@@rajchowdhury5153 Yeah, soon as I heard "Highway to the Danger Zone" I thought of Top Gun, and seeing as a remake was recently released, it seems a well-timed reference.
As a South Korean, I want to thank Major Davis for his service from the bottom of my heart. May he rest in peace. Bless his family with great happiness and good health. Thank you for sharing his story that many of us aren't aware of.
Thanks for the heroic story of Davis. He could have turned tail when half of the wing had returned home and no one could blame him. However, his sacrifice saved the bombers.
The animation could do with more vibration and momentum of weight. All the aircraft roll and pitch rate is too foamy like, yes it won't do better for close up shot as heavy turns are high speed but less angle/second but if seen from a far show the power of both the engine and hydraulics pumping the fins to get into the manuvers.
You're animations are unmatched. As I'm sure you've heard before, they get better each video - it's true! Such a heroic story of Davis, beautifully depicted by you all. Thank you and Godspeed Sabre heroes ~
I don’t know what to say man… these animations are golden and so is your storytelling. Whenever I see a notification that you’ve posted a new video it’s like opening a Christmas present.
The details of Yarnhub's animation keeps getting improving. Even the smallest details are so very accurate. The explosions and bullet tracers are so very detailed. Love it😊👌
Bloody Hell, the first contact between the sides already blew me away. The filmography and angles are on point, like war film standards. And the flow doesn't stop. The gunnery is as impressive as ever, and so is the voices of the characters and narrator. The choice of stories has also always made clicking on a new video right away worth it. Ye great campfire storytellers of troubled times, remember to take breaks too. Hope gamer bread comes out soon.
fighter pilots like him are a rare sight to see to become a ace more then once is not an easy task, but he made the mistake of staying on that last fighter plane and not braking away to gain speed.
The other day I met a 92 year old Korean war veteran, he served in the airforce since 1948 and went to okinawa in December of 1950, Korea was pushed to Busan by thay point. A Chinese landing ship was spotted and he successfully sunk it and received a metal for his service.
@liran547 in 1954-1955 and 1958 the Chinese did attempt to attack Taiwan though. They even had landing ships but the United States Navy had ships in the area and stopped them before hand. During the Korean War they did have Landing ships left over from ww2 but not in large numbers. The Chinese definitely didn't and still don't have naval supremacy in the area.
@@Hanzzaki if you men ships that can be use to transport troops over the ocean, yes, PLA had losts of small windsurfing fishing boats at that time if thats what you mean, and the PLA NEVER tried to attack the island Taiwan, they only attacked the costal small islands which are just a few mails away from the shore, and they failed badly, due to LACK of landing ships, LOL. as to today's naval supremacy in this area, I dont know, but just 20 years ago, the US carriers could just park in Taiwan Strait as long as they want to. NEVER see them dare to do that anymore. lets just hope there is peace forever, afterall, between the strait, same people with same culture, dispite different political idealogies
Amazing. You should also do the INSANE story of British Korean War pilot Brian Ellis. The guy shot down a MiG while flying a RN piston-powered Hawker Sea Fury!
My mom's second cousin flew the f-86 Sabers in Korea. He continued to fly during the Vietnam conflict from the early stages on. I'm not sure what he flew in Vietnam but he got some kills and ended up teaching at the War C ollege in Alabama his specialty was fighter tactics.
Your heartfelt gratitude is truly touching. Major Davis's service and sacrifice stand as a testament to the courage and dedication of those who fought for freedom. It’s incredibly meaningful that his story reaches across borders and resonates so deeply. May he indeed rest in peace, and may his family be blessed with happiness and health. Thank you for honoring his memory and ensuring his legacy is remembered. 🙏❤
@@Chip-18 It the same like Playing with T-34 agains Ambrams.. You can get lucky and kill one or two if they arent looking at you.. but when he sees you.. you aint doing shit.. And those Migs as well.. We can argue whitch was better plane but at the end the roll rate at mig sucks so Sabre wins.. Not to mention the Russian pilots wrecked the Americans and when It was only Chinese vs Americans then Americans wrecked Chinese 😀
Davis, he took on all dangerous missions! A hero to the end ! His Co pilot so fortunate to break away from many migs! Just two against too many migs is such a big risk!
He made the same mistake as the Red Baron. He chased the enemy for too long... the enemy probably called for back up and lead him to the reinforcements. Sad :(
Sadly it's that dogged aggressive focus that makes a great fighter pilot. Single minded Aggression allways seems to be the ingredient all aces have. The key. But it comes with its own dangers.
