When you get a 96 year old ace in a 109, for the love of christ, put a couple cockpit cameras in there and mike him up so we can hear what he has to say. What a lost opportunity.
@Da Jakl Pity the Allies didn't take out the Grammar Nazi's as well. Sorry I forgot an accent sir. Now the 496 folks who liked the cheap joke can truly, and deeply understand it...Go correct an essay bud. This is the youtube comment section, not a thesis.
@Da Jakl Racist? Where did you pull that one from? Because i said sorry for forgetting an accent, a simple spelling error common to the internet? Are you that much of a snowflake an apology i shouldn't need to give offends you? Was it because i used another joke calling you a grammar Nazi? Nazi's are a members of a political ideology, not a race if you wanna be sooooo correct (Yes i know "so" is spelled with a single O, the extra O's are for comedic effect, just so we're clear ya dorkward) But dude, okay i forgot an accent when writing a quick YT comment. Was the first sorry not enough? Want a handwritten letter asking forgiveness for the errors of my ways? An apology for not taking second semester German over a useful thing like a trade in college? Chill your dill. Have a laugh. Because fuck knows I'm having one lol
You know, history seems to have repeated itself, except this time Germany won. Germany is the head of the EU for some reason, even though the world had to fight them down twice. They conquered Europe and made every European nation submit to their rules and they didn't even have to fire a bullet XD. On that note, Britain seems to have rebelled against them AGAIN after finally getting Brexit done. Haha well done Britons.
@@thatwhichbinds1727 Yeah no they were socialist. Fascism and Communism are just two sides of the same coin. ...Even though Hitler wasn't even fascist, Mussolini was... HITLER refereed to himself as "National Socialist"
Are we related? My great great great grandfathers first name was Chris with the last name Petersen. His wife's name was Maggie (winkelmann) Petersen or possible Peterson. My great grandfather was Hans Petersen his wife's name was Hattie bosche.
Grandpa Erich flying a spanish Buchón and wondering why he is recalling his holidays in Alicante LoL! really grinds my gears when people confuse a 109 and a Buchón, they are similar, but come on... ; )
Pedro Amézquita I agree, yes it may be a 109 AIRFRAME, but these are Spanish licensed built by Hispano Aviacion meaning it is not a Messerschmitt, powered by a merlin engine, the easiest way to tell is the exhausts from the engines should be on the bottom of the nose as the 109 had an inverted engine, the Daimler Benz DB-605. it’s the same with the CASA built version of the He-111 which also is powered by the Merlin.
@@the_uglysteve6933 What do you mean your glad? The Luftwaffe was one of the strongest air force at the time and a good role model to other countries air force's. There training routines were on point, they'd give extra work to those who were late or didn't improve, they would help eachother through rough times (on the ground and in the air) some squadrons felt like family. You are right on two things thou. 1. It was lead by a vile Dictator 2. The Messerchmitt BF109 E/1 is a great and beautiful aircraft that carries it's own ominous atmosphere. However, every pilot dedicated themselves to their countries air service. They are all human at the end of the day
@@the_uglysteve6933 He is not evil looking he defended what he loves your kind of people just should be not allowed to have internet abilities if you haven't gotten any respect to this heartwarming man
A: “Hey we made sure to take the ammo out of the plane right?” B: “What ammo?” *Machine Guns firing in the distance as the Luftwaffe Pilot gets into a PTSD ridden trance*
Too bad war isn't a fucking sport. Typical attitude of a self interested and entitled aristocratic douchebag. I wonder if it was a sport when he realized he was going to die.
These jokes are hilarious. In all seriousness, this brought a tear to my eye. Politics and history aside, I am sure he felt young again for that brief moment.
It is amazing. The jokes like these in this comment section tend to upset me but I can't help but feel these man would no doubt laugh as well. . Most of them anyway.. And well, I literally laughed so hard about some that it's hard to be sour about them. How amazing this guy got to experience this plane tho after so many years.
I'm a vet , not that old but still a Vet and from 1 combat Vet's point of view I see a very honored man who was called into service by his country and that is all. He served his country and deserves to be honored and treated with respect as all us veterans understand , he was not a monster just a young man called to service by his country !
I can just imagine what was going through his thoughts. Flashback 74 years and he is imagining himself back then and all the other thoughts that came at that time…simply awsome
Despite me being an American, I respect this. It’s a piece of history and heritage. We can drop our differences and admire that someone from the era is still able to fly in one of those all these years later. Very cool
Billy Pitts Modern history it's only been 74 year's since the war ended. I was just in Berlin and bombs are still being found all the time. Human years we don't live long but some technologies move very fast. Soon robots will be walking among us. Google "Sophia" Terminator T800s will be reality in about 20+ years. Rather they will kill human's is yet to be seen, lets hope not.
@@kriegkat8802 for a group of people that still hate them you sure do spend a lot of time emulating what they did in the Middle East. Finger pointing is easy when you ain't looking at your own sins.
@@michaelflores9220 except they didnt, the Luftwaffe dont support the Nazi movement and no he's not a war criminal he's just a fighter pilot :/ blame the leader not the soldiers, they were brainwashed and its their orders, they were given two options, follow orders or get executed
@@michaelflores9220 I'd argue that to be a war criminal we'd have to prove he committed a war crime. And no, "fighting for the Nazis" is not a war crime. Now, we can argue that many parts of the German military committed war crimes, and that would be correct, but nevertheless, unless you have specific evidence on this person, calling him a war criminal is slanderous. It's an old veteran flying again. Even if I dislike the side for which he flew, it's still neat to see, and a nice thing to do for an old man who's on his last legs.
I can only imagine the memories that are were flooding back into this man’s mind as he was flying once again in the very same type of fighter he used so many years ago. I can’t help but think there were more than a few moments for him where he may have forgotten what year it was. Very dumb of the people to not set up a camera or GoPro inside the cockpit or, at the very least, put a mic on Mr. Brunotte.
I think people tend to forget maybe he didn't want any cameras inside the cockpit when they were flying? Or maybe the footage was never released to the public and his family has it for themselves. Tons of reasons why.... Anyways amazing to see a 96 year old hop in a plane like that and go for a fly.
He was not 96 years old. As soon as they fired the engine he was 20 again. I saw a similar event at a airshow where a German vet sat in the cockpit of a Foke-wolfe 190. He instantly remembered all the controls and spent the next half hour back in 1944. He laughed, cried, and talked to his dead friends. Then he was done. When he got out, he was 90 again, but I think he had made peace with some old ghosts. Respect to the airshow hosts that allowed him in the airplane and gave him all the time he needed.
