Comments by "pm ayo" (@pmayo7894) on "" video.

  1. Except, Northrop already have a flying wing example in 1940 (N-1M)... long before the first Allied boots got their hands on the surviving Ho 229 prototype.
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  2. Not quite. Yes Germany did pioneer quite a lot of tech, but to say that much of the aircraft built after were just copies of German design is quite short-sighted. Compare the F-86 Saber to an Me 262 - and tell me if it's a "copy".
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  3. "the reality is its a very viable solution to the Covid problem..." - yet, why do I get the feeling you got yourself vaccinated secretly?
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  4. "Thet did invent the drone, the buzz bomb." Some say the drone started with the British through the remote-controlled "Queen Bee". Meanwhile, the idea of a buzz bomb (and the idea of cruise missiles) likely started with the Kettering Bug.
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  5. "The fact that the B2 bomber built some 45 years later resembles the Horton 229 in a way that a patent lawyer would make his career on is telling all in itself." - except, not quite. Besides, this wasn't Northrop's first flying wing (there's the N-1M concept plane, the XB-35 and the jet-converted YB-49).
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  6. "We stole there technology" - not quite. The U.S. already have it even before the first Allied boots got their hands on the Ho 229 via Northrop and his company's earlier foray into the design.
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  7. Except, not quite.
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  8. Except not quite.
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  9. The video here already addressed the "stealth" issue.
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  10. Except the wing sweep part happens at the ground only. The first plane to actually fly with the ability to change the sweep of its wings inflight was the similar-looking Bell X-5.
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  11. "Keep believing those kosher lies." - except, those aren't exactly lies.
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