет назад

Please make more videos like these, Jingles. I hated the Hawk at first but since finding out it was so popular with the Finnish, I learnt to love it now :)

@adamplechaty 10 лет назад

These "history lessons" are great, thanks for an entertaining episode.

@Marxman-bi5yu 4 года назад

Was looking for some research material today about what has easily been my favorite aircraft in the game over the last 5ish years and came across this, of course you've done a video on it Jingles. I honestly feel like the P-36 is easily one of the most underrated American aircraft of the war, from what I understand at Pearl Harbor the FIRST thing the Japanese attacked were the P-36s on the airfields because they knew it was the only aircraft that could compete with them, and then there are tales that German pilots actually held it higher than the early spitfires (Or maybe hurricanes?). Meanwhile like you said, the Fins loved it, EVERYBODY used it and despite being "Obsolete" it wasn't bad at all, it held it's own and then some. Plus I've found in Warthunder it's actually one of the few American planes at that BR that can get to the high altitude to meet the 109s in RB where the other heavier American aircraft are often a kilometer bellow on first contact. It truly is a sweetheart.

@TheIrtar 10 лет назад

Good to see you're back to the history lessons. :D

@warhawk9566 10 лет назад

There should be a historical battle that takes place during the Winter War.

@Ocrilat 10 лет назад

Not to be a pain in the arse, but it wouldn't have flown by the Finns in the Winter War...when Finland and the Soviet Union fought that war, France had yet to be invaded and conquered. It would be after the Winter War, and after France fell, that the Germans would have given the captured planes to Finland, to be used during Barbarossa (what the Finns would call the 'Continuation War'). There...nit picked.

@Nitrus5 10 лет назад

Happy Birthday Jingles!

@blackbirdpie217 4 года назад

A load of interesting factoids, fun facts, historical facts and plain old regular facts. Good show old boy, good show.

@MrScaryplayer 10 лет назад

Loved the video !

@SlavgaardsManga 10 лет назад

You never fail to learn something when you watch Mr Jingles!

@greendude96 10 лет назад

World history with the mighty jingles.... :D

@HappyMan0203 9 лет назад

At least in arcade, the P-36G is an absolute monster at tier 1. It flies well and has a ton of firepower for its level.

@tonisukles858 10 лет назад

I was thinking about watching a p36 vid and this was on top of the sub box convenient

@Zych.Grzegorz 10 лет назад

This is an awesome video. More like this please.

10 лет назад

Hi there friend :) You playing this game too :) ?

@Zych.Grzegorz 10 лет назад

Yup.

@finestin92 10 лет назад

Suomi mainittu! Lämmintä päälle, torilla on kylmä

@dajara521 10 лет назад

You aren't wrong about it's durability. My P36G was rammed in the left wing by a Chaika at the beginning of a match. Chiaka went down, my left wing was black,and I lost both of my ailerons. Went on to finish the match in that plane and score 2 kills along the way.

@Sovspot 10 лет назад

Seems like Curtiss had built a reputation with this plane and and P-40. Both planes seem to have been in similar situations.

@JOURNALISTICREVIEW 10 лет назад

This reminds me of a story my papa used to tell me: EXT. CAFÉ, FLORENCE - DAY Alfred, paper under his arm, heads to his usual table. Sits. WAITER Lei e solo? ALFRED Si, Fernet Branca, per cortesia. EXT. WOODS - DAY Blake finds a large waterfall... He checks his GPS, confused. Stares at the waterfall. Reaches for the climbing gear... EXT. MCU - NIGHT Gordon steps onto the roof with his pile of arrest reports... EXT. CAFÉ, FLORENCE - DAY As Alfred sips his drink, he glances up at a couple at the next table. Strangers. Alfred looks back down... INT. CAVE - DAY Moving in on the waterfall from inside... Blake bursts through, landing painfully on the shale inside. he gets to his feet, moving cautiously into the cave... EXT. MCU - NIGHT Gordon bangs his files against the air duct, straightening them. He stops. Sees something. The searchlight...fixed. Gordon runs his fingers across a brand new, steel Bat symbol... He looks up into the night... INT. CAVE - DAY Blake lights his torch...then ducks, crouching, as THOUSANDS of SCREECHING creatures descend. BATS... 164. EXT. CAFÉ, FLORENCE - DAY Alfred folds his paper. Pulls out his money, then stops, seeing...across the tables, a familiar couple... Bruce smiles at Alfred, who nods. Bruce turns back to the pretty brunette in pearls. Selina. Alfred pays his bill, content. INT. CAVE - DAY Blake lifts his head, FEELING the bats all around him... Blake RISES, and is SWALLOWED by the darkness of their wings and we - FADE OUT. THE END.

