How many people watching this video play War Thunder?

Love this most beautiful aircraft, nothing beats it.

I'm really happy seeing a lot of these Old Girls still flying today.

it's the one that says bad mutha fckah

In the late 60's and on into the mid 70's every AFB I was stationed at had Pedro for aircraft emergencies.. If I remember right they always carried a bottle of fire retardant and flew either beside or above the emergency.

very cool to see all the planes i built as a kid from kits. the bf109 sounded the the most powerful of the single engine fighters.

The Fiesler is amazing. Infact they landed and take off in a mountain, rescuing Mussolini...

only in USA. THE home of flight.

Very well done cinematography! High quality but still retains a natural "being there" feel. However, what stands out most is the amazing audio quality! You can really hear the engines on those low passes! 💯

Vielen dank 👌 ❤

This is one of my favorite videos. My favorites are the Thunderbolt and Corsair. Nice work.

The best planes of WW2 ❤

Imperial Japanese Aircraft: *Classic sounding, calm* American Aircraft: *Muscle car noises* British Aircraft: *I CAN HEAR THE HUMMING INSIDE OF MY SKULL* Nazi German Aircraft: *Why does it sound so angry* Soviet Aircraft: *It's not going to lose power and crash, right?*

only know these from warthunder

Planes of Fame Air Museum has a A26 that is a Korean War veteran. It was later used as a fire bomber and as a river sander in Alaska. They loaded the tank with a mixture of coal and sand and used it to control the ice breakup in the spring on the rivers. The coal would attract the heat to melt the ice. Sadly the aircraft in storage and not currently flying.

什麼鬼東西啊⋯⋯太無聊了

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日本の爆撃機もだいたいがB25に近い感じだね。ただ、前輪式はB17を模した連山くらいだけど。

P 38 . Pure power. Little known fact is that Charles Lindbergh flew one and shot down a Japanese fighter . And significantly increased her fuel range relying upon his TransAtlantic flight. And she photographed about 90% of all allied aerial photos in World War Two thanks to her unparalleled stable flying

Such a beautiful aircraft thank you for sharing

Wonderful!!!! No music. No talking. Just the beautiful sounds of the engines.

The Germans called this plane "Forked tailed devil"

Ha ha radial engine go *BRRRRRRRRR*

The new owner would be insane to move it to Arkansas. Would draw even half the numbers they get in Everett.

6:13 it sounds like an old mustang car

483 flew at our airshow at Sunderland,England in early 90s when based over here. Beautiful sexy plane,my favourite of American aircraft,and your spoilt for choice there❤❤.

Around 3:16 if look to the left you can see a smoke ring

Loach was better bait

Hunter killer team

A Zero's worst nightmare.

I use those to fly EMS. You don't see the waves racing out from the tops of the streaks anywhere else. It looks like they are on fire when it gets going good. It looks to me like the particles create the streaks, but there is energy released creating the waves racing upward. ,,,,I'm thinking, the ether? Because causality was better than believing.

19:15 MIGHTY ENGINES ROAR!! ❤❤❤

Cătălina....

You can sure hear those wires singing at speed. Heard them also in another flight video

Beautiful - thumbs up !

Beautiful birds!

Beautiful build. Engine choice may have been the best and most economical available, but it almost seems like an aberration to have anything but a P&W radial in a Gee Bee. The Wrights had good power-to-weight, but a much less pleasing exhaust note, what I call the Wright Thump. Hornets of 900hp are not very common today, and the equivalent P&W engine hp-wise would be the R-1830 which is a two-row engine which is unlikely to have fit in the application.

Powerful rotary engine.

i love ah-1

Thought the catalina was only water based?? Takeoff/landing??

プロペラ、向かってどちらも左回り。 普通トルクを消すため反対に回すと思ってた。

And let’s not ignore the sound of that Merlin..!🇬🇧

I know that the Air Force had those in Alaska, I wonder if they ever did any high altitude rescues with them.

Much love and respect to the WWII war birds. 🇺🇸👍