When the world needed him most he returned!

@aureliusradityatirto5416

2 жыл бұрын

YES. He's back.

@cwntman

2 жыл бұрын

By by high gas prices!

@Chilly_Billy

Жыл бұрын

Tiny Tim?

The Tiny Tim is the perfect unguided rocket to take tiptoeing through the tulips.

@jazzcorneille7439

2 жыл бұрын

Nice... Just nice

@CaptainLumpyDog

2 жыл бұрын

@@jazzcorneille7439 I’m genuinely impressed ANYONE got that reference!

@jazzcorneille7439

2 жыл бұрын

@@CaptainLumpyDog well of course... Who else would be livin' in the sunlight, lovin' in the moonlight and havin' a wonderful time?

@CaptainLumpyDog

2 жыл бұрын

@@jazzcorneille7439 Miss Vicky?

@N8570E

2 жыл бұрын

@@CaptainLumpyDog I didn't get it at first. It took me quite a while and some significant brain exercising. But I finally did get it. I think? One of my favorite weapons. One of my favorite aircraft is the Martin AM Mauler. (The Douglas AD Skyraider is also cool, but it ain't the Mauler!) From the mid-50s (1950s, that is), there were pictures of this aircraft. One of my favorite pictures from then (there were no computers of note, not even TVs for my family, there were brick and mortar libraries) was of that aircraft with three aerial torpedoes. and twelve 250 pound bombs. There was another one with two torpedoes, a 750 pound bomb and twelve 5" rockets. After almost 70 years, I realize that they are not two torpedoes, they are two 11.75" Tiny Tim rockets! Notice the weapon's tail 'fins'. (Thanks to my Ginter book, Naval Fighters Number 111, ISBN 9-780-9993-8848-8.) The memories! Military History in a Minute, thank you for your efforts. Too all, may you and yours stay well and prosper.

Imagine being the pilot that has to hit a moving ship from outside of its air defense range with only 2 unguided rockets

@xxnightdriverxx9576

2 жыл бұрын

the intersting thing is that 1500m is well inside of anti air range for literally every warship larger than a fishing boat. So that design specification was not achieved at all.

@pyrotechnicalbirdman5356

2 жыл бұрын

@@xxnightdriverxx9576 I mean it must be harder to hit the plane with ww2 flak guns from that distance.

@D3R3bel

2 жыл бұрын

@@xxnightdriverxx9576 In theory yes, in practice, it was very hard for things like the japanese 25mm to hit anything flying at speed and 1km away. The ability to shoot from that far away and scoot would indeed have increased Survivability agaisnt enemy ships at least based on the enemy this was designed around.

@Satanperkele

2 жыл бұрын

Better than being the poor sod that has to divebomb a moving ship, well within it's air defence range.

@Satanperkele

2 жыл бұрын

@@pyrotechnicalbirdman5356 Not if you were on an american ship, they had proximity fuses =)

"Given the name Tiny Tim due to its large size" Damn you gotta love the military naming philosophy

@Es-zw7ck

2 жыл бұрын

'Sound big when you're small. Sound small when you're big' -military naming philosophy

@dannyzero692

Жыл бұрын

Mostly just disinformation and counter intelligent, same as the germans who named the largest tank they have the “Maus” which means mouse while the smallest one they called the “Gigant” is means Giant lol

@justit1074

11 ай бұрын

@@Es-zw7ck sun tzu moment

These feel like circa 2004-2006 History Channel episodes. All the commercials cut out. And the filler removed. Pure and concentrated.

Babe wake up, new military history in a minute vid.

Love Tiny Tim in IL-2 1946. I remember younger me surprised by it killing ships with one salvo only. Nice smoke physics btw

@ruskiwaffle1991

2 жыл бұрын

Yep. Only took a single or another rocket to sink a destroyer

I know these are short and well spaced out, but I get excited every time I see a new one!

1:05 That is impressive smoke animation

Beautiful & masterful production once again. Yours is the only channel that I truly wait with bated breath for the next video. I think we all appreciate the effort that you put into your work. Well done.

@H1MIN

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks again!

I forgot about this channel completely but then bam, notification. A new video to keep me entertained for 2 minutes. The next one is coming in like 7 months. I subscribe.

you´re smoke effects are an A+ sir

Look forward to these uploads

A long wait that pays off, I'd say

Good to have you back! Missed you a ton! These are some of my favorite videos, and I hope you keep making more!

Welcome back , definitely a long wait. Hope to see your work soon.

That smoke looked so good.

Awwww yeah, glad to see you back

I'll never get over how high quality all your videos are, from the get-go you have been nothing but amazing. Hope to see you continue to post to KZread as I really do enjoy your content

These renders are amazing!

I love the way you use the F4U Corsair H1min

It's a 500 lb bomb! I didn't knew that, no wonder they are so fucking powerful

Great to have you back

Glad you are back mate!

The legend returns :)

glad to see you a bit more active

The bridge collapse looks amazing!

Its always a blessing to see an upload from you.

You made the best and we'll explained video with under two minutes. You're legend dude

Loved using this weapon in IL-2 Sturmovik 1946 to blow up all kinds of targets, beast of a weapon!

I was just rewatching all your content the other night thinking 'It's been a while since anything new...'

Great video as always

He’s finally back!

Tiny Tim! It's a long time since I've thought about these beauties. Excellent video. I was also reminded of the Azon guided bombs used to great effect on the Burma Railway and also the Bat radar guided anti ship bombs. All the best and keep up the great work.

Good to see your return my dude, it's been months

Love the content! Animations are on point, and they are very well produced. Thank you!

Amazing video. I didn't know about this weapon before, and looks interesting. I wonder if a similar concept could have applications in the modern day... Oh, wait. That would be a JDAM...

