Luftwaffe pilot tell about Bf 109 & Fw 190.

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[@MikeG42]

Great video. I enjoy hearing German Luftwaffe veterans talk about they're time in the war. 😁👍🇩🇪➕🦅

[@Slaktrax]

What a nice, humorous old guy 🙂

[@echodelta2172]

absolutely insane to think he was a teenager thrown into the cockpit and made to fly these extremely powerful machines

[@NJTDover]

I salute you, sir. Wonderful spirit and a lovely smile. Glad you made it thru that terrible war 😁

[@sergeipetrov_rzn]

he is a nazi

[@kh2b573]

he's so full of life :) very nice

[@patkinder6632]

Would like to hear this guy and one of our P51 or Spitfire pilots talk over a few cold ones .

[@Peter-vn6gl]

My Grandfather was such a pilot. He would race motercycles. His military career ended by the time the third Reich got underway. My mother never spoke of "the war". I met oma n opa in '76. Thank God my mom got out. Absolutely wonderful people.

[@GermanGreetings]

This video should be led to Mark Felton and museums of flight-history. It`s a source of first order. Thank you, Mr. Johansson... I never heard of wooden lanes.

[@dillonhunt1720]

Mark Felton would call this video 'HITLER'S airplanes and their secret NAZI wooden airfields super weapon that could have changed WW2" or something stupid

[@stevelangstroth5833]

Instead of wood, the US made quick airstrips on islands in the Pacific Theater using steel plates with gratings to let the rainwater drain. The aircraft carriers, however, had wood landing strips that could easily be repaired.

[@Avenarius2906]

Vielen Dank für dieses Video! 👍🏼 Krieg ist schrecklich, aber alle Soldaten haben für ihr Land gekämpft. Die Mächtigen kannten sich persönlich… 😶

[@guycalabrese4040]

1:58 "Swing it, Magistern, swing it" was swedish... The song comes from a movie with the same name in 1940. I thought jazz and swing was forbidden in Germany at the time, still their pilots was all over it. 😁

[@kimichaeljohansson2364]

It was, that's why they turned in the Swedish radio.

[@kimichaeljohansson2364]

The ace Walter Schuck and I sung it together when I did put on one of my mothers old records, they were teenagers and as a teenager you love new music...

[@derekpierkowski7641]

Well I'm glad he had such a happy cheerful time. He's lucky he wasn't born Polish.

[@davecopp9356]

The poles commited a lot of attrocities before, during and after the war. One main reason, the german attack started.

[@hotttt28]

A terrible time , dictators need to be stood up to !

[@ghostdiaries369]

Last part wasnt translated what he said ?

[@Casey093]

Not much to translate there, he sang an old popular song from that time, the camera man continued it, and he acknowledged "yeah, this is the one". :-)

[@Workerbee-zy5nx]

Helmet said aw shitzen.😂

[@ghostdiaries369]

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[@Warbirds]

Hast Du die Rechte an die Videosequenzen ?

[@kimichaeljohansson2364]

From my film Forced landings in Lapland.

[@kimichaeljohansson2364]

From my film Forced landings in Lapland.

[@Warbirds]

@@kimichaeljohansson2364 where did you record the fw190 ?

[@kimichaeljohansson2364]

@@Warbirds Hanweide airshow 2009.

[@jamesjack6769]

Tell me again of Focke Wulf 190.

[@tonyennis1787]

What was not translated at about 2:00?

[@MueSlayy]

He sang a song, a Norwegian hit that never left his mind. The song is called 'Swing it, magistern!'

[@larrylewis6771]

That guy has a long way to go 😅

[@LeeHarris]

18-19, bloody hell

[@josefharrecker6248]

Das schmale, fürchterlich schräge Fahrwerk der Me 109 war ebenfalls sehr problematisch

[@bensmith7536]

Died in 2010

[@MotoGreciaMarios]

"tells" not "tell"

[@goodwinter6017]

this old fella doesnt know what hes talking about fw 190 was way better!