P-51 Mustang - SPECTACULAR SOUND! No Announcer

Incredible SOUND & NO announcer! USE HEADPHONES. Set KZbin to "1080p60 HD".
P-51D Mustang "Quick Silver" at Oshkosh 2017 performs hesitation rolls, Cuban 8 and other maneuvers. Pilot Scott "Scooter" Yoak puts the Mustang through an aggressive and impressive routine. A "must see video" for Mustang lovers!
Produced by Steve Kauzlarich of WarbirdVideos.
Copyright 2017 Steve Kauzlarich

[@russ4338]

A gentleman from Milwaukee has one and he would fly over Edgerton, Wisconsin, (25 miles south of Madison Wi), because he knew a WWII veteran who actually flew one during the war. He would also fly it over the golf course really , really. low whenever he was there. I will never, ever forget the sound that plane made. You could hear that thing coming towards us a long, long ways away. He would fly over course like 3 or 400 feet above us. God reverberations that you could feel. Something you can never forget. God bless our veterans, we love you and thank you.❤❤❤ thank you again.

[@patrickaubut8732]

After 80 years no plane as been more beautiful to see flying

[@KogaTora25]

I can only imagine the feelings of our troops on the ground when they heard the sound of a P-51 after the dive siren from a stuka

[@RFKFANTS67]

Or own a P51 D .. Aviator/Collector Kermit Weeks said one of his favorite moments was taxing into an airport at like 25 or 26, years old and his friends cheering as he rolled in with his P51..That to would be sweet

[@JonathanH1253]

Ehhh, that didn't happen nearly as often as you think, not in Europe anyway, we had air superiority by 1944. And in Africa it more than likely would have been a P38 that they heard coming to the rescue.

[@Wilko710]

P51's were mainly high alt escorts.

[@awesomechicken5551]

@@Wilko710 but some did do ground attack which would be really cool to see and hear.

[@philippeboursois2882]

And the face of Germans in their holes...

[@jltb5283]

Most beautful aircraft of all time. Everything about it is perfection.

[@julien2095]

Yes... Maybe ex aequo with the F4u

[@a.c.1474]

You ought to have a look at the Supermarine Spitfire sometime mate. Then you'll know what perfection is

[@jltb5283]

@@a.c.1474 Can't argue with that! Both beautful aircraft.

[@a.c.1474]

@@jltb5283 Agreed. They were both phenomenal fighter aircraft. I bet no pilot of that period would want either on their tail.

[@ohwell2790]

This is exactly how airplane people like to hear and see airplanes. If only people who make airplane videos understood this like you did making this video. I have never understood playing music at air shows.

[@BioCosmic--Dust]

Really yeah, stupids think some pounding "music" makes it more exciting. Obviously they don't actually give a rip about airplanes.

[@TheRestrictedgamer]

It's for the normal people. We're a special breed

[@Diego38019]

Unless is Danger Zone, is not justified to play music at Air Shows lol

[@jimmadonna1436]

Oh well your right. I want hear the aircraft....not someone talking. I paid to hear the sounds of the engines and whistles noises.

[@dougcastleman9518]

And how announcers have to feel compelled to give the whole history of aerial combat during air shows. Just shut up already!

[@Tbone0163]

The Mustang in that black and silver scheme makes my heart ache. It is beyond beautiful! Wow!

[@rl2699]

Those markings were the D-Day markings. I still feel like those fit that plane perfectly too.

[@rb1179]

The silver is the bare metal aluminum. The stripes are to tell other Allied pilots the aircraft is a friendly after too many others were shot down by friendlies because their silhouettes were so similar to German aircraft. By that time the Allies had air superiority and didn't need camouflage so the grounds crew would remove it using gasoline to reveal the bare metal. It also helped increase airspeed a few knots. Can you imagine being a German and seeing hundreds of silver aircraft flying over your city and not one of yours flying to defend you?

[@gpdude22]

@@rl2699 The invasion stripes were from 1944. Why does it have 1947 roundels?

[@very_spopy3015]

@@gpdude22 its a made up paint scheme to commemorate the fallen mustang pilots of ww2 and korea.

[@milotorres6894]

What a site she is love them stripes on aluminum bad to the bone scheme combo.

