War Thunder - The Hun in the Sun! 

I find the history of this plane more interesting than the game itself

Wait a minute... A Jingles war thunder video? WHO ARE YOU AND WHAT HAVE YOU DONE WITH THE REAL JINGLES?!

A British engine in a enemies fighter, so just like the MiG-15?

Bet 10 Pounds Jingle's not gonna see the replay I sent him :P And I also bet 10 Pounds you're gonna start digging trough your e-mails now ! :D

I miss these videos. I hope we can see more :)

Not this bloody plane game again...

In the description: "... but utlimately ..." UTLIMATELY. AS A GRAMMAR NAZI, I AM HUGELY TRIGGERED.

These War Thunder plane battles show to me that I need to clean my scree,do you think the same....?

yaaaay, more history from uncle Jingles. Damn! i wish history lessons in school were given like this :/ great video again Jingles, been watching for about 1-2 year(s) now. you're the one who got me into World of Tanks, Armored warfare and World of Warships. i've been loving all of it. Love your accent btw :D

Hi Jingles,I have to say first, Colander is a friend of mine; we have a lot of conversations on WOWS, WOT and War Thunder and team up together often. Its a surprise but not a miracle that you have chosen his segment, he is good and knows what he is doing; we have had good conversations in the late hours of my night, his mornings over a lot of things...you see, I live in the states now and he remains in Europe, but thanks to the Internet, we continue the friendship. He was tickled about your posting his segment and told me on another popular site of social media, so I had to bow to his now acclaimed greatness and see for myself. hahaha. After all, to get on your channel, is an epic accomplishment in so many peoples eyes...you have a great channel!I know he is grateful you have chosen his segment. I'm happy also...for him. We both slug through Random matched games in WOT's that just frustrates us both to no end; like you, we are both veterans as well...I retired..so Im another old man playing to this day...remembering how this stuff started, how goofy we got when 356k double-floppy disc's were in for Commodore-64's, etc! Colander also knows a few of those good and historical games and yes, we miss them. Tremendous moment in his day, his week, his year...you've made him happy for showing him off and his game-play. I used to live in Augsburg, GE...and on an old re-flagged Kaserne, I have been underground and seen the craftwork of Willi's mind, up close, original condition, and, with a smidge of TLC I am confident would work with just oil and fuel. Augsburg is a great town, they really loved us G.I.'s and unfortunately, I was some of the last to stay there as we closed it 1998. I would encourage anyone to visit the city. The BF-109 soon to be ME-109, is one of my historical favorites. I even have some very unique articles from a few models of real aircraft used in the Italian theater of operations. In all my service time, I've actually met quite a few well known icons that survived the war, Gunther Rall is one of them; it was an epic moment for me, personally and it was not just a short brief hello...I mean, it was an opportunity of a lifetime with a living legend, and we had plenty of time to talk story about things. He was a very gracious and giving guy in his time with me. Don't panic over your pronunciation, if I can get it, so can you. Bayrische Flug-Zueg-Werk, sounds best if you say, Buyrisch flug-zoyg-work (obviously you already know from experience, the W has a V-sound). See you around, probably teamed up with Colander...feel free to drop a note and platoon up!05HogsRule.

In 2006 I had a nice conversation with Richard Perlia . He told me about the problems taking off with the late 109 models. He was testpilot for Junkers ,Arado and others. He wrote some interressting books.

I've watched this video countless times and I jump up and down in my seat every time. Also I love the old gun sounds. The new ones are ok but nothing like these. They actually sound like guns here

Referring to Jingles' delicate temperature sensibilities, isn't there an expression that "only mad dogs and Englishmen go out in the noon day sun"?

A WAR THUNDER VIDEO!???? Hurray

i love the history lessons jingles combined with these replays. cheers pal.

I have missed Jingles war thunder replays with a brilliant history lesson thrown in!

Loving the history lessons you give out during these videos. In fact sometimes I look further into some of the subjects myself and just found out why Milch hated Messerchmitt's guts, apparently Milch lost his close friends in an airplane crash and the said airplane was manufactured by Messerschmitt's company

More war thunder please!!

As a collector of Corgi BF109s this has been one of the best vids in a while ships.

Bf109 first flew with a British engine? ok, how about UK's royal family is actually german (House of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha got renamed to Windsor cuz of baaad baaad germans in WWI - but still if you rename an Opel to Vauxhall, it's still originally an Opel :D) beat that proud Jingles boy :D

When it comes to where I live, its a military museum paradise, especially flight museums! One museum has a fully flight worthy BF 109 G-14, another museum has a E-3, another museum has a HA-1112 (from the movie The Battle of Britain) under restoration to fully flight worthy status and another has a static HA-1112. There is a number of FW-190's too!

