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Tango0120 Oct 2026 1:34 p.m. PST

…the American Goblin.


"World War II didn't only change the world but also military technology.

If conflict encourages human industry, a conflict like World War II does so to the maximum. And it did. Atomic weapons, ballistic missiles, and strategic bombers are just some of the inventions that came out of the conflict.

When it comes to aircraft, two airplanes – that were futuristic for the time – stand out. Yet, you've probably never heard of them because their role in the fighting was from minute to non-existent…"


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