Vulcan and 2 Lancasters in Formation
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- Опубліковано 20 сер 2014
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From today's special flypast formation for the turf cutting ceremony at the new Bomber Command memorial at Canwick Hill. We had cameras at RAF Waddington, the new memorial site and on the roof of Lincoln Cathedral for a truly spectacular view.
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How can anyone give this beautiful formation, flying over the wonderful city of Lincoln a thumbs down.You must be mad !!!
Gotta love the roar of the engines from both Lancaster's and the Vulcan... plus hearing the bells in the background just seems very British :)
The engines on the Lancaster Mk X from Canada has the Pacckard (USA) built Merlins Half the Lancasters Built, 3,440 Mk B III & Canadian MkX's had the Packard built Merlins, part of the Allied cooperations,
soaringtractor
Nope. Rolls Royce design and engineering built according to specs under licence to an outside source. Do your research.
soaringtractor
Oh, and all your infantile "DUUUUUHHHS" and peurile insults in this and other posts doesn't make you right. Deal with it.
Seeing these 3 in the air stirs so many different emotions. Deep gratitude for the countless numbers that used the Lancasters for the job they were built for, and awe at the speed with which the aviation industry evolved over a very short period of time, the first Vulcan flew in 1951, the year I was born, and deep sadness that the skills that were behind these and subsequent aircraft like TSR2, the Harrier and of course Concorde, are no longer valued or encouraged by successive generations of politicians, to the point where the UK no longer has a viable and vibrant independent aircraft manufacturing industry, the UK has become merely a sub contractor to other countries.
We also owe a huge vote of thanks to the countless volunteers that have been responsible for returning these wonderful machines to operating condition and status.
I would have to hope that maybe some of our present politicians will recognise that keeping these machines serviceable so that they can continue to be serve as a real reminder of all that has gone before is something that transcends mere beancounting. They are a fundamental part of the recent history of the UK and should be retained as such, not just as static reminders of the price that was paid by so many fine people.
I now live in Ireland, so I can't start a petition to "encourage" Mr Cameron to provide the support to keep the Vulcan flying, to serve as a reminder of the significant role that the UK has played over the last century in shaping the future of Europe. Perhaps someone in the UK will take that on board.
Couldn't have said it better myself... As a young college student, I can't tell you how important it is to get more people my age into this kind of mindset
If only the three remaining fast taxi-able Vulcans could be reactivated and sent to Ukraine to help in the struggle there ... What a fantastic sight that would be no doubt some of the Russians who have never heard of her would think the Martians were landing !
Fantastic design and engineering by A V ROE, my granddad worked at AVRO'S, he would be sat on his cloud now with the biggest grin he could ever give.
two best aircraft in his opinion.
This video proves it, wonderful thank you.
Definately a lump in the throat, tear in the eye moment - wonderful!
It is so nice to se those two beauties together. When ours left Hamilton, the crowd was pretty damn big! Can't wait to see it return :)
The airplanes, the bells , the scenery. So British. So awesome
I know the tv room in heaven will be brimming when they show this :-))
Roy Chadwick would be proud.
I was in a field next to where the new bomber command memorial is being built, I watched all 3 rise in the distance from RAF Waddington and then waited and there out of the gloomy skies came what can only be described as 'beautiful' I'll never forget seeing these 3 in formation, a once in a life time event...
Why am I crying? because I have seen the most amazing sight and listened to the most amazing sounds. Thank you for the video. A couple of years ago I was too ill to see the Vulcan at our local airshow. I was in my garden for some fresh air and there in front of me in the sky was the most amazing sight of the Vulcan flying over Abingdon after the air show and it came right over my house. Never stopped crying, what a softie I am but worth it.
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Am.
Soooooooooooo.
Envious......
(sigh)
Awesome video. Thank you!
Used to work on these aircraft 1970 - 73 (PA474 and Vulcans) whilst at RAF Waddington. PA474 was put back into flying condition in in 1973 (flew in it 4 times as ground eng) before going to the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight (then based at RAF Coltishall, Norfolk) Have to admit every time I see the Lanc or XH558 in the sky's over Lincolnshire it always makes makes me emotional.