[@murielsmith8922]

Can you imagine the sound of a whole flight of these beautiful birds at one time.

[@WarbirdVideos]

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[@bobsbillets]

I don't think most people realize how big the propeller is on the P51. It is massive when you see it in person. Its like DAMN!! Look at the of that prop!

[@laminbernadeth2278]

Yeah didn't even knew this is how big it's propellers were, they're cool dude!

[@Juno58]

You're right, compare the Mustangs prop with a Cessna 172s prop. 😂

[@Colorado_Native]

Gave a 'thumbs-up' for no crappy music or announcer. I came for the engine sound, no, make that engine music.

[@captaincarrot8180]

Exactly! Does anyone else have this problem with their local airshow? I go to Wings Over Houston and every year and every year I get a survey asking me how they can improve the show. Nine years in a row now I've pleaded and begged them to tone down the music and SHUT UP! I don't understand why anyone involved with aircraft would think their narration of novice level details with news anchor style banter is more interesting than the audio experience of the aircraft we came to enjoy.

[@theheartland1861]

years ago i had to take my daughter in law to the store, so she could get a birthday cake. i said i would wait in the parking lot, and glad i did. it was a nice summer day, and had the windows rolled down, when i heard the sound of an airplane, that's not heard very often. i looked up in the direction of the sound, then a few seconds later a P-51D comes flying overhead to land at the airport, a few miles away. it was a thing of beauty, a flying work of art, a masterpiece

[@debartellomartinez7214]

The beautiful sound of no commentary. You just cant engineer AI to appreciate that.

[@jamesb.9155]

One of the best sounds I've ever heard . . .

[@marinepilot5723]

All rise in tribute for the lack of an announcer :)

[@northwoodsdweller]

MarinePilot572 fuck rob rider

[@sheldonwright8311]

Thers no need for an announcer. SHE IS the ANNOUNCER

[@motorTranz]

😁

[@MikeLitoris66]

Best announcer ever. When WW2 machines are in the air they better shut the fuck up and let people hear those beautiful machines.

[@gurenichinose8615]

You got a hole in your right wing

[@denoleano]

The screech of a P-51 gives me goosebumps.

[@russ4338]

Just think what the enemies thought when they heard it!!!, lol

[@dangerbod]

Love the sound of a Merlin, P-51 or Spitfire, it doesn't matter, it makes the hairs stand up on my arms!

[@DevSolar]

I love my fix of Merlin contrasted with a bit of BMW 801 gurgle. The two go so well together... ;-)

[@hughes2397]

Yes sir! They have such unique sound to them. I've always loved the Merlin engine. The Merlin, and the R-2800 Radial are my 2 favorite aircraft engines.

[@sjoerdmeijer1]

dangerbod sounds great but nothing beats the BF109

[@gabe.ch5555]

@@sjoerdmeijer1 jawohl!!!!

[@timhoovermusicman]

I prefer the V-12 Allison!

[@markfortin421]

WOW!!! The beauty and grace of that plane is spine tingling. I'm sure when the enemy heard these, they knew they were in trouble ! Thank You for getting an awesome video & soundtrack. Not something I'll forget.

[@WarbirdVideos]

Thanks you! I'm glad that you you appreciate and enjoy the Mustang and Scooter's masterful flying as much as I do!

[@steveperry1344]

i live near the collings foundation and a P-51 flew over my house today....totally awesome.

[@joshua._nyc979]

Lucky

[@tampa687]

one flew over my house today i was so amazed

[@askermand123]

Hands down the best sounding plane ever. Goosebumps whenever I hear it. My dream is to be in one of these one day

[@highestsprings]

Breathtaking, possibly the best sounding engine ever made.

[@wilburfinnigan2142]

higestsprings Those PACKARD built in America Merlins do sing their song FREEEEEEEEDOM !!!!!

[@lucaventuri4882]

That scream was basically the American version of Stuka's siren. Can you imagine a German soldier hearing that scream and one second after the explosion of an anti-tank bomb? 🥶🥶🥶

[@josephfolsom2030]

What an absolutely beautiful plane. Awesome sound.