@@Warbirds If I remember correctly, he walked past the public barrier and started pre-flighting the airplane. The air host confronted him because you aren't supposed to touch the planes. When they found out he used to fly the 190, they let him do what he wanted. I think in his mind it ceased to be the year 2010 and became 1944 in a real way. When he was on the plane he looked and moved like a 20 year old. He's probably passed on now, and I want to believe that he was able to go in peace.
No no, you wanted to say: Germany 'only' invaded Poland then England declared war. Beginning: Gliwice and Westerplatte. Reason: joining Prussia to Germany, taking over Gdańsk, defeat Jews from whole Europe and reducing the distance with Russia, which was the future target. You're welcome!
Dunno man, joke's about a distorted brainwashed Nazi-youth into massmurdering civilians in his old age all over again are pretty lame - no, not because it's about a horrible event (there are tons of good joke's about that area) but because your punchline is "He goes murdering again/ Nazis beats Polen to a Pulp" 🤷♂️
@@dexterjoukinen6519 explosive love needs some friction I guess ;-) Europe and the EU realy is something beautiful today, as we all grow closer to eachother. Make love not war...
@@NotUnymous exactly! My great grandfather was a officer in wehrmacht 1939-1944 until he became a pow to the American forces. After the war he became officer again in western Berlin 1949 and fell in love with a polish nurse. I he wrote a book about his military career and gave it to my dad when he died 1999. I've heard alot of stories about ww2 that he told to my father. I really belive that love wins hatred.
@@s.sg5 dont worry polish migs 29 will shot him down. Ah wait no. They will broke down in the air and the pilots wont be able to eject due to defective polish seats
@@ninomueller3963 Bruh didn't you just read what he said the old man flew it but if something odd happens he can take control theres 2 main pilot seats there
@@teleportacja bro chill, this was ages ago, you don't need to promote some polish ww2 squadron, just be glad there isn't a war in Europe anymore and enjoy stealing German cars
@@lutherblissett7873 oh yes and the allies who preformed carpet bombing runs on German civilians were so much better. I bet the pilots of the Enola Gay would probably feel nostalgic from flying the aircraft that dropped the atomic bomb killing thousands upon thousands of civilians. My grandpa was a pilot in the U.S. Air Force and he would of have gave anything in his later years to be able to do what this man did in this video. He just had a love for flying and the aircraft he flew had a special place in his heart.
I can't imagine the feeling of flying in one of these. Imagine the ver getting flooded with all of the memories of flying all these years later he must be so happy and nostalgic
I think that people are missing the point when it comes to the enemy back then. MOST of those who were called to duty by Hitler WERE NOT NAZIS! They were young men just like the Americans and British. All were called to duty to defend their country. It's good to see this man back in the cockpit of the plane he flew when he was a kid. This man deserves the dignity and respect we give all veterans!!!!
Germans weren’t called to defend their country but to attack other countries and they gladly went to war, a war of conquest, nation annihilation and genocidal murder and you’ll find most were nazis.
Ich hatte das große Vergnügen diesen Mann kennen lernen zu dürfen bei meiner Arbeit. Hab ihn ca. ein Jahr jeden Donnerstag mit Lebensmitteln versorgt und hin und wieder auch ein bisschen chauffiert, wenn er z.B. Wäsche abholen & ich sowieso in seine Richtung musste. Sehr netter Mann und wirklich beeindruckend, dass er noch unter uns weilt, ich hoffe das ist auch noch so. Er hat einem Kollegen und mir sein Einsatzbuch gezeigt mit allen Flügen und sein Zuhause ist selbstverständlich auch mit etwaigen Schmuckstücken der Fliegerei ausgestattet. Wünsche ihm weiterhin alles Gute! War mir eine Ehre und hochgradig interessant. Vor allem rechnete ich nie damit so einen Menschen mal kennenzulernen. Tragische Zeit damals. May we never forget!
It's good to see German veterans receive the same amount of respect and recognition as their Allied counterparts. Those who make political statements based on their personal understanding of history are missing the point. There is always a measure of respect for the enemy among soldiers, particularly among airmen, due to the fact that they all shared the same dangers, survived a horrible war, and perfected a set of skills that made them exceptional warriors.
Despite the ugliness of war, there was a certain honor or chivalry between German and Allied pilots, both in the Great War and WWII. RAF ace Douglas Bader - a legend on both sides by the time he was shot down over occupied France in August 1941 - had lost his legs in a pre-war aeroplane crash during training. Consequently, he flew with wooden prosthetic legs. When he bailed out, Bader's wooden legs remained behind in the stricken aircraft. After being taken captive, Bader was received cordially and with respect by his Luftwaffe counterparts. German experten (ace) Adolf Galland, Geschwaderkommodore of JG 26, sent word via the Red Cross to British authorities that Bader needed a replacement set of legs and offered them safe passage to drop off a replacement. Hermann Göring himself gave the green light for the operation. The British responded on 19 August 1941 with the "Leg Operation" - an RAF bomber was allowed to drop a new prosthetic leg by parachute to St Omer, a Luftwaffe base in occupied France - and Bader had his prosthetics back. Galland escorted Bader on a tour of his base, and allowed the British ace to sit in his personal Me-109 fighter. Bader sat out the war as a POW, three years of that time at the infamous Colditz Castle, due to his many escape attempts are previous less-secure facilities. Bader was freed by advancing U.S. Army forces on 15 April 1945.
Erich: "So Ze British have left Ze EU Ja?" Everyone: "yes?" Erich: " Wunderbar! Just let me get my keys" *starts up messerschmitt* Erich: " Just like 8 decades ago"
Have you wondered how many unfortunate innocent victims he killed?I want you to remember the voices of innocently convicted Jews and just unfortunate children
@@vadivanov54 he was a pilot... part of the luftwaffe... not part of the damn SS-Totenkopfverbände. The british and americans both killed innocent people is the war. If war was fun and games people would try it everyday.
Breaking news the RAF lost all the Eurofighter typhoons and the F-35B lightning II and historical planes in a museum from a 96 year old luftwaffe pilot
"We got an unknown contact flying through german airspace towards France sir" "He aint one of ours take it down" "This is ace fighter Erich can anyone hear me over" "Isolate that signal, Erich you mind telling me what you're doing flying towards France" "Sir, Finishing the fight" *Que orchestral music*
This is so exciting for this gentleman to fly once again. I am very happy for him. I can only try to imagine the memories he must have. Bravo for him!!
