The First Home Depot tanks move into battle to defeat Lowe’s approaching army.4yr ⋅ Lufthansa-Lover ⋅ r/FunnerHistory
April 10, 1940, Russia makes the Amphibious T-35 Landship for naval invasions against enemy nations.4yr ⋅ Lufthansa-Lover ⋅ r/FunnerHistory
The MQ-23 Bulgarov. A remotely piloted drone used to take out heavy airships.4yr ⋅ Lufthansa-Lover ⋅ r/FunnerHistory
October 12, 1945, New top secret bombers going in bombing raids over Germany.5yr ⋅ Lufthansa-Lover ⋅ r/FunnerHistory
A Strategic Air Command Shuttle Landung after a test nuclear bombing mission.4yr ⋅ Lufthansa-Lover ⋅ r/FunnerHistory
April 22, 1920. One of the first flying aircraft carriers is made for the French Aerial Navy3yr ⋅ Lufthansa-Lover ⋅ r/FunnerHistory
May 20, 2014, The A-11 Thunderhammer heads towards Syria on a bombing run on Deir ez-Zur.4yr ⋅ Lufthansa-Lover ⋅ r/FunnerHistory
June 30, 1944, Poland gets 16 B-24s as part of the Lend Lease act. The bombers then served in 22 Bombing runs over Germany before the war ended.4yr ⋅ Lufthansa-Lover ⋅ r/FunnerHistory
April 22, 1947, Two B-32s drop Nuclear explosives on the Nevada Test Range.4yr ⋅ Lufthansa-Lover ⋅ r/FunnerHistory
October 22, 2021, A Tupolev TU-170 flies with an escort of a French Aircraft into a Summit in Paris.4yr ⋅ Lufthansa-Lover ⋅ r/FunnerHistory
December 10, 1943, New British landships are made to continue naval support after an invasion into German Occupied France.4yr ⋅ Lufthansa-Lover ⋅ r/FunnerHistory
April 2005, A Man inside a Airliner captures a photo of a mysterious craft being chased by 2 Fighter Jets. The Air Force has claimed this was a hoax.4yr ⋅ Lufthansa-Lover ⋅ r/FunnerHistory
June 25, 1957. The town of Lordsburg, New Mexico were alerted by gunshots after a US army convoy passed by. Large helicopters soon arrived. Some people got close to see what happened and saw dead soldiers that belonged to the Third Reich being loaded into helicopters and flown away to White Sands.3yr ⋅ Lufthansa-Lover ⋅ r/FunnerHistory
August 31, 1945, A B-29 loaded with a nuclear bomb turns last minute from a nuclear strike on Tokyo.4yr ⋅ Lufthansa-Lover ⋅ r/FunnerHistory
May 11, 1970, An OA-1 Bird Hog patrols around the USS Midway off the coast of Vietnam.4yr ⋅ Lufthansa-Lover ⋅ r/FunnerHistory
July 29, 1974, A Egyptian MiG-21 escorts a He-111 over Giza to bomb a British fleet in the Mediterranean.4yr ⋅ Lufthansa-Lover ⋅ r/FunnerHistory
June 10, 1974, A B-70 Valkyrie drops bombs on a Egyptian convoy outside of Cairo.4yr ⋅ Lufthansa-Lover ⋅ r/FunnerHistory
May 6, 2020, Bell makes a new Attack Helicopter, The Bell 360, to replace the AH-64 Apache.4yr ⋅ Lufthansa-Lover ⋅ r/FunnerHistory
The A-10 Firehog. An A-10 used as a Air tanker. The maneuverability of the aircraft would have helped put out fires better in canyons.5yr ⋅ Lufthansa-Lover ⋅ r/WeirdWings
An artist’s painting of a Boeing N650 in action by British Airways4yr ⋅ Lufthansa-Lover ⋅ r/FunnerHistory
July 30, 2021, A modified A380F lands at the first Antarctic City, Palmertown, to give more supplies to the people who live there.4yr ⋅ Lufthansa-Lover ⋅ r/FunnerHistory
June 14, 1951, Two US Soldiers wait for the bus the the now US State of Hiroshima.5yr ⋅ Lufthansa-Lover ⋅ r/FunnerHistory
August 10, 2018, A F-16 follows a XB-57 over Iraq during a Bombing raid test.4yr ⋅ Lufthansa-Lover ⋅ r/FunnerHistory
I searched around and found the blueprints of the Ki-903 Superheavy bomber.4yr ⋅ Lufthansa-Lover ⋅ r/FunnerHistory
August 10, 1973, M60s fire upon Communist & Egyptian forces near El Alamein.4yr ⋅ Lufthansa-Lover ⋅ r/FunnerHistory
May 9, 1973, A damaged Libyan T-72 searches for a hidden US convoy that is allegedly holding a superweapon.4yr ⋅ Lufthansa-Lover ⋅ r/FunnerHistory
December 6, 1969, Dwight D. Eisenhower meets with JFK to check out a new Nuclear Powered Antarctic Bunker to stay in when the Nuclear Missiles are flying.4yr ⋅ Lufthansa-Lover ⋅ r/FunnerHistory
