I had the pleasure to fly in this plane a few years ago, just saw it fly over my house today, near Georgetown Texas. Amazing crew and everyone involved in the maintenance and upkeep of this old bird.. Thank You

Excellent video. Well done!!! This is my favorite Warbird. Been a member of the unit for over 20 years and even got married (in flight) on it 4 years ago. Love the Devil Dog!

I have a lot of respect for Beth.

Very nice video! Nice to see the planes in such great shape. A treasure for all us to still see these WWII war birds still flying.

I love this! The last you few years I've been looking after my elderly father; he just turned 92 in April. He was a B-25 instructor pilot at Reese AFB at Lubbock, Texas when I was born. Dad has been sharing a lot of old memories with me. One of them was that Travis Hoover, pilot of the second B-25 to depart the Hornet on the Doolittle Raid, was the Wing Commander at Reese when we were there. He mentioned that Mrs. Hoover took a special notice of my Mother while she was expecting me and would drop by the house to check on her. That was very nice and beyond any obligations she might've had a General's wife. Dad also mentioned that now General Hoover said he forgot to deploy the flaps when he left the Hornet; and that's why his plane made a little dip as she left the bow of the ship. It's noticeable in the old news reel film. One of my Mother's West Texas cousins, Arno Fox, was a WASP instructor at Avenger Field near Sweetwater. Fox taught a lady named Janet Hargrave, who later opened a flight school along with another ex Wasp near Nashville, Tennessee. My father later took lessons at that flight school from Hargrave. Dad later ran into Hargrave again while she was working in a tower during the time Dad was undergoing military flight training but not too long after he had been taking lessons at her school. Dad said he mentioned to her that it didn't seem right he was wearing the uniform and she wasn't. She replied it was unfortunate that military based their pilot standards on the kind of plumbing a person was born with. Or, words to that effect. Anyway, all that and $2.00 might get you a cup of Starbucks Coffee. And I might have some of the details wrong, but you can be sure they are at least based on fact! BTW, the Devil Dog was painted by Crider's Aircraft Painting at Mena, Arkansas. I proudly serve as the airport manager there after career in the oil field. You might see me puttering around Arkansas, Texas and Oklahoma in an old Piper Cherokee. Thanks to all the spunky women in aviation, whether they're wives, mothers, instructors, air crew or all of the above.

I saw this flying while I was at the park with my daughter, 11/05/2023. Above San Jose park. Crazy I found the plane

Just sent this video to my youngest daughter, who at four, sat in FIFI's right seat, with both hands on the yoke, like she belonged there. I explained, the high wing load and the handling difference, and the uh, lack of enthusiasm the "men" pilots had for the plane's propensity for crashing. Near me, MacDill A.F. Base was enhanced by the B-26 as "One a day in Tampa Bay." So, as legend has it, the WASP's began ferrying the 26's, and the ego's got the best of the "guys" and they forced themselves to do what any "girl" could do. So today's wonderful presentation features two ladies, carrying on the WASP's tradition. Now, I'll watch the video.

I get to watch the Devildog fly over on a regular basis here in Georgetown Tx. Such an awesome sound to hear off in the distance as it's coming in on it's final approach.

Greased that landing 🙏😎👊

It is great to see that PBJ in flight. I served with the Marine Corps as a turret gunner during WW2 with VMB 413 and always felt excited when we we went on a mission over the Rabaul area. Thanks for a great video.

Thanks Erik! Excellent video and editing as usual from you. Your spoiling us with these !

Great video! I am fortunate to have seen Devil Dog up close several years ago.

Vintage aircraft, world class pilots, exceptional video quality, .... great work all.

Awesome multiview video! Thanks for sharing! And stunning on the big screen!

Beautifully shot and produced!

Just imagine what a rush it was taking off over the Pacific from a carrier deck for the Doolittle raid!! Great video!!! 👍👍

Good and safe pilots.

That was absolutely beautiful 😎👍🇳🇿.

She Flew Over my house while on the way out to Tyler, Someone told me the Devil Dog is the most active CAF Wing.

Is the young lady commanding from the co-pilot seat? If so, she’s putting on a show!

Nice video shots. Is it normal for the pilot in control to wear a crossed safety harness across the right sholder?

Great seeing women at the controls.

RIP

What day was this shot on?

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