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![]() In the entire time I've been at RAM (6 years)I've posted a lot of photos and designs of extremely rare aircraft. ....in the context of "look at how great and wonderful the Nazi wartime aviation industry was!" - that is certainly going to limit your audience. I'm willing to bet that many of the regulars here don't like that because it ruins their beliefs that the US invented everything in aviation. That's a bet you'll lose. What many regulars object to is your attitude that America owes its current superiority to "stolen" Nazi-era technology - the Nazis looted every country they brutally attacked and subjegated, so if you have any complaints about the way your country was treated, go back in time and complain to that little Austrian housepainter, not us. It must really bug them when the US Govt. has to steal, pressure, borrow, or buy foreign tech to maintain the cutting edge (which it doesn't possess in all areas). No, what really bugs us is that you pretend that the Nazis created all of those ideas out of whole cloth, without taking advantage of work being conducted in other nations. _Everyone_ used advances that came from everyone else. If Germany's technological superiority was so fragile and fleeting, perhaps AH should have been content with the living room that he already had, and not declared war on folks who knew how to crush his precious forces and hang their most secret projects on the walls of our museums like so many mounted butterflies. Be proud of your country's accomplishments, but when you start to get cocky about the past, it always comes back to this: due to Nazi stupidity, we are having this conversation in English. Gordon ====(A+C==== USN SAR Donate your memories - write a note on the back and send your old photos to a reputable museum, don't take them with you when you're gone. |
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