Comments by "José Veinte Genario -NISU" (@joseveintegenario-nisu1928) on "Ed Nash's Military Matters" channel.

  1. Did you drink Cazalla, Anís El Clavel, Machaquito, before recording this video?
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  2. ​ @zinckensteel The aim in double or triple expansion in Steam machines is increasing thermodynamic efficiency, how much of these gains is lost through mechanical loses in gears, I have no idea.
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  3. The original engine in the Airplane that got the Besler Steam engine was an OX-5, having a quite poor reputation. 'Something flying with an OX-5 could fly with anything'
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  4. The overall weight of t'he Besler Steam engine does not differ greatly to some Continental ICEs of similar power, perhaps current technologies could Help making an even lighter Aircraft Steam Engine
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  5. But they said B-36, born obsolete, was taken out of service because high maintenance costs. Recently, a team of retired Aircraft Mechanics restored to Airworthiness a B-36 at a cost around $600'000 As Airliner, this Convair C-99 would have posted an impossible to handle flush load in Airport passenger and luggage handling facilities. Or Not?
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  6. US Fighters? To fight what, who, where? Has someone ever attacked US in their own land before USA attacked them? Pearl Harbor was not an US land in december 1941. No one in Europe has ever called US to fight on our land, and much less, to stay here. Fire fighters fight against fires, freedom fighters attack what? Yankee, stay at home!
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  7. USA had initially no valid, fair, legal reason to enter in war with Germany, however, what was called 'Drole de guerre', 'krazee war', was probably a waiting time, preparing industry to enter war, what actually happened when Germany, because of their agreements with Japan, declared war to USA after Pearl Harbor attack, started against Hiro-Hito warnings, when US, who had been harassing Japanese all through Pacific, cut the Coal and Iron supplies to Japan. After Hitler declared war to USA, all Germans knew war was lost.
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  8. How long did it take for soviets to implement 'Area Rule' on MiG fuselages? The interesting soviet fighter is the MiG 25, called 'the terror of flying saucers', it has an onboard bulb computer, and a flame maintainer in turbine, insensitive to Electro Magnetic Pulses or EM Forces. Blessings +
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