This Unexploded Sidewinder Missile Got Stuck in a MiG-17 and Mailed to the Soviets
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ค. 2020
- The American Sidewinder missile was unlike any other at the time. The Soviet Union and China envied the weapon’s capabilities, as it allowed a U.S.-armed Taiwan to successfully take down MiG fighter aircraft by the end of 1958
However, their jealousy did not last long after one of the American-made missiles failed to detonate when it met a Chinese plane. Safely lodged intact and sticking out of the fuselage, the Sidewinder would soon be delivered to the Soviets. By reverse-engineering the weapon, the USSR would make it accessible to the Warsaw Pact, enraging the Americans.
Not content with their initial intellectual theft, the Soviets would later launch a daring espionage mission to avoid inventing upgrades to the missile themselves...
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During the Vietnam war an F-105 was hit by missile fired by North Vietnam fighter. The missile didn't explode but got embedded in the F-105. When the US Air Force inspected the missile they found that the parts were interchangable with the US sidewinder missiles.
"Hello, police, I'd like to report a theft. They ran away with my bullets in them."
ok
Police: I hope those are tracking rounds!
You are not wrong to use this analogy, this happened at a time when Taiwanese ROCAF would fly sorties into Chinese Mainland.
Police: WHAT THE HELL KINDA CRANK CALL IS THIS?!
dont use 9m.instead cal40 or cal45 for sure they stuck infront of you
In China and Russia, R&D means "Requisition & Disassembly."
ur mom
Spicy Booger got em
Very true
China yes. Russia no. Americans stole many pioneer techs from soviets too like of mig25a and mig 21. China just copies everything Russia makes because it is accessible to them easily.
Not in the case of Russia or Soviet Union. Its a falsehood they just copied though they would do it if it saved them R&D. There was very few true copies of western stuff the Soviets actually used. PS modern US missiles actually adopted some design elements of late Soviet designs so everyone does it.
The lack of F-86 Saber footage is disturbing
Agreed, my only real criticism of this channel is his affinity to talk about one thing while showing footage of another, for example in his xb-70 Valkyrie easily half or more of all aircraft footage shown was of the Concorde
1:50
Talking about the saber *Shows F-104*
Unfortunately there wasn't much footage of most aircraft pre 1970/that hasn't been bought up by companies and force you to pay them royalties for using it.
Even static images with a label would be better than nothing
I have to agree. Maybe showing a quick image of the object in question when it gets mentioned would be a decent compromise. Even just on top of the background footage would do it
No wonder they got caught, they mailed a freaking Missile
They mailed a missile for 80 bucks, a missile that could destroy a 800k bucks aircraft
Max 2 I think it’s more then 800k
@@Max-rg2fd keep inflation in mind, too lazy to figure out how much that would be today.
@@xxfuqqyocouch I thought of that but me is also too lazy
Candygram for Mongo
We are so kind, we give our enemies our most advanced weapons to reverse engineer.
It's to ensure Mutual Assured Destruction.
@Hue Man Shoot a nuclear armed plane and watch the fireworks.
@@u0aol1 nuclear bombs aren't gasoline, they don't just exploded If you shoot them
@@u0aol1 I'm 99% sure that's not how it works, all you would end up with is a bunch of pulverized uranium and a huge problem
´´most advanced´´ malfunction on most advanced missile not BLOW UP. The easiest part on MOST ADVANCED weapon. . .If it was tracking malfunction OK, but BLOW UP?
In Soviet Russia missile technology comes to you!
Nice
But now only armed ones.
@David Just like america at this moment, a shithole where nobody wants to be in (stop throwing mud at things you know so little about)
Billybob858 You say that until you move to Russia
Good one
Steals a missile, serves 3 years. Sells a bag of weed, serves 20 years. Seems legit.
Sounds like america!
White guy sells the missile the black guy sells the weed...
Razor2112 actually white guy sell weed and missiles black guys just get punished more severely...
Point sailed right over your head.
@@GHustle4 wasnt he west German?
"It followed me home mom, can we keep it?"
I still can’t believe they had these missiles but they didn’t have color tv
🤣
1950s TV was just a fad, will be gone in a few years...
Colour TVs don't bring down enemy aircraft, there's the reason.
