Big Old WW2 WAR AIRPLANE ENGINES Cold Start and Sound
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Thumbs down for the blurred tail of the 190.
Yes although I think it was showing the Swastika which is not allowed in German However this was NOT gERMANY
@@jacktattisnot even for historical purposes?
Anyone who is offended by the swastika is an idiot
Nazi.
Yep, it's history, love it or hate it....
It's always a big privilege to see the big Lancaster and the B-29 flying. A unique experience.
Because such videos exist I am going to assume I'm not the only person who shoots off into a special emotional zone when I hear the sound of big bomber engines. The technology of this period is utterly delightful.
Yea, there is a lot of us i’d say :D
*Cool video, but seriously someone had to blur out the FW-190's swastika on the tail? C'mon man!*
I was thinking the very same thing. Blurring a sign on a tail does not make like history has never happened.
We preserve things to remember and to teach history. Only learning history avoid making same errors from the past.
@Jack W I'd prefer to think that, but doubt it in today's "safe-space" society. Nice bit of info on the fact that German aircraft can't display that. Thanks! Didn't know that. So, static displays in military museums in Germany can't have that, either? Interesting! I guess I could understand that rule in the late 40's & 50's, but in the 60's we had a sitcom here in America about a German Stalag. Really can't believe that made it to the airwaves.
Only a matter of time warbirds are banned as they are a symbol of white supremacy. You know the way the world is heading. Unless of course they have tuskagee 99th fighter sqn markings that will be allowed.
@@darrelljourdan3687 i loved hogans heroes. Hilarious 😀
The sound of these amazing aircraft sends chills down my spine. They may be weapons of war but they are utterly beautiful.
Sad some things have to be blurred out cause "just cause". History being erased. We will never forget.
@Mark Hepworth - completely agree. Vid gets a thumbs down over this.
Given enough years of censorship, the past will fade. Allowing the possibility of something like it happening again.
There is nothing more emotive, than hearing a Rolls Royce Merlin firing up! And pulling full power prior to take off! On a Spitfire, Hurricane, Mustang, Mossie and others, or the Grandest one of them all, the Lancaster!. Great that these warbirds and their original engines are preserved and maintained for future generations. Lest we forget the sacrifices of those men who flew them in combat, the women who 'ferried' these aircraft from the factories and repair shops to airfields and the ground crews who kept them operational!.
I'm not sure I can agree.
All aircraft engines from that era have a certain feel to them.
Just like helicopters and jets from the cold-war era have another, but just as unique feeling to them.
Modern engines have the very same, although yet again different feeling to them.
I just like flying machines, why always choose?
@@MrMarci878 Go enjoy your engines!, The Merlin has soul!
I love these old warbirds and as an aging Brit I have to admit I even like the German planes but only the British planes make heart warm instantly.
I'm german and i feel the same for the german planes especially the "Tante JU"(aunty JU,Junkers 52).
Thumbs down just for blurring out the Swastika on the FW-190. Please don't try and cover-up or erase history for fear of "offending" someone.
Well said. It’s a disgrace. We should learn from history not pretend it didn’t happen.
One of the most beautiful symbols misused by handsome well dressed armed tu the teeth butchers
I did exactly the same - thumbs down. Snowflake channel...
Agreed!!
Many of these aircrafts have Rolls Royce Merlin engines and they all have the same exotic sound
Its a joy to see this marvelous machines restored and preserved for the future. They are pure history
Shame our Governments are still run by Tyrants are Snakes.
It’s really cool to see the Lancaster from the Hamilton warplane heritage museum in Ontario Canada. As a kid I used to live like 30 minutes away from the museum and practically lived there :) and seeing this thing fly takes your breath away literally
My kid played for the bombers youth hockey team and got to have his team photo taken in front of the Lancaster. What an amazing experience!!! Thank you to all involved in making that happen!
C'est incroyable et nous avons gagné cette guerre. Merci à tout nos vétérans pour tous ces sacrifices. Merci !!!!
It's been years since I've been to an air show, now I can relive those days through these videos.
It’s not the same
I like the Lancaster’s squadron recognition : VROA!
Underlines the beautiful sound ☺️
The large markings on the side depict the squadron recognition, not the registration of the aircraft. That is located under the tail of the aircraft
@@trevorhogg6934 thanks! Text changed.
VR was the identification code for 419 Squadron, RCAF. VR A was 419, plane A.
She is nicknamed Vera and is one of two Lancs still flying. You can see her at Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum in Hamiltion, Ontario.
