V-1 Buzzbomb: A Technical Breakdown of the Vengeance Weapon
349K views · Sep 30, 2021 · Education
Comments · 922
@zedwpd · 2 years ago
I'm 20 years Air Force as was my dad. I have a military history minor and even taught military history to ROTC cadets at the University of Missouri. I found this information and presentation outstanding. I learned so much. About 80% of this video was new to me. Excellent job!
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@MatthewTaylor3 · 3 years ago
This man deserves an award for being able to describe the V-1 in surch detail that's actually both informative and entertaining. I feel like I could actually build one based on such detail.<br>Its sad that so many lives had to be lost over these killing machines.
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@jonalowe · 4 years ago
Excellent presentation. Best technical discussion of the technical aspects I've ever seen. Well done.
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@fredsasse9973 · 4 years ago
A fascinating description of a complicated device that I thought (as you mentioned) was simply pointed in the desired direction, launched, and ran until it ran out of fuel. It's amazing what was done back then mechanically that today is all electronic. Everything from mechanical fire control "computers" for naval guns and artillery to the Norden bomb sights.
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@tundramanq · 4 years ago
Thank you, That is the most in depth technical description of the V-1 operation I have heard in my 60+ years.
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@charlesharper7292 · 2 years ago
Fascinating weapon. There's more to it than I expected. 👍
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@AllanPerkins-e4k · 2 years ago
An excellent presentation of a device far more sophisticated than I thought! Thankyou.
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@spaceman081447 · 4 years ago
This is an excellent presentation about the V-1, the very first cruise missile.
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@bigbob1699 · 4 years ago
I learned 18 new things and unlearned 2 errors.
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@godofplumbing · 4 years ago
It's funny that this machinery was used for killing as many people as possible, but it still has safety features.
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@stevenmiller184 · 2 years ago
The V1 is far more complicated than I thought. Numerous analog negative feedback mechanisms.
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@edpetrocelli2633 · 2 years ago
My Grandfather said those buzz-bombs scared hell out of him and the V2`s didn`t make any noise and that was worse.
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