[@andreecoudert72]

Spitfire and Mustang, the most beautiful planes ever built

[@twandepan]

Metal et gaming that’s your opinion. I find the f16 the sexiest. Or the f14

[@jerryf6581]

Nothing like the sound of a WWII fighter plane. Even love the sound of the bombers too. They fly over my house here in Socal, mostly from the Chino Air Museum.

[@twandepan]

Jerry F that sounds cool. Sound wise, I’m not sure if I would prefer jets or props. It also depends on what jet vs what prop, but when you compare the F-16 vs the P51,definitely the P51.

[@KogaTora25]

Jets look and sound awesome overall. But few are distinguished in sound. Prop planes are the same case in looks. But in sound...it's like they have a true soul and identity

[@vintagestrings6]

I loooove the sound of that Engine. One flew over my house when I was in the garage one summer and I ran out because I never heard a sound like that I thought it was a helicopter but to my surprise it was a P-51 heading toward the Chicago Lakefront for the air show. It still gives me chills up my back just thinking about it.

[@johnjensen8138]

I use to work on those and loved them --I was only 18 years old --wonderful

[@russ4338]

God bless you and thank you for your service!!!

[@skybirdnomad]

5:11 never ceases to amaze me just how enormous that propelor is

[@LuigiCotocea]

And that propeller is loud at same time like you can hear it from 1km!

[@exothermal.sprocket]

A lot of the "snapping" sounds at takeoff are the prop tips moving faster than the speed of sound setting up a chain of small sonic booms.

[@flamencoprof]

I remember as a child starting school in the 1950s, that if any aeroplane at all flew over we would all just ignore the teacher to rush to the windows to see it. To quote Steve Earle "I still remember that rumblin' sound". I went on to build models of planes such as this.

[@WarbirdVideos]

I'm 69, and I still run to the window with binoculars!

[@metroman747]

Thank you for the glorious sound of the Mustang without crap music and driveling announcer.

[@martinavaslovik3433]

NOTHING ELSE SOUNDS LIKE THAT! Pure music to my ears!

[@xianeli8473]

Spitfires

[@jamesford3648]

Still gives you cold Chills to Hear the “Whistle of Death” coming from those Browning 50 Cals Barrels & 30 Cals Barrels.

[@wilburfinnigan2142]

jamesford ALL US versions of the Mustang used only 50 Cal MG. some of the early allisons had 30 cal but were dropped in the P51 A B/C D/F fyi!!!

[@jamesford3648]

@@wilburfinnigan2142 No disrespect intended but at 1st I agreed with you but you are incorrect. The P-51A did have some 30 Caliber installed on them. A total of 310 A’s Were built but less then 100 had the 30’s on them and those were sent under the “Lend Lease act” To Britain. This is Verified. But again over 97% of them were installed with the 50’s.

[@wilburfinnigan2142]

@@jamesford3648 Go back and READ what I wrote "ALL US versions......." exactly what I said !!!

[@krumple8560]

Quick Silver was refurbished by Scott and his dad about 10 miles from here and the sound of that Merlin was so distinctive that it would always get me outside when it flew over. What a beauty!!!

[@Plesiosaur68]

I used to live near an Aerodrome in the 1990's, regularly saw Spitfires, Hurricanes and the Lancaster of the Battle of Britain Memorial flight, then one day they had a P51D Mustang the same as this one, silver with D-Day stripes, and the screaming sound was something I will never forget as the pilot made power dives and strafing runs straight over head at near treetop height, a sound you felt through your whole body, absolutely incredible !

[@russ4338]

Just think what the enemies thought when they heard it!!! Lol.

[@angusmcangus7914]

Love that Packard-built RR Merlin sound!

[@jackspeed3398]

For me the Mustang P 51 is an icon, look and sound just amazing, greetings from germany.

[@WarbirdVideos]

Yep! "What's up" from the San Francisco Bay Area (Oakland)!

[@jackspeed3398]

@Scot Prendergest Hi Scot, I think the US, the UK forces and with them the allies were the best and I am very thankful for it, as all Germans should be.

[@rogerblackwell3104]

I'm American love the spitfire p51 but my favorite has always been the bf109 with the db605 Benz all three beautiful aircraft to hell with straping yourself to basically a computerized rocket like the new jet fighters. Nothing's like straping yourself to a flying Pepsi can with a v12

[@DoNuT_1985]

These engines just sound killer but the squealing wind noises are pretty scary, even on KZbin. Imagine these massive WWII battles with hundreds of such monsters involved.

