Sqn Ldr Giles, that voice of his woild be perfect for asmr. A calming influence indeed

What an elegant beauty!

I was a pest tilot at RAF belish.

Watching this classic material from an era when Britain was superior with its RAF standards quality & aircraft that was superior makes me proud. I do not see this standard anymore.

Google Chino man arrested replica A-Tean van. You're welcome :)

Typical Auster take off. Lightly loaded the tail wheel comes up almost as soon as you start moving.

Impressed by everything here not least the foreign pilots studying this course in a 2nd (or 3rd?) language!

Soy de Perú me gustaría comparlo

restart @ 23:20

Done

With the F18 being a pre production model, I would be interested to know if any information and recommendations from the presentation shown found its way back to McDonnell Douglas and possibly resulted in future adaptations.

We used Austers for glider towing in the 1960's and 1970's. An excellent aircraft. Many still flying.

The most lovely aerobatic plane.

There are some really awesome racers!! I am building a 1928 Morgan with an experimental opposed twin engine and then my next project is a 1933 MG with a straight 6 with a supercharger on it. I am so stoked to start my KZbin channel.

This series is the most interesting I’ve seen on KZbin in quite a while.

What an awesome series. I just love the skill of these pilots. 28:44

As a teenager (pre RAF airframe mech and retraining as Aircrew GD/Navigator) I used to c/o complete overhauling of Gypsy Major 10 Mk 2s (RAF Mk 8) plus Cirrus Minor2s and Cirrus Majors. In this video the filming chase aircraft starts out with the sound of a Beagle Bassetl Mk 2 (twin flat 6 cyl Lycomings, with a dash of Rolls-Royce Merlin, oh deep joy!

This was a good vid. But we cant hear a damn thing becauze the sound engeneer needz ti go back to achool.

Shame about the sound.

How exciting that was!!

I watched this series when it was on tv and had recorded it on VHS.. I was around 14 at the time and was in the ATC. I wanted to join the RAF after I left school. I never did. I worked in scientific research and then joined the Police 😄 Still a great series 👍🏼

There's a certain calm refinement about the instructors. I see it in watching the other old BBC documentary on KZbin, Fighter Pilot. They're of a certain time perhaps, but certainly of a certain breed.

I used to love flying in these when I was in the ATC . I amased 17 hours dule and 1hr 3 mins solo according to my 3822. Never did a take off or landing solo all my solo was done once airborne. We once traced the river wharfe from source to its confluence when flying from Linton on ouse.

02:21 COBRA Maneuver

Ugly.

Sqn Ldr Michael Neal's statement is a rousing example of type loyalty :)

aw

Episode 4 lol

Still remember seeing this on VHS tape.

My father, Dennis Pritchard, owned a Chipmunk in 1966, G-APPM, WB711, Based at Biggin Hill. He thought very highly of it, although he said it was rather noisy and leaked oil. He was friends with Sheila Scott, and once met his hero, Douglas Barder.

Admiral Lygo presented me with my MSC.

Great Series interesting from point of view of avionics test Engineer with Physics degree.

More!

Andy Tailby, the pilot who flew Bravo November was my teachers husband!

It said for sale how much?

Bob Horton grew up into Bill Turnbull off the telly.

Episode Three: Nice Beaver.

Cracking little aircraft, best of British engineering 👍👏

Awesome aircraft - many air experience flights as a member of 128 Sqn ATC. Looped and Barrel rolled in this fab aircraft.

Great review. I have thoroughly enjoyed all your Drive-in airshows, last year and this premier. Well done guys, you've done a great job!

I found the part about the Bassett fascinating. Thanks for the upload :)

Thanks very much for posting this. Really appreciated!

The most irritating transitions on KZbin

Needs the bed in the back they kept the ak47s under. But HELL YEAH

I did my first solo on a Chipmunk at Woodvale on the Liverpool University Air Squadron. Like many others,I can remember it today, 60 years later. AS luck would have it, ATC told me to overshoot so, first solo and all, I got myself an extra circuit, plus a chance to do the overshoot procedure, slightly modified, ahem, and fun, fun, fun! We went on to aerobatics, formation take-offs etc, stalls, spins (recovery from which those tail strikes visible in the video, were fitted). Happy Days and fabulous to see so many together there! Thanks a lot, guys!

Wrong paint type , season 1 was glossy after that it was satin and flat . And you have the wrong color Grey on top . Sorry I don't mean to be the bad guy but if your gonna say its an A-Team van you outta get at least the pain't correct ??

Was in the atc in 1966, went in a chipmunk at Manston . Great times

Remember when the MRCA was cutting edge?

What Ho Chaps ! Let's break all the Rules !

Great video. I had many enjoyable flights in a Chipmunk in my time in the Air Training Corps.