Air Museum World War II Aircraft

[@525Lines]

I was there years ago and they had a big pile of found aircraft parts, assumably salvaged from the Pacific, outside one of the hangers. Outrageous aircraft collection.

[@thxoneonethreeeight]

bringing back some memories for me,, i used to go to as many airshows there as i could in the 80's. thanks for posting.

[@bnetolldnataman]

Planes of Fame In Chino is a MUST SEE!! Very impressed by the aircraft an the attitude of the people there.. Thanks for making my visit totally memorable..Cheers from down under..

[@rogerlawlor5923]

Visited the Planes of Fame museum in Chino, CA last Saturday. Also visited the Yanks Air Museum in Chino the same day. If you like vintage aircraft, these two museums are tops in my book.

[@TJDOZIER1]

The N9M experienced an engine fire on take-off and returned safely to the airport, but suffered some engine damage. The damaged parts had to be custom fabricated by hand. It will be returning to the skies later this year. We are also very close to completing the restoration of our P-59 to flying status, and when it flys, it will be the oldest flying jet in the world. I never cease to be amazed by the aircraft inventory at Planes of Fame.

[@steelhelex]

These people had great work. Excellent museum

[@pedemeyer]

I just went to the Luftwaffen Museum outside Berlin. The only planes on display from the second world war was a bf109 and a Storch. Greate disapiontment! But from the 50´s and up there are a lot to see.., and its free!

[@eisenerballer]

thats one hell of a museum. in halifax we only have a few war birds but at least we have one of only 2 still operational lancasters.

[@LateNightCable]

If anything, it should be considered the "Packard of the air", given that Packard manufactured many of those Merlin engines under license in the US.

[@fan4warbirds]

Very nice video-I have seen many of theses planes up close and personal and the video is nicely done.

[@dorkf1sh]

And I enjoy the airshow you folks put on every year. Whatever happened to the N9M y'all restored to flying condition? I haven't seen her fly the last few airshows.

[@Psyche777able]

Like the planes of yesteryear,and the music. Thanks for posting

[@fister10]

Thanks so much for letting me know. I'll have to make it there in May. I really love those old planes and every once in a while I see one or two flying over my house. I got a real treat once when a P-38 and P-51 flew over! Thanks again and Happy Holidays to you.

[@TJDOZIER1]

Good video. Its hard to pick from our approximately 150 aircraft to include in a video. We have about 40 flying warbirds at Planes of Fame. Thanks for the video and your support. Come see us again...we'll leave a light on and a hanger door open for ya.

[@glasjanus]

@shermanace I guess davvvvo ment the Junker 52 not the Stuka. There are NO original flying Stuka's around, only crashed ones are on display in some musea.

[@LateNightCable]

Actually, the two intact Stukas are very complete, with at least one running. Both could be made airworthy eventually, given the funding, so don't rule that out.

[@immagyar]

great looking museum, looks like lay out very well , thank you for your work about history.

[@kpd3308]

Captions would be of great benefit to those not well versed in vintage military equipment.

[@fister10]

That's awesome! Thanks for sharing. Have you ever been to the Yanks air Museum next to this one? I live in Chino hills and I've been wanting to go to both of these but haven't yet. BTW, I love the music too!

[@bad74maverick1]

@POFmuseum Thank you so much. I love and wish to help preserve history. I flew in the B-24 witchcraft back in August at Bolton field in Ohio and it was one of the greatest moments in my life. to both fly and at the same time donate to a historic fund was worth every penny.

[@vetitoe362]

I like that P-40 at 1:33. Looks like its getting serviced after a combat mission. Not all spit and polished like the others! Not that if someone didnt want to give me one, I wouldnt take it!

[@bobo13555]

where is the P-26 peashooter.ANd my fav was the P38-lighting,B-24 or B-25 dont know which one, P-51, B-17. MAN i love the vehicles u got

[@Tarten46]

@Vash1980 its an odd duck. skyraider is part of the late ww2 piston engine R&D programs. It was long in the tooth by the time nam rolled around. Look down the fuselage of this plane. Theres sky raider and bearcat wrote all over it. Trike gear suggest a trainer prototype of sorts.