I can imagine it's like having that one car you loved but had to throw away, and finding that model years/decades later when you thought it was gone for good. Love that feeling
Imagine the emotional dump this man had piloting the plane he flew during the war. Why no camera in the cockpit or audio of what he said? Lost opportunity.
no.. this is fucking stupid, think of what they were fighting for and all respect is lost plenty of germens fought against the nazis no one owes them anything
@@jdrmurphy4141 like i said plenty of of germans fought against the nazis saying was there job is just as stupid.. was it hitlers job to lead the army was it goebbels job spared propaganda? i could take a job killing babys does that make it okay because it is my job?
@@mtndewvoltage6401 They were just serving the Fatherland, the Whermacht. Sure, the Wehrmacht branch was taking part in the Holocaust too, but almost 77% of the Wehrmacht troops were deployed against the Communist war machine. Those did nothing wrong.. unless fighting for their nation wrong? With that logic, American soldiers and all of the others would be "criminals".
@@Zuthieus this would be fine if you don't acknowledge that the germans were the aggressors... however i do not romanticize the actions of nations or armies like some folks they were fascists and they got what they deserved
So you never click? "When you see a white plane, its the USAF, when you see a black plane its the RAF and when you see no plane at all, its the Luftwaffe!"
Oozywolf both incredible movies. They show war for what it is a place to be a hero and show courage, but also a terrible place full of unnecessary violence and horrible suffering.
@@noodlemochi322 his expression was simply priceless man i mean look at his little smile as he entered the cockpit. I don't know but for me it's kinda heart touching
I can't imagine what it would be like for this veteran Luftwaffe pilot to sit in the seat again of this great machine after 74 years ago. From Australia. 😲🙂🇭🇲🦘✌️👍👋
My grandpa was on the Eastern Front, he came back and never wanted to talk about war again. Not all who went to war wanted to remember the horrors they have seen.
When you get a 96 year old ace in a 109, for the love of christ, put a couple cockpit cameras in there and mike him up so we can hear what he has to say. What a lost opportunity.
I was thinking the same!!
totaly i agrreee i was waiting for cockpit view, video finished :|
Would have been nice to have seen/heard the ace.
He would shout "Allahuakbar". What do you expect?
@nuff said *schpit feuer*
When you are level 99 player and you decide to complete the tutorial just to get that "100% Completion in the Game stats"....
Oh yeah
Paulo Marcelo troll stfu
@@paulomarcelo4913 haha nice joke, wanna hear mine?
your whole fucking life
xD
@Ben Gan hey nice with avatar
Imagine being a french veteran and seeing a bf-109 flying over your house
"ah merde, c'est reparti"
@@Tankliker
Belgian:first time?
le Scnitzel
just wait til the comment blows up with snowflakes who can't jokes
He'd surrender
"Erich what are you doing?"
Erich:"sir...finishing the fight"
halo reference?
@@Obsidian_Gargantuan_Leviathan yes
@Bitte Bilden gotta stop the covenant
@Bitte Bilden What the guy above said
Добро пожаловать в ад, привет из Сталинграда.
John Lennon said that in the 60s, whenever he flew to Europe, he flew Lufthansa on the return trip because "The pilots all knew the way to London"
Lennon was high. Unlike the Luftwaffe crews who are still in England after the RAF shot them down. RIP
Lennon was a dirty left hippie
Typical Lennon humor!
BTW, he might be partly correct, as some of the Lufthansa pilots back then were probably Luftwaffe pilots during the war.
@Sebastian Valentine what the f**k. I hope you are not german otherwise i would completly loose faith in our education sytem
@@mrtuocs8531 imagine having faith in the education system
Co-pilot: "Know any good tricks Grandpa?"
Erich: "Hold my jagermeister kid"
@Da Jakl Pity the Allies didn't take out the Grammar Nazi's as well. Sorry I forgot an accent sir. Now the 496 folks who liked the cheap joke can truly, and deeply understand it...Go correct an essay bud. This is the youtube comment section, not a thesis.
@Da Jakl Racist? Where did you pull that one from? Because i said sorry for forgetting an accent, a simple spelling error common to the internet? Are you that much of a snowflake an apology i shouldn't need to give offends you? Was it because i used another joke calling you a grammar Nazi? Nazi's are a members of a political ideology, not a race if you wanna be sooooo correct (Yes i know "so" is spelled with a single O, the extra O's are for comedic effect, just so we're clear ya dorkward)
But dude, okay i forgot an accent when writing a quick YT comment. Was the first sorry not enough? Want a handwritten letter asking forgiveness for the errors of my ways? An apology for not taking second semester German over a useful thing like a trade in college?
Chill your dill. Have a laugh. Because fuck knows I'm having one lol
TheDragoon59 I’ll try spinning that’s a good trick
@Da Jakl He is talking about an alcohol (Jägermeister), you ignorant twat. Understand the joke before you call somebody a racist.
@Da Jakl racist? What in the world are you talking about fool? Not putting an accent makes a man a racist.
Erich: "so you say Britain has left the EU?"
*starts up his engine*
@ fuck america :)
Bravo majstore
But still in nato
You know, history seems to have repeated itself, except this time Germany won. Germany is the head of the EU for some reason, even though the world had to fight them down twice. They conquered Europe and made every European nation submit to their rules and they didn't even have to fire a bullet XD. On that note, Britain seems to have rebelled against them AGAIN after finally getting Brexit done. Haha well done Britons.
@@John-X Oh shit, you're right... and this time it was nearly the Americans who started a World War
Fun fact: this airfield is only a couple km from the Polish border
Actually, it's the middle German border to eastern Germany.
@@abeedhal6519 it's Zirchow very close to Świnoujście.
@@szymonkasperczak6705 Oh Swinemünde you mean!
@@abeedhal6519 lmao
These kurwas won't leave us alone
“Alright Erich, just bank her around and we’ll call it a day. Why are you heading over the channel? Erich turn around!.”
*Battle of Britain 2 Electric Boogaloo*
lol!!!!!
(Pointing towards channel)
Erich: "I see some Bofors aim at us, boy. As a pilot you should notice it."
Try to get air superiority over English channel then talk, then again you lost to starving russian peasants so sit down.
I'll deal with this....
"Spitfire, Spitfire!!!!"
I think he was dissapointed when he realised it was a merlin engine XD
I know I was :D
@RVPNUMB chief Germany was capitalist
@Chris Collins Not quite.
Led by Hitler, Mussolini started fascism
@@thatwhichbinds1727 Yeah no they were socialist.