Hey Yarnhub, as a suggestion, you guys should make a video on Benjamin Salomon, a WWII frontline surgeon/dentist who sacrificed his life evacuating his patients while killing 98 Japanese in the process. He won the medal of honour
Great as always! Such a great way to preserve the stories of these great heroes in a media that everyone can enjoy. You help so many people connect and learn the sacrifices, triumphs, tragedies, and honors of these men and women. Thanks again Yarnhub!
In November 1982, Captain Bob Love took me for 2 rides in his P-51D Mustang. He was a Korean War F-86 Ace in the 335th Fighter Squadron and shot down 6 enemy planes. I enjoyed seeing what he may have gone through in this amazing video.
They did it again. Another fantastic video. I don’t think I’ve ever seen a video with lower production value than the last. Do you guys never get sick or make mistakes? Your burnout resistance must be…aces.
It's been years team yarnhub! I still remember your first animations, the way i was always excited for your next animation and the happiness we all felt when you released a new video.
I've heard many of these stories by other Tubers, but this animation sets this apart completely. I wish I knew about this from the start. Kudos man. Keep at it and you'll eventually blow up.
Another amazing video. The planes in this video look superb and I can’t imagine how much work it took to animate the dogfights but they came out looking fantastic! Always happy to get more stories from the Korean War but everything on the channel is well worth a watch. Keep up the good work!!
This was a nice surprise, reading the title I first thought you were covering Francis Gabreski, whos exploits first in Europe were in the P-47 and like Robert Johnson are among my favorite fighter pilots. Perhaps another double war ace episode?!
57 years old and I never knew this story till today. My hometown of Lubbock Texas was home of Reese AFB. A training base. The T-80 was used . We had 2 static displays of the T-80. The TEXAN was used in WW2. Thanks for your service Lt. Col . RIP
The entire animations is top notch, but 5:38 is simply a top gun reference and that doesn't go unobserved! Also, war thunder's next update knows a thing or two about danger zones too!
I know I'm not the only one who caught the highway through the danger zone part. I also know I'm not the only one who channeled my inner archer and yelled "DANGAH ZOOOONE" in a high pitch. The ones who leave likes on this comment did it too.
This was the most fast action video that i ever watched on youtube It went from a Tu-2 formation being escorted by La-11s just to encounter a super fast Aircraft with 6 50 cals shredding everything thing and the La-11s trying their possible to shot down the sabre only for a squadron of mig-15s to safe them Man that was wild
Great video. This man was supremely brave to do what he did. I salute him. But if he wasn't so fixated on his third target he might've survived to fight another day.
The quality of your videos is always astounding, as is the research you guys put into them. Thanks so much for making these vids, long may you continue to do so ^.^ There are 2 pilots from WW2 who would make great subjects for your vids, Wing Cmndr Adrian Warburton of 69 squadron and George Beurling of 249 squadron. Both were notable during the Battle For Malta between 1940 and 1943
The battle of Yalu river is a very brutal fight. Chinese volunteer army charge into it with pretty much no air support, artillery cover or tanks. Just man. As my great grandfather use to say: "War ain't won by machines, is won by man." First do show respect to any Americans taking part in the Korean war, Losing dozens of people, we fought the Americans all the way back, at the end of the entire war at the battle of ChangJinLake we pretty even knock out the 1st US Marine Division, but now of course, communist propaganda all over again. But still, as the cartoon 那些兔年那些事 on bilibili, What they say: 以此纪念中国最可爱的人（中国人民志愿军第九军团，第十三军团---长津湖湖战役）
The only really showing off advantage we have at the time, amount of people and tactics and of course the use of US gear we found after battle, which mostly can't use either by not much ammo, English writings and bad state is in after combat.
@@JaimonNorPai war is absolutely won by machines. As was proven in the sino-vietnamese war battle where a single platoon of Vietnamese managed to fend off a regiment of Chinese, good technology kind of invalidates manpower
Wow the amount of details is amazing, from the models and textures to the very improved flight behaviors, especially the high roll rate and angle of attack of the Sabre and the sluggish roll of MiG15 and it's little speed loss in tight turns
im always amazed by the fact that the yarnhub team is working soo hard to bring us new entertaining stories that i've never heard about keep it up guys oh and i know you guys hear that on a daily basis but the quality always getting better and better :D
The one thing I like about this channel is that they know how to narrate the stories and most importantly I really like the way they animate it’s really suits the narration.
