Too bad they didn't save 1 or 2 for air shows, it would be a great draw, and of course, the CF-104's, what a duo that be!

The mozzie tail rudder looks like a great white sharks fin slicing through the seas...

To level the field, the Germans & Japanese were scared of both of them

Beauty and the Beast springs to mind. The P-38 was one ugly plane.

I was at this show! Best one I ever saw but man was it hot that day!

I wish I could have seen these fly. I heard they were incredibly loud in person. The Voodoos are just downright beautiful Cold War interceptors

I grew up in Reno, next to the Air Races. I got to go, every year, when I was a kid. Even out at the pylons, before they turned it into a money scam. It sounds ludicrous, but the races and F-14 demo's actually got commonplace for me. Had I known that the US F-14's were going to be decommissioned and destroyed, and the air-races were going to end, I would have absorbed every second of every race, and demo. I wish the Super Tomcat 21 and 22 could have been a cost effective and approved Sendoff for the Tomcat.

why for love of god did you add that annoying music while they were landing... would be great to hear them and the airshow announcer as he was giving some info...

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Great video. Great planes!

MOSQUITO WAS A WORK OF ART DID IT ALL THE MEN LOVED IT

The RF-101's were so fast, that McDonnell had to put a Forward are speed limit on them so that they didn't melt the windscreen in straight and level flight. But if you exceeded that they would have to chip you out of your canopy with hammers and chisels so you can get out of the cockpit

Thanks for posting, great to see a Voodoo demo!

P38 and P51 greatest planes ever made

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Being American, my pick is obvious.

You beauty!... I miss them down under👍✈️🇳🇿

Did you know the 262 set an absolute speed record in 1943 at 604 miles an hour unbelievable it had only small numbers but still shot down more airplanes then all the p51s combined what a fantastic airplane and if you look at all our Jets today commuter Jets and airline Jets they copied the 262 and made them look a lot alike what a great airplane

Kazdy samolot ma swoja historie sa piekne zrobily swoja robote,wygraly wojne dzieki lotnikom obsludze i inzynierom piekna karta w histori lotnictwa

My favorite WW2 fighters were the P38 and P47. The Mosquito was a fighter/light bomber but ti was a great aircraft too. It is fantastic to see them together.

The P38 Was a failure in Europe it was OK for shooting down obsolete Japanese planes in the Far East. The Mosquito is in a different class.

Those Merlins made a Great sound . Nothing wrong with the Allisons but , hey . Would have been great to them Both come over Low and Full Tilt . 400 mph .

Comparing 70+ yr old planes flying in parade , makes sense !@#$%^&*🤪🙃🤣😍😟😭

It was a P&WJ-57 P-55

I use to crew 100's and 101 Voodooes at Niagara

Two engined get you back home warbirds!

I wish the announcer would shut TF up and let us hear them lol.

Mossie every time, those Merlin's , that sound.. which was actually a bomber that excelled and many other tasks.

Think it was late '80 when the Canadian breweries went on strike and shut down beer availability in Canada (Molson?). The Canadians would fly in to McCord AFB and load up with cases and cases of exported Molson or other brews. The trip back was always low level to keep the cargo from rupturing. This was always hush-hush. If they only knew....

Which one was faster?

Those two were heavily restricted on that burn maneuver(wheels down, air brakes deployed) What a ripoff to the crowd. I've seen those planes boogie out fast and loud 1st hand & up close. Voodoos are cool and were interceptors more than fighters. Those will do a vertical climb also-no problem. These guys are flying gingerly.

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I wonder if Hitler let his ground crews play cheezy 80s porn music?

The P 38 said to the Mossie , " I can go 414 MPH !! The Mossie said " Hold My Beer slowcoach !!! "

Thanks to the Shah, Iran still has this fighter

Its hero

This is a wonderful story of your personal encounters with FiFi over the years! Beautifully done, and I hope I have a chance to see these aircraft one day. Here's to many more years!

based editing out the mustang that shit mid fr fr

About 15 years ago we were on holiday with my in-laws in North Yorkshire in a little village called Hutton-le-Hole when we heard a very distinctive sound. I thought it sounded like 2 Spitfires or, oddly, half a Lancaster. My Father-in-law, who served in the 50th Northumbrian Division from 1941 - 1946 recognised it. So did my Mother-in-law who served in AA batteries from 1943-1945. There at about 2,000 feet was a Mosquito. Fast forward 10 years and we were on holiday in Northumberland and renting a house very near the main East Coast rail line. I heard what l thought was a high speed diesel express train. Wrong! It was a P38 following the track at about 300 feet. Complete with D-Day stripes. Two twin engined aircraft of the same vintage, both with V12 engines yet they sounded so different. The memories will linger.

Beautiful... we recently haf a Mosquito restored down under. 🇳🇿

Ah, the good ole days. Back when they didn't play music at air shows.

F-14トムキャットの可変翼の展開と力強さがたまりませんね❗他の機体にはない魅力を感じます。見ていられる機体でもあるから不思議です❗👍

Both were made to solve a problem. P 38 was a long range escort fighter. The mosquito was a night fighter..pathfinder..bomber..when a 57mm cannon was added was a U-boat killer and finally a photo recon aircraft. But she could out run the German fighters and hold her own if needed. The mosi wasn't made to dog fighter but with such a high top speed it was difficult to engage.

Ace in one day in a P38 in Europe kzfaq.info/get/bejne/j5OgpJiHst26nWg.html

Fantastic footage great camera work Thanks much I took glider lessons from a Canadian scope wizzard

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I prefer the DeHavileed Lightuito.

So pretty.