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More German weapons of WWII
http://rapidshare.de/files/21314322/More_Weapons.avi.html (57 mb .avi)
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Agree with Thom. Rapidshare sucks donkey dohickeys with all the bs they make everyone go through.
Nice video and General Galland was correct that if the ME-262 had been used as a fighter in 1944 that it could have changed the war. They still would have lost but it might have taken another year or two, and at what cost to our side?
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