These WT simulator battle replays are awesome. Definetly best content Jingles puts up along with MWJ (this is strictly subjective of course)

I adore watching these sim/history videos Jingles. they are the best.

Thank you Jingles. I don't play WarThunder but I enjoy watching it and you commentating on it.

Historical additions for everyone interested: - The Bf 109's also served in other nations like Hungary, Italy, Finland, Switzerland and Yugoslavia. The finish, swiss and yugoslavian Bf 109's would serve into the late 40s or early 50s until being replaced - Spain built a copy/variant of the Bf 109, the HA-1109 and HA-1112. More than 200 were built and served into the mid-60s. These were later modified to look like E-models and star in the movie "Battle of Britain". - Czechoslovakia built a variant of the Bf 109 after the war called the Avia S-199 which served in the czechoslovakian Air Force until the mid-50s - Irony alert: The S-199's were also exported to Israel before Israel could get aircraft from the US and UK, so basically a variant of a Luftwaffe fighter from the Nazi-era was among the first fighters of Israel in the late 40s. Unfortunately the Avia S-199 was rather bad as it used a "wrong" engine (Jumo-engined designed for the He 111-bombers) Details of all this can be read on Wikipedia, the articles are well written

I guess you could say I'm subscribed for your WoT content (I'm really subscribed for your Jingles content), but your WT sim battle videos are the bees knees. I love learning about historical events like this. And in a British accent, no less!

History Lessons with Jingles, less than a tenth the length of a history lesson over the course of roughly 3 weeks, and a million times more educational. Jingles for Minister of Education!

Thanks, Jingles! Even though I don't fly simulator mode in War Thunder, I do enjoy watching the videos of these players who do. :)

thanks for the history lesson jingles, and to make it even better, you did it with that great game.

Listening to Jingles talking about historical war machines...that is half an hour very well spent. You really do have a talent for this Jingles. Very enjoyable to listen to, very educational, and retained my interest throughout. ^_^

13:55 Just to be correct here, its not the drag that makes the difference but the vastly increased wing loading.

War Thunder! War Thunder!War Thunder!War Thunder!War Thunder!War Thunder!War Thunder!War Thunder!War Thunder!War Thunder!War Thunder!War Thunder! THANK YOU COLANDER!! YOU SAVED MY SANITY FROM WORLD OF TANKS AND ARMORED WARFARE!!!!! THANK YOU

Another history lesson from professor jingles. thank you from the Canadian West Coast!

i love these story time with jingles War thunder videos

A great combination of superb flying and a superb Jingles track.

Miss these War Thunder videos. Great game, great commentary

God I miss these kind of videos... I wish Jingles did some more of these kind...

And a fitting end to the Bf109's service, the last versions were fitted with Rolls-Royce Merlin 500-45's while flying with Spain as the Hispano HA-1112 (these served until the mid 1960's, while the Czech Avia S-99/199 lasted until 1957 in Czech service and late 1948/early 1949 for the Israelis)

when my ship, USS Higgins, did her first yard visit after our sail around, we pulled the 3 RR GTG and installed the Allison GTGs. the RR were sent back to the ship yard in maine.

G-14 was an attempt to standarise the G-6 and it was earlier than G-10. The G-10 was a late Gustav with K-4's engine - the DB-605D and it was meant to be just a transition variant. The K-4 was a new Bf-109 with lots of internal changes and new features.

23:40 Oh, I have this book! One of my precious collection of WWII books made in the 60's here in Brazil, along with Heinz Knoke's "I flew for the Führer", Hans-Ulrich Rudel's "Stuka Pilot" and many others

Nice to have the addition of the history of the aircraft and the foolish personal infighting that had to be overcome to provide an excellent aircraft for Germany.

Loving the historical background you put into your videos, Jingles. Keep up the great work, sir!

The more you know :). Great video Jingles, greatly interesting, pure pleasure to watch. I am really looking forward for more of this kind of videos. 1930-1950 was always the most interesting part of history for me, especially the World War II. I never walked pass a book, movie, documentary or article from which I could learn more about this time period. Same goes for this video, thank you Jingles :).

Jingles... this was a FANTASTIC video. So much information in a short period of time and mixed with eye candy it made for a awesome experience. Thank you. It may be the Heineken talking but... more of this please!

love when ya come back to war thunder jingsy.

Jingles, love the war thunder vids because of the history that comes with them! Looking forward to seeing more of them in the future, thank you!

Thanks for another history lesson Jingles. Cannot wait to see more amazing simulator replays, wish I had the time or more accurately brains to get this good.

Finally, the "planes game" is back. Please, follow up with more WarThunder videos.

I really do appreciate the history lessons. Amazing educational bit while enjoying a replay of a video game. Well done as usual Jingles. Well done.

Thanks for reminding me that I've neglected to keep my monitor spotless. Hahaha! War Thunder is graphically superb, so I won't hold a grudge. Great replay, C0lander!!