@johnblue1329 10 лет назад

Jingles I think that I remember a P-36 Hawk in the plane museum in Dayton

@ETIL_ 10 лет назад

Good video, Jingles, but the Hawks were used in the "Continuation War" during 1941-1944, not Winter War.

@vonblunder 10 лет назад

Good one! if I may suggest, in case you do more of these, it would be nice to have a second part where you analyse the plane in game: how it flies, its armaments, tips to be successfull, nothing to in depth, but something to link the plane irl to the one in game?

@zeropositivo1990 10 лет назад

These are fantastic, and I bet you have much more fun doing these than showing some random gameplay, ain't that right Jingles :P But now show some of them italian planes some love. You know you want it ^^

@Bigdogzq 10 лет назад

BootMonkey There too ugly to not love

@zorgfleeter 10 лет назад

itialian planes just are beauties! those are the only planes at low tiers i actually love! ah my mc 202

@stevie8030 10 лет назад

As a fan of interbellum aviation, I love the P-36, and can fly it all day, every day in WT. :)

@mitchellberg9975 10 лет назад

I never knew all that stuff thx for informing me. im proud to be American when u here stuff like that

@thespartanmk1 10 лет назад

Don't forget that Phil Rasmussen managed to get a P-36 in the air during the attack on Pearl Harbor. He was able to score a kill against a zero too.

@jblanas 10 лет назад

the p-36 only saw combat with US just once, during the attack on pearl harbor 4 or 5 (I can't remember) p-36s managed to get airborne and shot down 2 A6M2 Zero fighters, and badly damaged another one for the loss of one p-36

@robmarcjon 10 лет назад

very imformative loved it...i believe there were some at pearl harbor and actually scored kills there

@CountArtha 6 лет назад

I wonder sometimes if the P-36 didn't have more development potential than the P-40. The U.S. Army decided that radial engines were obsolete; hence the P-40's Allison engine - but it made the plane too front-heavy and ruined the good handling that the P-36 was known and loved for. A P-36 with a supercharged R-1830 engine and four M2 machine guns would have been more than a match for the Zero, Ki-43, or Bf 109 - same engine and armament as the F4F-3, but 1,500 pounds lighter.

@johndeal1624 5 лет назад

Great video and lecture. I always felt the P-36/Hawk was an under-rated aircraft in its day. I believe the Mohawk was also used by the South Africans in the East Africa campaign in 1940. I also believe, but am less sure of this, the Vice French used it against the US invasion of Morocco in November 1942. In any event, thanks for the great lecture of this interesting aircraft.

@XminisamuraiX 10 лет назад

Make a vid about where to place the Gnomefathers sound mod files please, i want to know and have failed many times

@helgewaagaard747 Год назад

The P 36s in Little Norway finally ended up in Peru. The Roosevelt administration originally wanted to give them as Lend and Lease to the Soviet Union, but the Norwegian government in exile opposed it. (They wanted a good relation to the Finns after the war was finished.) Instead the Soviets got P 40 from the Americans instead. So Mohawks against Warhawks over the skies of Finland!

@bix05001 10 лет назад

Could you make a playlist of these vids with historical contexts? This is quite interesting and well researched. Thanks

@Malkuth-Gaming 10 лет назад

AWW YEAH! more of this please :P

@marcoapollo2466 10 лет назад

Can you do more of this jingles. I love hearing about the history of planes that I don't know very well.

@babehunter1324 10 лет назад

3:12 LOL! Jingles the P-36 mostly outperformed the BF-109 models in 1935, of course the Emil was better overall but it took some 3 years for it to appear after the introduction of the P-36...

@ZorgonKiloEchoLima 10 лет назад

no. lol..

@The_MightyJingles 10 лет назад

I believe I covered this.

