Oculus VR: 1943 Berlin Blitz
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ต.ค. 2018
- The BBC's '1943 Berlin Blitz' VR Educational Experience viewed through an Oculus Rift CV1.
In September 1943, a BBC reporter boarded a plane on an allied bombing raid over Berlin. The incredible recording he returned with forms the basis of this breathtaking experience by BBC Northern Ireland and Immersive VR Education, putting you inside a Lancaster bomber as it navigates a most dangerous journey. - เกม
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This was GREAT vr experience. You can really see those meter lights shining in darkness, then get totally blind from searchlights while watching city below burning. Then nightfighters attack.
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Friendly bomber crew get's shot down by flak just 300 meters in front of them: Pilot, calm and unwavered: engineer, skipper here; would you put the revs up please ?
Nerves of steel !
True hero’s no doubt. Thanks for their service and defending freedom!
Yesterday I went to the Duxford Air show and did I this experience, it was so fun, I would recommend it.
Absolutely brilliant! Gets me excited for the B-17 Mighty 8th remake that’s coming out whenever (hopefully soon) from Micropose! Tbh, I’ve never been into the VR experience, but something like this, and then Mighty 8th to implement it, is gonna be unreal and adrenaline pumping!
The narrator was the Welsh war correspondent, Wynford Vaughan-Thomas.
7:30 that scene just gives me the chills seeing that bomber going down. That's not just a bomber crew going down. 7 young men never made it home.
I did this with my father, it was brilliant.
Edit:It was the Dambusters experience I did, not this one.
How did you come across the Dambusters version? I would love to try it
@@themegaforce810 Went to air museum in London near Hendon.
What a fantastic video. Did they use a sim such as IL-2 to make it? I grew up reading the stories to these men, nice to see an immersive experience that can bring their story to a new generation.
Yes good question like to know what sim this is.?
Men were made differently back then.
Beautiful Boys. Thank you.
Great Post !
In contrast... ;) In the 90s I went to a great open air all night free house party on Langer airfield, awesome :)
It’s crazy thing this is what he saw
My grandpa served
And survived
and remember too:
Why did Bomber Command not get medals?
Medal clasp and proposed medal
The planned campaign medal for Bomber Command was never struck. The decision not to award a medal for all members of Bomber Command occurred during the short gap between the wartime coalition and Attlee's Labour Government, whilst Churchill was still P.M.
Hitler shouldn’t have picked that fight
Terrfying
Horrible
What?
Salty little jerry, hehe.
No worse than what the Luftwaffe was doing to British towns. My dad grew up during the blitz in Liverpool. Living in holes like rats to avoid the bombs and incendiarys. Bad things were done on both sides don't forget.
@@discostu9585 What is a hidden fact is that the British Air Force bombed German cities for months that had no strategic use, but only served to kill the population and weaken morale. Again and again they appealed to reason, but after three months they started attacking English cities as well. Before that, only factories and ports were targeted. The systematic bombing of the German cities and the murder of the civilian population went to the account of the belligerent Winston Churchill, who himself said that he would like to see Germans "fried".
On July 19, Hitler tried one last time with an offer of peace to England to end the air war.
Looks here the speech of Adolf Hitler: archive.org/details/AdolfHitlerALastAppealToReason_201708
@@MythenmetzHildegunst Peace? You mean letting him conquer Eastern Europe and the rest?