When a Bad Angel Shot a US Plane

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[@cooperstanford1407]

Love the history videos man keep it up

[@ripnob]

ah yes hair loss for planes

[@to_ots9701]

Love your animation. I been watching your videos for a year now 👍

[@lemenator2208]

hai

[@Mrtweet81]

I see what did you did there using William and Harry as the hair loss guys 😄

[@battysparton65]

The fact the pilot wasn't court marshaled for the friendly fire but instead awarded and praised for his actions by not only the crew and passengers but his command is something surprising. I had forgotten about this story until now. Crudes saved a lot of lives that day. I am glad he was not punished for his actions and he made the right call even if it was a tough one to make. I don't know if I could have done the same in his boots.

[@HerraTohtori]

If you know how the Japanese tended to treat prisoners of war and civilians during WW2, you'll quickly understand why it was much better for the C-47 to be shot down and ditch in the sea, than land on the Japanese airfield that had just been attacked by American fighters.

[@bkjeong4302]

@@HerraTohtori Up to and including cannibalizing POWs. I am not joking.

[@cjm7685]

@@bkjeong4302 oh yes the Japanese of WW2 were some of the cruelest humans on earth.

[@Randomness67]

@@bkjeong4302 Wait are you serious 😨

[@spahvahnishsniffah]

@@Randomness67 He is, look up the Chichijima incident.

[@cheeseninja1115]

Love the way you portray the decision he made that day. A lot of sources just give the beat by beat of what happened but your style really shows the desperation in his action. Not knowing why the C-47 was there and not wanting to shoot it but he had no other choice no matter the situation. Great video again Yarnhub!

[@jurassicdano3695]

Yeah, also it’s not a C5, it’s called C-47/ DC3. Edit: he changed it :)

[@danielegiglia4383]

Imagine seeing a C5 Galaxy during WW2; the Japanese would've probably immediately surrendered or started praising it as a divinity

[@kpp28]

@@danielegiglia4383 It's unamoured so it would be shot down with relative ease

[@Yes_im.a-lordpeacock]

Simple history also has the same story

[@_wanted_outlaw3007]

@@kpp28 it can also fly higher than almost anything that existed then.

[@novemberdawn8145]

It's actually hilarious that they let him add the C57 to his kills. I've really been excited waiting for this one, and I wasn't disappointed!

[@red_d849]

C47, i think you accidentally hit the 5 but didnt notice

[@capitainsheep1137]

the man who destroyed almost all aircraft

[@tootlingturtle7254]

@@capitainsheep1137 nope

[@porfiriozuniga7867]

I thought it was a c47

[@red_d849]

@@porfiriozuniga7867 yes thats correct, welcome to the club that thought he meant c47

[@Just_lift_anyone]

Oh my good Lord this story is probably the most incredible I’ve watched on your channel, along with the mid air B17 collision, amazing!

[@puzz8930]

Phantom Push>

[@burnt7882]

This dude didn't just get an award, he also got a wife out of it too.

[@SirCabooseCCCP]

@@firstname9954 xD

[@catthecommentbothunter6890]

I should shoot down some C-47

[@iftikharfaridy2974]

@@firstname9954 🤣🤣🤣

[@space4166]

@@firstname9954 You get: Wife and fun time in bed I get: The kids The divorce papers The money all of yours and mine Your car Your house Your life Your trust in woman.

[@user-em2xl4tf7v]

@@space4166 seems fair

[@deliveryman_dan]

Yarnhub is the only channel where I dont skip the sponsor section, people who come up with the idea for the ads should get a raise

[@anaustralianbloke3994]

Same

[@markdorn8873]

Did you see the head of hair on the cat? Long flowing locks! 🤣

[@martinsiahaan5901]

you know that actually curtis are the one who use keeps in that toilet

[@guibin]

I like how they animate the ads and incorporate it into the video instead of talking over stock images.

[@Cheffy0130]

Yup me too.

[@thelatiosmaster]

" you are married with a WW2 ace pilot? How did you met?" "He shot down the plane i was flying on!" That really is a great story to tell XD

[@maximaldinotrap]

I mean they met a few days earlier but the story still involves her plane getting shot down.

[@carsonm7292]

@@maximaldinotrap I'm sure it's a joke they'd tell even so. Too good not to.

[@jakefox589]

Well He’s got a great story for his grandkids

[@forickgrimaldus8301]

How I met your Mother

[@johns9652]

"How I Met Your Mother" ain't got shit on WWII stories.

[@mausdrip587]

A few weeks ago, i went to the Pima air and space museum, where this plane is stored. i got a photo of this exact plane. Magnificent story!

