BRITISH AC-130 CLOSE AIR SUPPORT | Sunderland Flying Boat (War Thunder)
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BRITISH AC-130 CLOSE AIR SUPPORT | Sunderland Flying Boat (War Thunder)
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“Sunderland dog fighting” - The most cursed but true words ever said
Take it out in arcade mode and watch people cry, it's priceless.
A heavy bomber dogfighting tournament would be so cursed but cool
In high attitude it can turn fight for real with fighter In Air RB
not in my book
@@liewyuhao116 the bad thing is that it turns too good for its own sake, 3 or 4Gs max before wing rip.
OMG OMG HES DONE IT HES FINALLY DONE IT IVE BEEN ASKING EVERY YT TH-camR FOR THE PAST YEAR TO PLAY SUNDERLAND AND GOT A REPLY FROM DITA SQUIRE AND CONE OF ARC FINALLY ITS MY ONE WAR THUNDER WISH THANKS PHLY YOUVE DONE IT AGAIN AND MADE MY DAY
Congratz my man
Thanks bro im so happy
congrats! hope you got what you were looking for!
this is so fucking wholesome. I get how good this is (and also dogfight my sunderland and havoc regularly :D)
its acutely insanely good for 2.0 was so much fun :)
1:00 no joke, that's been one of my biggest "impossible" dreams for years. I love the Sunderland and travelling around the world in one would definitely be the first thing I'd do if I won the lottery.
100% so sick to dream about
@@PhlyDaily There's a Flying Sunderland Boat museum in an town in south west wales, call Pembroke Dock, I believe it's called Pembroke Dock Heritage Centre.
There also one in the solent air museum in Southampton, its a civilian one too and you can go inside it
like how Rambo likes a catalina; i'd love to see a british character in some form of that; but use a sunderland.
There's a few across the UK as well, one at Duxford and another at the RAF museum. They're not airworthy afaik but obviously in excellent condition otherwise.
My great grandad used to build sunderlands during the war! I remember one story that was passed down was that there was a lot of Sunderland hulls in a line with the wings not fitted yet, just floating in a long row, fixed upright by wires. And one day, it was really windy, and the wind broke the wires away and the Sunderland’s rolled over like dominos!! It’s always been such a special plane to me because of my family’s history so thanks for doing a video on it! Love you Phlyyy!
That’s incredible story thank your grandfather for his work in the war
My grandfather was a pilot navigator on the Sunderland during the war.
Amazing story, thanks for sharing it! A warm salute to your great grandad! 😄
royal air force museum has a Sunderland which you can go on and the museum is free, I've went there a few times, but if ur not living in london it could be a hassle
My Great Grandfather also built them! They might have known each other haha.
“if any of your parents own a sunderland, DM me” 😂😂
Imagine the confusion on a soldiers face when a flying boat drops bombs on his position in the middle of a desert
*being bombed in the middle of a dessert
"Wait, there's water?"
Or getting bombed in a metropolis, by a Sunderland
I mean, it is Mt. Sinai so the ocean is rather close.
A-Team theme cues
Eeeeeeee
You will not be surprised to learn the Sunderland was nicknamed "the Flying Porcupine".
As a child I read Ivan Southhill's autobiography "Fly West" about flying Sunderlands in WWII and loved them ever since.
Sunderland is slowly taking a spot in my heart. It’s somehow a decent fighter, a great bomber, and an amazing tank.
There's a guy in polk county, florida that has (i think) the only Sunderland in the states. It belongs to Kermit Weeks' Fantasy of Flight museum and it's sitting out in the open. He said he wanted to get it in the air again last year but hasn't done anything yet due to Covid. It's pretty sick, though. I hope he can fly it again.
Dude is a legend. He has a clipwing MK16 spitfire and a P-47N(in box). I live near him and see him flying sometimes. It's really cool.
Btw phly the air yacht thing is actually a really good idea. And If you wanted to fish or swim u could totally deploy a raft or something when you land in the water .
Sit on the wing and fish
@@georgecharleston2597 George gets it
use the 'bomb bays' to attach an inflatable slide on, on one side, and the other side can drop an inflatable boat or smt. That would be funny to see and practical too
Have a rear cargo ramp like a sea knight helicopter that you can open when the plane is floating - put a custom berth in for a RIB, drive it in And out of the cargo area.
