Comments by "" (@MrDaiseymay) on "The `Mosquito' Bomber That Terrorised The German Air Force | Battlefield Mysteries | Timeline" video.

  1.  @williamwhitcombe6487  That's plain silly. There's a big difference between , not giving in, and being wiped out.
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  2.  @ivareskesner2019  the reluctance to accept the design, was due to it being made of wood, in an era, that had already switched to metal ,not because there wasn't surficient metal, the government would have asked them to make a few metal ones, if that was the case. DeHavilland had alread made super-fast planes out of wood. thaty equals lightness, and more speed.
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  3. WE----SAW THAT, BUT DIDNT SEE THE POINT OF WHINGING ABOUT IT. FINDING SUITABLE MATERIAL TO TELL A STORY, THIS OLD, AIN'T EASY.
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  4. OLIVIA
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  5.  @peebeedee6757  All those who fought the evil NAZIS, can take credit . WE fought together, and shared our ideas and inventions; it would have been stupid, to have fought over who had created what, instead,
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  6. forrunner of the modern multi-roll, all weather jet fighter /bomber.
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  7.  @noproblem4260  ''WHERE HAVE ALL THE FOWER'S GONE''?
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  8. YEP, EVEN THE ''TYRES'' WERE MADE OF SOLD OAK
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  9.  @sprinter1832  Another joke; they had it in the early 30's. just before the British, There was a constant competition for advancement throughout the war.
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  10.  @grimreefer8561  NAME IT
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  11.  @home2039  TRUE, despite the well planned national food rationing scheme, and a monumental effort by our farming community, and 'Land Army Girls', our probability of loosing the War, through starvation, was high. Churchill wrote, in his post War Memoirs, that the only issue that scared him, was the U Boat menace. By 1943, the U Boat Fear , with great help from our US cousins, WE turned that huge danger around. BUT, WE won't forget.
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