Masters of the Air Clip - “Engine Three Is On Fire” (2024)

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[@veronicakearley2552]

Me in war thunder: my wing would be ripped off, engines on fire,tail almost loose,gunners dead,over enemy territory with like two aaa and like two bf 109s

[@andrewfarmer6126]

Nicely done

[@AngelaVlahos]

nordic languages. it's like white people communication

[@Dylan_Chris]

Im see the series is perfect

[@lucamartignani818]

Why are they flying in a B17F? rosenthal's plane in 1945 was a B17G

[@user-dd6gs4bm7c]

Whats the different?

[@unknownuser8228]

​@@user-dd6gs4bm7cA turret below the nose

[@Frostie3672]

​@@user-dd6gs4bm7cnothing in terms of enjoying the show but there's visual differences including a chin turret.

[@Frostie3672]

You might want to check out the interview with the vfx guy on the show, it's all explained there.

[@andreakunkl2136]

It s a show . Not a doc. And It s super. If you see the munster's raid , rosenthal Is Flying the b17 as a p51 .

[@Marquec]

It´s wonderful because with two engines out these B-17 remain in formation !!, at least until 2:19

[@fionaedwardes8801]

I just farted

[@tank3532]

Im impressed with this series.

[@Xingmey]

Impressed on how shitty the CGI is? How unmemorable the characters are? this series is BS

[@edl617]

An interesting series. But it was vno “12 O’clock High”. Not even close

[@YuusukeMaeda]

映画の名前を教えてくれませんか

[@ShadeRaven222]

Engines need super thick Kevlar

[@Theonlywayyoumakethingscometru]

Ummm I think it’s very second Tracy how scary used to be in a B17

[@albertnalut426]

Horror undersight. My mother was terrified by allied carpet bombings. So many deaths around her....

[@wolfgangschalski2471]

wo kann man die serie anschauen

[@VictorGarcia-ik7og]

I think on Apple TV

[@michaelforhan5937]

ack ack...it is anti aircraft fire from guns on the ground Very common in WW 2

[@daviddenham1511]

Wow!!….really!!?

[@domingofung]

Boom boom... it is anti ground bombs from planes on the air Very common in WW 2

[@daviddenham1511]

@@domingofung what planet are you on!?

[@doglasdelima3269]

Qual o nome da série ?

[@veronicakearley2552]

Masters of air

[@kbm-zw5jd]

The last 3 or 4 episodes were good. The first 6-7 were boring. And twenty years after Band of Brothers, I can still name you the characters and actors names. I have no idea what the names of the characters were in masters of the air. I remember cringing when the one pilot showed up to the prison camp and the main character who played Elvis was waiting for him with his Hollywood hair and wearing his pilot cap cocked to the side. I remember saying “he managed to keep his hat after bailing out of a burning airplane?”

[@choosethewright7652]

I'm confused. My understanding is that Captain sits Port, Co-pilot sits Starboard. @1:55 Starboard side guy gives a command and Port side guy says "Yes sir". Isn't the Port side guy the Captain? Why is he not giving orders?

[@EmeryE2]

He was the PF and the other was the PM

[@joebrand5946]

@@EmeryE2 Sorry, I'm a professional pilot, and that's not the way it worked back then. That kind of CRM (crew resource management) didn't come until decades later.

[@curtishintz8962]

Normally the guy in the lefthand seat is the lead pilot and plane commander, but in this particular case the co-pilot on the right was bumped out of his seat by a senior officer who was flying as the mission commander. The pilot on the left would still be the one primarily flying the plane, while the mission commander on the right would concentrate on the progress of the mission and what all the aircraft under his command were doing. But if everything falls apart and their focus shifts to saving the plane and the crew the mission commander, who is the senior officer on board and a very experienced pilot in his own right, can take over flying the plane as they show here.

[@joebrand5946]

@@curtishintz8962 That makes sense. I haven't seen the series yet, so I wasn't aware of the situation on that mission.

[@curtishintz8962]

@@joebrand5946 I forgot to mention that this clip also shows how after the plane is seriously damaged the mission commander in the right seat gets on the radio and relinquishes command to his deputy commander in another aircraft. No longer in charge of the formation, he then exercises his prerogative to take over flying the airplane and trying to make it across the Oder River to the Russian (Soviet) side of the front.

[@marianovaliente2103]

Baja en picado con el bombardero hasta los 2000m. Eso apagará el fuego en el motor. Necesitaréis la ayuda del copiloto para enderezar el bombardero de nuevo y no caer en barrena y estrellaros..

[@user-jo7ec3we5w]

Настали времена, когда этот эпизод сожаления не вызывает. Жаль, что не сбили.

