Deutsches Technikmuseum Berlin

A journey into the world of innovation and technology! In this video we dive into the rich history of German technology, aviation . Let's take a look at the amazing exhibits dedicated to aeronautics. The “raisin bomber” Douglas C-47 Skytrain awaits us on the roof of the museum. Let's find out together how technology changed the world! ✈️
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მოგზაურობა ინოვაციებისა და ტექნოლოგიების სამყაროში! ამ ვიდეოში ჩვენ ჩავუღრმავდებით გერმანული ტექნოლოგიებისა და ავიაციის მდიდარ ისტორიას. მოდით გადავხედოთ აერონავტიკისადმი მიძღვნილ გასაოცარ ექსპონატებს. მუზეუმის სახურავზე გველოდება Douglas C-47 Skytrain „ქიშმიშის ბომბდამშენი“. მოდით ერთად გავიგოთ, როგორ შეცვალა ტექნოლოგიამ სამყარო! ✈️

[@ninersix2790]

Camera is moving so fast i can't see much of anything! Who made this ButtHead Productions?

[@markushathedoggopilot3428]

in it!

[@Pilot-Chronicles_Sky-Riders]

Thank you for watching my video. I will definitely take your recommendation into account. It is very difficult to convey all the exhibits and emotions on camera, but I tried to include as much as possible in a short amount of time.

[@jhoncho4x4]

If you ever get to the US; Wright-Patt National Airforce Museum in Dayton, Ohio contains much tech brought back from the war; spent decades staring at the ME-262 and cutaway engine next to it.
The early wooden cutaway wire guided missle across the aisle is interesting, too.
V1 and V2 rockets with portable launcher trailer.
It was odd growing up and watching documentaries about exotic German war tech when I had already seen most of the old junk in that museum years prior.
The ww2 POW section has some amazing items that shouldn't have survived the war; a must-see.
Give yourself a couple of days if you want to see the whole museum.
It's made from the old army air corp base hangers.
I didn't see any flying saucers; just one used Apollo space capsule.
One of the Space Shuttles should have been displayed there, definitely missing; I think it was a political decision.
They built a new air force base next door after the war.
The virtual museum tour online is pretty good, but it's definitely not the same as visiting.
I still touch Bockscar on the wing every time I visit and was once able to sit in the cockpit seat when I was a kid there on a school trip.
I lived in Indiana about an hour+ away, but they had overnight school visits where you camped out and slept in the museum.
I had full access to an awesome museum all night; it was great for a nerd like me.
The planes were a lot more accessible back then. I can still smell it...

[@Pilot-Chronicles_Sky-Riders]

Thank you for watching my video. I will definitely take your advice into consideration and visit the museum you recommended when I have the opportunity. I wish you good luck and success.

[@jumpinjehoshaphat1951]

Didn't expunge the swastikas.

[@Eric-kn4yn]

Panzerfaust armed liason german .a/c