[@n1tr352]

Massive respect to the yarnhub team for making a separate animation just for the ad

[@thomasb1889]

For those that didn't recognize the symbol for the 6th kill that is the air symbol for the Regia Aeronautica Italiana (Italian Air force)

[@GeorgeHk99]

Thanks

[@nebunezz_r]

Holy shit he's going places. Luftwaffe, IJAAS and Regia Aeronautica too??

[@dylanmcgill9544]

Its crazy to see you guys change in terms of animation,sounds and overall quality from where you started and now it is insane keep the great work that you guys always put into these awesome videos

[@napoleonibonaparte7198]

I mean, he did spare Elena from being used as a “comfort woman”.

[@red_d849]

oh crap i never thought of that cursed alternative jesus thats bad

[@krishg9590]

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[@m_0714]

Same thought, here. He saved the women and men alike from unimaginable cruelty. Thank God.

[@HellStr82]

@@therealspeedwagon1451 having an orc for sex? jesus that`s pathetic

[@robertschmidt7625]

Her name was Svetlana.

[@joaopedroschramm1948]

Like I always say, wow. I can’t stop saying how good the quality is, because every video is better than the other, like this one have a amazing water texture, the fading planes on the airfield, the japanese symbol on the DC-3

[@red_d849]

was boutta comment something along the lines of “the what?” but then realized and was like oh lmao

[@galihxtreme]

Learned this story first a year ago or so from *Simple History* and on other stories the other way around. I subscribed to you both because these overlaps still presented in different ways one another

[@red_d849]

i unsubbed from simple history because they always put ads at the start taking up over a minute and literally dont really get creative with it like yarnhub does

[@mikulaszach2652]

The "POV" shots of the sight are sooo good! Also the tracking shots of the Mustangs, which help the feeling of speed, those machines are operating at.

[@okca5846]

Kid: Daddy, how did you met momma? *It's complicated*

[@jacksonlee6760]

I love the way these stories are expressed, you really feel the emotion and intensity of the situation, great work you do Yarnhub.

[@Aitelly]

Awesome Content the AD KEEPS We thought it was a part of the Story. hope you Get more Sponsors to produce Animation like these. Always Support a Creator especially from KZbin.

[@aniinfos844]

hahahah you have Awesome Content out here also

[@orionstarstudio6977]

😂

[@Aitelly]

@@aniinfos844 Thank You

[@Yarnhub]

Thanks!

[@firenzarfrenzy4985]

This is the real equivalent of “The hardest decisions require the strongest wills” I love learning about war stories, thanks Yarnhub. I’m gonna keep watching till I myself become a historian!

[@abandonedaccount123]

this has to be one of my favorite episodes, the way you animated the strafing runs, attacks and flight are beautiful!

[@moldovanbeniamin1578]

Agree

[@Flecktarn2296]

Love the light reflection on the P 51 must’ve taken hours to get just right Great job

[@thelokichannel6240]

Don’t judge the animation quality people! Just respect on how the made it in such a quick time Love your work

[@anturanx]

What are you talking about? The quality is amazing!

[@moldovanbeniamin1578]

@@anturanx I totaly agree,they're getting beter and better

[@thelokichannel6240]

@@moldovanbeniamin1578 indeed

[@captain_commenter8796]

Louis: **Destroys allied plane** War Thunder team killers: WRITE THAT DOWN! WRITE THAT DOWN!

[@Und3rpr3ssur3_Gaming]

LMFAO best war thunder joke I've ever heard.

[@spitfire_flyer5659]

Maybe then us warthunder players can get some bitches

[@manuelvalentin2648]

Amazing story, and so surreal that this guy is probably the only pilot to shoot down aircraft from all the axis countries, and even his own! Somebody write a script for Steven Spielberg, he needs to make this movie!

[@jwrockets]

There were two other pilots with that particular distinction except for the American plane. I read the story in Flying magazine IIRC.

[@jacksoncross9265]

If you’re in Arizona you can go see it! pima air and space museum. American flag proudly displayed beside the cockpit. Albeit sheepishly among the single IJN kill about 5 Luftwaffe kills and one Italian kill. one shy of a triple ace, shot out the c-47s engines do i think we’ll call it even. look up the story or read it for yourself on the plaque, just visited today!

[@lordgarion514]

It's a good thing those other kills are there. Would suck to have his only kill of the war, be an American plane.

[@Gxhbro]

After a few months of watching you, i noticed your animation improved A HECK TON, well done, keep up the GREAT work

[@btrdangerdan2010]

The attention to detail in the animation is stunning and is what makes the story very interesting. I also like the new voice overs to give the characters more persona. Keep up the good work!

