Comments by "Luke Sandy High Ground" (@Luke_Sandy_High_Ground) on "Timeline - World History Documentaries" channel.

  1. Yes, but the Germans changed Enigma by the time WW2 started. Alan Turing used a completely different approach to crack Enigma that was much, much faster and was useful to the war effort. Decoding messages in real time is alot better than taking a week to decode a message.
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  2. Polish cryptographers initially cracked Enigma in the early 1930s but the Germans changed Enigma by the time WW2 started. Alan Turing used a completely different approach to crack Enigma that was much, much faster and was useful to the war effort. Decoding messages in real time is alot better than taking a week to decode a message.
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  3. Polish cryptographers like Marian Rejewski did crack Enigma in the early 1930s but the Germans changed Enigma by the time WW2 started. Alan Turing used a completely different approach to crack Enigma that was much, much faster. Alan Turing's bombe computer allowed messages to be decoded in real time which allowed allied commanders to use this intel to their advantage. Intel about German troop or U Boat movements is useless to a military commander if its a week old. The Germans would also change the rotor settings everyday making decoding by hand useless.
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  4.  @KevinWendigo63  The US Navy was still recovering from Pearl Harbour in March 1942, Midway was still several months away, and even then it would still take a year to build up sufficient number of vessels to match the IJN in their home waters. The U boats were also wreaking havoc off the US east coast during the second happy time and Singapore had just fallen. The Royal Navy was the only navy in the world in early 1942 capable of taking on the axis and it was still incredibly overstreched. Having Tirpitz roaming around the atlantic is the last thing they needed
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  5. Did you even watch the documentary or are you just another hater trying to slander the british
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  6. Germans had deep bunkers that meant htey could survive the prelimnary bombardment. A third of the british shells fired were also duds, fused incorrectly, or were air burst shrapnel shells, useless against barbed wire. These problems were fixed later on.
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  7. B17 had a tiny bomb capacity
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  8. RIP Most of these brave men were born in the 1800s and are long dead now.
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  9. what about it
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  10.  @OEFvet0311  Douglas MacArthur got a medal of honor in WW2 but he didn’t fight
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  11.  @buoazej  so my statement is still true lmao. You used an quote that doesn’t add anything to the argument.
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  12. you didnt have to face machine guns and artillery though
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  13.  @randomassname445  the Royal Navy was the largest in the world. No chance, and I mean no chance of a successful German invasion. They war gamed it in the 1980s and the Germans lost every time.
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  14. Edward 8th
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  15. Polish cryptographers like Marian Rejewski did crack Enigma in the early 1930s but the Germans changed Enigma by the time WW2 started. Alan Turing used a completely different approach to crack Enigma that was much, much faster. Alan Turing's bombe computer allowed messages to be decoded in real time which allowed allied commanders to use this intel to their advantage. Intel about German troop or U Boat movements is useless to a military commander if its a week old. The Germans would also change the rotor settings everyday making decoding by hand useless.
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  16. Polish cryptographers like Marian Rejewski did crack Enigma in the early 1930s but the Germans changed Enigma by the time WW2 started. Alan Turing used a completely different approach to crack Enigma that was much, much faster. Alan Turing's bombe computer allowed messages to be decoded in real time which allowed allied commanders to use this intel to their advantage. Intel about German troop or U Boat movements is useless to a military commander if its a week old. The Germans would also change the rotor settings everyday making decoding by hand useless.
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  17.  @caoilanhughes9487  No, Blackadder isnt a legit history source. Stop spreading misinformation.
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  18. Polish cryptographers like Marian Rejewski did crack Enigma in the early 1930s but the Germans changed Enigma by the time WW2 started. Alan Turing used a completely different approach to crack Enigma that was much, much faster. Alan Turing's bombe computer allowed messages to be decoded in real time which allowed allied commanders to use this intel to their advantage. Intel about German troop or U Boat movements is useless to a military commander if its a week old. The Germans would also change the rotor settings everyday making decoding by hand useless.
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  19. Polish cryptographers like Marian Rejewski did crack Enigma in the early 1930s but the Germans changed Enigma by the time WW2 started. Alan Turing used a completely different approach to crack Enigma that was much, much faster. Alan Turing's bombe computer allowed messages to be decoded in real time which allowed allied commanders to use this intel to their advantage. Intel about German troop or U Boat movements is useless to a military commander if its a week old. The Germans would also change the rotor settings everyday making decoding by hand useless.
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  20. Why do old men look like old men? What the f*ck is this comment.
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  21. Polish cryptographers like Marian Rejewski did crack Enigma in the early 1930s but the Germans changed Enigma by the time WW2 started. Alan Turing used a completely different approach to crack Enigma that was much, much faster. Alan Turing's bombe computer allowed messages to be decoded in real time which allowed allied commanders to use this intel to their advantage. Intel about German troop or U Boat movements is useless to a military commander if its a week old. The Germans would also change the rotor settings everyday making decoding by hand useless.
