Aviators 301 FREEview: WWII Pilot Training - T-6 Texan
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- Опубліковано 4 вер 2024
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Kurtis takes you back in time to see what it was like for young WWII pilots to fly in the legendary fighter, the P-51 Mustang. But first he has to earn his wings in a T-6.
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Haha, still.. the Spitfire has a place in my heart ;) the Mustang is still a brilliant aircraft though. Would love to fly both!
It's Steve Larmore, not Laramore. He's a great instructor. I had a flight with him at the T-6. Awesome!!!
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These videos made me a wanting pilot
amazing aircrafts!!!
ive flown one of these, great plane
I some people spoke just a wee bit slower and if there wasn't any background "music" this would be a most enjoyable video.
"This is the critical part.."
"Don't say that!"
Hahaha
I think the most well recognised aircraft from the WWII may well be the Spitfire! or the Lancaster or even the B52.
B-52??
Mustang being the most recognized WW2 fighter aircraft? maybe in America but im pretty sure the Spitfire is up there somewhere?
i think the spitfire is second and the third is the messechimit ( correct for spelling please)
Un vídeo perfecto.
where can I find the yellow t-6 models the instructor uses? I would love to have one on my desk
Nice work Curtis! Im sure that was as much fun as it looked like. You're one lucky guy :-)
Yeah, I'm not America or England, but Spitfire is number 1.
Spitfire > Mustang
Although I am slightly bias...
are Air Force pilots allowed to wear glasses in the US?
400k pilots trained by?
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