[@reijikogarashi1867]

Also props to La Croix who, by some irony of fate, was on the water and could explain the situation to the C-47 crew. If he wasn't shot down and was still flying, they would have paddled towards the shore and be captured by the enemy.

[@watchdoggoman7206]

This was most probably one of my favorites, the amount of detail put in this video is so good

[@mystlcgreatness]

Holy crap the animation is glorious. Its getting better every time

[@garyoakes6554]

I've waited years for these stories to come out. There are thousands of them and have one of my own. Thanks for such a great job and please keep up this awesome work!!!!

[@unfortunateselection8489]

Another well made episode, love your work.

[@johndavies1090]

Your artwork is brilliant. Absolutely first class - you forget they're animations.

[@kefkaZZZ]

I was on the edge of my seat for this one! At first I didn’t understand why he shot the plane down. But wow chills realizing they could have gone to Japanese internment camps! Also, try explaining how you met to the parents 🤣.

[@redstonewisard]

I got to see this plane about 2 weeks ago- it was pretty cool that it was preserved

[@Eyes0penNoFear]

Where is it located?

[@Type90-IIM]

@@Eyes0penNoFear Pima Air and Space Museum in Tucson, Arizona.

[@redstonewisard]

@@Eyes0penNoFear Jakenzi457 is correct- located in one of the 3 extra hangars there.

[@Eyes0penNoFear]

@@Type90-IIM looks like I'll be planning a trip to Tucson!

[@abhilashchaubey]

only channel on KZbin on which I never skip the sponsor section 😊😊

[@leebh8607]

The animation and dialogue keep getting better and better

[@DinoEater-mq2cs]

This is my favorite yarn hub I love the p -51 mustang so all the videos that have the p -51 are my favorite but this is my number one favorite.

[@danielnavarro537]

This another idea, Star of Africa, a fighter ace who fought for Germany during World War Two. He was Hans-Joachim Marseille. He was born on December 13th, 1919- September 30th, 1942. He was a very interesting person and as well a controversial person. He disliked the Nazi party and had trouble with many of the rules it imposed on, such as ban on jazz music, helping the enemy (He helped a downed Australian pilot) etc. He was highly decorated ace receiving the Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross and the Italian Gold Medal of Valour. I thought this might be an interesting pilot to cover and his claims that he scored against the Allies in the North African Campaign.

[@JefeInquisidorGOW]

This man had mind-blowing skills, if you have played IL2 Sturmovik or any other combat simulator, you will know how difficult is to shoot down another aircraft, let alone shoot only the engines.

[@cludecat7072]

Real life is completely different than simulations no matter how good and accurate the simulation is

[@mikloridden8276]

@@cludecat7072 You’d be surprised how easier it is in real life. Especially unarmed aircraft

[@lobsterbark]

It's not that hard, especially when they aren't really evading. Maybe you just suck?

[@JefeInquisidorGOW]

@@cludecat7072 no shit Sherlock

[@cludecat7072]

@@JefeInquisidorGOW you stated if you played a simulation then you know how hard it is insinuating that it is the same

[@moncapitaz8969]

Fantastic as always thank you Yarnhub.

[@andrewmanley7896]

Wow, didn't see that one coming. These are stories/history that folks never hear of. Thanks Yarnhub, keep it up...

[@tianmingjiang3780]

Epic job on the animation Yarnhub, love your vids as always.

[@justinlaplatney5875]

These animations are getting insanely realistic 🫣

[@MrJigger28]

Keep up the great work,it is amazing how you are so good at the this.well done!

[@L1GHTYTHING]

Incredible story Yarnhub, thanks for teaching me something I didn't know

[@Phantom-qr1ug]

Can you make a video about the Raid at Cabanatuan, sometimes also called "The Great Raid"? It was a daring rescue operation in January 1945 which saw a force of 133 U.S. soldiers from 6th Ranger Battalion and the Alamo Scouts, with heavy support from around 250 Filipino guerrillas, sucessfully liberate 552 (every single one) allied POWs from a Japanese concentration camp protected by between 5000-8000 IJA-troops. Despite being vastly outnumbered and outgunned, the joint US-Filipino force only lost two men, while the Japanese suffered over 1000 killed and even more wounded.

[@lordwintertown8284]

There's a rather grand film on that iirr.

[@Phantom-qr1ug]

@@lordwintertown8284 I know, I have to that film to thank for getting to know about the mission in the first place. Real shame there aren't many more movies of it's type anymore.