I went to Waddington and watched the Lancaster's land, then onto Metheringham where there was an airfield in WW2 and was in awe of the three sister flypast. Hundreds gathered here to await the see the spectacle. Really enjoyed seeing the three get airborne a few miles away. XH558 looked fantastic as she banked starboard to group with the Lanc's and fly over Lincoln. Well worth taking the day off and racing to the other side of the country!
Fantastic and Proud
Beautiful. And god bless our chaps who fought and lost in these machines.
Utterly magnificent. I need a tissue !
Roy Chadwick would have been looking down at this with a massive grin.
When you think that Sydney Camm went from the Hurricane , Typhoon, Tempest, Hunter and Harrier it makes you wonder what the great R J Mitchell could have achieved.
Truly impressive!
From today's special flypast formation for the turf cutting ceremony at the new Bomber Command memorial at Canwick Hill. We had cameras at RAF Waddington, the new memorial site and on the roof of Lincoln Cathedral for a truly spectacular view.
Yeah, you did a grand job! What a display! Must have been exceptional to see up close.
Quietest I've ever heard the Vulcan ;)
Amazing sight, amazing aircraft.
absolutely magnificent, i have been lucky enough to see the two lancasters fly low over my house twice in the last couple of weeks if the vulcan had been with them i think i might have collapsed with happiness
Nice job! I love the cathedral bells!
What a stunning video - two Lancasters and a Vulcan.
Brilliant 3 Flying memorials to the brave men of Bomber Command. Thank you.It would be great to see them 3 together flying over Lancashire the Lancaster's birth place.
Avro ❤❤❤
Fantastic a joy to watch. The Lancaster and the Vulcan.
History in the making
That made it look really quite haunting, especially with the bells.
WoW, the best video yet! What a way to celebrate these superb aircraft and to remember their crews.
I just emailed this video to my mum to watch. :¬)
And I was lucky enough to see them first hand a few days later at the Dawlish Air Show. :'¬)
great video , i need to get my arse in gear and go see some of these planes fly , couple of spitfires and a lanc flow over my estate the other day and i was screaming and shouting, makes me so proud, not much left of that in nw london.
Wonderful scenes and a great memorial to all Bomber Command and Strike Command crews through the years.
Bloody fantastic
Thank you so much for this-what an historic day, I just wish I could have seen it live!
i think we should make replicas of the lancaster because our public love seeing these in the skies and its such a pleasure to look out and see them fly past your home it made our day when they did, and really boosts up public moral
What a beautiful video. Brought a tear to my eyes. Was there at Waddington yesterday to see the 3 sisters. A day I will never forget x :-)
***** Me too....
I was there too, what a day!!
I got to see vera and thumper fly over just jane at East Kirkby,but regrettably I didn't see this live...must have been amazing
Samantha Wright i have tingle in your toes
As the son of a Lancaster pilot, can I say that was an amazing video. Thanks!
Give us proof that your the Lancaster pilots son
@@leckie1977 I said a Lancaster pilot's son. By the way, I don't have to prove anything to you, buddy.
Adrian Burn okay sorry
In the fifties,Vulcans from Woodford,regularly blew our back door open....happy days!
EXCELLENT JOB !! The amazing fact is--there was only about 7 years between the Lancs production wind down, and the futuristic Vulcan's arrival, and yet--EVERYTHING about them could not be more different.The rush to design, develop , and produce the first Jet powered nuclear bomber's post war, was a tremendous achievement, boosted by the dramatic change in East/ West relations. If the Vulcan had come on the scene for the first time in the 1970's, she would have still looked futuristic.
Avro 3 Sisters, what sweet music they make! Interesting styles of take off between British and Canadian aircraft.
Id like to say well done to all those who keep them planes in the air I don't think on in will see that again in my lifetime and I'm 14 so its a spectacular to see
Once in lifetime moment never to be seen again.
Absolutely stunning.
Wonderful sights & sounds of an amazing day! Beautifully compiled, very evocative. This video captures so well something I was privileged to witness first hand but try as I did, I could never record it as faithfully.
Just brilliant.....lump in throat moment!!