They focused their money onto important developments like military technology. They couldn't afford to make (kinda useless) stuff because they didn't have leftover money to do so.
to be fair, the military got a bunch of funding
Everyone gangsta until the sidewinder gets stuck
Those prison sentences seem very small for how much info they leaked
Probably as the result of plea deals that implicated others.
*AHEM* soviet pressure
Yeah I’d be a little mad if I found out someone leaked thousands of pages of classified info for years. Ten years was way too easy of a sentence
Those guys shouldve been executed and I am typically against the death penalty.
Prison time in Sweden is short compared to many other countries. And prisoners are released after 2/3 of the time. If doing bad during the rest 1/3 you’re quickly behind bars again.
The system is mostly designed for adapting people back to life in society, not keeping people away from society.
It has flaws.
/Swede
Air Force vet here: Say "Aim 9", not "A-I-M 9". I've never once heard it pronounced that way until today.
I'm not a get but !e neither. isn't it the x model now?
@@joshschneider9766 Its the X in AIM-9X that makes the technology unknown to the east because it explodes with out making contact! HA!
Same here... never heard aye - eye - M - nine. Only AIM-9.
Fox Two. o7
Same here
MY father worked for SPERRY Corp in the 1950s he was a guidance control engineer, He helped build the AIM9. Then in 1962 he went to work for NASA all the way through till 1972.
Are his initials S.C. by chance
1:47 isn't that an F104?
TO be FAIR , the US did send F-104s to Taiwan, dismantled in C-124s, and that video IS probably those F-104s being reassembled in Taiwan. They didn't see combat, they just flew up and down the coast at Mach 2, just to make the Chinese wonder WTF was going so fast...
In fact, Taiwan's F-104 did see combat and score one, probably two kills.
1967, one RF-104G belong to 12th Reconnaissance
Squadron was doing its job along china's coastline.
Suddenly, two Migs show up on the radar, and RF-104G starts heading back to Taiwan.
As the RF-104G trying to escape from the Mig-19, four F-104G belong to 8th Combat
Squadron comes to rescue.
Two kills were scored by the F-104G numbered 4347 and 4344, using AIM-9 sidewinder.
Check out his last 6 videos regarding jets... he shows completely different jets than the ones he is talking about.
Also he is talking about modifying sabres and shows footage of a mig 19.
Felix Chang they did had starfighters but they have nothing to do with the video and the incident he is talking about.
So you noticed that too.
The F104 stories may be true, no argument here. But, Taiwan did have an alert pad with at least 2 aircraft loaded for war. I spent some time as a weapons specialist on the pad in the spring of 1964. I slept on a top bunk when on the pad, and that claxon horn must have been near my head. That thing is very loud! And all I remember the Taiwanese having was F105 Thunderchief aircraft.
Loving the uploads recently! You're pumping them out and the quality is better than ever! Keep it up!!
Shows one thing talks about another lol..
Stfu
@@lolxxxxxsamxxxxxlolexojump5961 Stfu
Think this is a bit copypasta is familiar from other vids
I'm astounded at the extremely lenient sentences these spies received.
Yeah no kidding
Michael Coleman
They must have been Treasonous Trump associates.
There are many people in the US who have served longer sentences for stealing $100 or less.
Voix de la raison orange man bad
Spying is actually a good thing. It prevents that one country can become the only superpower.
The missile knows where it is at all times. It knows this because it knows where it isn't. By subtracting where it is from where it isn't, or where it isn't from where it is (whichever is greater), it obtains a difference, or deviation. The guidance subsystem uses deviations to generate corrective commands to drive the missile from a position where it is to a position where it isn't, and arriving at a position where it wasn't, it now is. Consequently, the position where it is, is now the position that it wasn't, and it follows that the position that it was, is now the position that it isn't.
In the event that the position that it is in is not the position that it wasn't, the system has acquired a variation, the variation being the difference between where the missile is, and where it wasn't. If variation is considered to be a significant factor, it too may be corrected by the GEA. However, the missile must also know where it was.
The missile guidance computer scenario works as follows. Because a variation has modified some of the information the missile has obtained, it is not sure just where it is. However, it is sure where it isn't, within reason, and it knows where it was. It now subtracts where it should be from where it wasn't, or vice-versa, and by differentiating this from the algebraic sum of where it shouldn't be, and where it was, it is able to obtain the deviation and its variation, which is called error.