[@Vash1980]

@Tarten46 Na wouldn't be a variant of the Sky Radier it was used in Vietnam. At first I thought it was a Corsair but then I didn't see the bend in the wings. Interseting plane though, kinda looks like an American Zero with foldable wings LOL.

[@SpeedyNeutrino43]

You must be talking about the Junkers JU-52 "Iron Annie" transport plane. Most of those are gone now. cut up for scrap.

[@Zippercdrr]

@davvvvo Its possible that it wasn't theirs. Remeber, Fighter Rebuilders is right next door, one hanger away, so many old birds will sit in the PoF hangers on display. Currently, there is a BF-109 that was shot down over Russia and was recently recovered from a lake awaiting Restoration. Its sitting in Chinos hangers for all to see till then

[@joeyccs8256]

Was there a couple of years ago. Was able to go through the Connie that was MacArthur's plane

[@wilburfinnigan2142]

Cdubp01 All production P51 Mustangs with the Merlin engine use the Packard Built Merlin. Only 5 "British" Merlins were installed in Mustangs for testing by the Brits. North American was working on the Merlin installation at THE SAME TIME as the British.

[@TheGalwayFarmer]

@shermanace 4 Stukas are still flying? Um, no. There are 2 left in museums and they ain't flying nowhere

[@floydfreak63]

@TheJmsmurphy187 Indeed it is. It's an F-86 Sabre and was used with great effect against the Mig-15 during the Korean Conflict.

[@bigiainw]

There are NO flying Ju 87's and only 2 complete, 1 in a museum in Chicago, a tropical version with no wheel covers and a european version in the RAF museum in London. The tricycle undercarriaged navy experimental aircraft is a strange hybrid piston/ jet called the Ryan Fireball FR1, as the navy didn't trust jet only aircraft at that time. The "big junker" is the Ju52, trimotor transport. Most of the flying examples are CASA spanish licence built versions.

[@fyrftr422]

Love the video but why do people feel the need to make their interesting videos unwatchable with horrid background music??? Let the video speak for itself.

[@SilvesterHumaj]

What is that at 2:46 - 2:48? It def. looks like it's powered by a DB603 / DB605 inverted V12.

[@bigiainw]

There are NO flying Ju 87's and only 2 complete, 1 in a museum in Chicago, a tropical version with no wheel covers and a european version in the RAF museum in London. The tricycle undercarriaged navy experimental aircraft is a strange hybrid piston/ jet called the Ryan Fireball FR1, as the navy didn't trust jet only aircraft at that time.

[@GreenmanXIV]

Just a thought, but why is the P51 Mustang called "the cadillac of the air' when it was powered by a Rolls Royce Merlin engine?

[@michaelnaisbitt1639]

Are these real planes. Is the Natter real considering so few were built and none saw action after disasterous 1st flight. Same goes for He 100 is it real or replica??

[@noonsight2010]

@floydfreak63 Not against Russian piloted MiG-15s. The chinese pilots had less training and experience. The two aircraft had parity of performance with each having a slight speed advantage at different altitudes.

[@SUPERSOCK4L1FE]

A lot of thesae planes were used as a basis for color scheme in the game Secret weapons over normandy which is a great game

[@525Lines]

Veteran organization posts would have a old army truck nearby because back in the day, the vets would travel to their conventions in them.

[@tickdog3]

nice video.. where is this museum at?

[@Zippercdrr]

@ajom010k at 0:10? Thats a P-47D. Its the older Razorback

[@TURBOPOE]

my Grandmother built ammo boxes for the Hellcat. I wish she was here to talk to about that era.

[@TJDOZIER1]

Our P-26 Peashooter at Planes of Fame is the only known authentic flying P-26 in the world.

