War Factories: Bouncing Bomb, Colt & Kalashnikov, Giant Factories | FD Engineering
A series that change your understanding of World War Two. It’s story of war production – the REAL story of how the war was won and lost. No matter how many soldiers you have, or how clever your generals, or how daring your strategy, you will not win a war, if you don’t have enough bullets and steel and planes and food and tanks. This was a war of the factories. This incredible series is more than the epic story of war production – it’s the untold secret story of World War Two.
00:00:00 The Kamikaze Bullet
00:43:23 Dambuster Factory
01:25:42 Colt & Kalashnikov
02:07:55 The First Giants
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I never actually understood the Japanese Zero even being a War Veteran until i watched the show in Grand Junction Colorado about 10 yrs ago.
The Zero has a nimble way to achieve speed, then turn on a dime which would firce any enemy to over shoot from almost any attack angle.
Hats off to Mitsubishi, what a incredible plane. Had the pilots been better trained to fly such a fighter the war may have been different.
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Those old fashioned machines cannot be built any longer. TSMC does it all without a pilot in the missing cockpits, safe flying VR seated on the ground even half a world away.
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Can U please keep uploading more documentarys like this please
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Your presentation segment on the M-16 failure rate, leaves the impression that Colt was somehow responsible.
Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara and his cadre of collegiate whiz kids, decided that they were collectively smarter than designer/engineer Eugene Stoner.
Whereas Stoner's specifications called for use of the newer conical propellant, the whiz kids changed it to ball powder that was already in supply.
Stoner likewise specified chrome lined chambers and bores, that the whiz kids discarded thinking it to be an unnecessary extravagant expense.
Just those two government overrides, to ball powder and non-chrome lined chambers and bores. produced carbon fouling that adhered to the
interior of the weapon, thus creating a jammomatic suicide machine. AK-47s at 100yds. were far more effective over American troops armed with
bayonets at the end of a M-16 stick. I would suggest that our current cultural self-destruction again sources directly back to the collegiate theoretical universe.
Interesting/informative/entertaining. Excellent still-motion photography/maps enabling viewers to better understand what the orator is describing. Special thanks to guest speakers making this presentation more authentic and possible. Viewing this from the comfort of my computer room. Along the " Space Coast " 🚀 of Florida🐊🐊🐊 . wishing viewers a safe/healthy/prosperous ( 2024 )🌈🎉😉.
some Polish and some Eastern european pilots train for two weeks and then flew spitfire to take on the Luftwaffe
Brilliant Documentary!
So all FORD motors did was copy the progress of COLT firearms of mass production. Who actually was the first to put it all together ? I suspect that was in London ?
Colt died of complications of GOUT. It was considered a rich mans disease. I had Gout diagnosed 40 years ago. I am not rich. Its hereditary. I was prescribed an orange pill about 1/3rd larger than an aspirin. I have taken one a day since. I didn't get the pain in my toes like most victims, I had excruciating pain in a knee which was torn in a football game years before, not even painkilling pills (Percocet) had any relief. In those days they gave out PPs like candy. (Beer) and that's how I contracted it. (GOUT) from what I was eating and drinking (BEER).
The side that produces more is always going to triumph over the other side…RUBBISH..did the Vietnamese produce more than the Americans..NO…Nuff said.
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VERY BEAUTIFUL AND WONDERFUL… CHARMING DOCUMENTARY
first seconds,talks about Pearl Harbor,show Japenese aircraft that were not at Pearl Harbor XDXDXDXDXD
Did i miss the German Sturmgewehr 44? Imo this was the first assult rifle.
Heavy emphasis on the shocking statistic that Japanese pilots were entering combat with 300 hours flight time…in WW1, at the worst stage, British pilots were sent to the front after 10 hours, yes 10! At that stage a trainee can barely take off, do a circuit, and land, even in a modern enclosed, smooth, easily controlled, stable, reliable plane…let alone fly one of those misbehaved wood & canvas contraptions well enough to aim, fire guns, and do aerobatics without pulling the wings off, to evade experienced German experts. They were slaughtered, with an average life expectancy of 11 days.
Not really relevant to this video, but an interesting contrast.
Shame about that American 'expert'. Just another drip under pressure, that ruined a potentially interesting doco'.
1:25 Is attacking Iraq and causing over a million dead! Is that infamous too
won the war??? lost everything else..
0:10: ⚙️ The pivotal role of factories in winning modern wars, exemplified by the Mitsubishi zero fighter in WWII.
13:23: ⚔️ Japanese Zeros dominate Chinese skies in early combat missions, leading to significant losses for the Chinese.
26:50: ⚔️ The Battle of the Philippine Sea in World War II, known as the Great Mariana's Turkey Shoot.
38:58: 🚄 Innovative wartime engineers like Tats Mataro played a crucial role in ensuring stability for high-speed trains.
52:03: ⚙️ Development and success of the Lancaster aircraft during World War II.
1:05:52: 💣 Innovative engineer Barnes Wallace designs a unique weapon to breach German dams during WWII.
1:19:29: 💥 Allied raid successfully breaches two dams, causing massive flooding and devastating impact on German infrastructure.
1:32:39: 💥 Revolutionizing Colt's Gun Design for Increased Firepower and Efficiency
1:45:37: ⚔️ Impact of Colt 45 on American culture and history.
1:58:57: ⚙️ Analysis of AK-47 design highlights deliberate features prioritizing reliability and cost-effectiveness over pinpoint accuracy.
2:12:05: ⚙️ British struggle with munitions production in World War I due to limited capacity and delays in shell delivery.
2:24:28: ⚙️ Government's innovative approach to building national factories and controlling workforce during wartime.
2:37:44: 💣 Fatal accidents in British war factories during WWI resulted in significant loss of lives.
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Yes the Zero was a top of the line plane when it was first introduced. But, the technology was advancing so quickly at the time, two years later it wasn't so great.
Arguably browning should be up there with colt and kolashnikov