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April 2, 2023

B-26 PREVIEW video is up

https://youtu.be/fn3XuNtJynA           

    I don't need to explain that this isn't the entire video, not even close. It's just a short snippet to tie you over until the full release. Also, it's add free and only for Patreons.

Greg

Comments (6)

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Richard Goth · May 13, 2023

Fantastic video Greg, its a constant to see a channel that is meticulously sourced and evidence based!

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Jan Söderholm · April 10, 2023

Just watched the complete B26 video. It was well worth the wait! Very good explanations of why the B26 was considered a dangerous airplane at the time and factors behind it (original spec engines not available etc). I also like the comparisons to modern day twin engine aircraft and what an accident rate of WWII would mean in a modern day aviation. Thanks again. At the end of the video you mentioned the A26 invader as the WWII aircraft you would prefer to fly (with the B26 the second one). Would love to see a video about the A26 one day, especially since it had such a long and interesting service life spanning WWII, Korea and Vietnam.

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Vincent Fourment · April 4, 2023

Loved the B-26 video, one of my favorite aircraft. I thought you hit good and hard on the pilot training aspect of the aircraft. To support your point, B'26's operated with the 22nd bomb group early in 42 in the pacific, with experienced pre-war crews and an outstanding combat record, even from unimproved airstrips...unfortunately thier were not many industrial or interdiction type targets, and putting 8 .50's in the nose of a B-25, along with the package guns, were more effective against the small costal shipping supplying isolated Japanese garrisons. Job well done and thank you.

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Michael Bleyle · April 2, 2023

Greg, the sound quality on this video is really good, maybe best yet. I noticed it right away.

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Fobbit 36B · April 2, 2023

Thanks Greg, this is one of my favorite channels.

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Mike · April 2, 2023

Awesome!!! Thank you, Greg!