I was there, at both sites but the cameras catch so much more, beautiful unique film!
Well done to all involved for this fantastic achievement.
What a fantastic video........... I have watched XH558 leave/return from DSA loads of times but it still gets to me......even more so walongside the Lancasters ........
Saw the Lancaster's and Vulcan by an Inn, got some good photos, a sight I will never forget :) same to hear that the Vulcan wont be flying any more after November, I am hoping that we can have the Canadian Lancaster over here more often, such an amazing sight, I heard that they were trying to get Just Jane flying again, just imagine, how beautiful that would be :) like a dream come true :)
AVRO - A stands for aviation - V stands for the Victory the aircraft had in war - R stands for the Robust constructions these aircraft have (still going strong today) - O stands for the many RAF Operations these aircraft accomplished.
Wow. .made me very emotional watching that..
Great footage ,I think the chimes of the bells added a bit more atmosphere ,good stuff
What an amazing sight. Wish I could have seen this in person
Beautiful sight. Wish i had been there to see it live.
Quality, pure quality.......
Fantastic, thank you very much.
Awesome, thank you to everyone involved!
Incredible sight.
I saw Vulcan at Scarborough this year. The thought that this aircraft may have to stop flying in a couple of years due to lack of engines and the end of its airframe's life is terribly sad.
No other plane has the same presence.
Simply Awesome planes TV
Wow nearly shredded my speakers,excellent close ups.thanks
Excellent video takes me back many years.
What a joy to see and watch . I can't say any more . It's probably been said already . FANTASTIC !!! :-)
Wonderful, thanks for sharing it with us.
Nicely thought out locations, specially the the views from the church roof
Awesome.
Absolutely brilliant! Thank you.
When are the RAF going to adopt the Vulcan !!! absolutely brilliant, well done to all concerned with the flypast and the filming
Many thanks for this.
Unfortunately I couldn't be there, But this is the 2nd best thing!!! Thank you for posting this historical event for us all to watch over and over again!! :-D
Wonderful! Thank you.
Love it best RAF bomber from WW2 ever can't wait to see it on sunday
@soaringtractor The British had no need for a bigger bomber, the Lanc did an adequate and reliable job. The yanks I believe found that their crappy B17 was not up to the job in the Pacific, hence they had to develop a new and bigger plane with greater range. I also believe they had a lot of initial issues with it before it was fit for service. ....I would never call it the best bomber.
Thank you PlanesTV for this superb video for those of us not able to get to Lincoln. It is one of the most dramatic videos and really sums up the whole spirit of the trip by 'VERA' from Hamilton.
Stunning.
Brilliant, thanks. One of the best videos i've ever seen on UA-cam. !
wow! simply stunning
Great clip. thanks
Wow amazing brought a tear to my eye
Magic, just magic.
what a spectacular sight
Just another reason why I am proud to have been Made in Great Britain.
@soaringtractor at least the brits have history.
Great video, thanks!
Looking good.can't wait for Duxford in sept.very sad that the Vulcan retires after November......for ever!
***** its the 2nd weekend.check website for prices.we do get ticket subsidy remember to keep stubs :-)
The Vulcan will continue to fly well in to 2015, as stated by the XH558 Website
Saw the show on BBC Canada of the retirement. Sad but preserved
Amazing video
Now that's a special Video
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Avro built some beautiful aircraft in its day.
@soaringtractor So what !......it was still a BRITISH Avro design , just contracted out. I remember also that your famous Yank P51 Mustang was no good until fitted with a BRITISH designed Merlin engine.
what a great video
Top video! Thanks for shareing :)
Wonderful.
Fantastic
Great Video
Beautiful :D
The somber chime
Avro the best in the world
Wow vulcans
Lest we forget
Amazing 4 Olympuses and 8 Merlins (4 RR Merlins + 4 Packard Merlins) symphony
Lovely to see and a great memorial to Roy Chadwick, it's just a shame the Avro Lincoln his successor to the Lancaster at the end of WWII couldn't be part of the display instead of being a static display at RAF Cosford!
Excellent stuff :-)
Anyone else got an funny feeling on the Vulcan take off!