Fascism and Communism are just two sides of the same coin.
...Even though Hitler wasn't even fascist, Mussolini was...
HITLER refereed to himself as "National Socialist"
"Off to Poland!"
*Everyone in the airport*
o_o
hahaha
Off to the British Channel!
Im from poland and im ww2 and german millitary nerd
Lmao!
Off to Malta!
I love watching those old war birds fly but even more enjoyable is seeing an actual pilot from that era that actually flew them for real.
Its a British Spitfire. Not Me 109.
@@OrdinaryDoughnuttz …. That’s a bf 109
Its a 109 with a spitfire engine. You can literally hear its a Rolls Royce Merlin during the flybys
@@Andorman901 looks more like a 100% Spitfire.
@Pat-Anno oh yes. Definitely
No one thought to shove a GoPro in the rear cockpit so we could see Opa flying the BS 109?
Christian Petersen BS 109, good one!
Opa... LOL
Fuel inject vs shit
BF 109
Are we related? My great great great grandfathers first name was Chris with the last name Petersen. His wife's name was Maggie (winkelmann) Petersen or possible Peterson. My great grandfather was Hans Petersen his wife's name was Hattie bosche.
“Sir...What are you doing?”
Erich: *”3rd Times a Charm.”*
More like fourth times a charm.
Oh no
Jajajaja
@@dlowlife1247 oh yes
*"Third Reich's a charm"* ...you can't pull that joke, can you? :S
He may be confused about flying in a 109 with enemy’s engine sound :)
I think he would have loved it. And thought this is why we faced such a hard fight....
Hahaha that's what I thought too
Grandpa Erich flying a spanish Buchón and wondering why he is recalling his holidays in Alicante LoL! really grinds my gears when people confuse a 109 and a Buchón, they are similar, but come on... ; )
Pedro Amézquita I agree, yes it may be a 109 AIRFRAME, but these are Spanish licensed built by Hispano Aviacion meaning it is not a Messerschmitt, powered by a merlin engine, the easiest way to tell is the exhausts from the engines should be on the bottom of the nose as the 109 had an inverted engine, the Daimler Benz DB-605. it’s the same with the CASA built version of the He-111 which also is powered by the Merlin.
Exactly
Imagine a Stuka vet flying again and doing a dive on the airfield for the lolz
That would be epic
My thoughts exactly! Diving with sirens too.
@@emilv.3693 yeah but the G forces would probably kill the old man
and then forgets to pull up and becomes the bomb
At 90+ years old, the G’s were enough as it was in the teens/twenty’s 😳😉
man in hangar: "Where did the 7.92 and 20mm belts go?
Erich B.: "air field 12000 meters and closing."
I thing the G-12 had two 13mm and a 30mm but I could be wrong. The 30mm should be the Mk108
@@The_War_Pug Spot on, i think since the G5 they all had that setup up until the last K's
"Last dance my old Friend"
Almost cried as he flew in the skies like in the war scarring enemies over Fatherland
@@the_uglysteve6933 What do you mean your glad? The Luftwaffe was one of the strongest air force at the time and a good role model to other countries air force's. There training routines were on point, they'd give extra work to those who were late or didn't improve, they would help eachother through rough times (on the ground and in the air) some squadrons felt like family. You are right on two things thou.
1. It was lead by a vile Dictator
2. The Messerchmitt BF109 E/1 is a great and beautiful aircraft that carries it's own ominous atmosphere.
However, every pilot dedicated themselves to their countries air service. They are all human at the end of the day
Steve Martiniussen 😔 u got to understand
@@callsignphantom117 True
@@the_uglysteve6933 He is not evil looking he defended what he loves your kind of people just should be not allowed to have internet abilities if you haven't gotten any respect to this heartwarming man
A: “Hey we made sure to take the ammo out of the plane right?”
B: “What ammo?”
*Machine Guns firing in the distance as the Luftwaffe Pilot gets into a PTSD ridden trance*
Ah look he is flying back to us. I think he is a littel bit to fast. Oh shit everybody get cover he is shooting the Planes.
PTSD pfft. Them boys didn't have the luxury of a cop out. They just got over it.
@@goatfather2966 you seriously think PTSD is fake?! Do some real research.
Lmao 😂
Man but seriously these guys deserve respect no matter what army they are in
"Gentlemen, We are Sportsmen, Not Butchers"
-Manfred Von Richtoffen, The Red Baron
yeah in the movie.
@@snakeplissken2148 there's a movie???
@@snakeplissken2148 read a book
_Franz Stigler intensifies_
Too bad war isn't a fucking sport. Typical attitude of a self interested and entitled aristocratic douchebag. I wonder if it was a sport when he realized he was going to die.
Imagine if somewhere at the same time they also had an event "RAF ace flies the Spitfire again" and they met
Dont Forget white flags then
And they started dogfighting
Pew pew
Dogfight ahead
@@alejandrogallardo2850 They tried it with a japanese veteran. Ruined a perfectly restored A6M and the USS Ronald Reagan needed its deck resurfaced.
These jokes are hilarious. In all seriousness, this brought a tear to my eye. Politics and history aside, I am sure he felt young again for that brief moment.
Same. I'm just happy for him. My grandfather and his 2 brothers fought in WW2. 2 for the Allies and one the Germans. But he was a tanker.
@@warhammer5690 So much history, and so many memories.
I bet he did i thought same thing
Same. I just feel happy for him.
It is amazing. The jokes like these in this comment section tend to upset me but I can't help but feel these man would no doubt laugh as well. . Most of them anyway.. And well, I literally laughed so hard about some that it's hard to be sour about them. How amazing this guy got to experience this plane tho after so many years.
Imagine if someone was flying a spitfire and all of a sudden Erich was like
"Shit! Enemy spitfire, engaging!"
The spitfire would win
@@beardtrick Nope, it sucks.
@@redcape2184 wrong, it would annihilate any messerschmitt
@@beardtrick Trust me there are more Lufftwaffe planes who are superior, even jets.
@@beardtrick but Erich is an ace. 33 kills. So he could take every spitfire that he would see
Erich Brunotte died in January of this year. May his soul rest in peace.
Requiescat in Pace Erich Brunotte.
RIP Erich
Ruhe in Frieden, Soldat
Grandpa: *walks outside and looks up* ah shit, here we go again
"ah merde, c'est reparti"
"ah kurwa my znowu idziemy tutaj"
Ah scheiße, jetzt geht es wieder los
LMFAO 🤣 💀
"От лайно, знову?"