Avro Lancaster sounds a lot like 4 P-51 mustangs glued together. Makes sense since they both use the same engines.
Correction: it’s four Spitfire engines (Rolls-Royce Merlin)
@@TheEmeraldMenOfficialthe P51 used Merlin engines too and this guy is probably American
Ah yes the majestic and well respected Dong plane. May it's girthy and lengthly impact never be lost on us.
I am a big fan of the hawker typhoon/tempest with the Napier Sabre engine
@Jack W one of the most complex engines of ww2. But out of the box 2000+ hp. That was necessary to beat the fast Focke Wulf 190. Spitfire was no match for that plane.
0:50 DONG … guess back in WW11 this wouldn’t have meant anything… lol 😂
@Jack W incredible … imagine that WOKES of WWII lol…. You can imagine someone sitting down with his quill and bottle of Quink, blotting paper….
“Dear A-Dolf
I am writing to complain about the noise from your bombers that keep flying over my house in Margate. Last night I couldn’t get any sleep and I had to be up at 6 this morning to feed Tiddles her milk. I demand to know what you are going to do about it,
Yours sincerely,
Mr Curt Twitcher
Kent.
I'm a plane fan no matter what kind of plane it is
A real fan knows that it is an aeroplane!
Ah le floutage de La Croix gammée ça fait sourire c’est nier l’histoire !! Avions magnifiques malgré leur destination bravo a tous ces bénévoles !
Ça ne fait pas sourire. C'est pour cela que c’est interdit en Europe tout du moins de l’avoir sur le fuselage.
hypocrisie oui vous allez en Espagne on ne les cache pas ça rime à rien ce n’est pas parce que un avion se balade avec une croix gammée historique que le pilote est nazi non? Enfin chacun son truc j’ai été jumelé avec la 101 eme division et participe à de nombreuses reconstitutions ça nous a jamais posé de problème de voir une croix gammée on ne nie pas l’histoire hélas ! Cordialement serge
mes parents nés dans les années 30 se souviennent bien encore des bombardements en piqué des avions à croix gammée. C'est de l’histoire contemporaine il faut donc faire attention. Tous les allemands n’étaient pas des nazis. Mais cette idéologie a fait des millions de morts. C'est pourquoi même dans les reconstitutions à but non pédagogique ou historique les précautions sont de rigueur. Rappelez vous du tollé pendant le tournage de Opération Walkyrie film anti nazi et où les acteurs étaient entrés dans un restaurant en simples uniformes de la Wehrmarcht. Bien à vous.
Oui je peux comprendre bien sûr j.ai appris aussi que les plaques imat SS sont interdites je l’ignorai , passez une bonne journée amitiés à vous serge et vive les avions!
I really do think that is one of the most beautiful airplanes ever built.
Merlin music! 💛🙏🏼
The fantastic sound of the Merlin engine!
Yes, and on the Lancaster, probably over 6000 horsepower total.
Love the warbirds but I much prefer the big radials. I'm taking my grandson to see "Doc" in a few weeks.
We went October 2 and Doc is absolutely gorgeous, probably better than when it rolled out of the factory in 1944. And the sound of those engines firing up will send a chill through you 🙂🙂🙂
@@cbmech2563 cool that you and your grandson enjoyed it! I will go to see some warbirds here in germany soon as well ( at least I hope so) !
Not gonna lie here...Love the B-29 and P-51 engines. They have that "dont screw with me" vibe.
The P51 was not designed as a long range fighter.....but as an RAF army cooperation aircraft for the British purchasing commission who bought it straight off the drawing board. Originally with an Allison engine, when someone tried out a Merlin in it, it turned a good aeroplane into one of the greats.
Original - point defense
Final - long range escort
@@dhy5342 The original version, Mustang Mk1, was used in North Africa as part of the Desert Air Force, in tactical strike and recce roles, with a good (low level) performance so that it could fight well too. Originally the purchasing commision wanted someone to license build as many P40s as they could, since that was the type being used there for those roles. North American persuaded them otherwise. Though the Mk4s with Packard Merlins could be used for a long range escort, in British service, used more for offensive fighter sweeps.
@@99loki The original Mustangs were the Allison powered versions built for the British RAF. The USAAF used a simillar version designated A-36 and often called the Apache.
If I recall, when they were needed for long range bomber support, auxiliary drop fuel tanks were added - made of paper!
Que nunca se olviden estos grandes del cielo.