@amandaklapp1171

2 жыл бұрын

Closer to JASSM (joint air to surface standoff missile) than JDAM, which is an unpowered bomb.

Good to see you again!

He’s back!

i love this channel the illustrations are so cool and fun, and its informative too

Great work. Thanks

These videos are always great! Keep up the good work!

Amazing bridge animation.

Great animations as always

YAS! So exciting to see when you post

1:03 The vivid demonstration of the power of Tiny Tim at US side, while the proof of the "steel supply line" from the Korean-Chinese side.

World needs more of your videos

Amazing video as always, did you know that the tiny tim's engine was also used in early rocketry/spaceflight? It was used on the WAC corporal rocket en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WAC_Corporal Tiny tim was the key to get sience payloads a tiny bit up (: Have a great day (: (PS: what modeling program do you use?)

Love the animations

That smoke physics though

Thank you

Great video like always!!*!

those smoke physics have been improving tho, I may suggest a vid about the Japanese Type 3 "Beehive" Shells.

Love your Animations

Great animation !

that smoke fx looks better than the ones in AAA games

MHIAM really provides some stability to my life it always arrives just when i need it most

Nice animation I like it , I waiting for new videos tnks

If that's the Tiny Tim, I wouldn't want to be on the business end of the Jumbo Jim

Baby wake up h1min posted a new video

I needed this

I love these videos

HE'S BACK WITH THE NEW VIDEO AWAKEN MY BROTHERS

you should do the javelin next given what's going on right now.

@jamierabec7518

2 жыл бұрын

Real Engineering recently did a good video on it

@ClonetrooperCaptain

2 жыл бұрын

@@jamierabec7518 ok thanks I will check it out.

All your contents are exceptionally top tier in terms of presentation and enthralling explanation the only downside is the yellow watermark template on the thumbnail. Please get rid of that because it obscure the subject in matter then, it'll be 💯 awesome!

So the munition is legit and the ROCKET is basically an IED. Neat.

I hereby give this man the highest award i could give, you have earned a notification bell

@H1MIN

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your support!

Good video, i loved this rocket in the game IL 2 its nice to see i video about it

i love ur videos bro

How to you make These amazing Animations? These Videos really Hit my History&3D softspot. I Hope These Videos are sustaineable for you to make because i can't get enougth of them!

1500 m is beyond ship's AA range? Didn't know it's that short. Also, whoever did the VFX on your videos is amazing. Keep up the quality!

@H1MIN

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for you comment, quite appreciated. You do bring up a good point to which it would be nice if someone had a more informative answer. You are right 1,500m is well within the range of small caliber AA in WW2. I'm guessing it's "effective AA" range meaning reduced likelihood of getting hit?

@N8570E

2 жыл бұрын

@@H1MIN You have to get a lot closer to use a 5" rocket.

@galliman123

2 жыл бұрын

It's likely the original specification required, probably they wanted a safer method of attacking ships instead of torpedoes and dive bombing, hence it was retired quite early and used against ground targets in Korean war.

Impresive

That delayed start makes aiming these things hard in WarThunder.

@h.n.t.d7963

2 жыл бұрын

Lol i love that in war thunder specialy 3.3 with hellcat, i have triple kill with it.

Very nice

Finally after a ver very long period ....please upload more regularly and as usual....awesome content

nice to meet you

I love this channel too much? Any chance you could do the AGM-86(b,c,a)?

I knew it was big, but I didn't realize there was a full 500lb bomb for the warhead.

After 2 tours in the Pacific during WWWII flying an SBD off the USS Hornet (CV-8) and the Lexington (CV-16) he was assigned to the Naval Ordnance Test Station in China Lake, CA where helped develop the Tiny Tim by test firing them from F6Fs, F4Us and F7F before they were deployed to the fleet.

LET'S GOOOO NEW VIDEO

Thanks for the new video 👍 It's such a waste that most of Western auditory wouldn't be interested in more detailed video about bridge destroying 😣

Yay new video

Nice.

"Given the name 'Tiny Tim' due to its' large size" Love that line

Please make a video on the Davy Crockett!

Great

Please do any of the javelin, stinger and nlaw in your next video if you can. Thank you

can you make longer videos of more complicated subjects. I don't watch because it's minute. I watch because it's so well explained and animated well.

@bruhmomentum7155

2 жыл бұрын

The channel is literally called Military History in a minute, so I feel like he wouldn't do that. it would be cool though.

@JWQweqOPDH

2 жыл бұрын

​@@bruhmomentum7155 Maybe he could start a new channel. A lot of channels have made separate short channels, it would be like that but in reverse.

@PaistinPannuPELAA

2 жыл бұрын

​@@bruhmomentum7155 he could make a series on explaining more complicated subjects in addition to the "in minute" series.

@dertasdert2419

2 жыл бұрын

@@PaistinPannuPELAA all i see is you begging instead of doing

@PaistinPannuPELAA

2 жыл бұрын

@@dertasdert2419 I am just giving him video ideas. I am not this good at animating so it's the only thing I can do. Do you think giving video ideas and asking is "begging".....idiot.

Warthunder Tankers - shiver

MOM HE POSTED!!!!!

Moore animations likes those!

Nice

Could you make one about the panzerblitz rockets? Preferably 1, 2 and 3. They are very interesting. Or you can also talk about the flakvisieren for the german light AA guns and how they worked.

Would be cool if you did one about that radar homing anti shop glide bomb.

when you want to launch a battleship shell from a plane...

Long time no see

Nice smoke simulation at the end! What software did you use to make it?

*_given the name Tiny Tim due its large size_*

I never realized that a Tiny Tim was a rocket propelled 500 lb bomb

HE'S BACK F*CK YEAHHH