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  22. Vimy ridge was only a part of the battle of Arras. You want a canadian documentary then make your own
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  23. thank you for your service
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  24. Polish cryptographers like Marian Rejewski did crack Enigma in the early 1930s but the Germans changed Enigma by the time WW2 started. Alan Turing used a completely different approach to crack Enigma that was much, much faster. Alan Turing's bombe computer allowed messages to be decoded in real time which allowed allied commanders to use this intel to their advantage. Intel about German troop or U Boat movements is useless to a military commander if its a week old. The Germans would also change the rotor settings everyday making decoding by hand useless.
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  25. Nice Polish nationalist propaganda. Polish cryptographers like Marian Rejewski did crack Enigma in the early 1930s but the Germans changed Enigma by the time WW2 started. Alan Turing used a completely different approach to crack Enigma that was much, much faster. Alan Turing's bombe computer allowed messages to be decoded in real time which allowed allied commanders to use this intel to their advantage. Intel about German troop or U Boat movements is useless to a military commander if its a week old.
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  26. Australians are living in Australia and this documentary is filmed in Britain
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  27.  @danielsmith5023  it’s a British documentary so British veteran. Make your own documentary
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  28.  @maxleighton8948  most soldiers at Dunkirk were evacuated by the navy. Cope harder werb
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  29.  @maxleighton8948  bro, your literally a wehraboo
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  30. 🇬🇧 💪  @buoazej 
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  31. Polish cryptographers like Marian Rejewski did crack Enigma in the early 1930s but the Germans changed Enigma by the time WW2 started. Alan Turing used a completely different approach to crack Enigma that was much, much faster. Alan Turing's bombe computer allowed messages to be decoded in real time which allowed allied commanders to use this intel to their advantage. Intel about German troop or U Boat movements is useless to a military commander if its a week old. The Germans would also change the rotor settings everyday making decoding by hand useless.
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  32.  @svenske71  Harry Patch was the last soldier to fight in the trenches of WW1
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  33. US 8th Air Force = 24000 Kia - 11% fatality rate RAF Bomber Command = 55400 Kia - 44% fatality rate The yanks had an easy war
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  34. "often used" maybe in the 19th century
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  35.  @caoilanhughes9487  what
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  36. Polish cryptographers like Marian Rejewski did crack Enigma in the early 1930s but the Germans changed Enigma by the time WW2 started. Alan Turing used a completely different approach to crack Enigma that was much, much faster. Alan Turing's bombe computer allowed messages to be decoded in real time which allowed allied commanders to use this intel to their advantage. Intel about German troop or U Boat movements is useless to a military commander if its a week old. The Germans would also change the rotor settings everyday making decoding by hand useless.
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  37. Polish cryptographers like Marian Rejewski did crack Enigma in the early 1930s but the Germans changed Enigma by the time WW2 started. Alan Turing used a completely different approach to crack Enigma that was much, much faster. Alan Turing's bombe computer allowed messages to be decoded in real time which allowed allied commanders to use this intel to their advantage. Intel about German troop or U Boat movements is useless to a military commander if its a week old. The Germans would also change the rotor settings everyday making decoding by hand useless.
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  38. Stop spreading debunked WW1 myths around, none of this is true. Let me guess you think Blackadder is a reliable source
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  39. Yes. Problem?
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  40.  @paulanthony5274  "Angers me that the Generals were so useless" What about Generals like Plumer, Monash, Currie, they were good generals and well liked by the men under their command.
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  41. Polish cryptographers like Marian Rejewski did crack Enigma in the early 1930s but the Germans changed Enigma by the time WW2 started. Alan Turing used a completely different approach to crack Enigma that was much, much faster. Alan Turing's bombe computer allowed messages to be decoded in real time which allowed allied commanders to use this intel to their advantage. Intel about German troop or U Boat movements is useless to a military commander if its a week old. The Germans would also change the rotor settings everyday making decoding by hand useless.
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  42. Polish cryptographers like Marian Rejewski did crack Enigma in the early 1930s but the Germans changed Enigma by the time WW2 started. Alan Turing used a completely different approach to crack Enigma that was much, much faster. Alan Turing's bombe computer allowed messages to be decoded in real time which allowed allied commanders to use this intel to their advantage. Intel about German troop or U Boat movements is useless to a military commander if its a week old. The Germans would also change the rotor settings everyday making decoding by hand useless.
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  43.  @buoazej  he’s talking bs. 🇬🇧💪
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  44.  @mike.5050  Polish cryptographers like Marian Rejewski did crack Enigma in the early 1930s but the Germans changed Enigma by the time WW2 started. Alan Turing used a completely different approach to crack Enigma that was much, much faster. Alan Turing's bombe computer allowed messages to be decoded in real time which allowed allied commanders to use this intel to their advantage. Intel about German troop or U Boat movements is useless to a military commander if its a week old. The Germans would also change the rotor settings everyday making decoding by hand useless.
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  45. the worlds first makes it the worlds highest
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  46. wrong flag
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  47. You more likely to survive WW1
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  48.  @lorenzbroll101  75% chance of surviving WW1 as an officer
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  49.  @lorenzbroll101  so....its gonna be british interviews
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  50. it is the first of its kind therefore that makes it the worlds highest medal. period
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