One can only imagine the flood of memories and emotions elicited by this flight for this veteran.
I'm a vet , not that old but still a Vet and from 1 combat Vet's point of view I see a very honored man who was called into service by his country and that is all. He served his country and deserves to be honored and treated with respect as all us veterans understand , he was not a monster just a young man called to service by his country !
So you are a veteran AND a doctor of animals, how lovely :D
Troll Stone Jesus how old are you
true
Thank you for your service
zulkarnain wulfgang well Jesus is thought to be around 2.3 thousand years old, and reigns in heaven. As for the commenter, probably a youngin 😂
I can just imagine what was going through his thoughts. Flashback 74 years and he is imagining himself back then and all the other thoughts that came at that time…simply awsome
Erich returning to the airport after 3 hours of being undetected:
"Reload ze ammo!"
*The one guy who paused the video but still heard the 109’s engine*
“Huh, I’m at an air show...”
We miss Airshows
I’d love to go to one some day. I’ve never seen one : /
Hate to be the downer, but this BF-109 does not use the original engine. The engine used here is the Merlin, the same used on the spitfire.
@@RazgrizWing It’s still pretty cool to see such classic plane fly again! Even if some things are not original to it.
This is not a Me 109 and not the DB 605!
Despite me being an American, I respect this. It’s a piece of history and heritage. We can drop our differences and admire that someone from the era is still able to fly in one of those all these years later. Very cool
Nicely said !
Melmondt Either way, it is still amazing from a historical perspective.
Nah, we jews still hate them but hope he had a nice flight.
Im not even Jewish.
Billy Pitts Modern history it's only been 74 year's since the war ended. I was just in Berlin and bombs are still being found all the time. Human years we don't live long but some technologies move very fast. Soon robots will be walking among us. Google "Sophia" Terminator T800s will be reality in about 20+ years. Rather they will kill human's is yet to be seen, lets hope not.
@@kriegkat8802 for a group of people that still hate them you sure do spend a lot of time emulating what they did in the Middle East. Finger pointing is easy when you ain't looking at your own sins.
Imagine there's also a veteran flying a P-51 and they met each other up high in the sky
Dog fight 🤣
1 of 2: Both feel good by a strange nostalgia and start flying in formation or something, or both have PTSD/flashbacks and start dogfighting
Like the veterans fight in Simpsons...
Both aircraft should have no ammo tthough...
(I know this is a joke)
@johan 11 well I hope you are trolling
This is pretty stunning, a German Ace finally reliving his glory days....well yeah his days as a fighter pilot.
Yes
then his WWII memories kick in
@@michaelflores9220 no maybe learn some historic facts before you speak
@@michaelflores9220 except they didnt, the Luftwaffe dont support the Nazi movement
and no he's not a war criminal he's just a fighter pilot :/
blame the leader not the soldiers, they were brainwashed and its their orders, they were given two options, follow orders or get executed
@@michaelflores9220
I'd argue that to be a war criminal we'd have to prove he committed a war crime.
And no, "fighting for the Nazis" is not a war crime.
Now, we can argue that many parts of the German military committed war crimes, and that would be correct, but nevertheless, unless you have specific evidence on this person, calling him a war criminal is slanderous.
It's an old veteran flying again. Even if I dislike the side for which he flew, it's still neat to see, and a nice thing to do for an old man who's on his last legs.
“One more time, old friend”
@@davidstockman1456 bruh
@@davidstockman1456 cope
@@demarcusvonlaquaviouslxix7954 it’s not a question
@@davidstockman1456 bruh you bein' toxic
@@davidstockman1456 cap
I can only imagine the memories that are were flooding back into this man’s mind as he was flying once again in the very same type of fighter he used so many years ago.
I can’t help but think there were more than a few moments for him where he may have forgotten what year it was.
Very dumb of the people to not set up a camera or GoPro inside the cockpit or, at the very least, put a mic on Mr. Brunotte.
I think people tend to forget maybe he didn't want any cameras inside the cockpit when they were flying?
Or maybe the footage was never released to the public and his family has it for themselves.
Tons of reasons why.... Anyways amazing to see a 96 year old hop in a plane like that and go for a fly.
@Piotr Sieradzki That could be a good reason too haha.
That's a reconnaissance version of the bf109, as there is no gun ports and there is an extra seat. This is not what he flew in during the war.
united states of freedom Oh, STFU, nerd.
You know what I meant.
@@midway223 It's a training fighter also, they didn't let rookies fly solo straight away in them either.
Can’t express how much I loved this video. Thank you
He was not 96 years old. As soon as they fired the engine he was 20 again.
I saw a similar event at a airshow where a German vet sat in the cockpit of a Foke-wolfe 190. He instantly remembered all the controls and spent the next half hour back in 1944. He laughed, cried, and talked to his dead friends. Then he was done. When he got out, he was 90 again, but I think he had made peace with some old ghosts.
Respect to the airshow hosts that allowed him in the airplane and gave him all the time he needed.
Awesome
@@Warbirds If I remember correctly, he walked past the public barrier and started pre-flighting the airplane. The air host confronted him because you aren't supposed to touch the planes. When they found out he used to fly the 190, they let him do what he wanted. I think in his mind it ceased to be the year 2010 and became 1944 in a real way. When he was on the plane he looked and moved like a 20 year old.
He's probably passed on now, and I want to believe that he was able to go in peace.
@@tjsogmc If the grand army called him, im Sure he has peace now
That is great. Thank you.
Pilot: “Alright sir the control is yours”
Erich: “Okay, on our way to Poland!”
Pilot: “What?”
Erich: “What.”
come to Poland, we will give you a welcome greeting here
My great-grandfather from Warsaw: well kid, I need to find my old 40mm bofors in the garage. Could you help me?
@@Nikifor_92 poland was baited into war by england, germany only fought back.
No no, you wanted to say: Germany 'only' invaded Poland then England declared war. Beginning: Gliwice and Westerplatte. Reason: joining Prussia to Germany, taking over Gdańsk, defeat Jews from whole Europe and reducing the distance with Russia, which was the future target. You're welcome!
Polish Soldiers: Come. We shall give you a great welcome.
*SAM Battery Fires*
”That looks so real”
”Yeah ikr? and it’s also loaded with full ammo.”
”.... wait, you did what!?”
Erich: *Smiles intensely and heads towards Warsaw*
That's a reconnaissance version of the bf109, as there is no gun ports and there is an extra seat. This is not what he flew in during the war.
