Video's of WWII Fghter Planes and Bombers

NOT MY CHOISEN MUSIC!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Japanese WW2 aircraft. An other cool animation compilation of Japanese fighter planes. Including Ki-84 / Ki-61 / Zero's N1KI's

I have used a mixture of old and new footage with lots of gun camera action. The Hurricane was designed by Sir Sydney Camm. It was made with a braced steel tube construction, with wooden frames and fabric covering. It was not as good as the best fighters of the times but it could take a lot of punishment and was reliable and easy to produce in quantity. The RAF placed it's first orders in 1936, so it was largely in place for the beginning of WWII. This was the main reason why it bore the brunt of the fighting in the Battle of Britain from Aug-Oct., 1940. Due to the differences in abilities between it and the Spitfire, the Hurricane was given the task of attacking German bombers, while the Spitfires went after the Bf109s and 110s. Three major variants were made during the war including naval varieties. It fought in all of the theatres. It performed well as an interceptor, fighter-bomber, night fighter and ground attack craft. A total of 14,233 were built. For anybody that's interested in 20th century military and home front collecting have a look at my web site to see my collection.There are also more videos plus speeches and news broadcasts of the 20th century. Plus veteran recording. And don't miss the veterans section look for the poppy. http://josephs-militaria-and-homefront-collection.co.uk/

5 Spitfires in a formation

A stunning display by the Mosquito at North Weald about one month before it was destroyed. Read the AAIB website for the TRUTH behind the carburettor/engine failure and crash. http://www.aaib.gov.uk/cms_resources/dft_avsafety_pdf_501355.pdf

A restored BF109 in Flight By M. Poznansky. Thks again Man

Video of N87LL the only flying StuKa in the world.

Yak 3 Russian WWII fighter practising an Airshow Routine at Omaka Airfield, Yak 3 is powered an Allison V1710 V12 engine. Russian V12's are too hard to find.

Самолет Туполев Ту-2 Основные данные. Soviet Air Force. World War II. Военно-воздушные силы / VVS / Voenno-Vozdushnye Sily Great Patriotic War / Великая Отечественная война / Velikaya Otechestvennaya Voyna

Italian wartime newsreel. The CANT Z.501,CANT Z.506 and Sm79b in the Mediterranean theater. Air/searescue; attack on Allied shipping.

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Combination brief History about the Northrop P61 Black Widow with integrated "Build" photos. To see more details go to: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fL2optziAL8 More on the Ziroli 113" RC giant with one of a kind paint job recognizing the more than just black paint schemes. Powered by 125cc's using variable pitch 4 baded props and an intense electrical system - scale everything including wheels & brakes, flight metal skin, rivets, panel lines and a paint job from out of this world.

This video is of the Douglas Dauntless SBD U.S. Navy dive bomber of WWII. I put together this video at the request of an enthusiastic YouTube viewer. All the footage is of the Planes of Fame Museum's (Chino, California) very rare Douglas SBD. I had the honor of meeting Lt. Richard Best (U.S. Navy, Annapolis Class of 1932) at one of the Planes of Fame Museum's monthly seminars and got to talk to him about his historic actions flying the SBD at the Battle of Midway during WWII. This was very shortly before his death at age 92 in 2002. Lt. Best was featured in the National Geographic Magazine cover feature of April 1999. Lt. Best put the first bomb into the deck of the Japanese carrier Akagi and was credited with the sinking of that ship. I haven't read this anywhere elso before, but Lt. Best told me that he put a second bomb into the Agagi that wiped out most of the Zeroes parked on the carrier's deck. He also put a bomb into the carrier Hiryu. Not too shabby a record for one mission, no? Ironically, this was Lt. Best's first and last combat mission. His lungs were damaged by the aircraft's oxygen system when the system ran low on oxygen (calcium hydroxide burning - please check my recollection of the facts on this) and he never flew again as a result. He later contracted tuberculosis but recovered to live to a ripe old age. It was just fascinating talking to him about his wartime experiences.