Chino Warbirds at Planes of Fame show - Sunday 6 May 18

[@okrajoe]

That Privateer looks (and sounds) amazing

[@airailimages]

Yes -- the Privateer is a great presence at an air show, just as it was when it was a firefighting air tanker. Hey, thanks for watching and commenting.

[@RTD1947]

Did you see the N9MB!!!! I wet my pants!!!! Entire show guys!!! Outstanding!!!!

[@billdonaldson7690]

Very nice - loved those slomos - especially the fighters peeling off. Wish I could have been there.

[@airailimages]

And thank you for watching and commenting. Perhaps we'll have more aviation and rail videos on the Airailimages Channel that will be of interest to you as well.

[@billdonaldson7690]

Good to see so much of the Mitchell. I came close as a comm specialist/radio operator for ground control of a B-25 target tow plane in the mid '50s at the Irwin AAA training range. I really enjoyed chatting with the pilot and instructing him when to come on range and when to go home (George Air Base). One day he dropped a target intact for me - I picked it up off the ground in front of the firing line. :)

[@airailimages]

Great story -- It's good to hear from guys like you with experiences to share.

[@johnwayne6501]

wow..what a great air show...wished i was there. thanks for sharing

[@airailimages]

You're welcome. Thanks for watching.

[@EagleOneM1953]

Too often taken for granted but a very big THANK YOU to the hardworking folks who keep these beauties flying, restorers, maintenance mechanics and pilots. No doubt thousands of volunteer hours go into this. So much appreciated by us air buffs fortunate enough to witness them. If there is a show one should attend each year this one is it by all means. And to the poster of this video a million thanks for letting us enjoy the roar of the engines instead of obscuring them with some music. Gosh, is that Jug passing by now a beauty or what? Note ro self for 2019: add Chino to bucket list.

[@bernardanderson7569]

I love all the warbirds as of the P-38 - F-86 -P-47 -F4U and the F7F -Tigercat

[@bernardanderson7569]

I'll be coming out there to see all of warbirds up close

[@SagamiSteve]

What a great way to start my morning! Thanks for sharing!

[@airailimages]

You're welcome!

[@mikebtrfld1705]

My uncle took his flight training there. A captain in the Flying Tigers at 19. His memorial held there. His name honored there.

[@bernardanderson7569]

I love the warbirds that a lot of people and businesses support and individual who own these wonderful Aircraft and I'll be out there one day to listen to the roar of the P-51 mustang and possibly get a opportunity to fly one

[@tractorguymark7726]

Chubby inducing watching this!

[@thx113868]

WOW that was too cool !!!

[@airailimages]

Hey, thanks for watching.

[@michaelstern1945]

Awesome again.

[@airailimages]

Thanks!

[@MrJetFormation]

I went the day before and missed this damn.

[@MichaelVanHeemst]

I watched just about every minute of it

[@giljeep]

fabuleuse vidéo !!! le P38 mon favori merçi

[@Red-rl1xx]

Only a couple more years 'til the wife and I move out there! Can't wait!

[@ChiefAUS]

Great stuff. Thanks.

[@johnosbourn4312]

AWSOME VIDEO, GUYS!!!!!!!!!

[@airailimages]

Thanks!

[@pascalchauvet4230]

Three Lighnings!!! And combined they emit less noise than an ol' 172

[@bernardanderson7569]

The Skyraider which they used in Vietnam is my favorite

[@afterburner2869]

Bernard Anderson The A-1 is A1 in my book too.

[@bernardanderson7569]

A-26 The P-40 the D.C.-3 low level flyby and the famous Bearcat and the 🇯🇵 Torpedo diver , B-25 . T-33 is a alsum Jet and I got to see one in a Hangar that is personally owned

[@afterburner2869]

Bernard Anderson That is not an A-26. I know which plane you are talking about and I don’t even know what it is. It looks like a cross between a B-24 and. B-26 /A-26. The A-26 is a twin engine. I don’t recall ever seeing this bomber before but would like to know what it is. Very interesting.

[@radiobikini6429]

Great stuff.

[@knightflightvideo]

Another great video of this wonderful event! The Privateer is awesome. Have read there are exist two other airworthy of them (59882, Bob J. Hawkins in Greybull, Wyoming and 66302 - P4Y-2 LLC in Phoenix, Arizona. Is that true?

[@johnmclean6498]

The aircraft at the close which looks like a B 24 Liberator without the twin tailfins. Devastator?

[@airailimages]

Privateer

[@2Phast4Rocket]

I thought the flights of Strega and Voodoo were the best of the show. They showed how fast these planes can fly if the pilots want to push them.

[@MichaelVanHeemst]

2Phast4Rocket and spend hundreds of thousands modifying them

[@jorgsobota2228]

They were not nearly as fast as they could, Voodoo has not even a racing engine anymore. Strega was most likely powered by the ferry engine - fast enough for an air show. Tragic end of an era...

[@mattinsley1721]

Thankfully Voodoo is now a permanent part of the collection at P.O.F. There is a great film out there of Steve Jr. and the whole team trying to break the record for fastest piston engine aircraft. It is amazing to see the dedication and work that went into that effort. She has earned her place in retirement at the museum. Much respect to the people who made the effort. We are lucky to get to see here taking up a more limited role as an ambassador for aviation now. I can hardly wait for the 2019 show.

[@johnnylee5664]

二戰期間的 C-46 沒了嗎？個性化 隨然是運輸機也好看啊！

[@airailimages]

第二次世界大戰後使用了C-46，但是使用了更多的C-47。 Dì èr cì shìjiè dàzhàn hòu shǐyòngle C-46, dànshì shǐyòngle gèng duō de C-47.

[@billdonaldson7690]

Starting at ~ 14:20, is that a P-80/T33 Shooting Star?

[@airailimages]

T-33.

[@billdonaldson7690]

That near vertical climb was awesome.

[@e36s50b30]

Jugs are mighty

[@afterburner2869]

At 12:40, what is that bomber? I don’t recognize it.

[@airailimages]

PB4Y-2 Privateer; evolved out of the B-24. This one has been modified a couple of times after the war. First, with the big Plexiglas nose cap and side windows to be used for patrols by the U.S. Coast Guard. Then, as a civilian firefighting air tanker, the engines were replaced with the same type as used by the B-25.

[@afterburner2869]

airailimages Thanks for the information. That explains the large observation windows in the fuselage like the PBY Catalina.

[@johnnylee5664]

F-47 用的是B-29 的發動機嗎？（ 看起來很大 很臃腫哦！）

[@airailimages]

P-47使用较小的发动机（R-2800）; B-29使用R-3350 P-47 shǐyòng jiào xiǎo de fǎ dòng jī (R-2800); B-29 shǐyòng R-3350

[@afterburner2869]

Ill be in my bunk.

[@dash5n]

Awesome job. What camera are you using?

[@airailimages]

Thanks. Sony FDR-AX53.

[@bernardanderson7569]

I rather be a Chino On the ramp walking and taking to all the warbirds aviators than being at Oshkosh

[@afterburner2869]

I don’t like the sappy music parts. It’s a real buzz kill.

[@billdonaldson7690]

The music parts were necessary due to those segments being slow motion - frequency of the sound would be in the mud.