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Awesome Hawker Hurricane Low Flypast " Goosebumps ".
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- Опубліковано 23 тра 2010
- The folks on the cold wind swept hill, had a heart warming moment, when a Hurricane swooped down for a awesome low flypast. it was great to see a folks honouring this iconic aircraft.
You have to watch this brief clip quite a few times to see the detail that is happening on the ground also......The people running about,the small child hiding behind an adult ,people literally jumping with hope n joy
and many waving arms.....Absolutely heart warming video!
The aeroplane that helped to win WW2 and especially the Battle of Britain.
Contrary to other statements by are allies who think they won the war single handed
@@Dodger0103it was a combined effort for sure, but the Soviets did most of the work by far. Over 4 out of 5 of all the German soldiers that were killed during WWII died on the Eastern Front.
@@AlphaChinoz
And that was in reprisal for the slaughter of the Russians in the German advance on Russia, who took no prisoners. And the rest as they say is history.
Everybody is prepared to give credit to the Spitfire but so many forget the great workhorse of the RAF during the Battle of Britain. Good to see one of these great old birds still flying.
14000 hurricanes - 50% raf victories in ww2, 24000 spitfires, 30 % victories
Damn right, and the Cannon Armed Hurricane was a real brawler. It smashed Rommel in North Africa.
We would lose without Spitfires, there's no doubt about it...
RIP Granddad 1940 BoB MIA Dover Coast
@@jakubfrei3757 Yes and we would have lost without the Hurricanes as well.
Just to let you know, he gave you a Wing Salute!
@Joshua张志鸿 Beautiful story!
yes i saw that, pretty cool
Waggle waggle 😜🤩💖
Wing wave
Wibble wobble
Amazing machine and a great wave by the pilot
Love a wing-waggle!
Love your channel.👍
Designed by Sir Sydney Camm probably the best aeronautical engineer in Britain's fighting aviation history. Strange that the man responsible for such a beautiful aircraft rarely gets a mention.
And he went on to design many other great aircraft including having a hand in the Hawker Harrier. It makes you wonder what RJ Mitchell would have made of jets had he lived.
My father worked for Hawkers during WW2 and Cam was good at taking the credit for other people’s work.
Engineers deserve more recognition for sure
Good job ole chap!
As others have said the Hurricane rarely gets the credit it deserves compared to the (excellent) Spitfire. It had more kills in the Battle of Britain and as well as targeting bombers it did very well against the fighters too. Hurricanes could out turn the faster fighters, something demonstrated in real life trials and it could take more punishment. Great plane.
Remember there were a lot more Hurricanes than Spitfires in the B.O.B.
Also the repair time was a lot quicker on a Hurricane due to the materials used.
Hurray for the hunchback!
It was slow and rugged, but it was excellent! Its low speed n' tight turns, gave a huge advantage in the defending.
Better gun platform too
Did you hear that music? It's called "A Merlin."
A beautiful sound and a amazing engine
Gives me goosebumps!! Anna. 🤗
Love the RR Merlin
The engine that won WW2 :))
@Jim Barrows No Merlins sound so much nicer than any American engine
Man. There's something wonderful the sound of that engine does for my soul, that the sound of a jet engine could NEVER do.
Look up the Vulcan jet plane if you haven’t already. It’s super quiet approaching you, but one of the loudest as it passes.
As an ex BBMF ground crew I have always had a soft spot for the Hurricane. Behind the Merlin it is so different to the Spitfire. The Spitfire was the first of a new generation of fighter, the Hurricane the last of the old. You can remove two panels on the bottom of the fuselage of the Hurricane and stand up inside the aeroplane, see right through the cockpit to the instrument panel, turn round and you can see down to the tail, see the metal tubing frame with the wood formers and fabric covering, inside it looks totally in a different world to the Spitfire.
My Grandfather LOVED working on hurricanes. such easy machines to fix up after a "prang".
It's the monoplane Hawker Fury.
I would agree with that.@@lawrencelewis2592
Low flying warbird says hello to the crowd.
Yeah, bitches!