It's guided by a meme
They always say "where is missile?" But never "how is missile?"😥
Adrian....Well done...!! It reminds me of something that Spock would come up with..!!
Ok got it !
Where is the source of this copy pasta? I have seen it posted several times.
Intellectual theft? Sounds more like a gift to me.
@Raj Strong Bullshit
DD has anti Chinese agenda. Refusing to only call the two States as the PROC and ROC (eg. "China" & "Taiwan").
Using Japanese occupation's name of "Amoy" & "Matzu".
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peekaboo peekaboo somebody doesn’t have a sense of humor.. sheesh
Yes, they didn't steal anything. It was their plane and we left it there for them. I hate when people think others always steal from us. Like we won't do the same.
xcatly! and we're now in the process of rebringingback all Coca Cola Corporation products and product lines, all Pepsi Co products and product lines, and soon to be your not-present Dr Pepper Company products and product lines from all foreign countries worldwide globally!!
anti-American propaganda will cease and desist or else!
I feel "unxploded" missiles would actually be a good invention for war, Most pilots would assume the warhead malfunctioned and head back to land for repairs, with GPS technology being what it is you could time it perfect to maximise damage.
Perhaps, but for this to be effective, the enemy must be able to know they have been impaled, while also being damaged enough that they can’t fight back and shoot down their attacker. The signal for the impaler missile also needs to be fairly strong so that it can’t be lost or jammed easily.
The sentences handed out in this video for espionage are jaw droppingly lenient.
This new series is terrific and informative. Looking forward to future posts.
That pilot had a guardian angel.
Id say luck because Atheism is communist doctrine!
Kindred ultimate on top (:
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Luck, you mean Luck
"AtHeIsM iS cOmMuNiSt DoCtRiNe!" and other retarded things religious boomers say
Says: Sabre
Shows: propeller driven plane
Zack Schilling - aren't propeller blades like sabres, cutting through the air... ^_^
Did you read the description?
@@Len1977gt Yeah its a cop out for being lazy and inaccurate like on his other channels.
Stryker! Your too low! It's your call Styker! Your call! Your call... your call...
A.k.a. next up on "I Shouldn't Be Alive"
"How an AIM-9 defected to Communist China."
@@solomonarbc probably not _quite_ that bad...
More likely a fall guy so that "unreliable Western warhead" could remain an oxymoron...
Those were some random ass background images.
But they still drove the Lada! They should have reversed engineered western cars.
The lada was reverse engineered lol
The Lada is a copy of an early 50's Fiat. Fiat sold the Russians a copy of the plans and a whole factory, and helped them move it from Italy.
That’s what the Chinese learnt
Underrated comment.
What do you mean "drove" they legit still make that same old one today XD
Who else loves this guy's voice
That’d be me
Absolutely. It's so distinctive.
@@amig-2143 ✌️
yeah his voice gives me that intense strong ww2 allied docuseries kinda vibe
Reminds me of Daffy Duck.
When you know, but can't prove you have a spy, you just kill him.
At the very least they should have restricted his access and barred him from any positions invovling access to sensitive information on grounds of suspicion alone.
@@SoloRenegade That's too likely to initiate a "witch hunt" mentality inside your own organizations, and that can be crippling. Plus, if you do that you will never catch him - either he will bug out from fear you already have enough information, or he will shut down his operation and all you'll have is suspicions...which having never been proven, will falter, and sooner or later he'll be promoted or transferred to something sensitive again.
@@sundoga4961You're wrong. My plan would not to be to fire anyone a random person is paranoid about. Rather, only those people who've come under serious investigation more than once under suspicion of legit espionage acts. the amount of information he leaked over 60yrs merely because he was unchecked is outrageous. And I wouldn't be "looking" for people to investigate without cause either. But I can recognize a security risk when i see one. There was no good achieved by letting him leak so much information for so long. And you can easily place a lifelong hiring/promotion ban on an individual in positions in which gov secrets are involved. Whenever he's up for a promotion or hiring into such a position, he would be flagged. All other nonsensitive positions he'd still be eligible for. You can classify a person as a risk to security with regards to classified materials without finding them guilty. People have been denied military/gov clearances for less all the time.
@@SoloRenegade Yes, but you'll find that those people were generally denied a high security clearance on application, not after a long period of possessing one. The exceptions are situations where the person themselves or their intimates have done something that causes a reassessment, like joining a radical organization or being involved in poorly chosen activities.