April 8, 1950, Plans of a drone version of the P-51 arise as a way to keep the P-51 in the modern age.4yr ⋅ Lufthansa-Lover ⋅ r/FunnerHistory
A Douglas D-558-1 Skystreak Lands after intercepting a Flying Saucer over Tucson. The flight helped test Fighter Jets ability to intercept and take out a unknown object. September 19524yr ⋅ Lufthansa-Lover ⋅ r/FunnerHistory
The Lockheed CL-292. An airborne Aircraft Carrier and Missile Carrier.4yr ⋅ Lufthansa-Lover ⋅ r/FunnerHistory
October 22, 1953, Blueprints for the Type 31 bomber arise, the USAF goes into a bit of a panic as this bomber is faster than all the bombers they have at the time.4yr ⋅ Lufthansa-Lover ⋅ r/FunnerHistory
Good news: I have found some weird glitch tunnel on the bottom of that control center. Bad news: I seem to be in a room full of missiles with no end. Any ideas?4yr ⋅ Lufthansa-Lover ⋅ r/backrooms
August 12, 1967, As America starts to lose the Vietnam War, they do small missions into the enemy territory for reconnaissance and sabotage. On the way in a small task group of helicopters approach large obelisks and pyramids. A couple years later similar objects are found on the moon.4yr ⋅ Lufthansa-Lover ⋅ r/FunnerHistory
October 6, 1951, After WWII america decided to modify their propellor aircraft into jet aircraft for more faster response time in battle.5yr ⋅ Lufthansa-Lover ⋅ r/FunnerHistory
July 7, 2021, The Airbus EUC-1000 Megamaster takes off from Hamburg Finkenwerder Airport to be supplied to the US Air Force as a giant mobile command/Electronics center for against the growing threat of Russia.5yr ⋅ Lufthansa-Lover ⋅ r/FunnerHistory
September 22, 1975, A Lockheed A-12R waits at Groom Lake for a HALO jump.5yr ⋅ Lufthansa-Lover ⋅ r/FunnerHistory
I have tried to do the things you guys suggested but instead I have somehow ended up in this command room. The only way out is a giant locked door. The lights are flashing please help4yr ⋅ Lufthansa-Lover ⋅ r/backrooms
Steam Powered Tank 2 (because u/Alex_the_Weirdman doesn’t believe in their power)3yr ⋅ Lufthansa-Lover ⋅ r/CursedTanks
We have been lost forever. I keep on hearing alarms and rocket sounds. No matter what corner I turn it’s always more tunnels and abandoned control centers. Help.4yr ⋅ Lufthansa-Lover ⋅ r/backrooms
I have decided to stay put. I tried my best to force the door open but I think it’s like a foot thick. I pressed some buttons and nothing happened. Then a few minutes later all the alarms went off. I see shadows and they are whispering. Please help4yr ⋅ Lufthansa-Lover ⋅ r/backrooms
The German H45 Battleship. 2,000 feet long and 300 feet wide with a weight of 700,000 tons. The main armaments were eight 80cm Gustav Railway cannons. It had a inside fleet of 15 Me262s.5yr ⋅ Lufthansa-Lover ⋅ r/FunnerHistory
A fire spreads after a German Long Range missiles hit American industrial buildings, 19454yr ⋅ Lufthansa-Lover ⋅ r/FunnerHistory
When WOW air shutdown I built a WOW air Museum and storage center that holds just WOW air planes5yr ⋅ Lufthansa-Lover ⋅ r/CitiesSkylines
Since the Luft ‘46 train is going, how about the Daimler Benz Project “C”! Would have six DB 693 piston engines. The aircraft would carry 5 manned missiles on board. Like the DB Project “E” or “F”.4yr ⋅ Lufthansa-Lover ⋅ r/WeirdWings
Convair XC-99, A modified B-36 to be a cargo plane, landing at my hometown5yr ⋅ Lufthansa-Lover ⋅ r/WeirdWings
SR-73 Helion, a triangular drone that utilized the same engines from the B1-B Lancer to get it up to supersonic speeds. After jettisoning the engines, it’s scramjet engine would get it up to hypersonic speeds. It would then switch on a magnetohydrodynamic drive and attain orbital speed, Mach 23.4yr ⋅ Lufthansa-Lover ⋅ r/FunnerHistory
I’m working on a Stock Model of the B-58. It can go fast and turn really well but the plane struggles pulling up4yr ⋅ Lufthansa-Lover ⋅ r/KerbalAcademy