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Make an A-10 video pls
i cant my mom says no
Ello :)
Like video
Love from India ☺️👍 and a request if possible please make a video on( battle of logewala ) it would be great if you do so
“Taking the highway to the danger zone” “Would take the breath away” Bravo
Yeah, a nice reference to the Kenny Loggin's song
Hahahahaha I caught that too 🤣
As soon as I heard it I saw this comment. Talk about timing
@@zoph6241 no..there're two of them, It's actually referring to top gun itself, take my breath away was the title track of top gun by Berlin
@@rajchowdhury5153 Yeah, soon as I heard "Highway to the Danger Zone" I thought of Top Gun, and seeing as a remake was recently released, it seems a well-timed reference.
3 years going, and still better than the History Channel.
Yeah lol
History channel used to be the best. Nothing beats some old school Dogfights episodes.
That's stretching it a bit already...
Most definitely. I miss old History Channel. Especially Dogfights
@@LordKorKor Same here!
As a South Korean, I want to thank Major Davis for his service from the bottom of my heart. May he rest in peace. Bless his family with great happiness and good health. Thank you for sharing his story that many of us aren't aware of.
As an American, I must say, what an amazing man, and a sacrifice, thank god he helped save your country, and helped America as well
as a north korean, i can say this man dying was one of the events ever
Its beautiful knowing a foreigner shows more appreciation for America than most Americans rn! Thank you and God Bless!
@@person12321wait a min…how can NK ppl play internet?😂
I means ur country is totally walled?
@@kewintaylor7056 i just asked and they said yeah
Littlefield fighting all those Migs off Davis all the way to the ground is insanely heroic.
that is the how the brother hood of fighter pilots was back then, as well as the respect and training kicking in
Loyalty to his squadron leader.
@@CHRF-55457 the way he followed him into battle reminded me of jonathans shield bearer following him into a seemingly impossible battle in the bible
Littlefield could just cut throttle and go behind the Migs lol
@@gavinhuang132 AH SO Huang a dang...
Thanks for the heroic story of Davis. He could have turned tail when half of the wing had returned home and no one could blame him. However, his sacrifice saved the bombers.
The end almost broke me in tears.
all the skills and sacrifices for lumps of metal. nothing else.
@@Paronak US and South Korean forces were fighting to defend South Korea's existance.
@@Paronak for nothing? Ask the South Korean, they really appreciate US involvement in the conflict
I shed a tear or few, what an inspiring story and sad yet heroic ending.
@@galacticbananastopmotions7292 By dropping bombs at civilians indeed
The movement and flight is essentially Arcade mode in War Thunder.
However this is still a brilliant piece :D
war thunder irl!?!?!?
Hi Justin, love your vids!
He got downteired lol
The animation could do with more vibration and momentum of weight. All the aircraft roll and pitch rate is too foamy like, yes it won't do better for close up shot as heavy turns are high speed but less angle/second but if seen from a far show the power of both the engine and hydraulics pumping the fins to get into the manuvers.
come on guys this is a youtube channel not some million dollar movie, it's good as it is.
You're animations are unmatched. As I'm sure you've heard before, they get better each video - it's true!
Such a heroic story of Davis, beautifully depicted by you all. Thank you and Godspeed Sabre heroes ~
Your*
those arent animations, those are real actors XD
I don’t know what to say man… these animations are golden and so is your storytelling. Whenever I see a notification that you’ve posted a new video it’s like opening a Christmas present.
Thank you for find obscure peoples stories in history and bringing them to us
Thank you for the support !
The details of Yarnhub's animation keeps getting improving. Even the smallest details are so very accurate. The explosions and bullet tracers are so very detailed. Love it😊👌
Davis is an example of a veteran leader who gave the ultimate sacrifice and didn't come home, Thanks for uploading this
Bloody Hell, the first contact between the sides already blew me away.
The filmography and angles are on point, like war film standards. And the flow doesn't stop. The gunnery is as impressive as ever, and so is the voices of the characters and narrator.
The choice of stories has also always made clicking on a new video right away worth it.
Ye great campfire storytellers of troubled times, remember to take breaks too.
Hope gamer bread comes out soon.
fighter pilots like him are a rare sight to see to become a ace more then once is not an easy task, but he made the mistake of staying on that last fighter plane and not braking away to gain speed.