Dunno man, joke's about a distorted brainwashed Nazi-youth into massmurdering civilians in his old age all over again are pretty lame - no, not because it's about a horrible event (there are tons of good joke's about that area) but because your punchline is "He goes murdering again/ Nazis beats Polen to a Pulp" 🤷♂️
@@NotUnymous Well as a half Polish and german person I find this kinda funny and ironic
@@dexterjoukinen6519 explosive love needs some friction I guess ;-)
Europe and the EU realy is something beautiful today, as we all grow closer to eachother. Make love not war...
@@NotUnymous exactly! My great grandfather was a officer in wehrmacht 1939-1944 until he became a pow to the American forces. After the war he became officer again in western Berlin 1949 and fell in love with a polish nurse. I he wrote a book about his military career and gave it to my dad when he died 1999. I've heard alot of stories about ww2 that he told to my father. I really belive that love wins hatred.
As soon as I see this legend, just started to cry. Awesome video. R.I.P Erich. Thank you for sharing!
"The Battle of Britain WAS ONLY POSTPONED!"
Same outcome everytime
"Erich you can come back now. Erich? Hans, why is Erich heading to Warsaw?"
haha its funny beacuse he wants to invade another country even after the ww2 laugh guys its funny
you must be so original and clever huh?
@@s.sg5 And you must be fun at parties huh?
@@s.sg5 toxic
@@s.sg5 Toxic Polski guy
@@s.sg5 dont worry polish migs 29 will shot him down. Ah wait no. They will broke down in the air and the pilots wont be able to eject due to defective polish seats
BREAKING NEWS:
President Macron announces France's surrender.
XD Good one..
Omg this comment was amazing to read. Well done sir, well done lmfao
😂damn
xD
Actually made me laugh out loud! 😂😄
Poetry in motion. God bless him.
Seeing veterans do tricks they once did in their younger years makes me feel better
It wasnt him piloting tho, would be badass if it was
@@flyingtank500 it was him the guy in the back is if something goes wrong for him
@@flyingtank500 it’s a training version of the 109 the instructor sit in the back and can take control of need be
@@coty.ott0359 the old man was in the back
@@ninomueller3963 Bruh didn't you just read what he said the old man flew it but if something odd happens he can take control theres 2 main pilot seats there
"Why is grandpa flying towards Poland?"
@@teleportacja bro chill, this was ages ago, you don't need to promote some polish ww2 squadron, just be glad there isn't a war in Europe anymore and enjoy stealing German cars
@@customvintagesoundsleicest8414 sounds like something someone that could only afford a Kia would say...I'm kidding btw, you do you
@@teleportacja polish army was but a nuissance to germany,dont know how do you defend them
@@AZRAELIV find 303squadron story
@@AZRAELIV French army was
I smiled at the nostalgia the elderly gentleman must be feeling
What kind of nostalgia can feel a man who killed people from exactly the same plane?
@@Килькавтомате-й8з you could say the same for every military pilot tbh
@@lutherblissett7873 The allies did the same bro
@@lutherblissett7873 oh yes and the allies who preformed carpet bombing runs on German civilians were so much better. I bet the pilots of the Enola Gay would probably feel nostalgic from flying the aircraft that dropped the atomic bomb killing thousands upon thousands of civilians. My grandpa was a pilot in the U.S. Air Force and he would of have gave anything in his later years to be able to do what this man did in this video. He just had a love for flying and the aircraft he flew had a special place in his heart.
Exactly. Respect.
I can't imagine the feeling of flying in one of these. Imagine the ver getting flooded with all of the memories of flying all these years later he must be so happy and nostalgic
Everybody Gangsta till Erich takes a turn to France.
later that evening..
BREAKING NEWS : FRANCE IMMEDIATELY SURRENDERS
@@V1NT0R3Z France during the Medieval with Napoleon: *Super Extra Stronk*
Why france is remembered as a country that surrenders instantly because of 1 war
@@chandrachacha4964 ask italy
@@charlesjakesamadan4008 not medieval, very far from it...you can call napoleonic era...
You can tell by the way he flies that he still has fond memories of strafing enemies of the fatherland.
The old Nazi bastard wasn't flying it .Hopefully the stress was the end of him .
@@emantide6306 Wtf is wrong with you?
Eman Tide the luftwaffe wasnt part of the nazi party.
@@emantide6306 Jeez man, war isn't black and white. Everybody was forced to fight, didn't mean he believed in their principals
Eman Tide are you disabled?
I think that people are missing the point when it comes to the enemy back then. MOST of those who were called to duty by Hitler WERE NOT NAZIS! They were young men just like the Americans and British. All were called to duty to defend their country. It's good to see this man back in the cockpit of the plane he flew when he was a kid. This man deserves the dignity and respect we give all veterans!!!!
Word
Jdj He wasn’t a kid.
Germans weren’t called to defend their country but to attack other countries and they gladly went to war, a war of conquest, nation annihilation and genocidal murder and you’ll find most were nazis.
@@strontiumstargazer3124 he was still young , around 16-20
The Nazi party had 8.5million paid up members and 17.2 million Germans voted hitler in. Id say most were.
Lest we forget these men who fought for their countries, even if they fought for the worse kind of people, it is still respectful to salute to them
Too bad many people are ignorant to this fact. They still sacrificed alot and that deserves to be recognized
They fought for the country and not the ideology or government. Or atleast I think
@@danishkfd ur right
@@danishkfd yeah, most pilots fought for Germany, not for Nazis, same with Wehrmacht
They didn't know any better. none of em did
Ich hatte das große Vergnügen diesen Mann kennen lernen zu dürfen bei meiner Arbeit. Hab ihn ca. ein Jahr jeden Donnerstag mit Lebensmitteln versorgt und hin und wieder auch ein bisschen chauffiert, wenn er z.B. Wäsche abholen & ich sowieso in seine Richtung musste. Sehr netter Mann und wirklich beeindruckend, dass er noch unter uns weilt, ich hoffe das ist auch noch so. Er hat einem Kollegen und mir sein Einsatzbuch gezeigt mit allen Flügen und sein Zuhause ist selbstverständlich auch mit etwaigen Schmuckstücken der Fliegerei ausgestattet. Wünsche ihm weiterhin alles Gute! War mir eine Ehre und hochgradig interessant. Vor allem rechnete ich nie damit so einen Menschen mal kennenzulernen. Tragische Zeit damals. May we never forget!
Ich möchte auch mal gern ihn kennen lernen. Kannst mir dabei helfen ?
Me: Flying my Cessna 172
Me: Why do I hear boss music playing?
