You should make a suggestion post on it.
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Modern equivalent of Archer.
A-4M please snail
For germany the argentinian (fma iae 33 pulqui ii) since argentina is essentially a subtree for germany.
And for britain and germany the hal hf24 marut. Germany could get the mk1 and britain could get the mk1r.
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I wonder why :)
Well most of their tanks are german designed. Even the turret on the tam VCTP is used on other german prototpes of the time. Mainly the Puma ACV 25mm mauser variants.
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Isnt Aim-9P-4 something like little aim-9L with 9L being the better one. What are the differences between them?
And im sure their early jets were made by Germans who fled
AIM-9P4 has worse maneuverability compared to the 9L. Don’t know about tracking
From what i heard they are suppose to be all aspect like 9L, but not 100% sure one that.
It is all aspect
Well just the one. Kurt tank, and its essentially just his ta183 design. The design responsible for the mig 15 and 17.
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The MiG are indeginous designs, the supposed connection between those designs was refuted by aviation historian Yefim Gordon.
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Ill accept that. though we know that both sides of the allied nations took inspiration from or even used german scientists and engineers after ww2. So i believe an inspirational connection is still plausible. And historians argue with each other all the time.
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Ohhh yes. Germany could have the first prototype (if India is not there yet). Since the plane was designed in Argentina. The name of the project was IAe 43.
Well, they also “fled” to the US and the USSR among others.
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What attracted Tank to Argentina is that there was a wind tunnel at the FMA and the government at that time had several projects underway. There was funding for Tank, Horten and others who had ambitious projects that could never be completed due to the Nazi defeat. There were also engineers from France and Italy. I suppose Tank’s name was distinguished by his previous career in the FW.
Before arriving in Argentina Horten was captured and interrogated by the British and then released, after making some suggestions to the Avro Vulcan project (yes, the guy was crazy about flying wings). The Argentine government remained neutral, but also maintained commercial relations with the United Kingdom and its allies. The German community in Argentina was very critical of the government because it maintained neutrality instead of aligning itself with the axis.
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