[@TJDOZIER1]

The Air useum Planes of Fame is located at Cal-Aero field in Chino, California. (greater Los Angeles area) Come on by and see us.

[@MysteriousKaos]

what's the name of the songs? I would like to get them at iTunes

[@stuka97]

The “Betty Bomber” is no longer there and has been purchased by the “Paul Allen Group” it will be interesting to see what they can do with it.

[@xXAlphaGamingHDXx]

nothing because his wife pulled all funding for his museums hence why they've closed

[@stuka97]

Not true! His foundation left funds in perpetuity for restorations and acquisitions the museum is still open and is currently restoring many rare aircraft.

[@TJDOZIER1]

Thanks, we'll be watching for your smiling face.

[@Vash1980]

@IvoryPhil I thought it was calle the Me-163 Komet??

[@BigMrFirebird]

@davvvvo You mean the Ju 52 transport.

[@Tarten46]

whats the navy xperimental at 1:07 with tricycle gear. an early sky raider variant?

[@dinmagic]

Compare these with today's Jets, comes to show you how far we've really gotten.

[@spanish111japan]

@bad74maverick1 I think it's the real, because of the canopy. If they didn't make it i guess.

[@lleppala]

@davvvvo its a JU-52

[@enriquetellmann5105]

F 86 es de la WWII ?

[@pramboy09]

@guamsst well if you hadn't got dragged into it you would have been fighting them eventually!

[@StylexStyler]

@shermanace We have a Ju-52 ( the three engine plane left; middle;right) It still flys for you watch?v=3epvybVQB9o&feature=related

[@sommer98]

I wounder how much cash it would take to make the mistubishi J2M Raiden flyable.

[@ronjohnson303]

sommer98. More than you have

[@Zippercdrr]

@georgejelfs67 Like their Sopwith Replica, DeHavilland Vampire, Folland Gnat Mk. 1, Supermarine Schneider Trophy Racer, and Yak-3. I'm sorry if a California baced Museum who has an amazing aray for Pacific baced fighters, don't have as many European baced birds. Spits are not in short supply at the airshows it puts on, but this museum has a very Pacific outlook. I'm sorry if this is the first A6M Zero to use its original engine. God, the UK thinks they are all that (Sarcasm)

[@friday3810]

@shermanace only two Stukas survived intakt to this day, none flying

[@TheJmsmurphy187]

whats the jet at 2:00? i like it im only 16 i dont know much planes but i like them

[@p38lit1]

is this at the canyon?

[@Cdubp01]

The original ponys used the Allison. Then came the Merlin and then the Packard.

[@TheBismarkc]

Mmm oyes k cancion es la k usaste .. ??

[@battleofbritan]

what is the beginning music?

[@aaronthomas8834]

2:42 Why is that Me-163 painted in Japanese livery?

[@yuriyzakharov8088]

this is an japanese plane Ki-200, if you want to know why ki-200 looks like me-163, read on Wikipedia.

[@bobcatblue431]

what is the first song?

[@richardmckellar8792]

What you are seeing is european mans knowledge and might and it is stiil continuing !

[@broadjumper1]

Uh, the panzer divisions that the Canadians DID face were the German 21st and 12th SS Hitlerjugend (Hitler Youth) Panzer divisions and the German 716th Division numbered under 8,000 soldiers, and was one of the weakest divisions in Normandy.

[@kinbigbird]

@irishbeliever check out movie 49th par.

[@sdkfz162kingtiger]

hehe the concorde? BOOM!

[@Tucker1Nonly]

kick ass!

[@1942PANTHERV]

allies basically destroyed whatever german luftwaffe planes they found..but there are those stored away...saw a german owl nightfighter ..in pieces..at smithsonian...

[@dorkf1sh]

That's a Boeing P-26 Peashooter.

[@1jospetrol1]

2:00 shiny f-86 sabre!

