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This Channel "MiniDocs" Or "Mini Documentaries" is a channel for people who are seeking interesting and educational information about various topics. The Topics we explore on this channel include but are not limited to; Aviation History, Space, Exploration, Ancient Egypt, Evolution of Mankind, Technology The Bermuda Triangle and Much More.
The content on this channel is intended to be shorter documentaries that are more "consumable" and aim to teach and inform people about topics that they may not have been aware of in the past, in a short form format. If the topic of the videos is interesting to you, you may consider doing further research on the topics for your own Learning.
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I'm really glad you're working on short docos, as your voice is very easy and professional to listen to.
Just a small thing though, can you give measurements in feet AND metres ? Only three countries in the world use feet and 25,000 feet deep in the ocean means nothing to anyone outside the US. Even miles would be better as that's an easy conversion to kilometres....☹️
Cheers 🍺
2008 loss of the B2 at Anderson AFB would be interesting if you can get all the required info. Engagements involving AIM120, Israeli engagements in all their wars, anything modern also would be interesting honestly. Whatever you find interesting I would watch to as well tbh so it's up to you. Keep up the great work, it's much appreciated!
Great to be apart of your new channel!
The shootdown of Scott Speicher on night one of Desert Storm is a very interesting story!
Maybe about the question what the first ever air battle was?
The ideas are endless. You can talk about the F-15 landing with one wing, the operation of the V-Bombers in the Falklands, the nuclear bombings of hiroshima and nagasaki, the fighter scramble during 9/11 and its effects on todays QRA, the Rah-77 comanche...
This channel was a great idea, keep up the good work!
An even smaller doc on the nukes could be on the one man to witness all 3 bombs of WWII, Lawrence Johnston. Meeting him is one of the highest privileges I've ever had.
...it was later rebuilt to service the mutant special forces unit "X-Men" serving from 1997 to 1998
Hahaha
And then after that, it was transporting a fragment of the All-spark when it accidentally touched the side of the cockpit then it became a Transformer named JetFire
Who performed the VTOL retrofit? 😁
I enjoyed this. Thank you for advertising it on your other channel.
Man, I'm super happy GS decided to make this channel.
I've always loved this story. Can you imagine the looks on the faces of the guys in the P3 when the crew contacts them and tells them that they are at a party at the local mayor's mansion??? That must have been PRICELESS!!!
Nice content, congratulations on the new channel.
Thank you very much.
They really dropped that thing somewhere that nobody can get hands on !
Did they? Do you think the government divulged the actual burial coordinates of an SR-71? I kinda doubt it.
These mini docs are fantastic, thank you 😁👍
Great video GS!! Very well researche
Ive always known abt the accidents that Blackbirds have been involved with but this is the first time i get to watch an in-depth video about such a crash.. im glad the crew turned out okay
hahaha "depth"
I really appreciate some of the smaller details, like how the breakage pattern supported the eyewitness accounts of the impact.
Great work dude! Requesting the story behind FAT AMY now that Canada bought a gaggle of them.
Dude I was looking for a good sr71 document and when I heard GS's voice flipped
Wow that wicked, like the new channel too. If I may have a 1 recommendation, I know these are documentaries but you should inject so of your comic relief from time to thime in those too. That's why I watched your other channels, I learn something and have few laughs 😉👍
Awesome just subbed just found out from DCS NIOOCEEE ty for the new chn. congrats on it aswell keep it up .
That was such a cool short documentary I love it! This channel is gonna be like what lemmino is
such an interesting piece of history!
Excellent Doc man!!!! Can't wait for more!!!!
2089: guys, I think I know where some titanium is, but you're not going to like it.
yeah cool channel subscribed
Do the fire bombing of Gernika in 1937. Franco let Hitler test out his air raid capabilities on the Basque holy town at the onset of WWII. It is a huge story for the Basque people but isn't covered much on history channels.
It has been one of the fastest and highest plane to ever fly. and it’s now for sure the deepest 😅!
Whats that saying,.... there's more planes in the ocean then submarines in the sky..
Now it could be there's a deeper aircraft in the ocean then a submarine
Typical Philipino hospitality, awesome people 👍
Much obliged Sir for the info, this is news to me. God bless you.
I'm interested how the fishermen could've marked the crash site with 3 sticks on land.
Any pointers will be appreciated.
hmm an sr71 at the bottom of the ocean is fun to think about
I want a spy movie where they fly an SR71 that also has submarine capabilities. Mach 3 into water and then dive deep to attack enemy subs ha
Loving the idea of the new channel, keep up the amazing content
When the SR-71 crew was rescued by local Filipino fishermen and ended up at a party by the Mayor, possibly either well fed and/or drunk on alcohol... Yup. That's typically what I can expect from our country. LOL.
Anyway... for future topics... There are actually a lot in aviation...
The Israeli Air Force F15D Eagle that landed with one wing by Zivi Nedivi
Phil Handley in the F4E phantom having a gun kill against a MiG19. The first and only Supersonic Gun Kill to date recorded at Mach 1.2
The One Man Air Force. When James Howard in his P51B faced off against around 30 to 40 Messerschmitt BF109s and BF110s.
The MiG25 and the history of how it terrified the West due to its assumed reputation and how Victor Belenko's defection turned shattered everything about the MiG25.
Franz Stigler in his BF109 escorting a severely crippled B17 Flying Fortress out of German airspace flown by Charlie Brown.
Some of the topics which came to mind... anyway. Really love these mini documentaries of yours. Hope you do a lot more.
I like the idea behind the new channel.
Great work, Great Content
Thank You
Very nice video! Now I know what happened to the SR-71.
Right On
Be sure to link your channels on TH-cam. That way people can find each easier.
You know how to tell a story
Thank you.
Maybe do a video on the English Electric Lightning. This thing was a legend for its era. Built for the cold war it could go supersonic in the virtical!!!
F15's landing with 1 wing comes to mind for future ideas.
I love how the 2nd best option besides hurtling it into deep space was throw it in the Marianas trench.
Was that Rooster at 4:25 ? 😂
Love it!
To hide it, they threw it down the deepest place Human can reach on earth that’s hilarious.
I literally live near Kadena air base but I did not know the legendary SR-71 flew there
Anybody else find it interesting that Col. House kind of looks like Gregory House a little?
The Russians were thwarted by fishermen who rocked the low tech triangulation like a boss and beat them to the punch.
So theres and SR-71 in the marina trench
Why they didn't return it to the us in a us merchant ship i dont really understand they could have the ship with soldiers too so nobody would get close to the wreck until they got back home
Friendly recommendation - take a short pause between the sentences. Enjoyed the story.