Have to have my fix of this fabulous ,touching clip whenever I go on UA-cam....no music just the sound of that great engine.
Such a nice thought by the pilot,
made everyone's day I bet!
woooow ... what a nice fly by !!!
Two things that make the hairs on my neck stand on end. Merlin is one and the Vulcan howl is the other!
@@geoffreymorris7542 *_YEAH_*
Strange when old clips like this start getting promoted again
Classics are timeless
UA-cam have seen the popularity of tiktok so are trying to compete by recommending a slew of short, interesting, cute or funny clips. Doesn't matter if they are 11 years old even, that's what they will do. Don't ask how I know lol. But that's what this is about. Their old, 10 mins minimum thing, is old hat now and they know it.
@Nick deKelaita maybe if conservative channels didn't repeatedly and intentionally spread misinformation, they wouldn't have a problem. i know of plenty of conservative channels that haven't been "shut down" because they're based in reality, not q-anon la-la land.
with covid on going no one out there doing things like these so they got to bring the old stuff back
Found it in my recommended just now. LOL. Happy I did.
I had a Hurricane model as a boy. I know the Brits love them some Spitfires, but I was fond of the Hurricane. It did the dirty work against the bombers. I have a soft spot for the underappreciated.
More enemy aircraft were shot down by hurricanes than spitfires during battle of Britain; you're right, good plane, good pilots - under appreciated.......
Snap, 3/5 ths of fighter commands aircraft were hurricanes, not including the aircraft carrier based planes. Yet this is the much under appreciated plane. Thin on the ground nowadays too. I built a balsa hurricane when I was little. The spitfire is too obvious.
Snap, 3/5 ths of fighter commands aircraft were hurricanes, not including the aircraft carrier based planes. Yet this is the much under appreciated plane. Thin on the ground nowadays too. I built a balsa hurricane when I was little. The spitfire is too obvious.
Antony Collingwood the swordfish sunk more german boats than any other aircraft,talk about an underestmated aircraft this was it
***** I wouldn't say underestimated - They certainly flew themselves into the history books when they crippled Bismarck.
The crowd sat on rolling green hills, Miss Merlin singing to those whose freedom she helped secure and silver/grey coastal landscape at the end is just spectacular.
As a POM now living in Saskatoon, Canada, this is enough to make me smile like a boy.
If you’re ever in Windsor, go see the full scale monument down the road from Sydney Camm house (Designer). There is a plaque honouring him and marking it as a place of historical importance. Its down the road from her Majesty’s castle on the river.
I used to take my Triumph there for pics on a Sunday ride. Nothing says 🇬🇧 like drinking tea on a Sunday ride with a 3 cylinder Triumph perched under a Hurricane. Lovely, simply lovely.
Cool!
I thought you meant Windsor, Ontario, Canada. That’s a lot closer to me since I’m from Detroit, Michigan.
I just can never get tired of that sound.. Those old hand made engines, beautiful on the ears!
the growl of a 12 cylinder Rolls Royce Merlin......indescrible!!!!!!
That is a two stage Packard Merlin V-16 in this Hurricane which is a 2c, not a real Hawker.
ziggy morris umacks has seen dunkirk now he thinks hes a plane expert 😂
@@aucourant9998 thanks for the irrelevant point
The sound of a Merlin should be: a) the national anthem; b) the UK citizenship test - if the sound of a Merlin raises the hairs on the back of your neck - you're in!
@@hughn totally agree, dambuster soundtrack, with good headphones, sennheiser, great h phones, how ironic
Still one of the most beautiful sounds of engineering in the world to me.
I hope these planes never fade from existence. Simply beautiful!
The "Wag" of the wings says it all.Love it.
It was a salute
About 30 years ago was walking along clifftop in South Wales when a Spitfire and a Hurricane (will have been from St Athans) flew past less than 100 yards out from the cliff, at clifftop height. It all seemed to happen in slow motion ... unexpected and very wonderful. Such beautiful aircraft.
I'd have fell over the cliffe---
I have that in North Wales. My house is on a hill but the planes that fly ultra low are C17s Hecules???
