ЭСКАДРИЛЬЯ МиГ-35 над МИДУЭЕМ 4 июня 1942: накроют ли они авианосцы Нагумо до взлёта ударной волны?

Let's imagine the impossible: on the morning of June 4, 1942, a squadron of modern MiG-35s, fully armed, takes off from Midway Atoll. The target is Nagumo's four aircraft carriers, their decks crammed with aircraft preparing for a second strike. Will they be able to destroy or disable the ships before the Japanese strike wave takes off—or will even future technology fail to turn the tide of battle? In this video, we break down the scenario step by step: how long does it take a MiG-35 squadron to reach the Japanese force, what weapons are realistically usable against aircraft carriers—anti-ship missiles, guided bombs, cannon—and whether the ammunition load is sufficient for four targets. We examine how the Japanese air patrol with Zeros and anti-aircraft fire from escort ships will react, and whether the pilots have a chance to complete their training before the alarm is raised. We'll discuss separately what happens after the first approach: the loss of surprise, the consumption of missiles, the return fuel, the lack of airfield services and spare parts—and whether the squadron will be able to repeat the mission or whether it's a one-way trip. We'll compare it to what really happened that morning, when Dauntless dive bombers decided the fate of the Pacific Ocean in five minutes. #MiG35 #Midway #alternativehistory #aviation #militaryanalysis #WorldWarII #Nagumo #navalbattle #militaryequipment #PacificOcean