[@amazingandy007yt3]

its been a long time since i have been able to watch a Yarnhub video. like i always said, Yarnhub keeps getting better and better with the quality. and alot ppl don't notice that the narrator is excellent and abit underrated. as always, an amazing video! keep up the good work! thank you for videos like this.

[@craighagenbruch3800]

I can only imagine when ever his wife got angry she'd pull the "hey remember when you shot my plane down" card....

[@arnonart]

once again i'm speechless. i know this story but the way you recreate it is stunning!

[@chevysuarez7306]

Kurtis jr. : Ma how did you met pa? Mrs Kurtis: Well you see dear, Your father SHOT me . Kurtis Jr. : Like cupid? Mrs Kurtis: Something like that.

[@fishy2584]

The animations and textures are just getting wonderful big up to the animation team

[@jessicapantja7752]

best p-51 pilot ever

[@ViaAvione]

A beautiful story! Thank you for sharing

[@BlazingLucario]

Ooohhhh yeah I remember the story! I’m surprised you know that too Yarnhub! Was not expecting that, great work Yarnhub, this is the best channel ever

[@ligma5058]

The animation are darn bloody good! And YarnCat looks like a nice gentlecat with his hair!

[@VERRATENMEMESANDCOD]

I am happy that even the two bald dudes and cat from the beginning got married !

[@Leadblast]

The circumstances that caused him to shoot down a C-47 were weird, but his decision to paint the "friendly kill" mark on his Mustang was even weirder.

[@WeyounLP]

this animation reminds me so much of a scene from battlestar galactica, where they have to shoot down one of their own transport ships, the olympic carrier, because they think there might be enemies on board. With the warning shots, wing-wiggle and all.

[@henrycooper3431]

That scene as far as im aware Also based on an irl event But not this one, the event was also a pilot not getting respond from the other plane and sadly had to shot it down, but there are no survivors and the pilot is traumatized for having kill a plane that could have people on it Also it wasnt even think in their case, the ship was detected with nuclear warheads, it definitely have Cylon onboard but does it still have Colonial citizen

[@red_d849]

@@henrycooper3431 oh dear, cuban missile crisis two?

[@hlavackahonza]

You know, i Just feel bad skipping the ad. Because he actually worked a lot on that short animation.

[@danny761]

Hey, Yarnhub! Would you consider doing a video on my grandfather? Lt. Steven Loveland: he was a navigator on a b17, bailed out at 500 feet, was crippled, sent to stalag 3, part of the death march, and talked his way out of execution before being liberated in Moosburg, Germany. Search his name on youtube for his interview! I love the channel!

[@normal8999]

Talked his way out? Damn he's good

[@Thatrandomguy00105]

Crazy how far yarnhub’s animations have came in a year

[@red_d849]

i saw this a long while ago from simple history, who i absolutely refuse to watch now because they put ads in literally every damn video at the start taking up a minute at least, thanks for finally doing this

[@nastynate4916]

I love the change between Japanese and American identifications in the plane markings and pilots in the moment of unsureness. Brilliant video there!

[@Huziharamantics]

Taking the name of "Bad Angel" literally. This is another awesome production, Yarnhub! :D

[@chasesaviation84]

Awesome video! P 51Ds are my favorite American propeller fighter planes!

[@joshuabrown3525]

The North American P-51D was and still is the best WW2 fighter to fly. It was designed for pilots by pilots. The Merlin engine was extremely powerful and reliable. The cockpit was expertly laid out and everything was right where you wanted it to be. The aircraft was a breeze to fly and was incredibly maneuverable. Also, the plane had plenty of firepower with six .50 caliber machine guns. In other words, it was the perfect fighter for the time. The P-51D wasn't the only version though. Did you know there was a much more powerful and advanced variant, the P-51H, which was designed to take on German Jets? Sadly, that plane didn't serve long as the war ended quickly, and jet fighters took it's place.

[@sudden-K]

I love how this Channel cares about the brave warriors who fought rather than the event itself

[@jakefearing6640]

the intro lore was amazing

[@v3ryp0ggers]

Never thought I would hear "Bad" and "Angel" in the same sentence

[@Records_Old]

Like it when you have sponsors that you have the object or the thing you were sponsored by being held or used by a person during a specific era in your animations I like how you're doing it keep up the great work

[@VERRATENMEMESANDCOD]

If hollywood made a film about this is would be a COLOSSAL HIT !

[@Disappointing925]

You guy’s are my favorite history channel keep up the amazing work

[@cubes7504]

Yarnhub is like the nerd but the nerd is also extremely cool and can do everything perfectly

[@BIGBLOCK5022006]

And knows people that can make the videos even better like Sabaton.