A relatively high-ranking military person? De-rating their security clearance is executing their career. Sure, a Colonel involved in advertising and public relations has little need for a high clearance...until he does, in order to massage the loss of a new, high-tech and classified weapon system and ease the press interest in why you're sending an entire division to recover one plane. In a very real way there are no "nonsensitive " positions.
If you don't have enough information to act against a suspect, he remains just a suspect and you could be dead wrong.
Suicide them. You wouldn't want to get bad PR from your own side.
Absolute legend just straight up picking up a missile and wheelbarrowing it to a waiting car and causally driving off with it like you have to admit like that's incredibly ballsy.
Too Bad it didn’t explode while they were taking it apart for reverse engineering!
Pity it didn't !!!!
Demolition and munition experts won't find it too hard to get into something like that. It's dangerous, but not trying to get into boobytrapped bombs n stuff. 🙄
It blows my mind how little jail time these spies get
Get a few millions in offshore accounts - invest 3 years in prison time. Economics 101.
Double agents?
Vikingdescendent that or they had information about the soviets as a backup plan so they could trade it for freedom. Probably details of the Soviet missile program and ways to get in and out of West Berlin/Germany.
@@ONEIL311 More like communists were already embedding themselves in the mechanisms of the west, using subterfuge to get what they want over time. Remember the unsealed 1990s KGB files vindicated McCarthy's "witch hunt." Still didnt prevent the damage from decades of communist sympathizers publicly spreading propaganda to make him look like a crazy person for catching on to their tricks.
Iv'e seen 'Shop lifters' get Heavier penalties !!!!
The Dark MC has a dooope voice. In fact, his voice was just as important as his content in be becoming a HUGE fan! Keep up the great work brother!
Ah, the 1960s, when you could still ship missiles per mail - good old days
*Missile warning*
" I'm done for!"
*thunk*
Sidewinder don't give missile warnings.
It's always made me wonder, how does a unit so small, look, see, target, and follow, all with one cell of fuel, how would the other pilot know his craft is locked on?
@@snikrepak Must be illuminati
@@snikrepak sensor arrays and radar.
0:40 _"[The Soviets, ] not content with their initial intellectual theft"_ What nerve they had, reverse-engineering a missile that one of our allies fired at one of their allies! /sarc
I love the amount of material you come out with Dark Docs
i almost suffered a stroke at watching an f-14 cockpit as a 50s era fighter footage xD
Final countdown.........
My papaw was on the navy ground team that tested the first gen sidewinders back in the mid/early 50s. He fitted old corsairs and hellcats with radio control systems and flares on the wing tips for a heat signature. Apparently those things will fly with only half a wing.
That’s pretty neat
Dark Docs is my new favorite "go to" channel! KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK! 💪😉👍
“I need a missile!” “Missile wery hard to get” “Well you better try wery hard to get me one, got me comrade!”
Last time I was this early Helgen was still around
Way back before that arrow in the knee ended my adventuring
Quite early indeed
The aircraft in the video playing while you stated that, "the U.S. armed the the Republic of China with North American F-86 Sabres" is a Lockeed F-104 Star Fighter.
Did you read the description?
I found funnier when they showed a MiG-19/J-6 while were talking about the American assistance in 2:55. 😄
closest stock footage he could find
When I need something to watch I can always count on Dark docs
You fire a missile into my plane, you can be damn sure I'm keeping it.
I love dark docs been a fan for years always something new to listen too
Yo forgo th t
Not true, their last video was 2 days ago
Imagine being the pilot thinking it would explode at any moment on your flight back to base
Fascinating story, and one I'd never heard! Thanks.
Very interesting documentary, very surprised there are such high quality videos free on TH-cam
-they are spying on us because the update are the same as ours!
-how do you know that?
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I just *knew* there was going to be at least one "Tribesman" involved!
Stig Wennerstrom not a very tribal name.
Dark Docs is great about using footage that do not have anything to do with their actual subject matter, but then again half the documentaries on TH-cam is great about that.
I knew of both of these incidents though I lacked details on the second one. So thanks for the additional information.
From what I read the part of the fuselage they first missile struck was for the aircraft's tailpipe and was partially damaged by the hot exhaust from the engine.