My Pappy retired from the WVANG in 1991 from the engine shop, He worked on these in Korea YEARS AGO Seeing this video reminded me of him. THANK YOU
The other day I met a 92 year old Korean war veteran, he served in the airforce since 1948 and went to okinawa in December of 1950, Korea was pushed to Busan by thay point. A Chinese landing ship was spotted and he successfully sunk it and received a metal for his service.
That's heavy!
chinese never had equipted any landing ship entil early 80s my friend, if they had landing ships, there would never been a Taiwan issue at all
@liran547 in 1954-1955 and 1958 the Chinese did attempt to attack Taiwan though. They even had landing ships but the United States Navy had ships in the area and stopped them before hand. During the Korean War they did have Landing ships left over from ww2 but not in large numbers. The Chinese definitely didn't and still don't have naval supremacy in the area.
@@Hanzzaki if you men ships that can be use to transport troops over the ocean, yes, PLA had losts of small windsurfing fishing boats at that time if thats what you mean, and the PLA NEVER tried to attack the island Taiwan, they only attacked the costal small islands which are just a few mails away from the shore, and they failed badly, due to LACK of landing ships, LOL. as to today's naval supremacy in this area, I dont know, but just 20 years ago, the US carriers could just park in Taiwan Strait as long as they want to. NEVER see them dare to do that anymore. lets just hope there is peace forever, afterall, between the strait, same people with same culture, dispite different political idealogies
@liran547 they just crossed the Taiwan straights not long ago and Nacy Pelosi visited the island not long
5:38 and 5:48. This is why i love you guys so much. The references, animation, narration and overall production of the videos are top class
That thumbnail is so seamless.
So is the animation. They just keep getting better!
Amazing. You should also do the INSANE story of British Korean War pilot Brian Ellis. The guy shot down a MiG while flying a RN piston-powered Hawker Sea Fury!
Неа не когда не было такого
Пропагандистской история
Миг это реактивний двигатель как поршневые двигатель не может так вопще
@@azamatjusipov6255then explain how an f4u corsair could take down a mig
@@azamatjusipov6255May Russian Glory And Turnips Be Yours .
Loved this video…. did not expect that kind of ending….. Rest in Peace Lt.Colonel Davis
My mom's second cousin flew the f-86 Sabers in Korea. He continued to fly during the Vietnam conflict from the early stages on. I'm not sure what he flew in Vietnam but he got some kills and ended up teaching at the War C ollege in Alabama his specialty was fighter tactics.
Bad ass! Cool
Great story, great storytelling and great animation! You go guys!
Your heartfelt gratitude is truly touching. Major Davis's service and sacrifice stand as a testament to the courage and dedication of those who fought for freedom. It’s incredibly meaningful that his story reaches across borders and resonates so deeply. May he indeed rest in peace, and may his family be blessed with happiness and health. Thank you for honoring his memory and ensuring his legacy is remembered. 🙏❤
ive been watching for a while just want to say how incredible this channel is and how it recreates history moments like this, good job
Unparalleled stories are brought up here. The way you execute Yarnhub amaze me every single time. You are my fav channel in here. 👏 👏 👏 Bravo.
Thank you for saving and making history fun one video at a time. Seriously thank you.
Probably the best history channel I've ever seen
Lets amazing M8 keep it up and 5:40 “Highway to the danger zone” got your top gun reference lmao
im surprised not many commented on that
i caught that one too
Also "Take my breath away" a few seconds later
What a video! These quality of these videos just keep getting better and never fail to amaze me. Best history channel there is
As a War Thunder veteran, I can say that Sabre agains La 11 and Tu 2 is verry unfair.. Its like car agains tank..
That damm br compression...
Thank you for your service lol
So MiG-15s losing to Sabres due to having no brain IS realistic after all
Fair fights are for incorrigible romantics, and fools. Not fighter jocks. The Marquis of Queensberry wasn't a fighter pilot. 😉
@@Chip-18 It the same like Playing with T-34 agains Ambrams.. You can get lucky and kill one or two if they arent looking at you.. but when he sees you.. you aint doing shit.. And those Migs as well.. We can argue whitch was better plane but at the end the roll rate at mig sucks so Sabre wins.. Not to mention the Russian pilots wrecked the Americans and when It was only Chinese vs Americans then Americans wrecked Chinese 😀
Davis, he took on all dangerous missions! A hero to the end ! His Co pilot so fortunate to break away from many migs! Just two against too many migs is such a big risk!
