Fokker G.1 aircraft on mission 1939, Bergen airfield, The Netherlands (no sound)

Fokker G.1 crew briefing and takeoff from Bergen Airfield, the Netherlands. 1939
I don't own video rights, all rights go to the Dutch Institude of Militairy History

[@scootergeorge7089]

Love the way the crew hops over the fuselage, saving several steps getting to the aircraft!

[@Herman6507]

Unique upload. Great!👍 What a beautiful and capable heavy fighter that was. Just too few too late.

[@loveofmangos001]

And 99% destroyed on the ground

[@javasrevenge7121]

This is a great upload, finally something about the netherlands.

[@SockdraggerWoodworks]

Just got to love that uniforms

[@garyhooper1820]

Short, but sweet 😎

[@isaacaguirre954]

0:44 that aviator did have a parkourist's soul

[@skelejp9982]

Yeah , I was thinking, he could have just walked around.
Just another Pilot checkin his skills , I guess !
Once seen a Video on how Dutch G-1 Pilots made some very decent air kills/fights during may 1940

[@StudioFranq]

Seemed to be very capable aircraft at the time

[@HarborLockRoad]

Beautiful aircraft!

[@scootergeorge7089]

The Lockheed P-38 was a better looking aircraft.

[@TDP8837]

@@scootergeorge7089 that's subjective, depends on one's preference
i personally prefer the Fokker over the Lockheed though

[@scootergeorge7089]

@@TDP8837 - Appearances are fine but, the P-38 Lightning was the superior aircraft. The Lightning was a legitimate, high altitude, 400 MPH fighter AND America's top ace, Richard Bong flew, the P-38.

[@genekelly8467]

Was gthere a gun in the back?

[@dpswets]

There was in a fully rotating turret. Very cool design.

[@martinh1277]

0:31 Fietsen!

[@jamesnewberry1191]

I made the different sounds when needed myself.

[@davidburland6576]

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