Inside the Me 163 Komet
4.5M views · Dec 26, 2025 · Film & Animation
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@BluePawPrint · 9 months ago (edited) · pinned
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@gerhardweber3509 · 9 months ago
I once owned an original Me-163 speedometer. I donated it to the deutsches Museum Munich.
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@sdcoinshooter · 9 months ago
I am a former military pilot. I realize this aircraft was dangerous as hell, but it must have been a real kick to fly!
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@benjaminnorin4336 · 9 months ago (edited)
crazy to think that the late german equipment had such a weird mix of cutting edge technology and primitive production. the 163 was like a small spaceship but still used wood as the main building construction material.
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@kennys9644 · 9 months ago
I couldn't imagine the mixed rush of adrenaline and fear rocketing towards the sky in one of these little birds, roaring towards a numerically superior enemy knowing this flight may be your last. Brave pilots on all sides.
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@Noxador · 9 months ago
The art in this video is superb. Those super slow-motion dive attacks by the Me163, with the bomber gun turrets firing at it were FUCKING BEAUTIFUL.<br>I think this is the best video you've done. 10/10, Will Recommend.
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@TH-O.2 · 8 months ago
I love how the test pilots wer upset about the red color because it resembled the red baron so much. Just shows the respect they have for him
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@Eila_Ilmatar_Juutilainen · 9 months ago
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@miketango244 · 9 months ago
There was a two-seat training version of the Messerschmitt Me 163. This was designated Me 163 S (short for "Schulflugzeug," meaning "training aircraft") and was also nicknamed "Habicht" (Hawk).<br><br>The most important features of this training version were:<br><br>Second cockpit: The aircraft was built directly on the airframe of the Me 163 B series, but equipped with an additional tandem cockpit for a flight instructor.<br><br>No self-propulsion: The Me 163 S had no rocket engine and no armament. It served purely as a glider, towed to altitude by a tow plane (such as a Junkers Ju 188).<br><br>Purpose of training: Because the Me 163, due to its tailless delta wing design, had extremely difficult landing characteristics and a high sink rate, the Me 163 S was used to safely teach student pilots the landing procedure and the aerodynamics of the type.
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@DELTA912420 · 9 months ago
A detailed look at the A6M2 Zero would be an all time love. this, is by far the best way to show how something works, more or less hands on.
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@vampirecount3880 · 9 months ago
Here is the infancy of the technology that would one day take us to the stars.
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@defunctx1 · 6 months ago
It’s chilling that these pilots were essentially strapped to an unstable bomb, fearing their own melting fuel and landing skids more than enemy fire. A tragic masterpiece of desperate engineering. 🚀
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