Hello five years later btw.
U lucky sod
@@keithhenderson3727 theres a spitfire type plane flying over my house everyday. RAF training plane.i think it's called a Texas?
@@tonyjones9442 It's probably a Texan, it's a two seat trainer used during WWII. Made by North American Corp which also made the Mustang and the B-25 Mitchell.
2 years ago I went up in a ww2 1944 spit from Biggin Hill .( £3000 )for 40 mins..it was last flight of the day in oct. We flew back into the setting sun.I had the stick for about 5 to 8 mins and dived and banked it.A life long ambition never to be forgotten. One guy waiting to go up in the spit had already done the Hurricane flight.Thats £6000 for both flights.
Awesome.i get to say I flew a spitfire.
The most underrated and underappreciated fighter in WW2. Hurricane you were the forgotten Legend!
That's because the Hurricane wasn't a very good fighter. The model 2 C in the video had quite a punch but was slow and clumsy nevertheless.
@@dingdong2103 No! Just No!
@@raptor1672 Yes! Just yes! If the 109 would have had a better combat radius, they would have totaled the hurricanes easily. But as it was, once they got there they were already out of fuel. The training manual of the WW2 era FAF states this of the hurricane: The plane is slow and clumsy. When engaged, start turnfighting immediately and aim behind the engine where the fuel tank is. One hit will start a fire usually (and the pilot is directly behind the tank). The hurricane burned many pilots horribly due to this.
2024 and this puts a smile to my face! Living near Biggin Hill I got to sit in restored Hurricane and Spitfire few years ago👍🏻❤🇬🇧🇮🇹
That shake of wings was really satisfying ❣️.
I’ll be darned if I didn’t get goosebumps!! Splendid aircraft!
F**k.....Makes you proud to be British ;)
What country are you from?
Stewart Nicol as BILLY CONNOLLY : Well, the USA did win the War of Independence against Britain. Also the Mexican-American war. And they forced a stalemate in the war of 1812. Admittedly, Britain was somewhat distracted by Napoleon, but that's still pretty good for such a young country. The USA wasn't "on the fence" in WWII. It was very deliberately watching the European powers self-destruct so that it could become the new number one. Rather clever, you have to admit.
They forced a stalemate in 1812? I'm pretty sure it was them who invaded Canada, got beaten rotten and then spent the rest of the war hemmed in behind their border. Only Americans could turn something like that into some kind of coming of age party. Pathetic. Sure they won the Independence war but so did France and Spain alongside them - "thanks for stabbing your Protestant mother land in the back and getting vicious Absolute Catholic monarchies like France and Spain to bail you out".
As for WW2, you're right. They played that like the opportunistic twats they are. What better than war thousands of miles from your borders that you only have to fight half off while selling shit stimulating your industrial space and industry.
TheSmiler62 Shame we don't make aircraft anymore! Just bits of them!
Why do I have stopped saying British instead Bri'ish
My Grandfather's steed during the Battle of Britain as a Sergeant Pilot.. Only one BoB pilot left now.
He flew Typhoons before and after D-Day too. He was a scary grandad but you knew where you were with him. A decent gent.
It's strange to watch historical documentaries with aircraft, dogfighting against the Luftwaffe over England, then think that my grandad was up there, swearing like...and ripping .303 into some poor German while he sweated into his mask. It's been a long time but I'm glad I got to know him.
Imagine being a kid during ww2 and watching these beasts flying back home. It must have been an amazing sight.
Every few months or so, I just come back and listen to this video. The sound always picks me up and makes me smile. It's perfect.
AMAZING, definitely gave me goosebumps watching it on here.. imagine being there
BEYOND BEAUTIFUL!!!! THE SPIRIT OF THE ENGLISH PEOPLE FROM THE DARKEST HOURS OF THE BLITZ WILL ALWAYS BE REMEMBERED AND HONORED.
- FROM AN AMERICAN VETERAN, CHEERS!!!
HOOT Thank you!
