My trip to Germany Day 2 Luftwaffe museum and Flak Tower
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- Hello everyone and today we visit the Luftwaffe museum outside Berlin and visit the only complete remaining Berlin Flak tower hope you enjoy the video and feel free to comment and subscribe.
A Excellent Video.. Highly Recommended.. Thank You Very Much For Sharing..
Thankyou for watching and the very kind feedback happy you enjoyed it as much as i enjoyed filming it. Alex
Lucky you.... seems you had the museum to yourself for the day!!! Nice footage for the modellers wanting to provide extra detailing to their projects. Hope you enjoyed your visit... I know I would.
Echte Schönes Sammlung von dem altes Luftwaffe..
Nice video, amazing places. Reminds my visit to Berlin long time ago. Flak tower impresses a lot.
I have pieces from a Heinkel 111 I got from Darvel moor in Scotland as they were bombing clybebank during the war and lots of them would be damaged by anti aircraft fire...got alot from it plus the engine cowling and a few rounds of 8ml ammunition...ta
Schöne Sammlung von Luftfahrzeugen❤.
Just watched your video , thanks for posting it. It gives me the opportunity to see places I might not get to visit.
Fascinating. Good to see the Gannet. Thank you for sharing.
Tornado isn't British. It's a collaboration of British, German and Italian.
Yep - Panavia.
This is not "a British Tornado that was also used by the Luftwaffe", but the Tornado was a joint development between Messerschmitt-Bölkow-Blohm (now Airbus), BAE Systems, and Aeritalia ;-)
Yes, a fairly elementary error.
Heinkel is a nice display. Several good exhibits.
Beside the mistake with the "british Tornado" there is another mistake with the "Heinkel". It`s not a Heinkel, its a CASA 2.111, built in license by the Spanish. This CASA was equipped with 2 Merlin engines and not with the DB601 (He 111a) or the Jumo 211
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People make mistakes as i stated this was before i was seriously into military history.
Well you could call it a postwar heinkel built by the Spanish under Licence.
Not really in the inside hanger as the tornado was a 3 nation contribution by Britain, Italy and west Germany, the odd ones out are the fairy gannet the huey and the sabre, as the Mig 29 could have been made in East germany or the DRG...
The heinkel is one of my favorite airplanes, nice aerodynamic design
I'm surprised the swastikas weren't censored out.
Me too...
I understand and know of German's who respectfully own their history and learn from the value given an honest reflection. The same should be learned by Americans who are offended by the Confederate battle flag.
@@theophilhist6455 But if you look at it from the point of view of the families that suffered under the Nazis you might generate some understanding. Same for the conferderate battle flag. Why would you want to praise or remember a symbol of rebellion?
@@michaelgrey7854 Respectfully Mr. Grey, I do have deeper understanding than you might appreciate. I personally know and have met people who have suffered loss under the Nazi terror. What amazes me is theirs (and many others) ability to move on. I mean no disrespect to those who have suffered. We owe it to ourselves to learn and understand how victims can show us all how to forgive and continue to live. I suggest folks to read "The Happiest Man on Earth" by Eddie Jaku ...a survivor of the holocaust "camps".... or the book and movie "Unbroken". Thank you for your comment.
Warum?
Helicopter looks like an American Huey as used in Vietnam conflict, all the graffiti on the flak tower is definitely an eye sore
aye its a big shame!
I would suggest that the Heuy looks like this helicopter as it was built much earlier.
Good Grief, it is a Huey. It was used by the Heer, Luftwaffe and even the Bundesgrenzschutz. It was license built by Dornier starting in, I believe, 1969.
6:00 "British" Tornado? The "Panavia Tornado" was a German-Italian-British project (BAE Systems, Messerschmitt-Bölkow-Blohm, Aeritalia)!
9:00 MIG 29
Interesting that the He-111 and the Fw-190 plainly show the swaticker. Yet if you put one on a model, you can be in deep kimchi.
Is this a new crime as there are thousands of model aircraft on sale all over UK with Swastikas. Even airfix model tanks with Waffen ss decals
Great looking museum 👍😀
Thinks that Heinkel 111 was a spanish build one -when you see the engine nacells - a Rolls-Royce Kestrel
Thanks for sharing
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Hello everyone this video over 2 years ago and since then i have seriously updated my knowledge on military history to the point it takes up most of my free time so if i make many mistakes in the video i apologise in advance as this was before i seriously started collecting! thanks for the support alex.