[@rohan_3128]

The surprising thing is the P-51 Mustangs used to escort heavy bombers like B29 were in thousands. I can't imagine thousand P-51 and hundreds of B29 bombers

[@djengoelv]

Saw one of these 3 days ago live in Maputo bay, with my kid. I couldn't describe that engine sound, the power. Pure rejoyce. What an engineering masterpiece.

[@wilburfinnigan2142]

The PACKARD Merlin does sing a song !!!! FREEEEEDOM !!!!!!!!

[@gdd29]

The most beautiful P-51 video I ever saw. and the sound!

[@windowlicker6996]

Listened to this video about 6 times and watched it maybe like once.

[@MrLunchHour2]

Quick silver was in my home town back in 2009 when I was 14 years old. That was the only airshow where the mustang owner actually let you climb in the cockpit and check out the cockpit. I've loved mustangs ever since

[@bheinric2116]

can you an imagine the excitement a pinned down bunch of American, WWII, GI's felt when they heard this (in a group of 3 or 4) in response to, "is there any air support?"

[@ChannelNotFound]

Modern day variant is the A-10.

[@wilburfinnigan2142]

bheinric Main function of the Mustang was long range bomber escort, later in the war when they had mostly eliminated the Luftwaffe if returming Mustangs had ammo left drop down and strafe any target of opportunity, they usually did not return with ammo !!!

[@wesleyhitchcock4414]

My dad had told me in 1999 that his single biggest regret in life was selling his mustang in 1961. But as a 4 year old in 1960 i will never that same banchee scream as he would fly over my grandpas farm in Johnson county Ky. Nothing like it!! And for a four year old boy it began my pursuit of owning my own. I never did as i was priced out of that possibility when i came home from Korea in '78. In 74 you could get one out of Davis-Monthan for 55k. By the time i got home, what was left there was 250k. And that was my dads regret because he knew that was my dream. He paid 27k for his in 1954 and sold it for 30k in '61. That sound!! How terrifying it must have been for axis ground troops in WW2 and the Chinese in Korea. That sound!!

[@a.c.1474]

That sound is incredible. The sound of the British Rolls Royce Merlin engine. Also fitted to the Spitfire way before the P51

[@dlkline27]

I love that characteristic "whistle" of the '51. I wonder if any other aircraft make that sound? And that Merlin - my oh my!

[@wilburfinnigan2142]

dlkline those PACKARD Merlins do sing their song !!!!! FREEEEEEEEEDOM !!!!!!!

[@tomskimcdouglegaming806]

Yeah the Stuka

[@gibson617ajg]

@@tomskimcdouglegaming806 made me chuckle, that did. Bravo!

[@stuartgarfatth1448]

THAT, SIR, is arguably the best demonstration of a P-51 I have seen in my 61 years since becoming conscious that aeroplanes existed, back when I was 6 years old!. The cherry on this cake is most certainly the sound. Superb, absolutely superb. When all the circumstances come together, I shall ensure that my 8 year old Grand, Ryan, (yep, his Dad has octane for blood), has the experience of seeing and hearing this as he stands on the apron beside me. No holding up any damn electronic device to record, no bloody pussy-arsed protective earplugs or earphones, his brain and memory is all he'll need, as I did way back in the late 50's, when I saw and heard my first Mustang, here in Australia, for the first time. No doubt that day will be indelibly imprinted within his body as he sees and hears what i did, back then.

[@WarbirdVideos]

Thanks Stuart. There's nothing like the sound of a Mustang!

[@ajg617]

Excellent - but have to say Petie put on a spectacular performance at Titusville back aroung 1992. Qualifier - there's nothing like the sound of a Merlin:) Especially two or four!

[@WarbirdVideos]

Well... going back some, the master definitely was the late Bob Hoover in "Ol' Yeller". I saw him many times at the Reno Air Races and captured him on Super8 film back in the '70s. Might have him on Hi-8 as well.

[@ajg617]

Yep, pouring the tea in I think his Aero Commander is classic - never got to see him in person nor Lefty Gardner in White Lighting. Nothing to take away from the superb performance you posted!

