Savoia Marchetti SM 79 Italian super torpedo bomber of WW II. How was it forgotten.
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- Savoia Marchetti SM 79 Italian super torpedo bomber of WW II. How was it forgotten.
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I had previously had no idea that the entire course of the war was changed by a random SM79 pilot I had never heard of dying in 1944. Fantastic History.
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Hi guys. Thanks for the great new Video. 👍
Thanks for your compliment. My wonderful friend.
Well done .
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Thank you , I have wondered about this plane for a while .
It sounds to me like they failed badly to concentrate their attacks to overwhelm defenses. For one thing they hit and damaged several cruisers without sinking them and they told of splitting up flights of 5 to attack several ships, where such flights or bigger should have all concentrated on one ship in order to certainly sink it, not maybe damage it.
First! Great video
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Nice, good content, fine photos and commentator.
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Great work
Thank you.
The only thing "super" about the 79 torpedo was the guys that had the courage of flew It against ships...
Yes.
I'll never understand how they sacrificed many planes just to sink a few merchant ships
"Gobbo maledetto" as italian aviators used to call it means "cursed hunchback"
Also the lecters you barely see written on the bombs at 4:35 spell "buon natale" = "marry christmas"
A very good information.
Love & am going to replicate marking on side of plane at :7.58
Interesting . How are you going to do it ? Notice the 'plane beside it has the design facing the opposite way ! It can get tricky for us modellers . Pete
Well done