;-)))))

How do you give a check ride to yourself? I bet he passed.

Hell ya...my grandad got his wings on these after training on a friggin biplane! (Swordfish I think). He got a funny little smile when I asked him about the Corsair. He said she was a beautiful bird

They call it the "man manipulation unit...".

One small step for manipulation but one giant kick in people's faces.

"One of the first things we do is" LIE AND FAKE SPACE TO TAXPAYERS WORLDWIDE.

A Trp 2/17th

I enjoyed my first ever flight in a plane at that airshow this year. even though im scared of highs i loved the open cockpit and enjoyed the whole think, im happy Steve took me up for a flight in his PT-26 and only influenced me to be a private pilot even more, and to hopefully own one of these old war birds some day

二重反転プロペラ、しびれます。

And how is he going to catch up the ISS with the speed of 17500 Miles per hour??????

Nice job Mike!!! It was great participate in the D VII

Not to sound like a noob, but a "salute"from the jets is a flyby at a right angle pass to whom they're saluting?!

Nicknamed Whistling Death by the Japanese.

Sad part is, the winds were even stronger down the road in Mexico Beach. That area was almost completely leveled.

My left ear enjoyed this

And people believe this…. Smh

Best prop plane ever.

Curious, how easy it is to leave a Gatling Gatling gun machine gun laying around in a parts booth in a mechanics bay, but in the civilian world, we can’t even have a fully automatic weapon.? Seriously you can just leave machine guns laying around if it is an army base? And those machine guns are what I fully understand as Gatling guns which have the ability to shoot several thousand rounds per minute and they’re not locked up in an armory somewhere? Geez, no wonder weapons disappear from the military all the time.! Thanks for the video and I do appreciate you keeping the old helicopters in the air -looks like you need some kind of oversight with these machine guns. Just sitting out in the middle of a garage restoration facility…. Maybe I’m wrong. I couldn’t have that where I live.! And yes, I have served our country too!

Whenever the wife hears me watching a radial engine video “Oh, you’re watching your fetish porn again?” 😂

I can't believe the only nation on earth that has so many different types of stealth airplanes that they were able to retire one type yet they still have Trump and his anti technology magats controlling the government

July 24 1937 I Turned 6 Years Old And Love Stearmans

Bonjour, un avion d'une total réussite, il est magnifique bravo et merci pour cette vidéo, thank you👍💯/💯 et un grand bonjour de la France 🇨🇵❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

My father flew one in WW2/ Pacific Theatre. Late in the war, he flew with a few former Black Sheep Squadron members. When he talked about this aircraft his eyes would light up. He absolutely loved it. Thank you for giving me a glimpse of what it was like for him flying this amazing aircraft.

I don’t see flying!

Big beautiful gull-wing killer!

Absolutely beautiful.

Guts !

VERY COOL !! I love the Nighthawk 😎💜💜

Alicia only made 2 appearances in that show. Hopefully they have more of her in the reboot.

Cool. Who's the redhead?

It was nice to see the wheel landings, proof that one doesn't *need* to 3-point a Corsair. The no-flap 3-pointer was cool too, tho I could see the dollars flying away in that tire smoke. Also, really cool to see how the airplane was well controlled in slow flight and stalls, and how the pilot did an excellent job on the rudder during takeoff. My father's friend's wife's cousin was T. Boone Guyton, one of the early test pilots for the Corsair. I read his book, and the stories about the early models were scary. It's that iterative process of design which so few people really appreciate, which made this airplane as controllable as it is.

I have joined the race to replace the C-2 Greyhound aircraft with a variant of the Lockheed Martin S-3 Viking

I don't care what anyone says - this man is not dead, and will never die!

Is this a stealth lol wahahahaha I thought Is discontinued why still flying ? Wahahahaha Need to standby a Soviet missile again wahahahahaha

Why can we never see the full earth? just half of it? or 10% of it, someone explain. 🤔🤣

So where are the stars?

wait, you forgot the gunsight

I was the Crew Chief on the B-52 there. My partner and I prepped it for it's final flight to England. Colonel Nerger was the Aircraft Commander.

that earth is so fake, the earth is flat

Good video. I subscribed to your channel because you didn't talk and ruin it.

Hollywood is awesome 👍👍👍😎😎😎

I lived in casselbury and I remember the house shaking for a second as the sound wave hit the house. Always scared me but was so cool you could feel the effects that far east.

They had some of these come to Korea when i was stationed there in 1992/93, I worked w/a guy that came from them when they were black projects at TTR and he knew some guys that came over w/them so he arranged us crew chiefs a sneak peek (this would be in the "tree" area at Kunsan) Anyway, my memory is faded but I do remember going up the ladder and seeing a very old analog cockpit that wasn't unlike the Block 15 A/B model F-16's I started on. Cool aircraft however and I'm so glad I was in the USAF, our technology is incredible and fearsome for the people on the receiving end of it.

Wow. Amazing view of earth.

Flat earthers, check out 2:53..

At what speed did you fly this route? Saw the Air Speed but couldnt read it. Yes I am a pilot LOL

I used to see them around 2016, was the last time I saw one in particular flying around, with border patrol, here in south Tx.i haven’t seen them, or “it” flying, probably got retired.

imagine the reactions of the people living in the suburbs below the plane ol' gramp's gettin flashbacks

Imagine being feared of height...

5/5/2024...covid19...korona...sultan...sambas