Night Witches - Female Soviet Pilots - Sabaton History 050 | METTAL MAFFIA | REACTION | LVT AND MAGZ
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This episode is about the Soviet 588th bomber regiment. They were all-female and got the nickname 'Night Witches' from the sound their planes made after they killed their engines for maximum effect. This sound made German think of the broomsticks of witches, and they called them “Nachthexen”.
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I remember an interview with one of the surviving Night Witches. She said that if you dug your finger in the plane, the cloth would rip. It was that flimsy. She was proud of the title Night Witch. She also spoke fondly of a girl who survived seven flights out.
Queens. Every single one of them.
Make sure to watch part 2 as well where they go over more female ww2 heroes
Here’s the link if you can’t find it ruclips.net/video/WboCTGTo2LU/видео.html
Actually, that is how planes work, lol. You have to understand aeronautics here: When gliding, the forward momentum doesn't stop -- it's not like a car, where it comes to a rest after a little bit, after the engine stalls. A plane, if the fuel system is intact, can, in fact, restart its engine, using the airflow going over the propeller blades to turn the prop, exactly like as if it had been turned by hand. And interesting point of fact, the very first mission carried out by the Night Witches was to bomb the German headquarters.
Sabaton is preparing to release a new album soon.
They dropped a teaser on their official channel.
And the lyrics can be found on Iron Thunder Lyrics channel.
Love seeing you guys reacting to Sabaton’s songs and the history channel. As a Marine I strongly suggest “Devil Dogs” from their Great War album, would love to see/get your guys’ opinion on that!
BTW Russia (Soviet Union) has tradition of female service since WW1 (Seriusly in WW1 Russia had female infantry battalion). As for ww2 you might look this up: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lyudmila_Pavlichenko
Now, you have to see the video!!
Night Witches (Animated Story Video) - ruclips.net/video/5YPo8zDkvy4/видео.html
Well well well, if it isnt my favourite two reactors reacting to my favourite thing to react to
You should check out 'The lost Battalion', story behind the song is interesting and so is way they made the drums sound for the song
Check out No bullets fly or Hearts of Iron for some perspectives of the other side of the war
Вы попробуйте представить,что чувствовали эти девочки,когда лучи прожектора обнаруживали их,и начинала работать противовоздушная оборона фашистов.Самолёт со скоростью 100км в час,сделанный из фанеры,пробиваемый обычной ружейной пулей насквозь...
Planes do work like that though. If your engine is off, you're just a glider.
Though that's still a bit of stupid reason to not give parachutes since it was pretty unlikely that you would be "shot down" that way. Most of the time you would lose tail, wings or get your plane burn down, so a parachute would be welcomed.
Были парашюты. Просто при изначально малой высоте полёта, парашюты были мало эффективны... Война херовая штука... Когда погибает мужчина - погибает прошлое, когда погибает женщина - погибает будущее...
Before you get on the Soviets for not equipping these pilots with parachutes, consider that the Soviet Union's first attempt at airborne assault troops consisted of having soldiers jump out of an airplane without chutes. They were supposed to aim for deep snow banks that would cushion their fall.
Can you share a source about this?
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There was no room on the plane for parachutes
mechanics, pilots, AA-gunners, snipers, field medics, a lot of women served as soldiers in Soviet Army
The planes were so dinky that they often had to donkey kick the bombs out the back of their planes. They were only allowed hand pistols, since the planes were too delicate for heavier guns.
I just looked up what "rodina" means in Russian and it apparently means "motherland." So the line "rodina awaits" means motherland awaits is a really cool line
Soviet communism kinda encouraged feminism, but not THAT much. They were mostly desperate. People often say that Soviets utilized "nas mnogo" (we are many) tactics, but thats BS. In 1941 Soviet union had much less population than Germany plus its allies. And most of those women already had some practice before, so they required less training.
The Soviet Union supported equality, not feminism. The story about the parachute is a lie. In fact, the girls deliberately refused them to increase the number of bombs and this was a direct violation of orders.
Technically speaking, planes CAN and HAVE glided down to land. It's very difficult to do, but it can be done. Look up the "Gimli Glider" for a good example of a pilot getting an airliner to glide and land with no injuries to the passengers and crew. Granted, that pilot didn't have to deal with enemies shooting at them (which the Night Witches did) but the point is that it CAN be done. I wouldn't want to do it or be on a plane that's forced into doing it, but it's certainly possible.
Bad Assed Women in obsolete Aircraft.
