Posted on Jan 2, 2023

American Failure: Combat Aircraft Production

MAJ Dale E. Wilson, Ph.D.

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American Failure: Combat Aircraft Production

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SPC Maurice Evans

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Guess we were a little slow but got caught up in Aircraft production by the end of WW2 and probably didn't get again on a quality tank until Abrams.

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MAJ Dale E. Wilson, Ph.D.

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Yup.

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LTC Trent Klug

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I think the M26 Pershing was a great tank.

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SPC Maurice Evans

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YES

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LTC Trent Klug

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Interesting share. I knew we weren't making very planes for the war effort. It shows the mentality was still ground forces and big gun Navy.

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CPL Douglas Chrysler

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As I recall the Wright brothers received lots of offers from foreign powers to help develop their air forces since America wasn't too interested.

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MSgt James Parker

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MSgt Robert "Rock" Aldi 100%, as well the Wright Brothers taught Hap Arnold to fly - no license then either.

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