@babehunter1324 10 лет назад

BohemianEagle Where did you sayed that variants previous to the BF-109E were actually inferior to the P-36, if you did and you read this comment will you please pointed it out?

@babehunter1324 10 лет назад

Jonathan Davi Yes. lel... The P-36 could outrun, outgun and outroll the BF-109's B/C and D not sure about turn rate (lower wingloading in this variants compared to the BF-109E), tough the Emil was introduced almost at the same time as the P-36, the P-36 first flew significantlly earlier...

@sludly88 10 лет назад

hey jingles big fan but there are more than just one still intact they had one in the usa at the Dayton air force museum in ohio that is the only other one I know about though.

@rairath2864 9 лет назад

could you do a review on the A36 Apache?

@darkether 10 лет назад

I really have troubles with the nose wobble when turning in these things.

@TrickiVicBB71 3 года назад

A underrated aircraft in WW2. P-40 by Curtiss gets more fame

@Zippercdrr 10 лет назад

I was about to say "Theres one Flying with the Planes of Fame"... But after a quick check showed It was a Seversky AT-12 Guardsman. My bads. We do have a flying Peashooter though

@koivis87 10 лет назад

Actually Jingles... and all the commenters too. I have a few corrections to make considering your awesome clip: First, the first Finnish AF Hawks were delivered from Germany in the summer of 1941, and by then the Winter War was over. They were just in time for the be a crucial part of the lineup at the start of the Continuation War. Second, the 105 mm Howitzers used by German troops at Brecourt Manor were not French, but German leFH18/40s and they were actually correctly portrayed in the Band of Brothers miniseries! Sources: forum.axishistory.com/viewtopic.php?f=50&t=139075#p1691213 forum.axishistory.com/viewtopic.php?f=70&t=179853 Thx for the video, I'm just a nitpicker! :D

@koivis87 10 лет назад

Also, as a slighly related note, 8 of these howitzers were also deliveverd to Finnish army in 1944, but were too late not to see any action in the war.

@Ellis01234567890 10 лет назад

Anyone else having trouble loading this video? I've tried a number of other Jingles vids as well as other random youtube vids and this is the only one I can't load so it will be interesting to know if anyone else is having the same issue?

@dodgyfootballer 10 лет назад

I couldnt load it in higher res than 480p

@TomClothier 10 лет назад

Is there another video coming following on from the recent urban airsoft one? Besides that nice video!

@Shobe95 10 лет назад

SUOMI MAINUTTU! TORILLE! 5:36

@bigwave2001 10 лет назад

This plane would be so op in historical

@deimond3123 10 лет назад

ah, its nice to hear the sound of my country in the same sentece as planes!

@Ak-Ankka 10 лет назад

The highest scoring non german pilot of ww2 was finnish, I'm so proud :DD He scored most of his victories with a bf109 g-2 (according to wikipedia atleast)

@SuperRenegadeOutlaw 10 лет назад

Kickass plane

@aaronnixon8931 10 лет назад

Top few

@Mosquito5641 10 лет назад

Hey Jingles what is your opinion about the aircraft H - 1 "racer" or best know as Hughes - 1, it was one of the aircraft build by the famous Howard Hughes with the purpose to break the speed world record, we all know that it carried no guns at all, but we cant denied that it was one the fastest airplanes by the time and it does present some similarities with the Focke - Wulf 190 and the Japanese Zeros. It could be introduced in War Thunder with some guns, please comment

@alexnieuwoudt4178 10 лет назад

ah band of brothers is an amazing show

@ITS4390 10 лет назад

you forgot the 4th Hawk thats a level 2 premium gift aircraft. lol. just bustin' your balls jingles. Love these things, I've had them stuck in with my P40 and my Buffalo A3 since they turned up. Roll rate is garbage but matters little if you use her as a pure energy fighter.and if all else fails, go vertical. I sat there trolling a spitfire in my 36A for a solid 2 minutes before he finally goofed and managed to let me get behind him hahaha.

@__Lento__ 10 лет назад

yay Jingles mentioned my country AKA Finland

@ratchetqwark89 10 лет назад

ive only just started playing american planes (currently rank 6) and i do like my p36c :) also p40 and f4f wildcat (just got f6f but never tried it yet)