He-111: NEW VIDEOS on operating different systems in bomber (Oleg will love this)
 

3 years ago I was given the opportunity to research the He-111, Ju-52/3m, and Ju-88 in a museum in Norway and did a few hours video recording on the details of the aircraft, going over items not usually discuses in books on the aircraft.

I was surprised by how advanced these aircraft where for being build late 1939 (52 was built in 1936).

I have started to upload portions of the recordings to youtube.
I will upload more over time, it will take a while
I someone wants to know about something specific can discuss directly with person.


The He-111 nose gunner (called A-stand).

The He-111 ventral (belly) gunner (called C-stand).

Operating the bomb jettison and automatic bomb arm-release mechanism

Very nice videos !!!

ThankS! a LOT!

Nice explaining! Thanks for posting this. :)

Good stuff Joe, thanks :)

Great videos, thanks a lot FP!

Intresting contribution !!!
Wish I could have a look inside these warbirds.

Very interesting, thanks for sharing it! :)

Very nice, thank a lot!

Let's hope that it isn't too late for making those changes, if any are required at all.

Thanks everyone for your praise!

Encourage me to make more videos. :)

If Oleg needs to make changes, it will be in an update.
And trust me, no game released today is immune to bugs and game changes on first release. Nothing against 1C, it is just the nature of things.

Dude these vids are amazing!!! big S!

1.5hrs of footage available?

How about a torrent?

Thats just for the 111.

and, No.

very good footage, i'd ask for a torrent to, but thats your choice. can yo upload anymore?

cheers!

I do what I can when I can.

I may torrent the clips later, but for now its just YT.

thats very interesting !! thank you very much for sharing your videos.. and thanks too to the museum!

Good researches, thanks.

Very nice! This is the very definition of useful contribution to the community! Thank you, mate.

Great video's, really gives you an idea what it must of been like for each crew member going on a mission, the lack of space and noise especially when under fire in combat conditions....

WoW!

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Great stuff! Keep em comming..