No problems, good job.
Cool
Heinkel is CASA with Rolls-Royce engines.
Thanks, I love ww2 museums.
Loved the german engineering
One correction,those flak towers didnt have wimpy little tiny 88's they had 12.8mm for breaking into a sweat and 10.5's for the light easy role stuff,lol...
It is illegal to use the swastika in ordinary circumstances but exceptions are made for museums and historical artifacts such as these in a museum setting. Many foreigners also fall foul of laws against Nazi era salutes or gestures or remarks about the 3rd Reich. The modern Germans take these laws very seriously also any race hatred speech etc.
I just want to make you aware that i am not one of these so called "foreigners" who does such a thing! as a military historian i would be disrespecting my ancestors who fought in the war if i did so!. I was merely pointing out its nice to see historical accuracy.
Another SJW asshole name " John Dooley " trying to rewrite history, your parents must be real dicks!
@@CHITOWNGANGSTA1981 Nothing to do with my parents when I state facts. A friend of mine faced jail for joking around in Germany with Nazi era gestures and symbols to the great anger and discomfort of people nearby. He got a big shock when confronted by local police and fined for his actions. Both my parents are now dead and in my country and culture it is a big insult to speak ill of the dead. Talk about the sins of the father being visited on their children, you have just reversed that fallacy in a vicious and vindictive manner.
@ More like Eireann go brath.
Yeah a fucking Nazishit museum!
Nice quality video
I love it ❤️❤️❤️
The Starfighter eventually flew with fifteen air forces, but its poor safety record, especially in Luftwaffe service, brought it substantial criticism. The Germans lost 292 of 916 aircraft and 116 pilots from 1961 to 1989, its high accident rate earning it the nickname Witwenmacher ("widowmaker") from the German public.
Same experience Australia had with the Mirage 111.
The boards have names of churches and presumably other landmarks on them.
Perché il segnale di radioattività sui congegni di puntamento del cannone?
18:30 is not a memorial with names. The words translates to "gas works", "water tower", "church" et c. It is a guide for the view...
I see I didn't know anything back then 😂
Ah the Huey Luis helicopter!
Gatow ?
is this Germany trying to flip the guilt
Thank you that was great. I forgot that East Germany was the communist government I was wondering why are all these Soviet machines around and then you mentioned East Germany I was like oh OK
me 163 had 2x30 mm cannons mk108, not 4
Museum, only way Germany would get their hands on both a Spitfire and Mosquito.
USA and Russia, only way UK ever won a war against germany
Amazing how the Swastika is not offensive if a museum can charge you a buck to view content.
locations museum ?
Where was Indiana Jones?
wonder if world will ever see war like ww2 ever again
Lets hope not!
Veterans when they see swastika: REEEEEEE
Tornado was not British
Mostly designed by Barnes Wallace with his swing wing, Rolls Royce engines. UK just wouldn’t go alone after CONCORDE fiasco, so went with cooperation with Germany and Italy. Same idea with Eurofighter (typhoon) etc.
@@vernongoodey5096it was a consortium, they helped with funding and design of some parts to be built on licence of the tornado aswell, barns wallace had been dead decades before the design of the tornado, but agreed the swing wing was a British contribution...
@@wor53lg50 sorry Barnes Wallis did not die decades before the MRCA was built. Your wrong I’m afraid check your facts my father worked for years at RAE everyone one there knew this story followed on from his Swallow designs with the he,p of Leonard Cheshire
@@vernongoodey5096 ok sorry, i think i was getting mixed up with the bloke who designed the spitfire, but im sure BW didnt live long enough to witness the Birth of the tornado..
@@wor53lg50 no worries if your interested my father said he was working on alloy metal for the 2nd series Concorde back in the 1960s but is still under wraps for future designs, maybe for the Tempest fighter???
Ist is Not a SU something its a MIG29!!!
nyet XD
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@@HistoricalHunter45 Then please tell the museum, that they are mistaken. They claim it to be a MIG-29 G on their website...
Ha, nice Russian speaking))) Mig-29 looks good. Also Mig-15 and F-86 were main opponents in Korea.