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Could 1939 Germany reverse-engineer modern jets?
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>>18740618
the invented modern jets
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>>18740621
Yeah after 60 years of developt in tech, i mean 39' germans getting their hands on a moderna jet and reverse engenering it in least than 4 years
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>>18740618
The Africa v 1939 Europe debate is retarded. Both sides somehow manage to not make a single good argument in retarded hypothetical world.
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>>18740628
I wish the "Dscourse" ended already.
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>>18740618
not in any time frame to effectively replicated or produce them to win ww2, even the most simplistic modern jets would have components that would be way out of anybodys reach by that point that required their own supply chain to be set up with additional tech they did not have
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1939 germany could have made an atomic bomb if they wanted to, they chose not to though out of love for their fellow man



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