We have always been told that #Dambusters were heroes, now we are being told they're war criminals, which is true?
The Operations Room - Battle Map Animations Need a British character quietly whistling the Dambusters March over in the corner.
Bill Marsh Anton Gerashchenko Well said, needs repeating to all the trolls.
Kakhovka dam: reinforced concrete, a 100m section is gone.
Dozens of Himars 90kg warheads did this to the Antonovsky bridge.
NKVD used 20 tons HE to blow the Dnipro in '41.
Dambusters used 3x 3 T bombs on Mohne, a weaker masonry dam
Thomas C. Theiner It’s very hard to destroy a dam with bombing, which is why the Dambusters had to carry out such a difficult attack to try and get their bombs to detonate right at the base of the dam
TheKremlinYap And anyone who's knows their WWII history will tell you the Dambusters needed multiple bouncing bombs on each dam they destroyed and each bomb weighed 9,000lbs (or 4.08 metric tonnes).
Lightning ⚡ Flash Fact:
On June 6, 2018, the first UK F-35 Squadron, 617 Sqn “Dambusters”, arrived at RAF Marham with its first four F-35Bs.
Moving this grave is wrong, on all levels and in every way. Wrong, wrong, wrong. Can nobody in the Government see that? Stop, get get a coffee, go to a quiet room and THINK Rishi Sunak bbc.com/news/uk-englan…
Smart Ukrainian Cat 🌪️ 🔥 During #WWII , the British #Dambusters breached the Möhne and Edersee Dams with specially-designed 'bouncing bombs.' Weighing 4.2 tons each, these bombs packed a whopping 3 tons of Torpex, an explosive 1.6x stronger than TNT!