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Reverberation · 5 juni 2025, 20:11

De mortieren... "Siege Weapons"...

De "uitgang" lijkt me zeer kort, waar kwam de kracht vandaan om dit projectiel zo ver te krijgen met genoeg snelheid en vooral precisie?

Hoe dat zoiets werkte...

The United States; Rare Early Photographs (1861-1871) The Birth of the American Narrative

Hier nog een interessante video met tal van zeer heldere foto's, die kennelijk toch meer voorkomen dan men beweert :

Today we will dive into a vast collection of photographs from the years 1861 through 1871, showcasing the ever-changing landscape of The United States. The collection will traverse both the Eastern and Western United States, and comes to us from the archives of 19th century photographer Timothy O’Sullivan.

The epitome of theater, we will see the earthen fortifications of The Civil War Era, during the days in which they were supposedly being heavily used. This is a fascinating collection of highly detailed photographs from the middle of the 1800’s in America. Enjoy!

https://youtu.be/jemhcdnzy68?t=3

15min

5 juni 2025, 20:11	#14
Reverberation Minister-President Geregistreerd: 26 maart 2013 Berichten: 4.621	De mortieren... "Siege Weapons"... De "uitgang" lijkt me zeer kort, waar kwam de kracht vandaan om dit projectiel zo ver te krijgen met genoeg snelheid en vooral precisie? Hoe dat zoiets werkte... The United States; Rare Early Photographs (1861-1871) The Birth of the American Narrative Hier nog een interessante video met tal van zeer heldere foto's, die kennelijk toch meer voorkomen dan men beweert : Today we will dive into a vast collection of photographs from the years 1861 through 1871, showcasing the ever-changing landscape of The United States. The collection will traverse both the Eastern and Western United States, and comes to us from the archives of 19th century photographer Timothy O’Sullivan. The epitome of theater, we will see the earthen fortifications of The Civil War Era, during the days in which they were supposedly being heavily used. This is a fascinating collection of highly detailed photographs from the middle of the 1800’s in America. Enjoy! https://youtu.be/jemhcdnzy68?t=3 15min __________________ "They sell their debt, their privately made paper&ink, push the countries, the world into debt and what they want back are real, tangeble assets, and they won't stop till they own the whole thing. They don't want the debt paid off, just the interest, they want to keep this balanced till they have what they want, all of it." Central Banks