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The Plane that Could Receive a Panzer Attack and Keep Flying In WW2
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The Plane that Could Receive a Panzer Attack and Keep Flying In WW2
When the Germans launched Operation Barbarossa in 1941, Soviet forces were caught off guard and badly outgunned. What they desperately needed was an aircraft that could destroy tanks, smash convoys, and support troops on the ground. That plane arrived in the form of the Ilyushin Il-2 Sturmovik — a rugged, low-flying attacker that would become the most produced combat aircraft in history. YouTube / World War Made Simple Born from Desperation Desi…
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