The best WW2 fighter in my eye's

Israel was forced to pull and refurbish many of these from WW II scrap yards throughout Europe in the post world war 2 period. At first few Western Military powers would undertake direct arms transfers to the new Jewish state. Junk yards in Europe were 'minded' for very tank, truck, jeep or halftrack that could be made to run again.

Where is she located?

Thanks for this 👍 read a book called Cheating Death, Combat Air Rescues In Vietnam and Laos by George J Marrett.

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Great job - good photo tour of this iconic vehicle

Only 4 were built?

WTF

for sell?

F5 on Steroids and a body kit

now its coming to war thunder. lets see if it will be like the other M109s or the modern VIDAR

Por que no muestran bien las barras de transfer en la cabina? Solo ruedas y chasis. Es un carro interesante pero no lo muestran todo.

Cool

Thanks for this and nice music✈️👍

Thanks for this ✈️👍

Nice!.. I recently got an Airfix 1/24 Harrier and it has markings for a USMC AV-8A Harrier. We have a GR-3 Harrier in a museum here in NZ 👍🇳🇿

Sikorski absolutely nailed it with their wonderful 20's and 30' Amphibians. .. How much many of us would love to still fly with them - particularly, island hopping through the Caribbean or the Pacific! .. My ALL TIME absolutely favorite airplane is the late 1920s two-engine bi-plane amphibian Sikorsky S-38 (or even its one-engine sibling, the S-39). ... It was referred to as the 'Air Yacht', and it could leisurely stay aloft at the incredibly low stall speed in the low 60s MPH! ... Aaaaaah! - I would so much have loved to leisurely fly it, throughout the Caribbean (emotional attachment - I was born in Venezuela), fish from its long flat-top nose - even barbecue on it! - while getting a tan on its lower wing! .. And, while a slow Jazzy torch song wails away from the phonograph, or the radio! .. (There are still two or three in flying condition!)

I would love the opportunity to fly one.

Scorpion Ready to sting, fell the scorpion sting, infidel, arming scorpion rocket

Harry Enfield narrated a history of the Sea Hawk. 1940s tech almost as good as the modern Hawk. Not too long and is on KZfaq.

The first part is a Turkish RF-4E, photo taken at Leeuwarden during the 2008 airshow...

Lots of photos. Sofilein has several in the US will Sir Hilary Doyle as commentator who was just outstanding in his knowledge. These photos here, without commentary, are interesting but not informing.

Could this be the very last Chance Vought aircraft produced?

Awesome! Thank you 😮

Amazing!

Thank you my friend.

Very nice looking plane like a small fw 190

Nice video, I have always been a big fan of the M2-4. I miss the big show in Lodi. Have moved to Wyoming and that is now where “Have Gun Will Travel” resides.

Damn it...I got a zillion hours on the damn thing...One passenger up front, three by the big door plus three more by the little round window...You can add a ton to stuff, but it turn this plane into a pig, a flying pig that could get in trouble! But if you only load a normal weight, it is amazing what the tiny ponds this plane can get in and out easily! This is a very agile airplane, but not too stable...you are all over the place all the time!

Beautiful 👏

Did the WC series have only one 4WD gear?--I had a M-37 that had a high and low range

They are incredibly rare because they were ONLY produced in 1941--almost none were built after the US entered WWII

Pretty cool 👍

Wow

Das war noch echte Handarbeit

Super …👍👏🇹🇩🇹🇩👈🏿Belgium 🤝🇺🇸

Beautiful aeroplane.. sleek and chic! 👍✈️

Sleek and chic👍✈️

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What a beauty! 😍

AWESOME!! 👍 Hustler!!!

Beautiful

Music louder than the narration, and the narration is a poor quality voice over app.

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投稿感謝！！！模型製作の参考に成ります。😁

Beautiful restoration. There's one like this for sale close to my home. I wish I could afford it 😢

I was one of the tech reps on this model helo from 1990 to 1999 in Norfolk . 1999 to 2004 at Pt Mugu and NAS North Island Ca. 2006 to 2012 at NAS Norfolk again. About 20 years on the same model. How lucky can you get?

You don’t know how much this video means. This plane belonged to my grandfather before it ended up Iowa. I was so glad to find this video

J ai été inverseur de 86/77 au 9 eme régiment de Hussard a Sourdun

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