[@WarbirdVideos]

Yep! But it's hard to beat "Rolling Robert", much like it's hard to beat Jimi Hendrix on guitar.

[@45631063]

P-51 Mustang - SPECTACULAR SOUND! No Announcer Great! all the demonstrations that you have done in flight with this great, fantastic aircraft. Congratulations to the pilot. Thank you very much !!!

[@Howlingburd19]

Two of some of the best sounds ever: the flight of a P-51 Mustang, and the “ping” of an M1 Garand :)

[@jackbearce108]

And the sound of the Hawker hunter

[@dangauldin6497]

the ping of a garand meant the clip was out

[@wilburfinnigan2142]

Howling the Sound of FREEEEEDOM !!!!!!

[@wilburfinnigan2142]

@@jackbearce108 jack WHOOOOOO???????

[@Howlingburd19]

@@wilburfinnigan2142 nothing will ever stop me from loving our country 🇺🇸

[@terranceroff8113]

that whistle from the scoop is such a signature sound for the Mustang. Gives ya shivers..!

[@austinstratman2036]

My father flew that plane in WWII.

[@LuaNub]

austin stratman Salute to your old mans contribution and service!

[@matthewmayorga7156]

He's a lucky man its a beautiful aircraft that will always have the hearts of many future pliots

[@vintagestrings6]

👍👍👍

[@brianwheway1933]

If your dads still alive, please buy him a beer from me! and from the rest of the UK to!

[@kolsen6330]

My mother flew them too. WASP. Last car at 88 yrs old was a 65 mustang. 289. 4 speed.

[@Ashnola]

Music to my ears! Best sounding prop plane imo. Imagine hearing that bearing down on you in WW2!

[@wilburfinnigan2142]

Those PACKARD MERLINS do sing their song......FREEEEEDOM !!!!!

[@leosypher9993]

I came here for that oil cooler sound, I wasnt disappointed, that really is an awesome sound

[@mileslawson32]

its the gun barrels that make the howling sounds.

[@sawomirmiszczak134]

@@mileslawson32 Not gun barrels but inner gun ports those whistle.

[@aloisio_correa]

I'm here from Brazil and I knew a gentleman who was a veteran pilot of the Second World War, he flew a P-51 in the skies of Italy. He said it was incredible to fly this plane.

[@sbwill1983]

My father Lt. Col. FA Willie Williams used to flyby our house in the late 50s in a P-51, signaling to be picked up at the old Sunset runway in Albuquerque,a 10 minute drive from home.

[@terrytaylor8742]

Excellent flying that we'd never see the like of in the UK and superbly filmed, a credit to Scott and Steve. Well done and thank you, I've watched this over a dozen times, absolutely brilliant in both respects.

[@WarbirdVideos]

For my part in this video, thank you very much Terry!

[@terrytaylor8742]

Clearly the work of two professionals, I'm glad this reached you Steve. I'll never see an inverted flypast in a P-51 in the UK, made complete by the great sound quality too.

[@WarbirdVideos]

@@terrytaylor8742 I glad you saw it! It was my first time at Oshkosh. It was the last day, I was tired, and was in the Warbird Gift shop when I heard the Merlin doing his mag check about a quarter mile away. I ran out just in time to capture the video - handheld. It was one of those times when you "know" you "got it"! You might enjoy this video too. It's a little closer to home for you. I had heard from my friend Tim Smith in the UK that much has changed over there regarding warbirds. That's a shame... kzbin.info/www/bejne/rWS5k6OwlrOonNU

[@gibson617ajg]

I've seen flying like that in the UK many times. Buy a map of Britain, find Cambridge on it and look for a nearby place called Duxford - about 9 miles away. They have a few airshows every year. I went to a show there where 15 Spitfires flew together in formation - with 3 Hurricanes in support. It's a marvellous place if you like the sound of piston-engined aircraft. There's also an airworthy B17G based there too, 'Sally B' which displays regularly during summer and has a Supporter's club. 'I'm a 23- year member (up to now) and have been on board a few times during static displays.

[@Tommytoolsqueezer]

That whistle ❤️

[@thephilpott2194]

No music, no talking, no clicking of cameras. Just the raw sound of an avenging angel. Double plus good.