[@teymurj2966]

What an amazing event! Good job Yarnhub!

[@andrewplanecrazycinematics]

The bro's son: Dad, how did mom and u meet? Dad: I shot her frukin plane down

[@Your_Piloto]

I like how yarn hub keeps on uploading every week for us to learn new things

[@juliadohrmann8721]

Can’t believe yarnhub only has about 530k subscribers. Deserves 50 Million

[@alexwhiten2491]

Just for everyone who loves history,the place this story takes place is Bataan not baton,I know most people wouldn’t even notice but I just wanted to give the correct information for y’all

[@StarflightProductions]

The "Bad Angel", or at least a replica, is at the Pima Air And Space museum in my hometown of Tucson, Az. She's beautiful. And they need to find that C-47, bring it up, restore it, and park it right next to the Angel

[@jarrodskufcagaming5203]

it's likely reduced to nothingness, like what is happening to the Titanic

[@StarflightProductions]

@@jarrodskufcagaming5203 Don't remind me man, I practically dedicated my childhood to that ship

[@theliteralicecreamman]

Another great video! And another Yarnhub cat...? I do love the fact that the Yarnhub cat is still '2D' , which comes from the roots of this channel, being initially 2D animated. Be proud of your history too.

[@z3r0_35]

"So, how'd you meet your wife?" "I shot her out of the sky!" I know it didn't quite happen that way but that's a hell of an introduction.

[@tizanikandothers]

I usually hate sponsor at the start of a video but you dam man your sponsor are different it feels like they are a real part of the story 👍👌

[@robertlombardo8437]

Wow. From the comments, I was afraid this was going to be an unhappy one. But it was the opposite. Lightning struck twice when this guy ran into the love of his life in the air. He saved her from capture and who knows what else by the Japanese. And that's to say nothing of the C47 pilots who pulled off a textbook ditching and saved everyone aboard. Then, he was spared court martial and rewarded for his tough decision and quick thinking. Just a great story all around!

[@brokenbridge6316]

As soon as I saw the title for this video I knew who it was going to feature. This story is a truly bizarre one. But also one of someone making a difficult choice as well. Do you think you could've done what Curtis did in this situation?

[@WarInHD]

I’m sure that was brought up all the time in arguments 😂 “you shot my plane down”

[@jimh6763]

That was a wonderfully told story. Keep them coming

[@flameraker6824]

Damn, these animations are getting super good

[@andrijasaviccsavic1124]

Hi yarnhub, good video, I have a story you might like to turn into video: in 1944, deep in german teritory, (i didnt know their squadron, but I searched and it maches with data I knew) the pilot (R. Priest, but from searching I found out that his name is Royce Priest) from 354. squadron squadron was shot down with its P 51 mustang and his friend and captain of squadron (B. Marshall, from searching i found out his name is Bert W. Marshall) landed on the field to save him, but in that moment the group of german trucks with soldiers arrived and started to shoot on them, but the rest of squadron got them away with their M2 Brownings, and the downed pilot got into a tight canopy and they safely drove back to base. PS: informations I known is the story, planes they were flying and first letter of their names and their surnames, but from searching I found their full names and squadron. The data mached, but if you are interseted in story, I can help you with further searching and data i know for now.

[@GeneralBBBlackSheep]

They were p 38 lightnings

[@andrijasaviccsavic1124]

@@GeneralBBBlackSheep from search and from the book i can confirm its P 51 mustang

[@justrussia607]

I cannot describe how much i love your content guys

[@howardamey7228]

What a wonderful story!!! Yarnhub, you've done it again.

[@denisbintangpamungkas3064]

Japanese in the burning air field:*okay i think we're safe now* Curtis and his wingman: I'm about to end this man's whole career

[@Craq_]

He just figured out friendly fire was on

[@nickflorita1630]

4:30 I love how yarnhub Quickly changes the symbol of the plane, Imperial Japan, to US Airforce.

[@topphatt1312]

The two cats at the end is by far the best part of this video.

[@G__Brtz]

I love yarnhub's way of announcing the sponsors

[@guillermobetancourt1006]

This has to be the best history channel rn on this app

[@duncanlai1411]

Small suggestion but can you make the as barrel move when shooting to make it more real?

[@reecebayliff8716]

Probably already mentioned, but Bad Angel is on display at Pima Air and Space Museum in Tucson, Arizona!

[@WORRO]

Absolutely love the stories you put out. Thanks again for your time, and work! Thumbs up video ~John