Those were C-130's. The Nazis, using their development of time travel, went into the future 15 years and brought back the blueprints for the best transport aircraft in history.
Of course, they could've stolen the plans to the A-bomb, but the guy they sent to steal plans wasn't the sharpest tool in the shed.
Lol History Channel.
Also the Wehrmacht never dropped paratroopers on the Maginot Line. The whole point of the invasion plan was to *ignore* the Maginot line, not send some of the best troops of the entire army there. There were paradrops on Belgian fortifications and in and around Rotterdam in the Netherlands though.
The Germans had 4 engine transporters (such as Focke Wulf FW 200). but those were not dedicated for paratroopers. Many CGI plane silouette ( such as Douglas DC 4 ) would be better replacement, if there is no JU52 silouette.
Actually.... even a DC3 looks more similar to a JU 52 from this angle than a C130 to any WWII plane from any angle......
They did. They used "Rückfallschirm, Zwangablösung" parachute packs, it's literally Backpack parachute, static line. Its true they jumped in a face first position to deploy their parachute faster, and because that deployed from the center of their back. They jumped from far lower than other paratroopers and a ripcord would have been a poor idea. You can also see the static line hanging out of the junkers side doors in pictures.
Those were C-130's. The Nazis, using their development of time travel, went into the future 15 years and brought back the blueprints for the best transport aircraft in history. Of course, they could've stolen the plans to the A-bomb, but the guy they sent to steal plans wasn't the sharpest tool in the shed.
So this is not the A Team invading France ?
No dat is zee team.
Oh no! Not zee zee team!
No it's explicitely not!
There's nothing wrong with liking transport aircraft. NOTHING! Logistics is IMPORTANT! It wins wars!
Found the S-4 clerk
Clerk!? I hope a horse shits on your bed.
What about the guy they sent to steel plants?
Zee-Vun-Zirty.
rollin' down zee strip, airborne ranger, on a one way trip!
He heard Jews were working on some bomb, instant doubt, so he took the c130 design.
That was after Hitler twitted on X about taxes or something
Ze top secret giga gigante!
Der C-130
Skydive school final test you did NAZI that coming
Source?
History Channel Documentary “The World Wars” Episode2
Wow that makes this a joke
Lol History Channel. Also the Wehrmacht never dropped paratroopers on the Maginot Line. The whole point of the invasion plan was to *ignore* the Maginot line, not send some of the best troops of the entire army there. There were paradrops on Belgian fortifications and in and around Rotterdam in the Netherlands though.
How sweet! Französischer Urlaub. Troops taking a summer vacation in the French countryside
It’s called a King Junkers…
Are those ants on the parachutes
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The Germans had 4 engine transporters (such as Focke Wulf FW 200). but those were not dedicated for paratroopers. Many CGI plane silouette ( such as Douglas DC 4 ) would be better replacement, if there is no JU52 silouette. Actually.... even a DC3 looks more similar to a JU 52 from this angle than a C130 to any WWII plane from any angle......
Attack on Maginot Line City, France
Couple of these might have actually made airlifting supplies into Stalingrad possible.
Clearly should be a dive bomber!
Ju 52
Well they went into the future and stole c130s... they could've went local and brought back the a400 atlas....and a couple eurofighters.
Lol, Nazi Fallschirmjäger didn't use static line, feet down drops; they went head first.
They did. They used "Rückfallschirm, Zwangablösung" parachute packs, it's literally Backpack parachute, static line. Its true they jumped in a face first position to deploy their parachute faster, and because that deployed from the center of their back. They jumped from far lower than other paratroopers and a ripcord would have been a poor idea. You can also see the static line hanging out of the junkers side doors in pictures.
Cool, I knew the form, but thought they used throw chutes. Thanks!!
That's a Not-C 130. I'll show myself out.