Spent time as a young boy in the early 1960's with an elderly lady that lived in France under German occupation, and she said the sound of a Lancaster bomber flying was the sound of FREEDOM!!.Never forget!
I grew up on an RCAF station where my father was stationed and one absolutely NEVER forgets the sweet sound of a Merlin engine. Loved the Lancs and the Mustangs and those engines were the sound of music. God bless those that flew them.
Hello from Hamilton Ontario... your lovely bird sounds just like our Vera. Nothing like hearing those four Merlins thundering overhead. One of the most terrifying things I've ever imagined was when someone said "imagine a thousand of those flying over all at once, dropping bombs."
Make your way north to Hamilton, Ontario and see Vera fly... she's the highlight of the airshow every father's day weekend, has a B-25 Mitchell off her wing, and always comes with an escort of Spitfires, Hurricanes and Mustangs along with any other WW2 birds who can find the time.
Those young people in the group don't know it but they owe their freedom to planes like the Lancaster and the courageous men who flew them My uncle was one of them I took him to see one in a museum in 1964 and he became very emotional just to touch one again
bloody luverly one of those planes once a year takes off from Bournemouth airport. hangs low almost tree top height as it flys over the top of my house before he fly's higher and joins in at the air show over Bournemouth beach. i tell you what when they fly low over your house you can really feel the sound of the engines on your body. i don't know why that happens but i felt it more than one time.
We stayed at the nearby Petwood hotel in 2019 and visited the Kinema in the Woods. As well as going to see the BBMF at Conningsby. So much to see in that part of Lincolnshire.
That was a low pass alright! Imagine what the Dambusters of 617 Squadron did and fly that thing at 60 feet in the dark while being shot at! Those boys were among my childhood heroes when I was a kid.
I see a Bomber Command vet with the DFM and the Aircrew Europe Star among others. Brave doesn't come close to what those guys went through. It was nye on suicidal considering what they were up against.
Yes! Today they talk of sporting "heroes"!! IMHO not one sporting "hero" ever experienced what Bomber Command aircrew (and the ground attack Typhoon IB pilots) did during WWII: of that the GREATEST generation of young men and women that ever lived!!
Those boys did what they did out of a combination of duty to their King and Country, and also a strong sense of camaraderie amongst the crews, a 'we're all in this together' attitude. How many nowadays would do what they did? I wonder.
Lancaster? ...eerrr I was looking at something else! lol, seriously, I've watched this vid many times, the trees surrounding the location make the sound of those four Merlins even better.
There's one of these magnificent planes in the motat museum in Auckland NZ . it was donated to the Rnzaf air crew by the French government as a thank you. it needs to be moved to the Rnzaf museum in Christchurch as has recently happened in Canada
@@somjitleo so does London during the blitz. Unlike Dresden, which had major railway marshalling yards and staging areas for troops and supplies, the only military target in London was Winston Churchill.
The Lanc flew over my house last week at this level but it diddnt sound like that!! The woods must have accentuated the sound perhaps? Or does the prop pitch alter the sound?
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Spent time as a young boy in the early 1960's with an elderly lady that lived in France under German occupation, and she said the sound of a Lancaster bomber flying was the sound of FREEDOM!!.Never forget!
That sound approaching through the trees sends shivers all over. I love British aircraft and aviation history. Cheers from the States!
we love the states, we wouldnt be speaking english without ya
I love tgem too
My grandma built them at the AVRO factory In Manchester during ww2. I'm so proud of her. Rest in peace grandma x
We owe our freedom to people like your grandma. God Bless her soul.
Brings a tear to your eye, how many didn't come home. I'm Australian.
We will remember them.
God Bless the Anzac troops.
My father was navigator/ bombardier in Lancasters during the war. Though he didn't talk about it much I know he was very proud of it.