Imagine being the pilot flying back with that jammed in his aircraft. Obviously his knowledge of what had happened was limited. But the aircraft's flight characteristics must have been effected so he would have been aware something was going on. Plus he would have felt the hit. I bet he had the smoothest landing ever.
Very surprising how little time one gets for pretty important theft /spying.
Chines got f86 saber's from the USA.
Shows a F-104 Starfighter. XD
Its literally the only thing wrong w these Docs. Amazing narration, content, quality, nails it.
but for the aircraft buffs out there, its distracting to see the wrong equipment when being spoken about.
@@SekritKomrade Correct this seems lazy on their part also I think it misleads the viewer if they aren't knowledgable. They discuss a Mig-17 and show a Mig 21, if you don't know what these aircraft are that's going to give you the wrong idea.
Half the footage of fighter jets were from the cockpit of a F14.
in fact.... pretty sure i didn't see an F-86 the entire video....
or how about what looks like the T-28's
Thank you, this was an excellent video!
far out this stuff is always such great content what ive been looking for my whole life. thoughly enjoy the content keep it comin.
I love how well-researched and narrated these are! I can't get past the wrong planes being displayed though, I may have to simply listen instead of watch :D
Same. Great channel and content, but lots of technical inaccuracies.
I often just listen while I drive. I rarely notice issues like that. I'm not driving right now, and it's all I can see. Oh well, still entertaining.
@@ImWearingPantsNow i can’t even tell lol
Talking about MiG 15 and 17’s showing pictures of MiG 21’s. I don’t think they had a single aircraft they were talking about in any picture. Subject interesting but the video terrible.
I agree completely. Talking about an F-86 while showing an F-104 is just dumb.
And then shows an F-14 RIO firing a Sparrow while talking about F-86's firing Sidewinders.
Yes. It was very distracting.
I have to wonder what else they got wrong.
I thought that I was the only one annoyed by the 'Chinese Tu-22 Blinders'. ;)
2:02
Hello Maverick's work office. Nice Tomcat cockpit and launch button in the RIO seat
Aside from the random footage of random aircraft and missiles, this is pretty good.
would be interesting if the missile was meant to be unexploded, right until it arrived in some important russiab building, where it was detonated remotely
Time fuse would’ve been more appropriate
Russia and China are nowhere without US and Western tech to copy and reverse engineer.
Just gonna ignore the fact the west reverse engineered the hound?
@@euanwhite8716 How did Concordski work out?
@@Chuck_Hooks same way as Concorde lol
@@mattsmith5421 Concorde had a 31 year history of no crashes. The one crash it did have was caused by a piece of metal left on the runway by another aircraft.
What was Concordski's record again?
Comrade Regus Patoff is greatest inventor of glorious socialist motherland!
That mailing the missile parts and them being sent back should be a theme of a Kusturica movie :-D
I remember when I was a boy, my father was working as a civilian in Neuburg German airforce base, it was a big discussion about how it was possible to smuggle out a 3 meter (6'6") long and 70 kilo (155pounds) heavy thingens out of a high security area.
Some plans for the Sidewinder were stolen from China Lakes Naval Weapons Testing Center in California. I don't remember what year this was.
USA (sarcastically): GREAT SHOT KID THAT WAS ONE IN A MILLION!
Maniacal Chinese and Russian Laughter.
It never cease to amaze me the ability of the ussr to copy other technology's
China should absolutely blow your mind then. They steal EVERYTHING.
The 'And signaled the protusion with a red piece of fabric as required by law' was a very interesting touch
A whole story about missiles on an F86 Sabre, without once using footage of any Sabre!
1:52 - F-104 Starfighter
@Barrett Haynes Taking a wild guess ..........
Probably because they're incompetent? - I have no trust or confidence in this channel now.
Some of the aircraft shown with the People's Republic of (Communist) China are MiG 19s or possibly even MiG 21s.
Its questionable whether China had these at the time Mig15s & Mig 17s -sure ......... but that's not what's in the video.
I remember those. They had sharp wings, if you ever get the chance to inspect one.
He states in the video description he may not always have footage of exact events, so he uses stock footage. Do a little research before speaking.
@Barrett Haynes Of *course* I know Jesus Christ personally ............He sends me a card every year.
(It says you lousy godless pagan atheist you are *barred*)
I write back just before Easter to say if that were true I'd look like a Tiger or something and then ask about his hang ups.
@@tac2oo7 Hey genius. What he's doing is akin to talking about dogs and showing images of cats.