[@stevejohn1843]

i don't think there is a better video of merlin and whistle mustang on youtube!. i come back to this video simply because it is the best. the video is perfect, and each time i watch, it's better.

[@WarbirdVideos]

Thanks Steve! Now my head is too big to get through a door! Actually, when I shot that one in particular, I knew I had it. No announcer, the Doppler effect as he did a 180 turns under power very near, the right amount of clouds in the sky, a sole P-51 for pure sound, and of course, Scooter's great "Bob Hoover style" performance. That sound goes right through you doesn't it? I have another video that I'll be releasing in a few days that was shot at Duxford Airfield in 2003. It's of a mass takeoff with Spits, Hurricanes and others taking off from grass and passing right over my head. If you subscribe you'll should get a notice. Thanks again! Steve

[@stevejohn1843]

@@WarbirdVideos already subbed!. seriously, the sound and camera clarity and stability is perfect. the display itself is professional. the mustang for me is on the same par as the spitfire in elegance and design beauty, but she has the edge of the gun port whistle to stoke the fire further!. the merlin, of course, is the music that raises neck hairs!!. 40'S warbirds should never die, whatever country made them, they have the right to still dominate the sky. look forward to seeing your other videos to try top this one. fantastic.. regards..

[@brokebackfountain]

Amazing to see that after 80 years the Mustang can still impress. The whistling of the gun ports MMHH

[@Voodoo350R]

@@johnklatt3522 Yep. I had old intel. I was very much incorrect. Appreciate the kindness of your correction!

[@elliottprice6084]

Anyone thinking of posting a video of a warbird, watch this and learn. Absolute perfection

[@MTB455G]

Was at volvo ce cambridge depot years back and the Mustang came over, had to nip out and see it, AWESOME sounds !!!

[@Tim2704]

Wow! That pilot was treating her like a Goddess. Lol. I'm being overdramatic but yes, that P-51 was flown incredibly well. Loved the points on turn.

[@jlee2374]

The sound's incredible. That bearing down on you must have been terrifying.

[@kronos963]

Far more terrifying than the stuka.

[@TheTsar1918]

No announcer, OR cheesy music?! You've done the Lord's work. Thank you. One should hear the likes of the Mustang in its natural habitat, unmolested.

[@kosmokatinperson8835]

Makes my heart go piddy-pat every time. Every. Single. Time. And it never gets old.

[@jerroldkazynski5480]

Like an AA/FD braaping in the pits at Pomona National Finals!

[@Rev1Kev]

My grandfather worked for Packard and during the war packard was building only engines, the Marine M2500 used in the PT Boats and the Rolls Royce Merlin for the Mustangs and the British Lancaster Bombers. As he use to say, they built those engines with Pride in Detroit Michigan

[@SavageRush012]

God I love that sound

[@kurchatov324]

I was born hearing it. I lived just 2 kms from a Dominican Air Force airbase.

[@SebaSpeed]

Airplane piston era should never die.

[@scottmccutcheon9828]

The sound of those "birds" at full song is FANTASTIC!! 👍😎

[@deksea]

Perhaps the best audio of a mustang I have yet to listen to, and I've listened to many. Extremely well done. Great flying too, of course.

[@iwilleatyourdoor7805]

Definitely busted around 50 times while watching this

[@kellypainter7625]

Best backing soundtrack I ever heard for a P-51 display. That is one beautiful P-51D.

[@craignorthacker4070]

One of the ultimate prop planes ever developed. Love the sound.

[@BradBrassman]

Funnily enough, Herman Goering said similar.

[@conradinhawaii7856]

Actually, the Grumman F-8F-2 still holds the climb record for piston engine, propeller-driven aircraft, and had a better roll rate, to the best of my knowledge. It was flown by the Blue Angels in the late '40s before they transitioned to jets, with the F-9F. But the Mustang was damned close to it in performance, and probably a bit faster at any altitude. And the Bearcat had no where near the beauty or mystique of the P-51, in my opinion.

[@brianpabst3352]

I'm a Corsair guy, the whistling death. But a Mustang is pure beauty.

[@brinkgats5938]

That sound is beauty with wings.

[@BrunoPereira-cb9gg]

OMG!!!! I almost cryed hearing this engine!!!! A P-51 Mustang Allison V-1710 engine sounds like music to my ears!!! I love this aircraft o death!!!

