Comments by "WOR53L G" (@wor53lg50) on "Why The Mosquito Bomber Was The Unsung Hero Of WW2 | Battlefield Mysteries | War Stories" video.

  1. Good ole strong reliant imported canadian spruce i beleive! , and sheer coincidental as the wood suppy was really labelled for the making of ptb's, vospers, fairmilles and landing craft, in fact most of the time it was the off cuts that made the first mozzies...
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  2. The 303's was so you knew you was hitting what you wanted to hit and in range? , then the safety cap gets lifted for the big boyz to start barking, the same method germans used before engaging their through propeller nose cannon.. But even 6 303's in a tight grouping would shred big holes in aluminium...
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  3. ​ @markmitchell450 cant really blame our faithfull stoic canadian brothers and sisters for that, ive heard it had a lot due with the climate and atmospheric conditions there? being obviously much colder than uk, causing the glue and resin solution to be mixed different to make it soluble and workable...
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  4. ​ @neiloflongbeck5705 same amount of planes, less amount of airman needed.
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