Yes, it was an advanced design of parachute for high speed deployment. The engineer that designed this parachute came to the US and was instrumental in the design of NASA recovery parachutes, some of which are used today.
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I don't think a hurricanes ever shot one down. I know a spitfire got one. think the tempest got a few. They were normally attacked when taking off and landing
Yes, it was an advanced design of parachute for high speed deployment. The engineer that designed this parachute came to the US and was instrumental in the design of NASA recovery parachutes, some of which are used today.
Ellef Tollefson paper clip
German Engineering the Greatest!!!!
Gorgi9999 . Another innovation well ahead of its time. Just Damn. 🤔
Hey spottydog I got your message but my inbox is broken cannot send replies there. Anyway, huge thank you for the offer on sending the RAAF Flying Ration that is an incredibly generous and amazing thing to offer man. If you ever need anything - a shoutout for your channel I can set you on my side bar so folks can check ya out too. Or if you ever wanna try some US MREs or anything lemme know! If you need my shipping info I will check back here soon and see and provide if need be. But I certainly want to return the favor somehow. Thanks again , take care & see ya around! -Steve
as a german i would say it was more or less a let´s try something out to make the pilots more confident before they shit in their pants ;-)
kubanskiloewe classic
Yeah, we plundered Germany after the war! You gotta problem with that?
No, I think you just used the German Technology, just as the Soviets did.
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No doubt they used a lot of them when up against spits and hurricanes
Jason Sweet doubtful it's from an me 262
Al woo faster they head to their destruction
I don't think a hurricanes ever shot one down. I know a spitfire got one. think the tempest got a few. They were normally attacked when taking off and landing
Al woo cheers I didn't even know that they had the 262 in service cheers
Candy Van I'm pretty sure the RAF just considered them a nuisance rather than a threat