I am so addicted to you videos that every hour on Friday I check if you posted a video
He made the same mistake as the Red Baron. He chased the enemy for too long... the enemy probably called for back up and lead him to the reinforcements. Sad :(
Yeah, sad.
That is what happens if you have too much adrenaline
Target fixation.
Thought the baron flew tpo far into enemy territory and got hit by flak
Sadly it's that dogged aggressive focus that makes a great fighter pilot. Single minded Aggression allways seems to be the ingredient all aces have. The key. But it comes with its own dangers.
This.. is just a masterpiece, your animation really has improved
Hey Yarnhub, as a suggestion, you guys should make a video on Benjamin Salomon, a WWII frontline surgeon/dentist who sacrificed his life evacuating his patients while killing 98 Japanese in the process. He won the medal of honour
No doubt about it, the F86 Sabre was one of the most beautiful aircraft ever.
Great as always! Such a great way to preserve the stories of these great heroes in a media that everyone can enjoy. You help so many people connect and learn the sacrifices, triumphs, tragedies, and honors of these men and women. Thanks again Yarnhub!
In November 1982, Captain Bob Love took me for 2 rides in his P-51D Mustang. He was a Korean War F-86 Ace in the 335th Fighter Squadron and shot down 6 enemy planes. I enjoyed seeing what he may have gone through in this amazing video.
What did it feel like
@@alexm7627 Much better than the time I peed on an electric fence.
@@kimmer6 im... 😅
A truly astonishing video, the animation quality has evolved so much over the 3 years you've been making these brilliant videos, Bravo, Yarnhub
This was just so cool, thanks for giving us these awesome stories in a cool format!
They did it again. Another fantastic video. I don’t think I’ve ever seen a video with lower production value than the last. Do you guys never get sick or make mistakes? Your burnout resistance must be…aces.
Finnaly a history channel who gets straight to the point
It's been years team yarnhub! I still remember your first animations, the way i was always excited for your next animation and the happiness we all felt when you released a new video.
I've heard many of these stories by other Tubers, but this animation sets this apart completely. I wish I knew about this from the start. Kudos man. Keep at it and you'll eventually blow up.
Another amazing video. The planes in this video look superb and I can’t imagine how much work it took to animate the dogfights but they came out looking fantastic!
Always happy to get more stories from the Korean War but everything on the channel is well worth a watch. Keep up the good work!!
U deserve more subs
Got to love the Top Gun references😏👍
Your animations keep getting better and better
The F86 was a beautiful aircraft. So sleek.and fast. He was a very brave man like so many of that generation.
2:40 Just one issue. The MiG-15 has cannons, so the firing sounds should be deeper and less rapid.
Nope the migs sounds were fairly accurate
20mm cannon actually aren't that different sounding from 50 cals.
@@jerrychan2851 I've heard actual Korean War pilots describe the firing sounds as "thump-thump-thump".
@@thelordofcringe 23mm actually, and there's a big difference in sound.
@@jerrychan2851 War Thunder has pretty accurate sounds for the MiG-15's guns, and they sounds very distinctive.
I’ve never been this early!!! Best channel on TY and best history program there is. Love you YarnHub
I always love your videos Yarnhub. Keep up the great work.
WOW! The animations get better every video!
Ayyy new upload
Yes sir
These vids are getting better and better
This was a nice surprise, reading the title I first thought you were covering Francis Gabreski, whos exploits first in Europe were in the P-47 and like Robert Johnson are among my favorite fighter pilots. Perhaps another double war ace episode?!
Gabreski also flew over Pearl Harbor, but too late to enter combat.
Wowzer! The graphics are improving so well it's impressive! Awsome upload your doing an amazing type of Content! !!
I've been waiting for this day! Excited to watch
That "copy that" is the coolest thing in the whole video, a different attitude that is.
as usual the best animation and narrating❤❤❤
All gave some...Some gave All. I salute you. What a great man.
These stories are incredible
57 years old and I never knew this story till today. My hometown of Lubbock Texas was home of Reese AFB. A training base. The T-80 was used . We had 2 static displays of the T-80. The TEXAN was used in WW2. Thanks for your service Lt. Col . RIP
God I love this channel
Nice video! Keep it up!
