"They found where I was held prisoner with a spy satellite... One of them KH-09s. This baby, it shits out a film canister 12 miles up, then a C-130 comes by... pffft... Snags it at about 30,000 ft. This was not the digital age. This film had to be processed, analyzed and delivered... All by hand." - Frank Woods (I knew it sounded familiar!)
Beautifully done sir! I was just entering college in 1973 and wanted to enter the field of remote sensing from aerial platforms. I ended up starting a career at a national laboratory by mapping their facilities from imagery taken from an aircraft. Oh how I would have loved entering Mr. Pressel's gravitational field earlier in life. Another book for those interested in this field is 'Secret Empire' by Phillip Taubman. 'History makes you smart, heritage makes you proud.'
Could you please make a video on tank gun stabilizers? I would really like to comprehend how they work, however I have found the online explanations a bit difficult for a layman like me
I love your work mate, however, I have a question. What tools do you use to make these models and are there any sources a beginner may learn this from? Could you at least release one tutorial for us? Great to have you back!
@@GBR9794 dude there are so many tools used for instance a combination of sometimes SketchUp + illustrator + blender. Manuevering through these tools might be complex for a beginner like me and thus I decided to ask what tool offers depth and is worth learning in the long run and simultaneously provides quality output. I just need an answer that offers depth. I don't need to explain myself further 🤦
@@byson8628 tbh you should prob start learning a few of them and then decide it for yourselves. also, it would be better asking people who works in modeling / creative industry for that to get general feels of it than someone that just works for TH-cam production.
@@byson8628 Everything that he makes you could do in "Blender" for the 3D (free), For the motion graphics aka 2d animations I would recommend "After Effects", For the editting i would recommend "Davinci Resolve" (Free). I have 8 years of editting experience and 4 years of 3D experience wich is currently my job. For tutorials, Blender start with the Blenderguru Donut tutorials, the other programs no idea wich is a good tutorial series. 3D however is by far the hardest thing to get the hang of! Hopefully this helps! Much love, Dinkelwinkel
Your channel is for me one of the best on TH-cam with your short and concise explanation and extremely good visuals, i wish you would get more recognition for your work.
Very cool video as always wish there was more! I was wondering if you would consider doing a video on the LSM(R)-501-class Landing Ship Medium (Rocket) with its 10 continuous loading 5-inch rocket turrets.
This is almost more impressive to me than more modern digital satellites. All that money and effort and engineering to send film-based cameras into space, with color and resolution we today would consider subpar, with the end result of the mission being only four (large) spools. So much energy for four spools... spools of utmost importance to the intelligence community. What a fascinating time in rocket science history.
you consistently publish great content. Maybe consider waiting a while before posting more, so that you have enough to publish once every week (at least for a month or two) I heard it improves your chance of growing your audience.
Out of my normal field of interest MHIAM, but you've just increased my knowledge of satellite intelligence 10 fold... all in the space of a minute. Exceptional work as ever. Many thanks.
Hello! You think you could make a video on the heads up display of the Blackburn Buccaneer? It was one of the first aircraft to have such a thing and I've always wondered what the displayed information looks like.
What's incredible is that CIA released all of the technical details of the KH-9, BUT refused to declassify the actual photographs!!! CIA doesn't want China/Russia know how sharp those photos are.
About 30years ago , I saw a satellite photograph taken over Saint Peters square in Rome. It was at a slight angle not straight down . A man was walking his dog , it was possible to see, it was a poodle and not some other breed of dog . If they could, do that then , what can they do today with all the advances in technology ?
Awesome as usual ....what do you do for a living man? Do you work for Disney or something? Never seen such high quality stuff elsewhere..wish u were a bit more regular ..thanks a lot for this wonderful piece🙂
Always delightful to see you uploading a video!
Great content as always
Much appreciated!
So well done, as always
"They found where I was held prisoner with a spy satellite... One of them KH-09s. This baby, it shits out a film canister 12 miles up, then a C-130 comes by... pffft... Snags it at about 30,000 ft. This was not the digital age. This film had to be processed, analyzed and delivered... All by hand." - Frank Woods (I knew it sounded familiar!)
literally first thing I thought about
Beautifully done sir!
I was just entering college in 1973 and wanted to enter the field of remote sensing from aerial platforms. I ended up starting a career at a national laboratory by mapping their facilities from imagery taken from an aircraft. Oh how I would have loved entering Mr. Pressel's gravitational field earlier in life.
Another book for those interested in this field is 'Secret Empire' by Phillip Taubman.
'History makes you smart, heritage makes you proud.'
Hexagons truly are the bestagons
Could you please make a video on tank gun stabilizers? I would really like to comprehend how they work, however I have found the online explanations a bit difficult for a layman like me
I love your work mate, however, I have a question. What tools do you use to make these models and are there any sources a beginner may learn this from? Could you at least release one tutorial for us? Great to have you back!
google it
@@GBR9794 dude there are so many tools used for instance a combination of sometimes SketchUp + illustrator + blender. Manuevering through these tools might be complex for a beginner like me and thus I decided to ask what tool offers depth and is worth learning in the long run and simultaneously provides quality output. I just need an answer that offers depth. I don't need to explain myself further 🤦
@@byson8628 tbh you should prob start learning a few of them and then decide it for yourselves. also, it would be better asking people who works in modeling / creative industry for that to get general feels of it than someone that just works for TH-cam production.