So amazing to see
Brilliant and well done to 617 Squadron 80th Anniversary this May 23
I grew up on an RCAF station where my father was stationed and one absolutely NEVER forgets the sweet sound of a Merlin engine. Loved the Lancs and the Mustangs and those engines were the sound of music. God bless those that flew them.
Hello from Hamilton Ontario... your lovely bird sounds just like our Vera. Nothing like hearing those four Merlins thundering overhead. One of the most terrifying things I've ever imagined was when someone said "imagine a thousand of those flying over all at once, dropping bombs."
Only one thing better - Eight of 'em!
Long may Vera fly ! Greetings and thanks to Canada.
I saw your Vera flying together with our Lancaster
The Lancaster sound ........just superb
Love the sound of the Lancaster, and I'm a damn Yank! Greetings from across the pond :)
Make your way north to Hamilton, Ontario and see Vera fly... she's the highlight of the airshow every father's day weekend, has a B-25 Mitchell off her wing, and always comes with an escort of Spitfires, Hurricanes and Mustangs along with any other WW2 birds who can find the time.
Thanks to your brave boys during WW2 we are free. We will Remember them 🇺🇸 🇬🇧
Brothers in arms against a common foe.
The Rolls Royce Merlin engine is undoutedly the sweetest sound in aviation!! Just about EVERYBODY can recognise it!!
Really nice to see my uncle flew Lancaster's with 630 squadron . The plane that made the difference . Had the bomb load capacity like no other plane 👍
The bomber that thinks it's a fighter. Magnificent aircraft, and a fitting tribute to a brave man.
Thank you Percy and all of your crew wherever they be for your bravery all those years ago.
I second that sentiment!! 👍
"Legendary lanc's." ❤️ 💪✌️
Amazing. Those folks had a spectacular treat. I'd have been clapping too. In gratitude and Remembrance to the Lancs crews.
Many years ago I was shooting (archery) south of Croydon when a Lanc flew right over us at about 1000 feet! What an amazing sound!!
Almost certainly that exact Lanc. There's only two still flying, and Vera doesn't cross the pond very often.
I wish I could have been there to see this. Even better though to be there and share it with others. Amazing, still brings tears to my eyes.
Come to Lincolnshire and you’ll see it
Just can’t imagine the bravery of those bomber command boys; wonderful to see a veteren and one with a dfm!
Those young people in the group don't know it but they owe their freedom to planes like the Lancaster and the courageous men who flew them My uncle was one of them I took him to see one in a museum in 1964 and he became very emotional just to touch one again
My respects and heartfelt thanks to your Uncle for fighting for my freedoms today!! 👍
bet it was the BMW's alarm that went off!
An inbred auto reaction--
I thought it was rather amusing :)
Underrated comment!
@@resnonverba137
Oh yes!
Rather...
I had the great pleasure and thrill of a lifetime when I flew for an hour in the Canadian 🇨🇦 Lancaster in 2017...it was unbelievable ☘🕶👍
What a lovely moment ❤️
We need more of them up there.
YES!!! TOTALLY agree!! Reproducing WWII aircraft would be a great career path for the young to aspire to. 👍
bloody luverly one of those planes once a year takes off from Bournemouth airport. hangs low almost tree top height as it flys over the top of my house before he fly's higher and joins in at the air show over Bournemouth beach. i tell you what when they fly low over your house you can really feel the sound of the engines on your body. i don't know why that happens but i felt it more than one time.
I love that the engines were so loud they set off car alarms on the ground!
Now imagine a fleet of them, filled with brave men
The sound of victory ✌️
Beautiful sound, especially in an enclosed space like that.
Thanks for sharing!
No worries. You’re welcome 👍
We stayed at the nearby Petwood hotel in 2019 and visited the Kinema in the Woods.
As well as going to see the BBMF at Conningsby. So much to see in that part of
Lincolnshire.
My home village
Fantastic sound and great place to watch a movie too in the woods
There are no words for that noise!
