Internet Video Thread

[N_Molson]

 

[N_Molson]

 

[dennis.krenz]

 

[steph]

 

[diogom]

 

[Piorun]

Newcomers — Today’s arrival of the first batch of Polish F-35A Husarz fighters. The three F-35s (#3509, #3510 and #3511 — which are the 9th, 10th and 11th airframe built for Poland) were welcomed in mid-air by two F-16s (one F-16C and one F-16D) and jointly landed at Łask Air Force Base. By the end of 2026, additionally 10 or 11 aircraft will be delivered, and the entire fleet is scheduled to be delivered by 2030.

The official handover ceremony is scheduled for June 12.

https://twitter.com/x/status/2057862291287142718

 

[dennis.krenz]

Jay Leno driving a post-war German icon, that already looks small on a German road, in LA among US automobile battleships...

(On the bicycle lane sometimes....)

 

[dennis.krenz]

Maybe interesting for some here, the livestream of the German Army Day 2026.

Still lacks some of the professionalism of their US (and UA) counterparts, but their media presence has improved a lot in the past 4 years.

I wanted to drive to to their event in Munster today, but eventually got soaked into Orbiter work again.

 

[kuddel]

[...]
I wanted to drive to to their event in Munster today, but eventually got soaked into Orbiter work again.

In that case, I think Mr. Pistorius has absolute understanding for that!

 

[dennis.krenz]

In that case, I think Mr. Pistorius has absolute understanding for that!

He's likely an OpenOrbiter user as well, he'll know what I mean!

 

[dennis.krenz]

Everything you ever wanted to know about Bielefeld, but never dared to ask:

 

[dennis.krenz]

In case your time travel fails and you suddenly find yourself abort an old steamer, here is the video for you to be prepared:

 

[Fabri91]

Equally important is how to funk Star Trek:

 

[steph]

 

[GLS]

Equally important is how to funk Star Trek:

(the original version was shorter, and brighter)

 

[steph]

 

[dennis.krenz]

German childrens TV at its best again:

 

[dennis.krenz]

A video about the Wilhelm Gustloff, its context in the Nazi era and WW2, and its sinking during the end-game of the war. A bit long with over two hours, but its two hours of high-quality content:

 

[diogom]

A video about the Wilhelm Gustloff, its context in the Nazi era and WW2, and its sinking during the end-game of the war. A bit long with over two hours, but its two hours of high-quality content:

Have a lot of backlog on O. Designs, but Mike and his team really put the work in, well worth for any ship nerds. No slop or sensationalism