My aunt was dating this accountant at Ford. He was into planes and had a Hawker Hurricane. I grew up on a farm east of Edmonton Alberta. One day when I was about 10 we hear this plane..pretty loud. It was him buzzing the farm. Pretty cool. He did pretty much the same thing flying by low while waggling his wings.
That pilot was once a little kid, standing on a hill, when someone did the exact same thing to him. There was more than just a greeting in that tip of the wing, that was shared joy.
Well said!
Nothing more ominous, elegant, and romantic that a piston engine fighter...
Hurricanes, Spitfires, Typhoons, Mosquitos.
Britain produced the most beautiful and bad ass planes of WW2
Great video, airplane and scenery.
There are many videos on the tube with the sound of a Merlin engine but I keep comeing back to this one, brilliant sound and a great video.
You could be British with comments like that my friend! I fear Britain is not quite the country it was back then, but for those of us who still cherish our freedoms and understand how hard the fight was to win them, this plane and its contemporaries are embedded in the national psyche. Seldom has it been the case that such a small group of men with essentially two fighters at their disposal have saved a Nation. I used to live next to a Battle of Britain pilot. He passed away last year; I cried!
Served our country with distinction what a machine
My father-in-law flew Hurricane Mk IIC "Hurribombers" like this with 11 Squadron RAF during the battles of Kohima and Imphal. He survived the war but his plane did not -- another pilot had a bomb hang up and tried everything he could to shake it free but couldn't. Finally, running low on fuel, he landed as lightly as he could, but the bomb broke free and exploded, wrecking the aircraft. The pilot walked away!
OMFG!!! That sound !!!.
Nice recognition "wiggle" from the pilot too!
We had an F-6F Hellcat at Oceana NAS in 1967-68 during an air show. Nobody now understands the severity of WW2 because my uncle and father had to answer the call. My father never saw combat in WW2 and nearly went to Korea and my uncle flew B-17s from Kimbolton England with the 379th Bomb Group of the 8th Air Force against some very tough Luftwaffe fighter aces. Thank God for the 56th Fighter Group and Hubert Zemeke and Robert S Johnson and Gabby Gabreski because the indirectly allowed my uncle to survive 37 bombing missions and he died 2010 age 93. LT Col. Mayo R Adams of Roanoke Virginia and the B-17 Elsie Mae.
Such a beautiful classic video, just perfect, the crowd below the plane makes me smile, I bet kids did just that during the battle for Britian
Nice reaction from the pilot, a wing wave. Great video.
É de arrepiar !!! Wowwwww !!! O som do motor.....a aproximação..... Sensacional !! HUGS FROM BRAZIL !!!!
Goosebumps when the pilot rocked his wings over the crowd in a gesture of salute.
Watching this 9 years later, gives me goosebumps.
Whenever I am feeling a bit blue, I just put this on and 22 seconds later the hair is standing up on the back of my neck and I feel so much better.
Yep....and for maximum effect, I play it through the stereo !! 👍👍👍👍👍
Excellent comment! Me too.
Same reaction, only better with 4 engine lancasters, ! c;
@@andypreston1524 try good headphones, bass response and listen a lancaster bomber, c;
im on a wwii vehicle video spree, and every video, whether allied or axis vehicles, i have to wipe away a tear, all of these beautiful land and air vehicles.
I had this walking back from the Needles on the Isle of Wight. Totally goose bump exciting deep rumble - heard it before I saw it. Will never forget it.
These planes always make me well up with pride. I just cant help it. Im proud to be British
Its the way British pilots say hello to folks on the ground.
Simply that--seen it many times.
1. The crowd running in excitement to get closer to the aircraft even though he’s already turning towards them and well aware of them being there.
2. The sound of the crowd exclaiming in happiness as they realise that he’s going to fly right over the top of them, which is almost instantly lost in the rising roar of the merlin.
3. The joy in watching the Hurricane salute the waving crowd back, then the utter beauty of it flying out over the cliffs with the sea and the sky ahead, evoking all kinds of emotions - the defence of these islands against tyranny, yearning for an age gone past where being British meant being proud of who we were and what we stood for, and all the while, the magical note of the Merlin over everything.
