Lord think about the young men in their late teens and early twenties flying the fighters and bombers in combat. They don’t call them the special generation for nothing.

I'm so glad you survived Reno in 79 with the Red Baron. I was there.

Eat dirt Tojo.

Real heroes

Whoo-hoo! :-) My fav!

He has legs made of the same stuff used in the space shuttle?

What a work of art! No goofy gloss paint or decals, this is the standard for an outstanding restoration

Stupid, stupid music. Let’s just hear that R-3350, please.

Adding greatly annoying music is a virus worse that the plague! It strikes mainly in the ear and then spreads to the whole soul!

Wow Top

Beautiful bird, thanks for the interior shots!

my dad flew those planes

Wow pretty good for a copy :) Now everyone copies our crap :)

And really sad it’s gone .

It was a great video learned a lot but, it sure would have been much better if we could have heard the aircraft fly instead of that annoying music.

The Japanese plane that participated in World War II is the Mitsubishi A6M Zero, also known as the "Zeke" by Allied intelligence². They were designed by the famous aircraft designer Jiro Horikoshi. The aircraft was exceptionally fast and agile, allowing Japanese pilots to outperform older Allied aircraft, and had a long range suitable for the Pacific theater of operations².🇮🇶🌹🙏🇯🇵

Now imagine 40 22 years old flying these into combat

My great uncle flew the Sabre during the Korean War. Stationed at K-13 (suwon air base)

Born 1960 WW 2 was still fresh on everyone's minds, as a kid listening to the adults talk about japz and krauts, the economy was booming thanks to all the brave men who sacrificed all to show what it means to be an American, as a kid we'd pledge allegiance to the USA, hand over heart, it's a shame that the war is mostly forgotten, this airplane was one of my favorites, along with the P38 lightning. God bless all who served and to those who serve today. 🇺🇸

If a kid drew a plane

Holy mother of god

Absolutely beautiful aircraft

Why would you add noise to the music of the zero's engine?? Makes no sense whatsoever.

Two A6M3s and one A6M5 I think.

Didn't the g model have enclosed waist gunner wondows?

of the thousands of planes lost by the british in ww2 only about 190 of them were shot down.

Wow the sound like pulse jet from V-1 buzz bomb from ww2..

The old work horse.

I knew Dave when we both were flying for American Eagle/Wings West Airlines out of LAX. We at LAX were a fairly small group of crew members so we all knew each other, almost like an extended family. While I can’t recall flying together, he’d approach me from time to time with questions in the crew lounge or swapping aircraft at out stations. He was a good guy, knowledgeable, a “good stick”, a good Joe.

Woah

P-38 forever!

Steve’s my hero 👍💯

My Dad flew this plane from King's Cliffe England. He was "Black Barney".

Try doing a Pogochev Cobra.

My Uncle flew P-40’s. So great to hear Alison talk. Does anyone know if Alison ever attended World War II Weekend in Reading, Pennsylvania at The Mid-Atlantic Air Museum? Im curious because Philip Cochran was born in Erie, PA. I remember seeing Alison’s memorial on a School Field trip.

No music please!!!!!!

Shame on you for putting music in that. We don't care about that! What we care about is the sound of the engine. And the real sounds. We're Aviation Enthusiasts.

what song is that?

P-38 sound is great, no need for music.

That looks much more compact than a hellcat.

Это круто .👍👍👍

NEVER thought I'd see three real Zeros in formation at the same time! Those who restored these aircraft, many thanks!

Precioso caza un de mis aviones favoritos de la segunda guerra mundial

Yamamoto shooter, Gabelschwanz teufel. A hell of an aircraft.

UltraLights, get a Bigger FuelTank!

Good Test Run!

Rod Lewis has another Avspecs restored Mosquito coming to Texas soon. Steve Hinton did the test flights in New Zealand recently.

Hey planes of Fame, quick question, I know this was in 2022 and came back today and yesterday (2024), is it every two years, or every year?

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Funfact: the Mossie could deliver the same bombload to Berlin as a B-17 but it would be half way back in the Uk before the B-17 got to Berlin. An incredibly versatile aircraft. One version had a huge cannon fitted to sink U Boats. The USAAF had many Mosquitoes for various tasks.