[@Fearless1247]

@TheJmsmurphy187 North American F-86 Sabre

[@TheHappyface96]

is this in hawaii

[@ronjohnson303]

Alex Perez. No chino California

[@Kenziie14]

Junkers are more intresting than restored planes

[@broadjumper1]

Wow, Canada did a great job fighting the Hitlerjugend (Hitler Youth) and the less than impressive 716th Division with little to no, combat experience, and augmented by "East Battalions" made up of Soviet 'volunteer' troops. Canadian troops basically walked up the shore, Juno was nowhere near the intensity of Omaha beach or Pointe du Hoc. Impressive indeed.

[@jontymullis3493]

is this in america

[@Jagfire327]

Hasnt got any british that i could see i really want to see a hawker tempest

[@broadjumper1]

Dude, I didn't leave anything out, all I did was refute your garbage and misconceptions (The Iron Cross?). OF course the Panzer divisions had some tanks, was I also supposed to list all the soldiers by name? The point is that Canadian troops did well, but also fought one of the weakest and poorly trained German divisons in Normandy. Your problem is that Canada gets less credit than you think is should, so you demean the American & British performance to achieve that? Yeah, that makes sense.

[@broadjumper1]

"Hollywood kind of snuffs the canadian film industry".... "but hey, you americans seem to think of yourselves as top dogs" Well, when you "snuff" the others, you ARE the top dog. But I never claimed the US won the wars on its own and I'm well aware of the Dieppe raid, in many ways it was a rehearsal for Overlord. I never said Canadian troops didn't fight hard or didn't deserve credit or shoudn't be honored, but their contribution is no where near that off the US, England, or Russia.

[@likepatsandGTOs]

wtf w/ this music

[@davvvvo]

nice airplanes but they dont have any junkers i have been in a mueseum whit they have a big junker (three engine plane) it whas green and had the nazi markings still on it and they whas reparin a mig like the american plane that on 1:58 but this muesum whas in sweden whe havenrt nearly any that sorts

[@tlalotoani]

2:49 NATTERRR!!!

[@strawbman]

@georgejelfs67 and australia

[@pittpens10562]

0:24 P-40!!!!

[@Surtorsken]

@ingeracing11 well think again englands little girl fighters broke the power of luftwaffe 1 year before usa even got involved in the girlfights luftwaffe never had full power after battle of brittain.

[@dadsong20]

f-86 hell ya

[@NeilFH]

really could do without the ridiculous music…

[@broadjumper1]

And if you can't handle that TRUTH, feel free to buy into the stereotype of americans, known AROUND the world as arrogant, selfish people, it's no skin off mine because your opinion of me or my country matters little. And thanks, I am having a great day!

[@freakyflow]

Canadian war movie : Passchendaele seems irishbeliever hasn't seen that one. You guys really going to put out e-penis on something that happened over 60 years ago? Yes Canadians have alot of heros and things that no other countries have from the worlds longest distance sniper kill to pushing back the enemy where other couldn't even the F-14 started by us look at the avro arrow 1958

[@sdkfz162kingtiger]

yea crash

[@broadjumper1]

Well, we know for certain that we had the UK's government to thank for allowing Hitler's aggression to go unchecked, while thee Irish officially claimed to have been a NEUTRAL state in WWII. I guess you don't want any credit for that.

[@williamgardiner4956]

Buster, it takes a lot to piss off a Brit or Canadian but when you do kiss your bum goodbye because we will NEVER finish a job without winning. Go back and study history and don't be so stupid.

[@williamlarson3623]

Needs retitle, Planes of Flame, which is probably closer to truth here. Ask Wally and his aircrew, Muenster, 1943. God rest you guys. Thumbs down for not acknowledging our flight 'tech' today mostly came from Germany.

[@wilburfinnigan2142]

Cdubp01 All production P51 Mustangs with the Merlin engine use the Packard Built Merlin. Only 5 "British" Merlins were installed in Mustangs for testing by the Brits. North American was working on the Merlin installation at THE SAME TIME as the British.