@@GielL96
Nah dog, you have a jet ski attached to the bomb rail with a winch. Winch it down to use it, winch it back in and then suck the rail back into the hull when you are done.
This only has a fraction of the load it could carry in real life too. It could carry depth charges and mines. But it could also apparently carry more internally to be placed on the racks after the first set had dropped. It's stated to carry up to 4,950 of bombs, mines, and depth charges total. Too bad we don't have this in game!
Also. The last Sunderland to fly was in the mid 90s. Someone in New York bought one. So they flew it from England to there. Idk what happens to it after that. Maybe it was turned onto a fire fighting airplane like the Martin Mars. Which still flies today. Nice to see this plane on the channel btw!!!
That sunderland lives in a hanger in Florida now as a static display
I live really close to Sunderland. Seen it perform at the local air show, it used to land near the beach as part of its performance.
Some sunderlands were used to transport salt after the war, because they were resistant to the corrosion that would have damaged other aircraft.
Day 13: Phly, you should play the Hawk III Chinese fighter; 900lbs of bombs in a biplane at 1.3 that you can dogfight in after dropping. Totally balanced.
Glad to see you flying the Porcupine, Phly! Remember the pilot-view front sight is REALLY good for lining up head-on shots.
I actually agree!
Imagine seeing Sunderland's flying about as "pleasure yachts". I know, I know, I'll never be able to buy one but whenever I see a "super yacht" all I think is "expensive ugly plastic box with a motor strapped to it." Money can buy a lot of things but it seems taste and imagination aren't among them.
On the Australian war museum you can find photos of my Grandfather W J Darcey returning from destroying a Uboat on 1944-01-28 with the crew of 'D' for Dog. He was very cheeky and got in trouble for having too much fun in Paris. Loved this Boat all my life and love to see it get praised. Long live the Royal Australian Airforce!
I've been inside a Sunderland at Hendon, London and I can really see the potential for a luxury yacht as they're huge! Beds and cooking facilities already on board too. Such a beautiful and useful machine.
Every time I look at the rear gunner pods of a Catalina I can't help but think that that would make an amazing fishing plane. so in a way, I feel you.
I've seen the Sunderland in FL, at a place called Fantasy of Flight. Its truly amazing to see this mans private collection. He even has a YT channel.
Yeah Kermit Weeks. Ive met him irl, super humble guy.
@@m0ndial534 I haven't met him IRL but have seen him and listen to him before he did his air shows
Phly can an Italian boi see the F-104S in a capable hand. Any mode, any load, just make the F-104S the subject of the video.
Attempt 165
Wow, addirittura 165
I love your idea. You could built a sweet floating/flying apartment inside that beast and keep a deflated tender onboard.
Great thing is with this plane is that you can easily land it on an airfield. It's front end is so large that there is rarely any risk of damaging a prop or shearing off a wing, and the pilot sits so high as long as you're not going super fast you'll survive it. Repair, reload and then get an in air start as this boat aint got no gear!
I hear squire YEEEESSSS as son as anyone mentions “Sunderland”
I only like videos when they are some of the best ive ever seen. I liked this
Steve if you see this, if you're ever over in the UK, I'd recommend taking a visit to the RAF Museum London, they've got a Sundy there that you can go inside, its pretty cool
In almost all of my ground rb games I have the Sunderland in my lineup because its so enjoyable to play. Really enjoyable to see also you enjoying this enjoyable aircraft/warship.
God. I love this man. He’s so inventive.
2:57 Also there were some here in Argentina flying for the national Airline on the 50's if im not mistaking
I absolutely love this plane, and when i found out about that i almost fell off my chair, my grandma remembers when one of them used to land on the River of her City!
And yeaj, bring back the Sunny!
Yes my Sir!! Qantas here in Australia & New Zealand had operational Sunderland's in service right up until the early 70s for cargo and light passenger transfers. We also had a lancaster that was based out of an airfield in country New South Wales that used to do supply runs between farms and towns taking essentials like food shopping and basic utilities. This being part due to the fact that here in Australia when you live rural, and I do mean very rural! Your neighbour can be anywhere up to 500 miles from your house. The Lancaster was privately owned and I'm pretty sure from what I know it was purchased by the pilot who flew her in WW2 and sold to a local who started using it as a cargo plane 25 years after the war. Im pretty sure its still running too but don't quote me on that.
it was a short Sunderland vid you did years ago that made me get into war thunder, im from Sunderland in England and saw your video when i searched sunderland just to see what would come up, and been watching you and playing WT since then.