Yes, this is short, but it’s one of the best videos on UA-cam I’ve ever seen.
Totally agree with you,...the normal folk getting a wing salute from the pilot is so heart warming......I was once walking on the beach along Crosby when a Chinook was approaching in the distance,as it the noise grew louder people started looking for it,as it drew over the beach we all started waving and the pilot did a sort of skidding motion from left to right!!........I couldnt get the smile off my face for hours!!!!
That crow got out the way fast lol .
No matter how many times I’ve watched this clip in the years since it was uploaded, it still brings a lump to my throat. 13 years ago when that Hurricane roared overhead there were still a handful of ‘the few’ left: not now I’m afraid to say. We shall not see their like again. My father who died last November was the ‘youngest’ possible age to have served in that war, albeit briefly in 1945 against the Japanese.
That did exactly what it said on the tin. Goosebumps indeed.
Nothing like the sound of a high performance piston plane.
Great video, awesome plane.
What a treat for an aviation enthusiast to be that close to a Hurricane in flight!
I could watch this all day.
This was the plane used by our romanian national war hero , aviator Horia Agarici ( he was born in Swissland ) . In 1941 he defended alone Port Constanta at Black Sea, He took his Hawker Hurricane even he had some fuel problems and destroyed alone 3 russian Bombers that were preparing to bomb Constata Casino and the rest of the city . The other bombers ran. He was World War II flying ace and a war hero, that lived a hard life after the russian communists ocupied our country. But in a fight he saved the life of a russian fighter , that ran out of ammo. He could had shot him down, but because he had honor he let him flee and ran , making him just a sign with his hand . Later in 60 s that russian pilot that he saved his life, came to Romania ,( he was now a big soviet general ) and Horia was in prison without any rights. He look for him and in sign of respect , he helped him get out of the communist prison ! This is a real story, is a museum and you can goodle it. Would make a great scenario for a movie ! Proud to be Romanian !
That was an amazing story, Qpae123!
And you're right. It would make a great movie.
+qpae123 Nice story qpae123,there's good people in all nations.
flip inheck Romania was a rich Kingdom before WW2, one of the richest countrys in Europe. I believe those Hurricanes , were personal planes, bought by the pilots before the war. When he saved Constanta he flew alone.
@Yes, since were in war with the brits...:))
Thank you for that fascinating tale which I had never heard about.
My Grandfather went to war in this during the Battle of Britain. They got Typhoons before D-day but he had to fly night fighter patrols in the Hurricane over Coventry which was extremely stressful. I think the combination of a single seat, single engined fighter with no nav. aids in a war situation would be bad. He was a gentleman and took it in his stride until he passed away in 2001.
Yep, Awesome! Nice that he tipped his wings in salute to the people below.
wow, just listening to the engine is awesome.
This is why I love England. I've been on holidays abroad for 3 months now and you just made me even more homesick. Can't wait to get back! Great shot, thanks for sharing. Cheers.
Fernando Manrique we moved 'downunder' 34 years ago. I was 9. to say I miss my island is a massive understatement!!! and hearing a Merlin makes me homesick even more!
Fernando Manrique Photography & Production I assume you mean britain...since there are actually 4 countries in the British Isles...
Are you back?
@@guardianobserver6593 Hey dude, no, looks like we're going to be here a little longer, 20, 30 years lol. Loving it here.
@@fernandon0s1
Spain?
This clip never gets old, brings a smile to face seeing him turn over the waiting crowd and wave back.
Goosebumps indeed!!! Nice of the pilot to acknowledge them waving at him!
"Merlin engines. Sweetest sound you could hear out here"
Agreed, it was real special because flypasts like that are rare.
While flying, both the Spit and Hurricane are the only aircraft on earth to genuinely give me goosebumps. The sound of Merlin’s in full flow are purely orchestral.
Goosebumps?
Definitely, and the "cackle" of the Merlin just adds to the wonderment of this so iconic aircraft! Fantastic video...