If he's going to make the damn pontificating video *he* is the one upon whom falls the responsibility to do the effing research!
This is the perfect speed for your voice!! Thanks for the great content.
Great video, this is movie type sthuff, I can’t wait to see what your next masterpiece will be
Why isn’t almost any picture coherent with what is narrated? There are starfighters shown when talking about sabres, sometimes even prop-planes, there are two stage long range surface to air missiles on screen when talking about the short range air to air sidewinders, there are two engined suchois shown when talking abot single engined mig 15s, I mean come on
It's because it's hard to find footage from way back then, and even harder to find footage that isn't copyrighted
I was thinking of some footage of the Three Stooges representing Western Security and Homer Simpson as the missile exporter.
@@tomperkins5657 perfectly accurate
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They were waay too easy on those spies.
Anything short of the firing squad is an unfair sentence
Thank you, I learned something new today. Great style and content, subscribing,,,
I'm having trouble getting a parcel to a penpal, but these suckers mail a literal friggin' missile with no problem, unbelievable!
Although obviously hard to find, it's still a pity that 90% of the video footage in this is irrelevant to the story :(
How is it an intellectual theft when it was literally flown and sent to you?!...minus the explosion thing...
Because communists are evil and steal things duh
Locally, we have a law that says if someone mails you something or gives you something you didn't ask for, it becomes your property.
This prevents the old scam of mailing people books they have to return at their own cost, or pay for.
I love your work and narration , keep it up
Fascinating. Always love your stuff.
Last time I was this early Maxwell hadn't suicided yet
Did she already?
@@joelmartin2549 lol not yet but I think we all know what's coming
Is it really intellectual theft when you attained the item in question when it was fired at you, trying to kill you?
No I would say that one is finders keepers.
Stealing plans is
sc1338 keeping the missile fired at you isn’t stealing plans
Best way to steal enemy technology? Walk in the base and take it.
Great videos
This seemed like it lasted an hour. For some reason, it just felt like a full-length documentary. Very well done!
Imagine being mad that your enemies took the thing you shot at them and made their own
Interesting piece of history.
So this is how our Missiles defect? 🤔
It's ok... Our Aim-9 defected to Russia... a few years later we got a Mig-25 Foxbat
U.S. security was pathetic that these clowns were just able to walk into an ammo dump and waltz away with a missile poking thru the car! Also penalties were ludicrously soft - pathetic !
Walter It was a West German airbase ( not American) with West German Army guards. The reason they got off lightly was they didn’t manage to steal the navigation unit, which was one of the most secret technologies on the missile. The theft was committed by people whom were not American so the US had little to do with the prosecution. An American caught doing that would probably get 20 to life.
-Dimitri, we have a job for you.
-What's that?
-We want you to start tinkering with this armed, undetonated, unknown, faulty enemy missile.
-Great.
That gives an new meaning to the handle with care sticker on the mail lol....
China steals a half a trillion in technology every year from the U.S.A, there are 500,000 students alone in American colleges
how are those 2 connected?
@@maxmagnus777 How do spies and their networks work?
@@akacurmurdar1 mostly by paying off those that have power to give you secrets. I kind of doubt that universities have any secrets to give. They have couple of extremely interesting courses. Those same courses are usually taken by 5 smart people and later teach at domestic universities. Thus you have transfer of knowledge. That is how Africa obtained knowledge fro Europe from 1950's to 1990 in my country. There is no need for 500 000 students.
Come on Sweden! I sentence you to 20 years...wink wink....only 10 actually. WEAK!
In the US it is always a life sentence. That way we always have inventory for prisoner exchanges years latter.
@@BigJon410 except life means 25 years...
Great footage of unrelated aircraft.
What music did you use for this doc? Sounds a lot like something right out of Ace Combat. Love the channel, btw. Keep it up!
there is 1 21st century question I have for the cpp and that is do you really think that 1 island is worth the outbreak of ww3 and as much as I think they arnt that stupid to answer yes, I am questioning their intelligence more and more these days so I'm less and less sure in every day that passes I'm leaning more and more towards a nuclear war being imminent
AKA
That one time the Communists got USA tech that didn't involve an Israeli
Feels good seeing other people’s planes go boom without a parachute in the sky.
Love you guys
When you can't have confidence on security services but mail services are the best.