There are a couple of S.25s left here in the U.K, but they’re only on static display in museums. Fun fact: I’m from the City of Sunderland, I work at an aircraft museum here, our logo features a Short Sunderland in it for obvious reasons, because well, the museum is here in Sunderland, but yeah, we don’t even have an S.25 on display, ironically, we have a Vulcan that I ocassionally do cockpit tours on and a Canberra, along with numerous Cold War era fighters, including a BAC Lightning and an F/100 Super Sabre, so I guess that makes up for it.
A flying boat and travelling around the world with it? That was a childhood dream of mine ever since i read Biggles in Borneo that featured one. Bring back flying boats/amphibians!
Just love flying boats. like the Martin JRM Mars. be neat to see flying boats make a come back.
I'd buy one of those and flex on all the yachts and cruise ships
This type of video is my favorite kind! :D
OMG that last pass with gunners AC-130(ish) style was hilariously awesome!!
Ansett Airlines in Australia (now defunct) flew these up until 1974 from Sydney Harbour to Lord Howe Island (an island off the coast of eastern Australia that’s part of NSW).
G'day from OZ,the flying boats were actually Sandringham Flying Boats, service ended in '74, Rose Bay to Lord Howe Island , I lived under the flight path,and boy they rattled the tiles,lol!
They have a Short Sunderland at the RAF museum Hendon in north London. Not in flying condition but you can get onboard and walk around it. Loads of other great aircraft there as well!
I usually go to either Harris, Johnson, or Lake Wheeler, Harris is probably my favorite as there's not as much traffic
Now you played the sunderland, you should take out the hampden, the paper plane with the bomb load of the buccaneer. 6x target destroyed is very satisfying…
After I finished watching this video I looked up b-58 war thunder, clicked on the first video which was made by you 4 years ago. And it was over the Avro Vulcan, the plane you had pulled up in the hanger was the Sunderland mk 5. And I don't think it could be nothing but a coincidence
HAHAHAHA The Sunderland energy fighting techniques with leveling out about 5ft off the ground were priceless! XD
Just for the Intro, God bless you DadDaily. Thats the way to go.
That flying boat yacht thing was actually a childhood dream of myself aswell xD Coming from a pilot`s family, I was an aircraft nerd anyways as a child, but damn did I adore flying boats. Can remember when my uncle gave me that Grumman Albatross kitmodel, that had a working retractable gear (amphibeous SAR plane). Damn was that the king of my toyplane box xD.
My Dad and I have a dream of having a PBY for a yacht as well, wouldn’t get better than that👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼
1:00 you know they also used catalinas for safaris in Africa so the passengers could look at the animals through the blisters on the side 😊
If anyone wants to go into a Short Sandringham (was converted from a Sunderland) That did fly in Australia for Ansett and later was a flying party boat for Maureen O'Hara you can find it in the Solent Sky Museum in Southampton, England.
I enjoy Flying my Wonderland and going bomber hunting early. Then chasing the fighters around. ahh the memories
Great vid, the Boston and Havoc Mk1 are fun Phly I think you'd enjoy them
You just described my biggest Dream in the Begining. Thanks for that Phly
some things never get old!
Phil there's a PBY5 Catalina for sale in Spokane Washington.
German fighter pilots called the Sunderland the Porcupine.
Was litterally walking through one of these at raf museum hendon a few hours ago
Do the forward-firing MGs have stealth belts? That would be great to play mind games with the enemy
Hell i hope there is
@PhlyDaily there is a fully intact Sunderland flying boat in the RAF museum in London, Hendon. It's a bonkers aircraft to look at, but very cool
fun fact the sunderland had an area to cook and brew tea (a kitchen are) we brits do love our tea
hes right you know, im in new zealand and theres a catalina down the road at the airfield from my place. go figure. had to work on the hangars once, got to touch it hehe
PHLY same idea! I was looking at the PBY Catalina!
Just saw one of these in person at the imperial war museum - even bigger in person
Seeing a 4 engine bomber in the sky raining hell looks so like damn ,and then one of our guys are like WE GOT COVER BOYS WE GO A GUNSHIP GOING BRRRRRRRRR
Nice job, Phly!