*10 seconds later*
Me: JESUS IM GOIN' DOWN
Erich: I still got it
Erich: Ah there we go the British fighter is down
Copilot: That was a civilian Cessna
Erich: A Plane is a plane
That was brilliant. I would have loved to hear an interview afterwards with the gentleman, to hear his thoughts on flying in one after all that time!
i was unluckily to far away to record what he was saying
Time Well Spent here is the interview. Enjoy!
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@@Warbirds Hey the film is good enough! Great stuff
He would have said WTF is this plane? It's not a Messerschmitt Bf 109.
Spanish made......
The sound of the plane taking off and flying through the sky was so cool. That was nice of them to put him back in the plane after all those years.
It's good to see German veterans receive the same amount of respect and recognition as their Allied counterparts. Those who make political statements based on their personal understanding of history are missing the point. There is always a measure of respect for the enemy among soldiers, particularly among airmen, due to the fact that they all shared the same dangers, survived a horrible war, and perfected a set of skills that made them exceptional warriors.
They receive it from some civilians. Not from our politicans.
Very well said Mencos.
H. A. Mencos: Blah blah blah.
pietro scelfo a bit a a ignorant bla bla aren’t You .
Despite the ugliness of war, there was a certain honor or chivalry between German and Allied pilots, both in the Great War and WWII. RAF ace Douglas Bader - a legend on both sides by the time he was shot down over occupied France in August 1941 - had lost his legs in a pre-war aeroplane crash during training. Consequently, he flew with wooden prosthetic legs. When he bailed out, Bader's wooden legs remained behind in the stricken aircraft. After being taken captive, Bader was received cordially and with respect by his Luftwaffe counterparts. German experten (ace) Adolf Galland, Geschwaderkommodore of JG 26, sent word via the Red Cross to British authorities that Bader needed a replacement set of legs and offered them safe passage to drop off a replacement. Hermann Göring himself gave the green light for the operation. The British responded on 19 August 1941 with the "Leg Operation" - an RAF bomber was allowed to drop a new prosthetic leg by parachute to St Omer, a Luftwaffe base in occupied France - and Bader had his prosthetics back. Galland escorted Bader on a tour of his base, and allowed the British ace to sit in his personal Me-109 fighter. Bader sat out the war as a POW, three years of that time at the infamous Colditz Castle, due to his many escape attempts are previous less-secure facilities. Bader was freed by advancing U.S. Army forces on 15 April 1945.
"Erich why are you going towards Stalingrad?"
"I will finish what he started"
He'd be a pretty shitty pilot then if he thought that planes range would even get there.
Keonyn it’s a joke.
даа, не весь лес вырубили немцы пока сидели в плену.
Two things, first, nice profile pic.
Second, look at the reply before mine, you ticked off the Russians with your comment...
you also copied this comment. good going.
Erich: "So Ze British have left Ze EU Ja?"
Everyone: "yes?"
Erich: " Wunderbar! Just let me get my keys"
*starts up messerschmitt*
Erich: " Just like 8 decades ago"
Mic drop. Golf clap.
Just like eight decades ago (starts shooting down the other planes)
Did anyone read the german part in a gay german accent?
Lol
@@erikusmerikus7072 lol
In this is actually really cool seeing an old vet fly again a plane from that time period
"Erich why are you playing Erika"
Best comm here
Have you wondered how many unfortunate innocent victims he killed?I want you to remember the voices of innocently convicted Jews and just unfortunate children
@@vadivanov54 he was a pilot... part of the luftwaffe... not part of the damn SS-Totenkopfverbände. The british and americans both killed innocent people is the war. If war was fun and games people would try it everyday.
@@selaoutdoors2164 Enough lies . ordinary Wehrmacht soldiers raped and killed peoples
They were the same beasts as the ss fascists
@@vadivanov54 Do you really want to talk about how many women and people Soviet soldiers raped and murdered across Europe?
It’s good Erich now don’t get too close to French airspace.
Erich sees the ghost squadron of his fallen friends flying beside him.
Y e s
О привет
I wish there was an onboard footage.
what an insanely beautiful aircraft for the time
Thanks
Its all fun till Erich makes a serious beeline back to france
Allarming news the RAF has lost all of its planes from a 96 year old luftwaffe pilot
XD
The english: "Ah just like 8 decades ago"
Breaking news the RAF lost all the Eurofighter typhoons and the F-35B lightning II and historical planes in a museum from a 96 year old luftwaffe pilot
For real though modern jets flying near that plane would make it crash alone
UK left the EU
Nobody:
Grandpa Erich: ignites engine
*loads ammo
"We got an unknown contact flying through german airspace towards France sir"
"He aint one of ours take it down"
"This is ace fighter Erich can anyone hear me over"
"Isolate that signal, Erich you mind telling me what you're doing flying towards France"
"Sir, Finishing the fight"
*Que orchestral music*
Ah another man of culture.
Halo 2:') I also got that reference;D
I screenshotted this because I found it so fucking funny.
This is so exciting for this gentleman to fly once again. I am very happy for him. I can only try to imagine the memories he must have. Bravo for him!!
I can imagine it's like having that one car you loved but had to throw away, and finding that model years/decades later when you thought it was gone for good. Love that feeling
Sadly the engine in the airplane is not an original DB of a BF-109, it is an engine from a Spitfire
The meaning of “To be young again”
Erich: *takes off the runway
*BREAKING NEWS* Putin has mobilized his entire forces towards the west.
Off to Berlin
@@FoapAndGhostMW2 Da comrade Putin
Putin: Prepare and mobilize the Red Army! Time to defend motherland
No problem. Pokryshkin in the air.
Coming.
They are rushing B again
These sorta vids/stories just get me right in the feels!! Unfk'nbelieveably epic! Aaand what a beautiful machine!
Imagine the emotional dump this man had piloting the plane he flew during the war. Why no camera in the cockpit or audio of what he said? Lost opportunity.
no.. this is fucking stupid, think of what they were fighting for and all respect is lost plenty of germens fought against the nazis no one owes them anything
@@mtndewvoltage6401most of them were just soldiers doing there job, and doing it well.
@@jdrmurphy4141 like i said plenty of of germans fought against the nazis saying was there job is just as stupid.. was it hitlers job to lead the army was it goebbels job spared propaganda? i could take a job killing babys does that make it okay because it is my job?
@@mtndewvoltage6401 They were just serving the Fatherland, the Whermacht. Sure, the Wehrmacht branch was taking part in the Holocaust too, but almost 77% of the Wehrmacht troops were deployed against the Communist war machine. Those did nothing wrong.. unless fighting for their nation wrong? With that logic, American soldiers and all of the others would be "criminals".
