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Why German Signal Officers Couldn't Explain How US Orders Changed In Seconds

12K views · Jul 5, 2026 · People & Blogs

Comments · 16

  • @victorfinberg8595 · 2 months ago (edited)

    not new information, but gets deep into the details, which is new<br>and the detail is incredible

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  • @WWIIAftermath · 2 months ago

    What fascinated me most wasn&apos;t the radio itself—it was the realization that the real breakthrough was eliminating delays. FM, quartz crystals, and decentralized command only mattered because they let a lieutenant turn information into artillery fire almost instantly. Do you think that communications network was America&apos;s greatest hidden advantage of WWII?

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  • @englandx · 2 months ago

    Earlier videos said Germans were communicating between tanks with flags.

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  • @ronaldteseneer565 · 2 months ago

    Before the end of the war, quartz crystals were also being mined in Ontario, Canada.

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  • @WarrenReid-m3o · 2 months ago

    German AM radios could hear FM signals by slope detection into AM demodulation but still had noisy content.

  • @northwesttravels7234 · 2 months ago

    Wehrmacht, not Vermont &nbsp;<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rj0aASPPfMA&amp;t=27">0:27</a> in the on-screen captions.

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  • @beriukay · 2 months ago

    basically the story of every good thing: &quot;the guy who did it died destitute because a corpo destroyed him&quot;

  • @paulnelsson3632 · 2 months ago

    The language the code talkers spoke was navajo. ! Not commanche !

  • @merryhunt9153 · 2 months ago

    At <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rj0aASPPfMA&amp;t=1500">25:00</a> we hear the Germans were cut off from Brazilian courts. &nbsp;That baffled me - was Brazil trying to bring law and order into the war? Then I realized it was supposed to be Brazilian quartz. &nbsp;2. &nbsp;Why do the presenters of these WW2 videos fail to do simple proofreading?

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  • @flashcar60 · 2 months ago

    RCA head David Sarnoff was a crook. Not only did he interfere with the adoption of FM in commercial radio; he stole the rights to television from its inventor Phil Farnsworth.

  • @2009Berghof · 2 months ago

    How is a 1922 dated document fit in here? Why subject the view to all the poor quality images? How does the USN fit into this getting taller tale? The Vietnam aera M113 APC just broke my camel&apos;s back. This is a train wreck.

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  • @johncox2865 · 2 months ago

    The accompany g text, &nbsp;apparently being a product of AI &nbsp;, is ASTOUNDINGLY inaccurate 😜😜🤷‍♂️

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