Very good film of construction, but simply awful music!

Music is Don Cherry, Chenrezig, off the Brown Rice album.

Can any living mortal sead it titles in a micro second

Good video except for the music

Irritating soundtrack, I can't take anymore of it

Nice arrangement

Great historical film, music sucks!

Please explain your choice of music for this very interesting film.

With a name of “souper noodles”, I knew this was going to be interesting.

Into the mystical realm

Wow these guys are cutting loose

Great video, not sure about the trippy jazz...

Imagine working as a logger or sawmill operator during this era. The changes to come in only a few decades in the lumber industry was huge too. 30 years later airplanes were no longer wood airframes and air speeds were more than double what they were for WWI The speed of technology advancement was seemingly faster than anything else.

The USA industrial might is amazing,Only been in the war about 1 year and have built a huge plant with machinery and employing probably thousands and turning out warplanes like a sausage machine.

Wow…what a gem of a video! 👍🏻👍🏻

Need more time to read these narratives

When I first became a pastor in the 1980s, there was an elderly woman in the congregation who had worked in the Bristol factory in England during World War 1. She had photographs of herself stitching fabric onto what I took to be a Bristol Fighter.

Garbage music wao...

Where was this factory located?

I didn't know they had music like this in 1918. I like it!

Unlike some of other commenters, I absolutely *LOVE* the soundtrack. I'd like to use it on a couple other videos I'm putting together. Any chance you can point me to to the originator?

Very interesting film. But a couple of notes. The worded captions need to be a lot longer so you can actually read them. The music choice is absolutely awful. I had it on mute throughout the whole video. A shame because it spoils what is otherwise a fantastic video

music is obnoxious...

This is the same process as balsa builders.

Factory workers wore better clothes back in 1918. They look like white collar workers today. Interesting video, but horrible music.

This music is Terrible!

Quite possibly the most poorly selected backing music ever. But...the visuals, of an era of hard working brilliance, make up for it. Mute ON...

The technology is both advanced and primitive. You can see the development trend that goes straight on to a Boeing 747!

So many hats. So many ties. The sound track is haunting. What is the music?

Can't read that fast 😢

Best watched on mute. The "music" is truly awful and inappropriate.

🎶Saturday night in Toronto🎶 🎶 Saturday night in Toronto🎶 🎶 Saturday night in Toronto🎶 Saturday night in Toronto🎶…. ( Repeat 200 times. )

Great film…! Very strange soundtrack to put with the movie though …..! 👀

Please leave the text cards on the screen longer.

Where is the Black people here ....🤔🙄👍🇺🇸

Interesting to see that the roundels on the wings were applied as peel off stickers rather than painted. As today's stickers are made of flexible plastic, I wonder what material was used in those 1918 vintage ones.

May I suggest different music than the out-of-time selection here? Early New Orleans jazz.......Modern Jazz Quartet......Jelly Roll Morton...any gently lilting jazz from the 1930's....any other suggestions?

Lovely film, music a very distracting annoyance, especially the droning clarinet😢

My father had health problems so he was 4F and built airplane engines the entire war. 1942-45. That's why I'm a 1943 model.

Fascinating however rather than the ethereal music better served in some jungle movie? I literally took off my ear phones because it was distracting from what was going with the film, probably better served to put a few words about the actual process like what type of spruce or what was the type of knot they were using to tie the linen to the wing frame? Some research into what you were showing would show some actual interest into this very fascinating topic and also important topic!

Fantastic video quality for 1918. I’m amazed it survived.

True craftsman, a lost art to todays standards. CNC mills and computers have dumbed us down to a level not likely recoverable.

Can't read that fast, other than that enjoyed vid, very interesting the way things were built in those days, real hands on !

Hold The Cam Steady Your Video Sucks

Incredible, thank you for sharing this video, very cool…the pilots who flew these machine had lotta guts..

I was there, Man...

👍

You can see wreckage and or the bodies splashing into the water. Terrible.

おい、白髪でメガネで、ひげがあるそこの白い服をきたじじい、なぜ止めなかった？クリスタにリンゴ渡したじじいだよ。止めろ。そんなに目立ちたいのか?リボルバーオセロットみたいな顔しやがって

DRIVING THROUGH WASH STATE...THE TREE STUMPS ARE STILL THERE...MINDLESS CUTTING...BUT THEN WAS MANUAL LABOR...YEARS AGO...I WORKED IN PHOENIX ON BELL ROAD...NEXT DOOR WAS AUTO REPAIR...A LOGGER FROM OREGON WAS THERE WORKING HIS MECHANICAL GENIUS ON CARS...HIS BUMPER STICKER SAID IT ALL..."NEXT TIME YOU NEED TOILET PAPER...USE A SPOTTED OWL!!!" SAD...THERE WAS NO SHORTAGE OF SPOTTED OWLS (AS IT TURNED OUT!!!)