@@Zuthieus this would be fine if you don't acknowledge that the germans were the aggressors... however i do not romanticize the actions of nations or armies like some folks they were fascists and they got what they deserved
i dont recommend doing this with a japanese pilot, cause he aint coming down unless its at a 90 degree angle and towards a warship
Viscera kamikaze
Nah, there are no pilots who were trained at this and that are still alive
Lol
@@MCAroon09 there are a few Kamikaze pilots who dont so there Mission and everyone pretend like they didnt exist
😂
i wish they had a camera pointed inside the cockpit to see Erichs reactions.
Front Pilot: Mind if we do a barrel roll?
Eric: Hold my beer!
-Can you still fly this thing?
-All I need to know is which direction is Poland.
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
96-year old former Luftwaffe Pilot: **Takes off in Bf 109**
France: I surrender!
French Bashing, french bashing everywere...
Hahah true
You remind me of the Green Goblin saying: "I surrender!"
@@ufeisen5059 But it's so fun!
Hahahah alright😂
Me: *see 109 with Merlin*
My brain: *Messersmarine SpitBf 109*
Its training variant or the spanish version
It is not a bf109 its a hispano buchon
@Felix Erano B De Paz no, it was a variation of the bf109 g2 used by spain after the war
Best comment !✌️😂
Clever
Beautiful plane, nice flying and great camera work! God bless you for not adding some stupid music over the awesome sound of that engine!
I'm a simple German. I see Luftwaffe, I click.
U see jew u ask for passport
So you never click?
"When you see a white plane, its the USAF, when you see a black plane its the RAF and when you see no plane at all, its the Luftwaffe!"
@Emilia Reyes winners write the history books.
@Emilia Reyes 6.9 million German military.
Almost 500,000 German civilians.
And almost 500,000 German civilians were killed after the war ENDED.
>_ ?
"HE'S ON ME!!!!"
"I'm on him".... BRRRRRRTTTTTT
if you're refering to the thundebolt, then ultimate cringe lol
He's referring to Dunkirk
@@tilley163 I thought Dunkirk was great. And it is. But 1917 might be the best war movie I've ever seen.
Oozywolf both incredible movies. They show war for what it is a place to be a hero and show courage, but also a terrible place full of unnecessary violence and horrible suffering.
@@Oozywolf So...you guys recommend watching 1917?
Good to see man and machine together again.
Man and machine, and nothing there in between
Thank you for your service!
Seeing a 109 with a Rolls Royce Merlin engine somehow feels wrong.
Totally agree, it was meant to have a DB605 engine, the Merlin was for the Spitfire.
Absolutely yes
@@user-sq1gm2jd7g that's because this isn't Bf109, but a Spanish manufactured HA-1112-M1L Buchón
@@andrewbirch5738 really? I didnt know. Please, can u tell me more? :D
@@andrewbirch5738 please tell us more
Bruh u don’t know how many times one of these MFs shot me down in War Thunder
Are you just salty we're good pilots?
I remember these things going so fast that when I would turn around in my Spitfire they would just speed away.
Entweder BF oder ME aber KEIN MF
Oh boy I feel you but the yak3 and the lagg are more dangerous
These aren't in War Thunder but they should be.
Him:off to the english channel!
*Holy music stops*
*Jazz music stops*
ERIKA INTENSIFIES
ERIKA!!!!!!!!
*proud german noises*
@Nathaniel De Sagun Roman *"Auf der *Heide* blüht ein kleines Blümelein und das heißt..."
Great watching the pilot assist another veteran pilot into the seat - well done Sir
Next: Tiger ace drives a tank again and heads towards Moscow to finish what he started
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The Tiger was first deployed over 2 years after the fall of France.
More like north Africa
And gets stopped in his tracks by a Leopard 2 😁
Wanted to like this, but saw the likes were at 109.
DEATH IN THE SHAPE OF A PANZER BATTALION
"dear old friend, it's been a while since the last time we dance together ain't it?"
Really deep
@@noodlemochi322 his expression was simply priceless man i mean look at his little smile as he entered the cockpit. I don't know but for me it's kinda heart touching
@@ВладимирАлександр-к6ы me too
Wow he can barely walk but he flies like an ace
German guality for you
The ability never really leaves.
Hes not the one flying hes in the back 🤧 🤣🤣
@@BlorgusBlunt its a trainer both seats can control but the front seat takes control if the trainer fails
I’m not sure he actually flew
Wow! This is superb videography!!! Great shot staying with the bank
Fantastic, must have brought the memories flooding back for this old chap.
That's right there, German engineering over 80 years old still kick ass
Lorong Gaming engine sounds so new
This is a twin-seat spitfire, but ok
It's a hispano-aviación Ha 1112 wich where bf 109 built under license with a merlin engine.
It's not a German plane
If they kick ass why did they lose the war. @lorongGaming
Totally awesome! I would have loved to hear his thoughts.
Sorry was to far away from his speech
Could you imagine the HI from that experience#!
"Damn Tommy's"
I can't imagine what it would be like for this veteran Luftwaffe pilot to sit in the seat again of this great machine after 74 years ago. From Australia. 😲🙂🇭🇲🦘✌️👍👋
the dislikes are from the french
I'm french and I find this video heartwarming.
Thibault Doucet surrender 🏳️
And maybe some from poland and ussr
@@lynnchamber and british
@Brady Fries don't u know what heartwarming is?
"Good bye my old friend" when he left the seat. Can't imagine the emotion he went through... 🥺
Do you know him personally ?
Probably remembering he murdered dozens of people
@@arandomfawn5289 bruh it's war, literally anyone dies.
@@iam_flamma well he didn't, most soldiers don't die actually.
@@arandomfawn5289 bruh if he died, no one would care. but now that he is alive literally just shame on him...
My god I want to meet this man. My grandfather was an American pow. Would love to just sit and listen. The history this man has!!!!!
My grandpa was on the Eastern Front, he came back and never wanted to talk about war again. Not all who went to war wanted to remember the horrors they have seen.
@@NapFloridian totally agree bro. My grandfather was the same way.
I would research history books and ask a ton of questions. Never got a reply unless I was wrong on what I read.
@@NapFloridian in general, airplane pilots didnt live through the same form of horror as a frontline soldier on the eastern front
@@Borrelaas the ones that did were usually dead.
Everybody's a gangsta until Erich starts flying towards the English Channel to clear some old dues.😉😂