That Spitfire that's shown after the Lancaster bombers is one of the much later versions, the MK-XIV. It was commonly called the "500 mph Spitfire" It had a 5-bladed prop instead of the normal 3 blade and the engine rotated in the opposite direction. Unlike the rest of the spitfires, this one didn't turn very well. Was used a lot for reconnaissance and when used as a fighter it used boom and zoom tactics (called an "energy fight) instead of the normal Spitfire "turning fight".
The Spitfire, according to your blub, was a stressed steel monocoque. 😂
DH98 Mossie is a beauty.
all time great war plans past to present nice performance any time.
The sounds of war are thunderous
FW 190 is awesome
There was no substitute for horsepower with these wonderful planes.
Love all ww1 and ww2 aircraft,bombers,fighters,seaplanes and all the rest including dive bombers,it does not matter to me if they were allied or german,they are all CLASSICS as far as I am concerned,great to see them in the air again.
those old planes were so nice.
Fantastic video thank you
Love those Merlins❤❤❤
The engines are the source of Grand Symphonies.
Such amazing Shapes And Disgns,
I love your video's 🎉
Wow 😍🤩 WW2 fighter plane are still in running condition 👍👍👍
The Spitfire may not have won the Battle of Britain but was certainly the fighter that won everything else/
It wasn't just the fuselage of the Mosquito that was wood, but the whole structure, spars and all.
The text at the bottom of the screen said the Mosquito was 'unarmed' and yet there appeared to be 4 gun barrels at the nose of the fuselage.
No wonder it went well over 400mph
@@gregparrottThe FB Mk VI had 4 cannon and 4 mgs in the nose. The FB Mk XVIII had a 57mm anti-tank gun!
@@theinspector1023 Thanks for the detailed description...One POTENT mutha'
I looked up the info on the Mk VI. It had 20mm cannons - pretty good in its own right.
But the Mk XVIII having a 57mm cannon? Yikes! The recoil from firing that must be hell on the aircraft itself.
@@gregparrott The original concept for the Mosquito was as an unarmed fast bomber. But it proved very capable in many roles, from reconnaissance to transport (of ball bearings from Sweden) to fighter-bomber (ground attack). The one in the clip above actually has 8 guns - four .303 Browning machine guns visible sticking out of the nose, and four 20mm cannon underneath - quite heavy armament for the period. That would have been either a ground-attack or night fighter variant.
2:40 why did u censored the plane
the sounds of ✌🏻 Victory
Nice clip! But you shouldn't call the Fw190 cannons "0.8-inch", but what they were - "20mm" or "2cm" cannons. (It's the same as referring to Browning .50-cal MGs as "Browning 12.5mm MGs".) Those who want an imperial conversion can work it out if they really need to. 👍
Well, wen I was in the Army, in our Calvalry regiment the MGs equipping our M113s were actually called "12,7 mm Browning"
By the way, 0.5 inch is exactly 12,7mm
Agreed. The RAF used a lot of 20mm Hispano cannon, too. For example in the Spitfire and Mosquito featured here. They were never called "0.8-inch" either, that was never a calibre.
@@cr10001 .... also the Hurricane, Typhoon, Tempest and Beaufighter - all great aircraft with the awesome fire-power of 4x20mm Hispano cannons!! 👍
The landcaster at the beginning is fabulous. What a plane. The Mosquito is another beauty.
Is the Fw-190 running a bmw engine?
Thanks for posting
I loved the way the 51 handle n thefire power was unbelievable n the distance it had would love to have one now
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lolol that spitfire's name can be read as "dong" lolol
And NGOD on the other side
My grandfather hear this sound
His reaction: Son get ready the anti aircraft guns
Love all these planes and sounds- love the twin prop folding wing plane- can’t remember it’s name but came out late not put into service
I would love to see a “ Scramble”
Search youtube for '18 spitfires take off Duxford' thats a near as you'll get. There are also a few videos of 16 spitfires at duxford . Might just be for you.
What's the name for the bomber in the thumbnail? It looks interesting tbh
Third plane in video. Partially undressed Mosquito.
Old Is Gold
D○NG, nice one.
Ganhou um deslike porque cobriu a cauda do Focker, vídeos que SUPOSTAMENTE mostram algo histórico jamais deveriam fazer tal tipo de censura.
Imagine having a girlfriend who looks as good as a Spitfire.
Give her your credit card and she'll purr like a spitfire.
First three planes are all the same engine. The Brits did make more that just the Merlin.