[@deeo4888]

its not an allison its a merlin. to my knowledge only some of the razor back p51s had allisons in them

[@leejohnson2423]

@@deeo4888 Packard V-1650-7 license-built version of the two-speed, two-stage-supercharged Merlin 66. You're welcome, America :P

[@wilburfinnigan2142]

@@deeo4888 622 of the original British order used the V1710 Allison V12 plus 500 A36 Apache dive bomber plus about another 1000 P51A's used the Allison as no other V12 was AVAILABLE in the USA or even from Britain, why RR was at PACKARD MOTORS in 1940 BEGGING for them to build the Merlin as an OFF SHORE,SHADOW factory away from the war zone. PACKARD eventually built 55,525 merlins of which the Brits received 37.137 of them. FYI as most people do not understand hy PACKARD was building the merlin, initially for the Brits, then when the 60 series 2 stage slobbered and drooled over version appeared in late 1942 early 1943 it was decided to put the Merlin in the Mustang for HIGH ALTITUDR performance. quick history lesson !!

[@wilburfinnigan2142]

@@leejohnson2423 PACKARD not only built the merlin they re engineered it and the 2 stage Packard version had Packard 2 stage supercharger, Bendix pressure carb and special intercooler. That version only was used in the mustang no other plane !!!

[@biglee39]

USA people😁love to steal history 🤣 VARIANT. A word worthy of learning

[@artmichel5572]

I AM IN TEARS! What a glorious time in aviation, pride in country and "rushed" human technological advancement. As we used to say in my early USN days, "Jets are for kids."

[@WarbirdVideos]

You might enjoy this one too: kzbin.info/www/bejne/n2i1p5SqiKZ_jpI

[@ericclifford8517]

There is no better sound on earth.

[@merdus69]

I could listen to this all day. Loved it! Thanks for sharing, and glad to see so many others adore that whine and whistle!

[@a.c.1474]

What you're listening to there is the British Rolls Royce Merlin engine. The engine that won World War II

[@roozooreflections]

Scott is one of my favorite pilots and there is not a more beautiful site or sound in the sky than his Quick Silver. If I see an airshow anywhere near me where he is schedule to fly this beauty I will make the drive just for his performance. Thanks for sharing this video.

[@awesomechicken5551]

I showed this video to my grandpa because he flew the p 51 and he said that engine sound was the best sound of the war.

[@WarbirdVideos]

Thanks for giving him a bit of a thrill! The P-51 is a sound one never forgets.

[@a.c.1474]

The sound of a British Rolls Royce Merlin engine. They say the engine that won World War II

[@WarbirdVideos]

@@a.c.1474 Nice saying, but the RR was only installed in one American design. Many British planes had them however.

[@BradBrassman]

Super sound and filming. Ive never seen a movie so clear!!!

[@richardself7632]

For sheer beauty, hard to beat a Mustang in D-Day livery!

[@adredy]

small beast i think i need save some $ and have chance get in 1time

[@rickmrt8005]

wowwwwwwww! my dad (87yo) flew on a 51 in 1951/52 as a french pilot in Arizona and Alabama he was 19, when he saw that video, we've had tears how emotional sound it is and how beautiful this plane is. yes I was there, i remember all, shaking in his big balls! :)

[@WarbirdVideos]

Glad you all enjoyed the video! Thank your dad for his service!

[@stevejohn1843]

the best mustang video on youtube, no comparison. i absolutely adore this vid.

[@textech4056]

I read about Chuck Yeagers first flight in a P-51. It almost got away from him. There is an optional 85 Gallon gas tank behind the pilot. If it's full it changes the CG quite a bit. He didn't know that..:)

[@paulambry]

No jabbing intro - just straight in the business.... and that magical sound of the exquisiter Mustang. Great vid. Many thanks.

[@WarbirdVideos]

Paul Ambry: Thanks Paul.

[@BioCosmic--Dust]

*Warbird Videos* I would sure like to know what the model number of the microphone is that you used. I don't see it in the description or comments anywhere.

[@WarbirdVideos]

@@BioCosmic--Dust Sorry for the long delay - just saw your comment. The microphone is an Audio-Technica AT4073a.

