shinden jet fighter

Video Title :	shinden jet fighter
Description :	http://www.911porn.org/ advanced japanese warplanes 1945 The Kyūshū J7W1 Shinden (震電, "Magnificent Lightning") fighter was a World War II Japanese propeller driven aircraft that was built in a canard design. The wings were attached to the tail section and stabilizers were on the front. The propeller was also in the rear, in a pusher configuration. It was expected to be a highly maneuverable interceptor, but only two were finished before the end of war. Plans were also drawn up for a jet-powered version (J7W2), but this never left the drawing board. The J7W was developed for the Imperial Japanese Navy as a specific response to the B-29 Superfortress raids on the Japanese homeland. It was to be operated from land bases. The canard concept was tested first by building a number of gliders with this layout, designated MXY6.
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I Never suggested that The RAF Bombed japan only that Le Mays tactics were pure Bomber Command ....after all Le Mays and Arthur Harris knew each other well and must have discussed stategey many times

The shinden and japanese versions of me 262 &163 would not have made a scrap of difference to the war ......Le Mays had switched to a night offensive carpet bombing industrial and residential centres with incendiarys very similar to the British night bomber offensive on Germany that was what really smashed Japan up.... The japanese had no equivelant to the "Kammhuber line" no masses of 88mm flak guns no radar equipped fighters of any kind.... you cant shoot down what you cant see

Japan at that time had rader equipped fighter Gekko. And British bombing unit never fly to Japan. Only Le Mays US bombing unit could fly to Japan. British never had bomber like B-29.

Sinden　震電 Syusui　秋水 Kikka　菊花 Karyu 火竜 or　火龍

For those who don't want one-sided tales like "Dogfights", there were the great books like "The Aces Talk" and "The Greatest Aces" by Edward H. Sims. There is also more modern books like "Luftwffe Fighter Aces" Mike Spick, & the great JG series like "JG26 Top Guns of the Luftwaffe" & I recently enjoy "Luftwaffe Aces: German Combat Pilots of WWII" Kurowski. Hope that helps. There's an Anglo-US production called 'Warplanes' & "Air Warriors' that are true historical documentaries not shown sadly.

Watching these videos I was curious about pilots from other air forces, especially those of the Luftwaffe; I'd love to know what stories one of their 100+ kill aces had, or what they thought about diving after American bombers with all the gunners blazing back. It won't be much longer that we can get stories from these people, so I think we should get as much as we can.

Here in the USA they haven't shown these programs in months either. They only show stuff like 'Ice Road Truckers' and other nonsense. I did all the CG modeling and animation for the 4 Secret Aircraft shows, which were produced by History Channel by a company in Scotland. THC is turning it's back on WWII subjects, because some woman who hates aircraft is in charge of programing. Working on these shows was lots of fun, I really miss those days. THC sells the DVD's online I think.

Thats because an american audience apparently can't identify with anything even remotely non-american.

that cuts out at the worst time its like Woah a jet bomber and then it cuts off lol Grrr

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