My grandfather flew short flying boat airliners between the uk and South Africa in the 40s-50s.
There is a Sunderland on display at the imperial war museum in Duxford, and no joke, before they restored it it was being used as a nightclub in France.
A nice choise for ground rb
@phlydaily. The Sunderland was flying in New Zealand for many years after the war for the NAC airline,the previous one to Air NZ, I am unsure if it was flying for Aussie Airlines, but it surely was as it was such a versatile aircraft platform. I also believe the aircraft type was used heavily in airline operations around the Pacific Islands primarily being operated by NAC.
And there is a surviving, non airworthy version of the Sunderland in the Museum of Transport and Technology in Auckland.
Bro most Sunderlands were used by military forces around the world well into the 60s for maritime search and rescue. There's not many left because they were used until they were either worn out and scrapped or replaced with later more modern flying boats (eg. Grumman Albatross) or ground based aircraft (eg. Neptune, Avro Shackleton) and scrapped.
Both the British and Germans didn't call it the flying porcupine for nothing.
You know phy you could actually do your dream all it takes is dedication
A Seaplane you might also like is the boeing 314 clipper, thats was also a giant 4 engine seaplane, but it was build for passengers, not to shread planes to bits whit MG’s
It might be a better plane to convert into your travel aircraft
That thumbnail is just beautiful!
I believe there is a short Sunderland at Fantasy of Flight in Florida. Good TH-cam channel if your interested in aircraft/flight as well.
Hi, Phly, nice to see your vids, it is nice to see somebody good play war thunder
The bomb deployment rails, would also be perfect for deploying... a pair of jet skis. 😁
When do get a good ol red tails video? Classic Tuskegee airmen vid!!!
Short made lots of flying boats pre WWII . BOAC had a fleet of 80 flying boats that flew intercontinental in the 1930s .
Been maiming this since like day 3. Still op.
i understand you Phly... there are other like the clipper or imagine the martin mars. more obtainable ones are catalinas and albatrosses... its the dream that keeps me alive
Dang Phly, owning a Catalina and traveling the world with it is a dream of mine too.
Phly I get why you would want the Sunderland to island hop. And I admit it is a great choice. But if your dreams can go a bit further in this fantasy, think about the Boeing 314 clipper from the late 30's. Magnificent aircraft and could accommodate more beds, bars, slides, and room to spare for a nursery. Love the channel boss, keep her going.
You may not bet able to get a Sunderland, but there are a good number of Grumman flying boats around for sale in the 200k price range! If demolition ranch can get a tank, you deserve a flying boat!
The flying porcupine. Nice.
About time!!!! Yesssss
Awesome!
There's a Sunderland at the RAF Museum in London. I've been inside it a few times and it's fucking huge
America: flying fortress, superfortress
England: M E G A F O R T R E S S
Fun fact they where built in Rochester in Kent right on the river medway they wheeld it across the road to the river to launch it
Dude that was heckin elliquet
You finnaly flew the best wt has to offer
Phly, instead of the super rare Sunderland, look for a Grumman Albatross. Not quite as large, but still big, cool, and radial powered!
More videos like this please
They were used alongside Catalinas after the war by some old branch of Air New Zealand to take people to Samoa and the islands! They're how my grandad ended up in NZ and then of course me :)
10:22 That T-26 is going to be really, really, really, REALLY confused
I think the " Saunders-Roe Princess" was the closest to a flying yacht, and I would pick something more advanced/modern than a Sunderland for that concept like the H8k, Harbin SH-5, Short Solent, or a Beriev float plane! ... maybe a twin-hull...
Hey Phly... Viking Air in Canada still makes flying boats... as firefighters. dunno how much cabin space you could make by gutting one, and a new CL-515 is apparently ~30 mil USD, but... it's a flying boat. :)
Wow I saw this video at right when it was posted
to put a fire out, turn the engine off and dive, I find that works
Let you're inner Call of Duty Big Red One fan out and play the Liberator, if not for me, do it for Brooklyn.
I can see a Sunderland flying low & slow between islands as a flying pleasure yacht in somewhere like the Caribbean or the islands in & around Australia/Indonesia region.
Maybe convert the back so it opens up when on the water, & put a small boat or a jet ski in. Go fishing for big fish like tuna & have a feast in the plane.