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Old 05-07-2005, 10:51 AM   #1
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Nice clip of some Stuka's doing their thing.
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Nice clip of some Stuka's doing their thing.
Very cool, I like to tank rising in the air when its hit!
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Old 05-07-2005, 10:58 AM   #3
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Yeah, the hits are pretty damn accurate too.
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You're not kidding! My god, who needs a warthog?!?
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wow, cool footage... without fighters around to harass them i'll bet they really could make a huge impact, and with the whistles they had put on it would make them even more effective
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Old 05-10-2005, 06:09 AM   #6
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Many of those 'heroes' where children and women killers..

But indeed, very interesting footage!
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They might have killed a woman or child. So did the Allied and Soviet air forces.
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It's not like the iron bombs of those days could discriminate between combatant and non-combatant. Plan_d is right, it happened on both sides.
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the winner writes the history books, and every german gets a bad reputation regardless of what they did, there were honorable men on each side as well as real bad dudes
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But then you have the fact that the Germans did actually knowingly strafe civilian columns of women and children with the Stukas. This is very different as the actual target to cause panic was the women and children. Also Germany had followed this terror bombing from Poland, France to Britain of deliberately bombing targets knowing there were civilians there. I think the Allies when they were doing the city bombing were more concerned with taking out infrastructure such as police stations and factories. However, they really didn't have the real time tracking capabilities that the military has today. They had to rely on Resistence members picking out targets in cities that needed to be bombed.
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I have to disagree somewhat. When the allies bombed cities, thay also knew that civilians were there. Granted, there were military targets as well, but Dresden and Tokyo are good examples of overkill. I am certainly not going to say it was wrong, but want to point out that both sides did it.
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junkers JU-87G-2 attacking russian JS-2 tank.
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CB I can;t seem to get your G-2 mpeg to run...

not having zip drive I pose the question about the above doc film. How does anyone know for fact that the certain Stuka unit bombing armored vehicles was indeed responsible for strafing civilians. quite a bit of generalization gentlemen with out documented facts................shame
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Nice clip....... Im wondering if thats an actual sound bite, or added for effect.......
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I am not sure why you dont see the clip, it should run with the estandar windows media.

Aniway the zip extractor can be downloaded from here:

http://www.winzip.com/downwz.htm
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