[@jamespruitt3159]

Hearing that mean scream and the radial motor is just right!!

[@seththegamer1234]

Oh that shit gets me horny, like yes daddy😩

[@Desmodromic100]

It is a RR Merlin V12 engine.

[@roberttosa2560]

Jeez...that gun port scream is the signature sound of a P51. Beautiful bird. Great flying.

[@wingmanjim6]

Yes, indeed - an specifically the D model, no other variant has it, and if a D has had the ports, guns, or blast tubes removed or modified that beautiful whistle is gone. Gives me goosebumps every time !d

[@chrisschumacher9599]

What a beautiful warbird i love it

[@guilbert00]

Just to echo the comments below, without doubt the best video and above all...SOUND..ive ever clapped eyes and ears on and ive trawled the net for years. Saved to my favourites for all time

[@oleandersen2228]

The wonderful wonderful sound of a Merlin.

[@wilburfinnigan2142]

Those PACKARD MERLINS do sing there song !!!!!!

[@jacktattis]

@@wilburfinnigan2142 Merlins Wilbur without the contract there would be no Packard

[@donchupe4800]

Siempre creí q el sonido era obra d las películas, una vez más la realidad rebasa la ficción... Y tienes razón es espectacular

[@WarbirdVideos]

Gracias!

[@northcentralindianawx]

That scream of the P51 in a dive 🥰

[@partriarch]

Fantastic! I love the "banshee howl" this Mustang makes. Great video.

[@bagofchips8813]

partriarch thats the holy-crap "EV'RYBODY DOOOOWN!!" sound.

[@partriarch]

LOL I agree with you, The Joker. I know I'd get down if I heard it coming up behind me.

[@errkola]

Supercharger, no turbos. Beautiful sound.

[@wingmanjim6]

NOT THE SUPERCHARGER !!!

[@wilburfinnigan2142]

errkola Only the P38 and the P47 fighters used a TURBOcharger in WWII plus the B17 and the B24 !!!!!!

[@Bullzeye1000yds]

Perfect 4 point at 1:18. Commenting as I watch. DAMN!!! This man is a PILOT!!! OHHH HELL,... That's Scott Yoak in "Quick Silver!!! Now I understand. Howdy Scott!!

[@chrispierdominici3891]

How can you not love the P-51? Gorgeous plane and this paint scheme is awesome. Cadillac of the Sky!

[@delten-eleven1910]

Oh Merlin, the sweetest engine sound ever!

[@americanveteran2643]

the sound of VICTORY from the GREATEST GENERATION EVER!

[@alynnhiscox7303]

That was a nice way to start my Friday morning!

[@lawrencemartin1113]

So wonderful to get the whole display without interruption from unnecessary commentary or crap music. Thank you. Having missed out on every air show here in the UK this season, this just ticked a few boxes for me, sitting here after work, with a glass of red. I raised a silent toast to all those who gave so much for me to be able to do so. Also, to everyone in the wonderful community of engineers, pilots and owners who keep this global collection of living history alive for us all. It is so important and long may they continue. Thanks for a great film.

[@WarbirdVideos]

Thanks Lawrence - glad you enjoyed it! I've been to Duxford once (2003) and it was an incredible show! We attended at the end of our tour of several former fighter bases with WWII Aces including Bud Anderson. I shot lots of video but have yet to post it. But here's another video I shot in Chino, California which pays tribute to man and machine. kzbin.info/www/bejne/n2i1p5SqiKZ_jpI - Steve

[@richgg2]

Hearing those 12 Merlin cylinders banging and hearing that turbo whistle is music to my ears! I've just died and gone to sensory heaven! My God! It doesn't get much better than that!

[@silvergtotwinturbo9984]

After tests and investigation they found the whistle is actually produced by the inner gun ports, there is a video somewhere on here that explains it far better than I ever could.

[@agentolshki1690]

Yup, There was a programme on sky docs, plane reserection series 1, a guy built a mustang in his own workshop and fired an air line over the gun port to show how the noise was created.

[@pg1171]

Beautiful! Just beautiful! The sound, the plane...just...beautiful! Thank you for posting!!!

[@zoots15]

Beautiful flying in a beautiful bird with a beautiful sound

[@TheSithTeacher]

No Announcer... Airshows need to follow this!