[@-YAKUT-]

Is this some kind of TV series?Or a game?

[@OG-SoaringFalcon]

Masters of the Air, a TV series on Apple TV+

[@mattep74]

Band of brothers was made in 2001 and did not look like a vide game. Best bomber movie is still memphis belle

[@EludeRoblox]

Those were 1k pound bombs…

[@Phat737]

And some of the BS they could only get away with after the actual airman died. Like the one guy getting back from a German POW camp and flying a couple more missions. There is no way in hell that would have happened.

[@gargk999]

Indeed - in the book on which this series is based, it is specifically stated that nobody who managed to return from mainland Europe after bailing out ever flew again. This was to prevent the revelation of names and locations on the route home being revealed under interrogation if they ever had to bail out again.

[@jonne356]

Didn’t that limit apply only to those shot down over occupied Europe and helped to escape by the local resistance movements? Not airmen like Buck Cleven, who was shot down over Germany itself, escaped from captivity inside Germany and reached allied lines inside Germany. So he never met any resistance members or agents who he could then compromise if shot down again.

[@santigaru40]

guided rockets in ww2 against a prop? huh, very realistic!

[@austinr6513]

Rocket artillery bud

[@jackaubrey8614]

The Luftwaffe used unguided rockets against daylight bomber formations - not very successfully as aiming was problematic, but aircraft were lost to them. Due to the large size of the missiles (90 lb warhead in the case of the WG21), any hit was usually devastating. Also, towards the end of the war, they experimented (unsuccessfully) with wire-guided air-to-air missiles.

[@santigaru40]

@@jackaubrey8614 what I'm saying is that the rocket was perfectly guided, even it curved directly into the nose and engine. I don't think that's unguided

[@santigaru40]

@@austinr6513 💀

[@AngelaVlahos]

Germany Is harmless. English speakers

[@otten5666]

I stopped watching this episode when this guy lands with his parachute right on the front line between Germans and Russians fighting each other.

[@AIR_FORCE140]

Why always the nose get hit?

[@thomaswoll-vj1vf]

Tja, mir zerbröselten Tragflächen und Ausfall zweier Motoren fliegt es sich nicht mehr so gut😂

[@thoralfhelmutson7953]

wieviele dieser Luftpiraten sind eigentlich drauf gegangen... 🤔

[@hosseindarvishy9513]

فیلم بدرد نخور هست لطفاً دیدن نکنید

[@djjayem100]

Yeah, wtf are those heat seeking rockets? So stupid.

[@dimon5891]

maybe these were unguided rockets from German fighters, they were in use during WW2

[@santigaru40]

@@dimon5891 then why did it curve and go directly for the engines?

[@dimon5891]

@@santigaru40 imho, due to 'cinematic effects' only. As far as I know, in 1945 Germans had wire-guided AA-rockets, but of course these couldn't be used in 1943-44

[@sebastianruhland5198]

What are these supposed to be , there were no ground to air missles in ww2.

[@sebastianruhland5198]

@@dajuanvariste4751 Just unguided air to air missles against bombers. Hollywood always overrates nazi germany military.

[@Misathechamp]

Ever heard of flak?

[@sebastianruhland5198]

​@@Misathechamp Flugabwehrkanonen are guns not missiles/rocket 0:46

[@Boomkokogamez]

Not mass produced, but there were some experimental ones.

[@dit9034]

did some digging and i think it was Rheintochter, i might be wrong bcs im not a historian, there were some prototypes but it was cancelled on 6 feb 1945

[@daviddenham1511]

Who posts this cgi utter nonsense!?

[@cromano6830]

Your mother

[@daviddenham1511]

@@cromano6830 stay in your dark basement you retard.

[@mikeweckenmann7499]

The Thumbnail 👎😽😽

[@andrewdewit4711]

Too bad the series was far less interesting than Band of Brothers or The Pacific. The cliche-ridden script was annoying.

[@bryantorresacosta8734]

Pero cuál clichez si todo es en base al libro que escribieron los verdaderos Veteranos, eres solo un charlatan

[@andrewdewit4711]

The script is not verbatim from the book, clown.

[@Wolfof1918]

"I hate accurate stories that created what are now considered cliche" If it actually happened it cant be cliche. Band of brothers is extremely cliche by your own bullshit standard

[@andrewdewit4711]

@@Wolfof1918 the script is full of cliches, in the dialogue, doing injustice to the actual story. Those guys were heroic.

[@Wolfof1918]

@@andrewdewit4711 did you not read my comment? Or are you just hating to hate? The story does no such thing lmao. It follows what actually happened. Just like in Band of brothers. Sorry you think reality is cliche

[@apolyedapolyed7524]

春袋中彈必定陷家剷！沒有「假如」個西！