Yes, all of these aircraft sound and look amazing! One question I have is why was the swastika on the Faulk Wolk 190 blurred out? I can't find any images or videos where this is done throughout the Internet.
Because the sooner the swastika is forgotten the new medical fascists can use it.
Used to be miss Mitchell b25 ground crew always shining her up Comertive’ Air Force south St. Paul mn
I honestly can’t imagine hearing one of those flying in a full on flock over our heads back in those ww2 days that must have been scary
Or re-assuring, depending on your perspective.
I like how huge that wheel
ive never seen a plane that had a blurred grey dot on it before. What country is that????
Very IMPRESSIVE ! !
Why is the tail blurred out on the F-W ?
The B-29 was not intended to replace the B-17. It was designed specifically for "Very Long Range" bombing missions that were to be the norm in both China and the Pacific against Japan.
Likewise, the Mustang was not designed as a long range escort fighter, it was originally built in response to an RAF requirement for a fighter pure and simple. Once the Merlin was fitted it improved the high altitude performance and range so that it became feasible as a long range escort when fitted with drop tanks. The RAF continued to use Allison powered aircraft largely in a tac reconnaissance role, as well as combat.
No need to blur anything it’s history
I think the Lancaster could carry more than it's own weight in bombs. Blurred out the sign of the swastika on the FW190.
This is what my Switch sounds like when I start to play Animal Crossing.
It’s a Lancaster which would have delivered the 3rd nuke had it been needed.
They were considered for all the nukes, because of their huge bomb bay.
B29s had two smaller bomb bays with the wing mainspar separating them.
Lancasters would have struggled with altitude and speed (to escape the blast) though.
In the end some B29s were modified.
Most of the descriptions have inaccuracies, the mosquito was a strike fighter / bomber, and you can visually see the 20mm Hispano Cannons on the nose of it, all four, so unarmed is untrue
Beautyful mechanics. (Why on earth would one hide a swastika 75 years after the end of WW2 ?)
May not fly but ground run a bit good exercise for em
Those planes all fly
Come on down to Virginia Beach in October and see a lot of acft that you saw here at Jerry Yaugin's place. Half of the acft you saw here were his. He has a Hurricane, Spit, Me109 as well just to name few.
Немецкие самолёты лучшие в мире. Слава Германии.
Spitfire says dong I can’t help it I am sorry 🤣
Love that helmet who did it, ? I’d like to have one..
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Can anyone catch a propeller spinning any more? In any 1940 film the prop turning looked more real.
At 2:42 ...I want my Ford Explorer to sound like this....!
If you can find a BMW 139, let me know!
Spits were also powered by Packard V-1650 Merlins if I recall.
Yes some were. Rolls Royce licensed Packard to build Merlins as well in order to get production volumes up to meet demand
Yes some Spitfire's were. Rolls Royce licensed Packard to build Merlin's as well in order to meet the demand
Just curious at 1:02 you cant tell me they did not do this on purpose. Please tell me if I'm wrong
one got it near the Henkel Factory 22 km from Berlin cut in half by flak
How come the Lancs has a VC painted on her side?
V RA is a memorial aircraft to Andrew Mynarski who gave his life attempting to save his pal ( the tail gunner ) in a similar Lanc. He passed of wounds incurred because his parachute burned on the way down. the tail gunner survived the crash and the war.
The Spitfire was so much bigger than the Focke-Wolfe. Look at the size of that P-51 prop - powered by. Merlin.
P-51 mustang 💯
Love this video. Thank goodness YT had the sense to blur the insignia on the FW190 . Otherwise one might have associated it with some bad people.
Awesome aircraft, but is it necessary to block out the tail markings , it is what it is , History , don't try to white wash it
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What is going on blanking off the tail to the Fw 190
I wonder why in this video, the FW109's tail number is blurred out?? Still in service to Herman Goring? ;-)
In the interests of "Political Correctness", which is more important these days than accuracy, the Swastika has been blanked out!
Was that a p51-d?
Where are you from guys ?
The USA.
Is that a TH-7DX behind the Lancaster?
Why did you cover up the tail fin on the FW190?
Political sensibilities in some countries. Some can't /won't abide even a picture of a swastika.
How can a mosquito be an unarmed bomber with four canons sticking out of its nose?
some were night fighters, some bombers some recce birds
Night fighters are armed or it couldn’t FIGHT mosquitos were commissioned as fighter bombers, recce birds would have to have weaponry removed to accommodate camera gear .Mosquitos were most definitely ARMED.