Jingles's, I came here to watch the video, but I have to admit I really loved your historical narrative. More videos like this I really loved it. I was immersed in the history during the entire video.

Excellent presentation Jingle's. I always learn something new. Thanks for the effort.

Man, you tell epic stories! You should do more!

I love these history lessons with added photage

Jingels you make history more fun than It already is

I really enjoy these sim battles. Please do them a bit more often :)

Today's history lesson from professor jingles the BF109

Nice to see some planes for a change, but I'm happy to watch any thing.

Thx Jingles . . . it was a while since i read up to my aircraft history. thx for the refresher course.

yay! jingles WT video! i knew you hadn't forgotten us completely.

Sadly the Combined arms Sim battles are the only gound to use the G-10 without having to cut yourself from frustration after an evening of playing with it. Props to this dude for coping with the pain so well. #givegtensomelove

Thanks for doing another one of these videos Jingles. I love your history lessons set to some good game-play.

I must say I thoroughly enjoyed the lesson with a excellent video for the background, may I say...I want more. Well done Jingles.

Ah, history with Jingles... I just love it when he makes videos like this. I could just listen to him all day. GIVE US ANOTHER HISTORY LESSON!! lol

Greetings from Finland Jingles! Good stuff as usual. Especially the history part. I think we flew some g-model 109's in the continuation war against the soviets.

ahh the Bf109, so, beautiful. im suprised Jingles didnt mention the F model (IIRC the F was the most popular during WW2) but as an Arcade player, the G-6 is currently my favourite. triple 30mms are so glorious against bombers.

i do so love the aircraft history videos Jingles!

I really do love these history lesson episodes. Keep up the great work Jingles, your slaves in the salt mines adore you.

Excellent review jingles, I love them when you go deep in history about the objects.

Really liking the gameplay combined with history lesson. Would love to see more of this style video. Excellent!

Great video jingles! I like the reply with historical notes style as in your previous vids. :)

I could listen to you talk about these aircraft all day.

Amazing Video Jingles! I really do like the history lesson that accompanies these videos. Please, please keep them coming!

Love these historical type reviews. Keep up the good work.

excelent video ! great recap of the 109´s history!

Usually I enjoy Jingles' development stories but I already know everything about the beautiful Bf 109 :D so, woohoo, didn't think I could ever know as much as Jingles about a thing :) PS: Keep up the good work!

Fantastic video as always, thank you Jingles I love the historic videos you make and I'd love to have a playlist of just them. Could you name these types of video accordingly to make finding them easier?

YES! War thunder! :) This and mingles with jingles is the reason why i personally still stay subscribed :D :)

Jingles if I can be a bit of a plane spotter interesting fact... the propeller blades for the Rotol propeller fitted to current Spitfires (warbirds) are now made in Germany by the same company that made them for the BF 109.

Don't know why, but I really enjoy watching those Sim-Battles. Even through I'm not playing WT. Oh and btw: This bloody plane game again! Well actually... This bloody combined arms game again! That should do it.

Strange how the very same day that I learn who Milch is while reading the book Soldaten, where I also read today about Galland and the Bf109 ramming attacks, Jingles puts up a video, which includes all of these things. Soldaten is an exceedingly interesting book, though obviously due to the subject matter (secretly recorded conversations between German POWs in Britain and America) it is quite grim and serious. I highly recommend it though if you can handle such things.

Awesome, we need more stuff like this. Historical Jingles is the best Jingles!

Thank you Jingles, you old rascal, for the history lesson. A pleasure indeed.

Yay! WarThunder is back!

i really like these episodes were you tell the history of the aircraft/tanks etc. during the gameplay.

History with Jingles is always amusing and entertaining

God I love the 109... and now I know even more about it. Thanks Jingles. :-)

I always like your War Thunder videos. You should really call these 'storytime with Jingles' XD. Great video, look forward to the next replay.

Is it me or did anyone else miss these history lesson style videos?

Yes, the legendary three plane propeller. Gj Jingles. XD lol

Very nice video Jingles. One thing though: the Bf109D variant did actually have the DB600 engine, with the E-F variants using the DB601.

Ah, the Bf109. The best plane ever created :3 I luv it

You will always be my favorite fighter little Bf-109 :)

I want more of this sort of stuff!

This has to be one of my favorite history lessons. Please keep doing these.

I love these "history lesson" videos. Keep 'em coming, please.

what a beautiful plane, I would love this 109 bit I'm stuck with the bf109 F4 lol

A great training video. COlander gives us a great demonstration. After 9 years away from Slight Sims, I am now waiting for the post to arrive with my new Joy Stick. I will me in Aviators of War within the week! Thanks for a great news reel. Tally Hoo!

I both enjoyed and found it informative, thank you very much, Professor Jingles.