Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for May 30, 2013
May 29, 2013
May 31, 2013
Transcript:
Brazil nuts are one of the world's most naturally radioactive foods! I ain't getting in that thing!! During World War II, the US government experimented with bombs steered by pigeons! Plane enthusiasm! Volunteers at the San Diego Air and Space Museum spent 12 years in 100,000 man hours building a 1932 Boeing P-26 fighter from scratch!
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corpcasselbury almost 11 years ago
When the Japanese invaded the Philippines in 1941, some P-26 fighters were still in service there. They were no match for the Japanese Zeroes.
Red_Fez almost 11 years ago
A lot of statues were destroyed in WWII.
alan.gurka almost 11 years ago
But does it fly?
Dkram almost 11 years ago
Junkers (yonkers) also built a tri-motor airplane similar to the Ford tri-motor..\\//_
Harry almost 11 years ago
1941 the zero was the best
PDXCubbie almost 11 years ago
I love Brazil Nuts, didn’t know that about them! Yikes! I know it’s a very small amount, but still….. :O
Stephen Gilberg almost 11 years ago
Then there were the ill-fated bat bombs.
jack fairbanks almost 11 years ago
when i was a kid, revell and i built one for $3.98
boldyuma almost 11 years ago
Brazil nuts?Radioactive?..No wonder my neighbor Robin Slossers Macaws got go big and mean!
jack fairbanks almost 11 years ago
can i hear one for the heinkel “owl”?