Sir Winston Churchill said it all when he said, 'Never, in the field of human conflict, was so much owed by so many, to so few.' God bless all the Fighter Command pilots who took part in the Battle of Britain and denied air supremacy to the Luftwaffe long enough to make Operation Sealion unviable. Especially those who didn't come back.
It really works, I DID get goosebumps!
Best fighter for its time, and still good til the end.
I stood in rapture when I saw a Spitfire flying directly over my home a few years ago, but the Hawker Hurricane is every bit as important to the victory in 1940. We wouldn't have won the Battle of Britain with just the Spitfire alone!
I love it when UA-cam recommends something epic.
The description says it's, "a heart warming moment" but doesn't say why. Every time I watch this video, my eyes fill with tears. Why should the sound and sight of a Hawker Hurricane get me so emotional?
You are only human :)
lordofbore Well, that clears that up. Thanks. If anyone notices, "I must have gotten something in my eye."
Beautiful plane!
Fantastic fly by. I too get goose bumps every time I see them, and here that engine. Magnificent.
Wow oh wow. What a beautiful place to stand. Awesome video x 😊
A Brit and an American talking to each other:
American fires a gun - "That's our sound of freedom"
Hurricane or Spit zooms past - "That's ours old chap"
Yeah, I'll just pop on down to the old Hurricane shop, purchase myself a couple of Hurricanes, because, you know, "freedom."
Thats the sea hurricane mk1 C as well so has 4x20mm hispano cannons, not only does it make freedom noise flying it also has an astonishing amount of firepower, dakakakaka
Cant wait to take my boys to the air show x
That little wave he gives😁 that was wholesome.
My father told beca story during the BoB he was sitting on top of a hill when 2 hurricanes came buzzing thru the valley chased by two Me109's with two spitfires hot on their tails. John Pat RAF 1938 thru 1945. During the BoB he was with 238 Sqdn. RIP pops, we miss you.
My goosebumps started the instant I saw the plane coming . . .
My aunt Betty flew spitfire during the war to young airmen around Britain and one Lancaster bomber she was attacked once by another spitfire was there and helped the Germans never got her but dementia did she was 92 when she died
R.I.P. Betty. God bless you for your service to the free world.
The girls who delivered those Spits to the airbases knew them so well they could've flown them against Jerry.
my moms first job at 14 yrs, helping build aircraft at castle bromwich, and anderson shelters thru the bombings, we owe it all to that generation, amen
Bloody dementia. I'm much younger than 92 but am beginning to shows signs.
@@984francis Me too,at 68.
What a sound! And to think there were thousands of these making that same noise day and night.
I can already imagine being a youngster in Britain in 1940 and seeing a Hawker Hurricane fly over a village. Such a powerful aircraft. x8 7.7mm. machine guns, a Merlin engine, and a tough airframe.
It was also the same plane flown by the pilots of the 303rd. Squadron, and did most of the dirty work against the bombers. I don't think the Supermarine Spitfire should've taken all the credit.
Amazing sound of RR Merlin engine:) wow She is so beautifull:)
A wing waggle! Fantastic!
I think the English channel still reverberates with the fine sound of Hurries , Spits and Mustangs along with the returning bombers. Listen with your hearts.
You didn't lie : 21 seconds of sheer goosebumps. Many thanks !
Proud to be english
I bet as the pilot flew overhead, he was going pow, pow, chatter, chatter pow!
+fartunique DAKA DAKA DAKA buddy :)
Nick Keogh Haha.
Attack Attack Attack ....
Awesome sound and looking the part in a low level pass too it certainly gets my vote 👍👏👏😉😁Ⓜ️🇬🇧🐒🎉
My father worked for Hawkers as a designer during WW2 and told me that Cam was good at taking credit for other people’s work.
Magnificent!!!!!
folks..doesn't that sound just put jets a little lower on the rung...these beautiful machines are so awesome..thx for the video..
Good planes + men with titanium balls = freedom survives. They ALL deserve MASSIVE RESPECT. Great to see folks come out to honor these relics of the great fight!! Thank you Wonkabar007 for creating and sharing such a great vid.
absolutely beautiful!