RAF Technicians Studied a Captured Fw 190 D-9 — The Wingroot Was Sheeted Beyond Design
WW2 Technical Files
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In March 1945, RAF engineers at Farnborough examined a captured Fw 190 D-9 that force-landed without a scratch. What they found inside the wingroot changed British aviation forever — doubled structural skinning, machined ribs, and a factory secret hidden under layers of paint. This aircraft was built for a speed nothing flying could match. The war ended just in time.
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Detonation denotes high explosives which means a dissipation of energy faster than the speed of sound.
You mean no more than conflagration. Yes pre planned.
This needs only to have been a 5 minute video, at most.
It's AI gone mad. It IS going to kill us. We'll all die of boredom and frustration.
‘Jumbo’ engine . Skin thickness assessed by touching it with a micrometer?
Misspelling in ‘technical’ documents. Why wilfully mislead people ?
RAF Technicians Studied a Captured Fw 190 D-9 — The Wingroot Was Sheeted Beyond Design
WW2 Technical Files
46,816 views
In March 1945, RAF engineers at Farnborough examined a captured Fw 190 D-9 that force-landed without a scratch. What they found inside the wingroot changed British aviation forever — doubled structural skinning, machined ribs, and a factory secret hidden under layers of paint. This aircraft was built for a speed nothing flying could match. The war ended just in time.
#WW2 #Luftwaffe #FockeWulf #Fw190 #RAFHistory #WW2Aviation #SecretWeapons #MilitaryHistory #WW2Engineering