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- Masters Of The Air episode 8: P-51 Mustang Airstrike (2024) with Austin Butler and Barry Keoghan
Based on Donald L. Miller’s book of the same name, and scripted by John Orloff, “Masters of the Air” follows the men of the 100th Bomb Group (the “Bloody Hundredth”) as they conduct perilous bombing raids over Nazi Germany and grapple with the frigid conditions, lack of oxygen and sheer terror of combat conducted at 25,000 feet in the air. Portraying the psychological and emotional price paid by these young men as they helped destroy the horror of Hitler’s Third Reich, is at the heart of “Masters of the Air.” Some were shot down and captured; some were wounded or killed. And some were lucky enough to make it home. Regardless of individual fate, a toll was exacted on them all.
From executive producers Steven Spielberg, Tom Hanks and Gary Goetzman, the series features a stellar cast led by Academy Award nominee Austin Butler, Callum Turner, Anthony Boyle, Nate Mann, Rafferty Law, Academy Award nominee Barry Keoghan, Josiah Cross, Branden Cook and Ncuti Gatwa.
Someone really needs to explain to these CGI artists, about the laws of physics and also how 'drop' tanks work!?!
I uhhh have a lot of questions.... Why the lead flight is lower than the rest before commencing the attack run?
Why use Mustangs instead of the Jug which is far more suited in attacking fortifications which also can carry 12 rockets instead of 6 and 8xMGs instead of 6?
Mustangs are not suited for low and slow rocket strikes instead of high angle and speed.
Why the lead flight kick rudder right infront of his wingmen instead to the side of the nose risking collision?
Telling your friend to bail at that alt?
"Those are not British cavalry, they are lighthorsemen. They are going to dismount."
Sometimes you have to act different to surprise your enemy.
This time it's just some Hollywood work.
Several answers..during those times aircraft were used whenever however they could and so happens it was Tuskegee...sure they flew other aircraft but most likely the nearest field for this mission was most likely them and just so happened to be P-51D ... So they installed tanks, rockets and extra ammo .. as for the rest of the details they weren't flying that fast and its all in the moment. In hind sight pilots did crazy things that were outside the norm but got the job done and high level stress situations anything goes. Training kicks in and the rest is up to you. How armies conduct themselves today wasn't the way back then.
For example Brits were ordered to shoot down V-1s but instead they took it upon themselves to use their wingtips and force buzz bomb off its course and into the drink or random open field. The price for that maneuver was loss control of aircraft but they did it anyway.
As usual the aviation geeks are upset about how these shows/movies are portayed. Dont forget we are only a small percentage of the population that knows better. Everyone else watching needs that action packed bs to stay interested so stop complaining and be grateful we at least got this. If not start donating to the cause but it still wouldnt be enough for what you consider "proper"
Understand what you say and partly agree, but for such a very small effort (and a very slight detuning of the visual dramatics), it could have been SO GOOD & appealed to almost everybody! A real missed opportunity.
@philthrelfall5294 yea but whose really paying attention to detail other than us?
@@pilotdave1000 Yes, but then people ask me if I watched it & I have to say I can't (because of the gross inaccuracies). When I explain my concerns, most of them go, "Oh, that seems fair, I wonder why the makers did not talk with their technical advisors?"! All for the want of a little sensible dialogue!
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Also, da wird ziemlich viel geredet - für die Dramaturgie vielleicht ganz unterhaltsam.
Aber Krieg ist kein Entertainment!
Hollywood has screwed up pretty much all of the ww2 aviation movies.
what a load of garbage, poorly done.
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Red Tailes ?
Yes Sir!
Red Tails , the Tuskegee Airmen
These CGI Mustangs are laughable. The so called artists who did them need to rethink their careers! The CGI in the film Redtails was much, much better.
Red tails wasn’t any better
Maybe cause this movie was **MOSTLY** about the b17
Bro, did any of those 4 mustangs get back to base? Why use the Mustang when you can use the P-47 which is far better for this role?
Struggled to watch series. Huge disappointment. Such potential wasted
Why you need drop tanks to fly to France. The P51 as a range of 650mi without tanks
The caption says that they're over Toulon, which is in southern France. The Tuskegee Airmen flew in from eastern Italy, which is about 473 miles straight. Presumably it's so that when they hit Toulon, they would have full internal fuel.
As of most of this series ,not very well made ,tried to be like the "Pacific" or " Band of Brothers " and failed badly
Absolutely imbossible to bail out from thumbling and spinning plane that low altitude. Looks like they had ejection seats in mustangs those days🤣
I’m always puzzled when the storyline shown a plot where another pilot show another pilot how to do things with his own aircraft. There’s another Pakistan movie Shareal showing another pilot teaching another pilot how to restart the engine in mid flight, and we have the flight lead teach another qualified pilot how to drop his external tanks. These plots doesn’t make sense, a pilot is qualified to fly his own plane. If he doesn’t know those things, he shouldn’t be flying anywhere, he ne a burden for his flight.
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