EAA Oshkosh Airventure Airshow day 2 Highlights
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- Filmed with a Panasonic GH5 camera - amzn.to/3eN0Op2 Lots of amazing aircraft including F7f tigercats, P-51 Mustangs, A-26 invaders. DOC, one of the last 2 remaining B-29 superfortresses lands and gets taxi'd. A-10 warthog, old RAF Aircraft.
Filmed with a Panasonic GH5 with a Leica 12-60 F 2.8-4.0 Lens and a Zhiyun Crane 2 Gimbal
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What's with all the invasion stripes? That's silly. I wish I could find our KC-97G, Boeing tail No. 52-932. It has features not normally found on military aircraft: An enclosed bathroom and a ping-pong table.
That was some SERIOUS firepower on that A26.
Thank you for uploading this for those unable to attend the event. So good to see from Australia!
That’s not an excuse to not come! Each year I meet tons of people from Australia and NZ
@@InternalCombustion Have to have the money though!
My father was the Nav/Bombadier on B-29 and A-26 Invader flight crews during combat missions during the Korean War. He said the A-26 Invaded used an advanced radar targeting system earning its reputation as the best night time bomber.
19:50 I got watery eyes. a Good watery eye thing ! Love the A-10
Check out this video! There’s some really good A-10 footage!
ua-cam.com/video/oE3ABICbnBY/v-deo.html
I am in the UK (England) and a once in a lifetime trip to Oshkosh is definitely on my Bucket List. Along with other US Airports (JFK, Miami, Las Vegas, Atlanta)
Hey thanks for watching, a trip to Duxford during an airshow is on my bucket list!
Ha I just noticed a Jet Provost V that I worked on at RAF Cranwell in circa 1975...wow
The little trainer wearing the South East Asia color scheme, and markings of the old South Vietnamese Air Force, is a T-37B Tweety Bird, plus, the jet painted in a red and white scheme is a Jet Provost.
Thanks for the info!
Thanks for the tour, nice work with the GH5.
Glad you enjoyed! Stick around for much more soon!
Great walk,keep up the good work sir.
superb quality! thx for posting! Those F7's!! never seen one IRL
Indeed, thx for watching! Have you gotten around to seeing my video from Day 3? One of the Tigercats has a serious mishap
Wow! almost as good as being there!
Nice job!Definitely worth a trip from the UK to check it out😎👍
I wanna do the opposite. See an airshow at Duxford!
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Hi mate!
Yeah,have been to a few myself.
Let's say,you won't be disappointed.Have worked on aircraft there,and there is definitely plenty of variety,not all being warbirds.A must visit,for sure,as is Oshkosh👍!
It’s awesome
Actually, the Grumman at 3:30 is an F8F Bearcat, not the 4F4 Hellcat. The F8F came too late for WWII, but saw action in Korea. It has a much more hunchbacked look to it than the Hellcat. Very few of them still around.
Yeah I messed that up. From far away I couldn’t tell. Here’s two bearcats flying together at OSH ua-cam.com/video/gOpH314shJY/v-deo.html
I never cease to be amazed @ the vast knowledge people seem to gather abt. radials as they gather @ these events. If allowed to rattle on, they would explain how they singlehandedly designed and built all round engines and are singularly responsible for "keepin em flyin". Whatever would we do w/o them?
Radical engines forever!
OK. So we had the Avro Lancaster but the B29, a masterpiece in engineering. FABULOUS! I understand the B29 programme cost in excess of $5 Billion! To put it context the Spitfire could top 350mph when first used in combat in 1940 the B29 only 4years later could top the same at 30,000 feet.I Think the B29 first flew in late 1941, the Lancaster was just entering service, Think that sums it up! Thank you very much.
A huge technological leap for sure. Pressurized cabin, electronically controlled gun turrets, ability to carry a 20,000lb payload, better aerodynamics etc etc.
Now I’m no expert but I’d say the Lancaster was the best bomber used in Europe. I know it carried a greater payload than the B-17 and B-24. And those grand slam earthquake bombs they dropped!
@@InternalCombustion Hi, Yes the Lancaster could also carry 20000pounds i.e. the grand slam. We sold surplus grand slams to the US after the war and the B36 could carry two! The "Mossie" (mosquito) could actually carry a larger payload that the B17 . I made a mistake with the B29 costing ,it was $5 Billion ! As much as l truly love the technology of then and now it is so unfortunate that the world spends so much money on "defences" .
de Havilland Mosquito can carry more than a B17?? Ahh the B36, I love the picture where a B36 totally dwarfs a B29. Too bad they never saw action in Korea.
I appreciate all the tech as well but sometimes I wonder, instead of building enough nukes to blow the world up 10 times, we (the world) could have probably focused our efforts and colonized Mars by now
That B-29 “Doc” is beautiful and awesome!!!! 👍. Why no gun turrets? 🇺🇸
Pecos Bill @ 15:15, sadly Cowden perished with passenger 11/18
wasn't aware of that, RIP. I remeber seeing this plane at OSH 16' or 17' wonder if it was the original
Whoops, I just made a comment on here asking when this video was taken as I saw Pecos Bill and thought this had to be last years Oshkosh. Very sad, being in the central texas area I got to see Pecos Bill several times although I never met Cowden. Very sad....
Aero L-39 Albatros isn't a Soviet made originally but Czechoslovakian.
Well I guess your right, Czechoslovakia was never actually _part_ of the Soviet Union, but it was under Soviet Communist control as a Warsaw Pact satellite state. I guess *_Eastern Bloc aircraft_* may have been a better term
@@InternalCombustion I have just commented on the origins of the plane, don't care about politics
good video but commercials every 4 minutes Too much
Sorry to hear, I wish I had control over when YT shows the ads. Anyhow, thanks for watching!
Is this from the 2019 Oshkosh? Becasue at 13:20 you see the P51 "Pecos Bill" which crashed in November of 2018 with a 93 year old WWII veteran on board, very very sad. The pilot, Cowden, flew Pecos Bill out of my home airport. Can anyone shed some light on when this video was taken?
Sorry, disregard. I see that someone else has brought this up in the comments. RIP to Cowden and the WWII Vet....
17:30 what the hell is that lol,, never seen a turbo on a jet
It’s a trolling motor. Set your GPS and it automatically stays in the jet stream
@@InternalCombustion its not a boat lol