The sound of those engines sends shivers up my spine I remember the day when we heard them every day pure magic
That was a low pass alright! Imagine what the Dambusters of 617 Squadron did and fly that thing at 60 feet in the dark while being shot at! Those boys were among my childhood heroes when I was a kid.
Even the car got emotional👍👍👍
I see a Bomber Command vet with the DFM and the Aircrew Europe Star among others.
Brave doesn't come close to what those guys went through. It was nye on suicidal considering what they were up against.
Yes! Today they talk of sporting "heroes"!! IMHO not one sporting "hero" ever experienced what Bomber Command aircrew (and the ground attack Typhoon IB pilots) did during WWII: of that the GREATEST generation of young men and women that ever lived!!
Those boys did what they did out of a combination of duty to their King and Country, and also a strong sense of camaraderie amongst the crews, a 'we're all in this together' attitude.
How many nowadays would do what they did?
I wonder.
No Car Alarms were injured in the making of this clip!
That sound it gives you goosebumps
Those magnificent men in their flying machines
Awesome! The Lanc is the coolest!
Lancaster? ...eerrr I was looking at something else! lol, seriously, I've watched this vid many times, the trees surrounding the location make the sound of those four Merlins even better.
Yes Sid...im guilty of the same crime....
@@bluedogreddogstumpy5868 You Dirty boys.👍
Bit of nice crumpet there, lads.
Jolly good fun eh? Well alright lads carry on!
There's one of these magnificent planes in the motat museum in Auckland NZ . it was donated to the Rnzaf air crew by the French government as a thank you. it needs to be moved to the Rnzaf museum in Christchurch as has recently happened in Canada
Just Awesome
Those m motors are the sound of freedom
GOOSEBUMPS
Nice to see Mr Andy Marson in the background there too :)
In luv the colour green😉😂
Also her red-haired friend!
Woman in green knows her incoming Lanc sounds :)
Full bomb load as well 😨
Jeeeeez--imagine the noise of thousands flying overhead and dropping many tons of bombs
Dresden springs to mind .
@@somjitleo so does London during the blitz. Unlike Dresden, which had major railway marshalling yards and staging areas for troops and supplies, the only military target in London was Winston Churchill.
this must be woodhall spa
Very Important the Lancaster Bombers
I love how the first one I was inside that cinema
My uncle was one that did not come. Bertie Truesdale.
The engines were so loud that a car alarm went off.
Really
If that didn't make the hairs on your neck stand up , play again with full volume ... what a sound!!!!
Use ear buds.
Lest we forget,
Great fly by 👍, but not the best of viewing platforms in a small area surrounded by high trees?
EARGASM ALERT!!!
1:06 are the sisters you came for.
BMW s don’t like being Chastised.
That’s my village!!!!
Kevin Pierce Woodhall Spa 👍
@@chriskeltie5818yup
The Lanc flew over my house last week at this level but it diddnt sound like that!! The woods must have accentuated the sound perhaps? Or does the prop pitch alter the sound?
Most likely you saw it whilst it was cruising around - I assume the crew on this occasion ran the engines up for the suprise factor!
@@Gaizhun Yes, you may be right.
This is the best sound recording howver; cut and paste this! Canadian Lancaster escorted by BBMF over Lincoln
Bloody right... Rather large bird right there, Guvnah? - 2:10
Are these guys pilots?
Midd Upper Gunner
Nice! But ULTRA LOW? you must be kidding it's at least 500 feet above ground level...
Shut up prick, you need your eyes looking at if you think that’s 500ft
You can literally see the pilot
Great work Mr camera man! And apparently there was some kind of aeroplane in the video as well?👍👍👍 💣💣
Who's the red headed lady with her back to the camera is she?😳😍
Show off
When you've got it, flaunt it. That especially applies when you're talking about four Merlin engines.
That’s my village that is!
That is a proper bomber. Second best of its era; I'd say the B-29 can't be topped.
Haha twat