I have seen the Polikarpov PO-2 they have at the Monino Air Museum...outside Moscow. That aircraft would have just died in droves....but attacking at night...in the bone chilling cold...withtheir engines were off...it was the perfect combo. And though their damage was minimal...the Psyvhological damage.. Never sure you could sleep and risk dying...or stay up and lose sleep...and denying them the rest they needed...their mental state was further eroded.
And one advantage the PO-2 was that it's max speed was under the stall soeeda of the modern fighters. A similar advantage was utilized by the Swordfish Pilots during the great Channel Dash...where the ME109s and FW190s were struggling to stay aloftf while attack Swordwish...and the radio man on swordfish...attached by safety wires...would stand and watch the attacking fighters to commit to an attack... advise the poilot to go left or right to evade the attacker.
Swedes and finns in a drinking contest? Swedes will end up as a strong number two in that for sure...
Great talk as always, I liked it!
Too bad my daughter is not into metal but I always try to tell her that girls are just as good and cool as men if not better.
It's not true about parachutes - they just didn't take them, they also didn't take machine guns, thereby reducing the weight of the aircraft and taking more bombs, they took sticks for the place of machine guns, so that there would be a feeling that there is a machine gun on the plane.
The Soviets had one big advantage to the rest of Europe - where most countries if you take the capital that country falls, The Soviets could legitimately fight a war of attrition and would often sacrifice bodies for more time. they used to retreat east and u78se their terrain to the advantage - when they were ready, which took time due to the Red Purges (a story for another time), they threw men, women and children at the Nazis - and through sheer force of numbers, won. Die Nachtexen were fascinating women, moral fo the story - never discount some ones will and power to do anything to defend their home.
Exactly, before Hitler, Napoleon and before him Sweden learn the lessons in the Greath Norhtern War, and what the Scorched Earth tactics (and the freezing hell of Russia) could do an Army.
I sincerely don’t understand people who accuse Soviets of special deterioration of equipment for women. Where is it more promising to send new aircraft to an experimental female regiment or to a regular aviation regiment already tested in battles?
Keep in mind, Stalin really didn't care about the personal welfare of Russians. To him, it didn't matter whether they were men or women, they were numbers & bodies. One of the things he's rumored to have said is "There's a certain quality in quantity", so he had no problem throwing bodies at a problem, whether it was in the workforce or in the battlefield. These women were provided with some of the worst planes to work with. Through sheer ingenuity, they figured out how to turn the plane's weaknesses into strengths.
Keep in mind 30 out of 500 loses,including due do deases and other coincidences. 20 out of 500 were granted the highest war merrit. So cut out your propaganda crap.
Can you please do that history for woman that was a sniper?
Check out #жить #live. Russian song, it’s easy to find
Scandinavians get naked when drunk. Still want to se us play uno? ;)
The Germans was brutal to the people they captured yes but if you think that USA or any other countries are different you are kidding yourself.
They definitely were. There was a reason the Germans ran to surrender to the Americans and British instead of the Soviets.
The germans followed war rules from the geneva convention with allied western prisoners as they did to them.
But the soviets didn't sign the rules so soviets and german prisoners on the eastern front was under no protection. Neither the Japanese had sign the rules. Infact prisoners of the japanese faced even worse in most cases.
@@hnorrstrom I don't think the convention would help tho, IIRC the soviets themselves tried to control brutality during the battle of berlin, but they struggled on it as by the late times of the war its a personal business for many soviet soldiers already, they wanted to revenge what the germans have done to their homeland
@@stg-tf4ns Yes I agree, that might be true as the Soviets often used the most fanatic and loyal troops for offensives just like the Germans.
@@hnorrstrom I remember a line from somewhere that says something like 'Oh, the cultured, friendly, polite and kind soviet soldiers? I have seen them, there used to be a lot of them, they all died in Stalingrad.' I guess that's more or less the case.
america was the only nation to not have women serving in World War 2
Not completely true, not serving in combat is true, but they did have women serving. Look up the Armies WAAC's (Women's Army Auxiliary Corps) later changed to WAC's (Womens Army Corps), the US Navy's WAVES, the WAF's (Women's Auxiliary Air Ferrying Squadrons) used to move planes from the factories or repairs back to airfields or transferring planes between airfields and various bases. They became official military personal in 1943 but were working for the military since 1942 when Congress approved a bill creating the first WAAC's and there were 400,000 active duty women in the military during the war serving in these various groups. Just as stated none served in combat.
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