http://www.unknownww2incolor.tk/
http://www.romanoarchives.tk/
more color ww2 videos (something about seeing it in color that makes it so much easier to understand)
It's a little astounding to consider the lengths to which we go to launch a mass of metal and man into the air, hurtling over hundreds of miles through the air, deliver a spray of bullets and bombs on small indistinct targets, then find our way back not knowing for sure what we've done. An incredible feat over huge distances. The world is a big place, it's hard to get a grasp of scale from the ground.
" Gives me greater respect for the pilots that somehow survived the war "Fucking miracle doers man O.O
Amazing footage. It makes me feel sick though, all that death and destruction. Seeing footage like that makes you realize that WWII really wasn't all that long ago.
Absolutely how I felt. Its mesmerizing, and quite beautiful. But completely terrible at the same time. And color footage of WWII always seems to make it more real and recent to me." Amazing footage. It makes me feel sick though, all that death and destruction. Seeing footage like that makes you realize that WWII really wasn't all that long ago. "
" On the one hand I'm appalled at the violence and destruction of war, and this really makes me feel depressed. But on the other hand, I'm getting a hankerin' for playing a flight combat sim and doing the same myself. Here's hoping real violence keeps getting replaced by virtual. "+1
" @TwoOneFive said:lmaoi'm just like... wow. this happens... ya know? "Yeah, man. Like... totally. "
" @doublezeroduck said:More like, why was some guy playing the guitar in the airplane." @TwoOneFive said:lmao come on now, dont tell me that video didnt mellow you out and get all philosophical "i'm just like... wow. this happens... ya know? "Yeah, man. Like... totally. "
Video gave me strange feelings concerning progress of human race and meaning of life.
giantbomb why you do this to me
I was awed watching that, though certainly not in a good way. There's a layer of impersonality that permeates off textbooks and the black and white documentaries that air on History. I personally never grasped what the bombings truly meant, I understood the concepts, but I certainly didn't apply them in a personal context. But to be upon that ground, hearing the sounds of the gunfire, seeing the explosions.. it's not something I can accurately describe.
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