@@byson8628 Everything that he makes you could do in "Blender" for the 3D (free),
For the motion graphics aka 2d animations I would recommend "After Effects",
For the editting i would recommend "Davinci Resolve" (Free).
I have 8 years of editting experience and 4 years of 3D experience wich is currently my job.
For tutorials,
Blender start with the Blenderguru Donut tutorials, the other programs no idea wich is a good tutorial series. 3D however is by far the hardest thing to get the hang of!
Hopefully this helps!
Much love,
Dinkelwinkel
@@mrdinkelwinkel Thanks Dinkelwinkel!
Never heard of this till now. Simply fascinating. Well done Sir. Always look forward to the next one.
1:16 - Intelligence officers, bringing reentry vehicles to Pentagon:
- "This is a *bucket* "
- "Dear god..."
- "There's more."
- " *No...* "
Your channel is for me one of the best on TH-cam with your short and concise explanation and extremely good visuals, i wish you would get more recognition for your work.
Really hope that your channel was named Military History in an Hour. Thanks for your awesome contents!
This is why I love watching vids, such detail and depth in such a short time.
Good stuff as always! Great to see you upload again, I really enjoy your work!
My only gripe: should be H1HR, because I could watch for hours!
Ngl, I thought the thumbnail showed a knife so I was so confused
Stellar topic and production as always :)
It's a good day when h1min uploads
Great video as always H1MIN
Watching your stuff reminds me of the old days of the military history channel 👍🏼
This is so cool! Thank you for making these videos.
It’s holiday whenever this channel uploads
I love your content. I keep sharing this with my friends every time.
I hecking love this channel, remember the first vid I saw here when looking up info about HESH rounds. Keep up the good work :)
Frank Woods mentioned one of those in Call of Duty Black Ops 2
Yess Sir...Captain on deck...
This is the best thumbnail. Awesome job as always. Wish you could upload more often, it's a sight of beauty.
Awesome as always. Thank you!
Very cool video as always wish there was more! I was wondering if you would consider doing a video on the LSM(R)-501-class Landing Ship Medium (Rocket) with its 10 continuous loading 5-inch rocket turrets.
wow great video really worth the wait
Thank you for the content ❤🎉
You make amazing videos! I hope loads more come in the future c:
Fantastic video as always. Looking forward to see more!
This is almost more impressive to me than more modern digital satellites. All that money and effort and engineering to send film-based cameras into space, with color and resolution we today would consider subpar, with the end result of the mission being only four (large) spools. So much energy for four spools... spools of utmost importance to the intelligence community. What a fascinating time in rocket science history.
Can you do a Video about German WW2 U-Boat decoys like the Bold or Sieglinde? Would be much appreciated! 😊
you consistently publish great content. Maybe consider waiting a while before posting more, so that you have enough to publish once every week (at least for a month or two) I heard it improves your chance of growing your audience.
Ive read about various aspects of this system, but was surprised to see how much of a Rube Goldberg machine it was. Incredible
We need more of this.
I went to a talk about this Satellite a few years back from one of the designers, very interesting stuff
love the cold war stuff, more please :)
HE IS BACK BOYS
Beautiful animations and models. Great video.
Love your videos ❤. What software do you use to make these amazing videos?
Awesome Videos, keep up the good work!
Out of my normal field of interest MHIAM, but you've just increased my knowledge of satellite intelligence 10 fold... all in the space of a minute.
Exceptional work as ever. Many thanks.
Amazing! But please also present data in metric units.
this channel is great
Wouldn't mind longer videos
would be pretty cool to see a google maps-style compilation of all the film taken
FINALLY
excellent work as usual!
Hello! You think you could make a video on the heads up display of the Blackburn Buccaneer? It was one of the first aircraft to have such a thing and I've always wondered what the displayed information looks like.
Fantastic!
great channel
as geology student
I'm fu king cry now especially this 1:30 (my eyeeee)
Great work !
Finally!
Bravo!
Ayo very interesting, c u in 3 months
Amazing tech
Grandpa engineers did the coolest shit.
What's incredible is that CIA released all of the technical details of the KH-9, BUT refused to declassify the actual photographs!!! CIA doesn't want China/Russia know how sharp those photos are.
Awasome! Keep it up
Can you do one for the star shell rounds?
This is incredible. I love seeing what was accomplished with old, rudimentary technologies.
About 30years ago , I saw a satellite photograph taken over Saint Peters square in Rome. It was at a slight angle not straight down . A man was walking his dog , it was possible to see, it was a poodle and not some other breed of dog . If they could, do that then , what can they do today with all the advances in technology ?
There were also GAMBIT satellites that did more detailed photos but I did not research those.
I think the film was processed on the satellite?
So basically, the old school camera to rule them all?
Cool
Same one mentioned in Call of Duty: Black Ops 2.
wait... you are saying someone could do a google map out of the images declassfied if digitalised...
Dayton Ohio mentioned
GOAT
yeeeeeees
DUUUDE ANOTHER MHM!!!!
This is 2min long!!!! You lied to us
Busted.
This is the shit that got Woods caught and tortured by Raul Menendez
ayo
BLACK OPS 2 reference
Awesome as usual ....what do you do for a living man? Do you work for Disney or something? Never seen such high quality stuff elsewhere..wish u were a bit more regular ..thanks a lot for this wonderful piece🙂
Should’ve just used google maps 🤦♂️
only in ohio
1:10 minor speaking error?
First
should have noted out of 20 attempts only 1 was successful
What resources do you need to make more of these?
this is the first time heard about this.