The entire animations is top notch, but 5:38 is simply a top gun reference and that doesn't go unobserved! Also, war thunder's next update knows a thing or two about danger zones too!
Highway to the danger zoneeee!
8:49, when you're the last man standing in a War Thunder jet realistic air...
I know I'm not the only one who caught the highway through the danger zone part. I also know I'm not the only one who channeled my inner archer and yelled "DANGAH ZOOOONE" in a high pitch. The ones who leave likes on this comment did it too.
I caught it
By far my favorite history channel on TH-cam. Definitely in top 3 for all time favorites 🔥🔥
I need to say that i love your content. Keep up the good work
Some of these videos I know pretty good other are new to me. Thanks for doing these videos
Not a fan of Sabres but this channel changed that! Wow what a story, I was crushed that our ace was shot down 😣
This was the most fast action video that i ever watched on youtube
It went from a Tu-2 formation being escorted by La-11s just to encounter a super fast Aircraft with 6 50 cals shredding everything thing and the La-11s trying their possible to shot down the sabre only for a squadron of mig-15s to safe them
Man that was wild
I KNEW IT! I guessed it would be Davis!! Great job telling his story!! 👍🏼
I subscribed liked turned notifications on and took a screenshot of the F-86 flying. It’s my favorite Cold War jet along with the F-15 and MIG-31.
I love these videos, the animations are incredible.
I always get so excited when I see a new upload
Great video. This man was supremely brave to do what he did. I salute him. But if he wasn't so fixated on his third target he might've survived to fight another day.
Love the narration and the music
wow can you make a history game because your modelling is so good
watch history for free and don’t even spend a cent this is a treat for us lol
Amazing vids yarnhub they are excellent
Another amazing video, I actually have a suggestion for a future video, the legend of y 29.
Indeed, Great job friend, from 🇮🇳 india.
I Love❤ this channel!..I've learned things about military history that schools NEVER taught me..🇺🇸👍
The quality of your videos is always astounding, as is the research you guys put into them. Thanks so much for making these vids, long may you continue to do so ^.^
There are 2 pilots from WW2 who would make great subjects for your vids, Wing Cmndr Adrian Warburton of 69 squadron and George Beurling of 249 squadron. Both were notable during the Battle For Malta between 1940 and 1943
As a chinese i am sad. But i mean still, good video, these legends deserve to be remembered. No matter their nation.
The battle of Yalu river is a very brutal fight. Chinese volunteer army charge into it with pretty much no air support, artillery cover or tanks. Just man. As my great grandfather use to say: "War ain't won by machines, is won by man." First do show respect to any Americans taking part in the Korean war, Losing dozens of people, we fought the Americans all the way back, at the end of the entire war at the battle of ChangJinLake we pretty even knock out the 1st US Marine Division, but now of course, communist propaganda all over again. But still, as the cartoon 那些兔年那些事 on bilibili, What they say: 以此纪念中国最可爱的人（中国人民志愿军第九军团，第十三军团---长津湖湖战役）
The only really showing off advantage we have at the time, amount of people and tactics and of course the use of US gear we found after battle, which mostly can't use either by not much ammo, English writings and bad state is in after combat.
@@JaimonNorPai war is absolutely won by machines. As was proven in the sino-vietnamese war battle where a single platoon of Vietnamese managed to fend off a regiment of Chinese, good technology kind of invalidates manpower
@@FishbedMyBeloved that's why we only took less than 2 years in the development of the atomic bomb
Going strong, Yurnhub. Keep up the good work.
You are the best TH-cam animator because man is it hard to keep a 3d animation channel consistent . I know you have a team but still
The bullet trails are absolutely stunning! As with everything you make yarnhub.
Wow the amount of details is amazing, from the models and textures to the very improved flight behaviors, especially the high roll rate and angle of attack of the Sabre and the sluggish roll of MiG15 and it's little speed loss in tight turns
Next month these videos will be indistinguishable from real life
such humble pilot never bragging about his career he deserved to be called "ace of aces"
im always amazed by the fact that the yarnhub team is working soo hard to bring us new entertaining stories that i've never heard about keep it up guys oh and i know you guys hear that on a daily basis but the quality always getting better and better :D
The one thing I like about this channel is that they know how to narrate the stories and most importantly I really like the way they animate it’s really suits the narration.
the animation is really improved
How can this channel be this good :o
Great animations
Thank you, the way you cover this isn't glorious or anything and it really honors the story of the Major. Keep up the amazing work.