Yes. Serial number 42-13400 crashed after colliding with the terrain. It was recovered in 1999 and restored to static display condition. It is on outdoor display at Elmendorf AFB. I don't believe in putting rare aircraft on outdoor display and exposed to weather and the elements, so I'll guess it will keep rotting away again.
Valuable even for pattern making and fabricating authentic replacement parts.This is not a poor man's hobby though. It takes bucks to aquire, transport, house, facilities( Aircraft Works), fueling, pilot and machine certifications.......You know what makes aircraft fly? Money.
collecting peices to make puzzles. a collage of components, finishing and then they look like new. important peices, do not discard. thousands of hours of tinkering entertainment too.
This is a P-38 of the "lost squadron" which consisted of a few P-38 and B-17. Those planes lost their way near Greenland in 1942 and were forced to crash-land in the middle of nowhere. All pilots were rescued, but their planes got covered with 300ft of ice and snow over the years. The P-38 shown was recovered in 1992, is today know as the "Glacier Girl" and is airworthy. The others are going to be recovered, but the team needs more investors.
The Fw190 has been airworthy since Dec. 2010. Search for any Flying Heritage Collection video to see it. They will only fly it few times a year at the museum, so check their schedule.
The song sucks, the planes should rest were they lay, and not be restored and i love how so many people on the posts on you tube feel the need to always be CORRECT or CORRECT others.
The romantic notion that the planes will be there forever is wrong. The planes won't last indefinitely and will either corrode into nothing or be slowly picked apart for scrap metal. The only protection remaining for them is to get them relocated to a museum or collector to be preserved as-is or be restored. The only exception should be those which are war graves.
the Zuider Sea in the Netherlands is supposed to be a treasure trove of WW II aircraft from both sides. With the partial draining of the Sea some great finds have been made
Very effective ...... thanks - elegaic; they look right laying where they fell. Something right about leaving them to nature - though it is tempting to want to preserve them.
No. 3523 Built as an E-1, upgraded to E-7 serving in Africa and then Eastern Front. Shot down during an escort mission by Russian Hurricanes on 4-4-42 and made a belly landing on a frozen lake. It sank after Luftwaffe crews removed a few items. Pilot survived but KIA later. It was recovered from the lake in 2003 and is now under private ownership at the Planes of Fame museum. Restoration has just been started to authentic condition with the goal of an airworthy rebuild.
where is 0:41? Is this in the cheviots in Northumberland?
mattnelsable 1 day ago
2:03 is that a P38 Lightning??...
ajjs02 2 days ago
@ajjs02
Yes. Serial number 42-13400 crashed after colliding with the terrain. It was recovered in 1999 and restored to static display condition. It is on outdoor display at Elmendorf AFB. I don't believe in putting rare aircraft on outdoor display and exposed to weather and the elements, so I'll guess it will keep rotting away again.
FiveCentsPlease 2 days ago
1:30 is that a lancaster bomber??
adamlake007 2 days ago
The Zero at 1.00 is in Peleliu
Grandizer8989 4 days ago
"and watch"
Grandizer8989 4 days ago
Check out my channel ad watch the Peleliu vid. That I made... I found a Zero ad a B24 wing
Grandizer8989 4 days ago
Great job putting this video together...how did you get that glossy look on the pix? photoshop?
Grandizer8989 4 days ago
Beautiful video
Bulletmagnit312 4 days ago
kinda strange to se pic were people laugh and sit were a person died a terrible death, But it is fun to watch videos of history.
xRemRooodx 4 days ago
1:30 poor flight beast i hope it can be repair
qdkproduction 5 days ago
Bonanza. How recent these photos?
saranovitch 5 days ago
Valuable even for pattern making and fabricating authentic replacement parts.This is not a poor man's hobby though. It takes bucks to aquire, transport, house, facilities( Aircraft Works), fueling, pilot and machine certifications.......You know what makes aircraft fly? Money.
saranovitch 5 days ago
Diamonds in the rough.
saranovitch 5 days ago
collecting peices to make puzzles. a collage of components, finishing and then they look like new. important peices, do not discard. thousands of hours of tinkering entertainment too.
saranovitch 5 days ago
Sadly times like this will come again, for only the dead have seen the end of war
starguard 6 days ago
the sad thing is, there are too many of these. also too many dead pilots, too many of which are forgotten.
megamaster1011 6 days ago
3:06 any info on that, looks interesting
08CJ11 1 week ago
@08CJ11
This is a P-38 of the "lost squadron" which consisted of a few P-38 and B-17. Those planes lost their way near Greenland in 1942 and were forced to crash-land in the middle of nowhere. All pilots were rescued, but their planes got covered with 300ft of ice and snow over the years. The P-38 shown was recovered in 1992, is today know as the "Glacier Girl" and is airworthy. The others are going to be recovered, but the team needs more investors.
MisogiWaAikidoDesu 6 days ago
wow, i must say I was quite moved...there is something deeply poetic and emotional to those pics
TtimWh 1 week ago
getting that Bf109 and Fw190 air worthy would be awesome
TheFluffy47 1 week ago
@TheFluffy47
The Fw190 is already finished, and the Bf 109 is will be after rebuild.
FiveCentsPlease 1 week ago
@FiveCentsPlease Wow! Is the Fw190 airworthy yet? Cant wait to see them both.Thanks!
TheFluffy47 2 days ago
@TheFluffy47
The Fw190 has been airworthy since Dec. 2010. Search for any Flying Heritage Collection video to see it. They will only fly it few times a year at the museum, so check their schedule.
FiveCentsPlease 1 day ago
The song sucks, the planes should rest were they lay, and not be restored and i love how so many people on the posts on you tube feel the need to always be CORRECT or CORRECT others.
bud8fan1 1 week ago
@bud8fan1
The romantic notion that the planes will be there forever is wrong. The planes won't last indefinitely and will either corrode into nothing or be slowly picked apart for scrap metal. The only protection remaining for them is to get them relocated to a museum or collector to be preserved as-is or be restored. The only exception should be those which are war graves.
FiveCentsPlease 1 week ago
the p 38 at the 3min mark has been rebuilt to flyable condition renamed glacier girl and is in a hanger in middlesboro ky
kenny1971k 1 week ago
whats the music to your video please?? regards from europe
noweedman 1 week ago
beautiful song... and sad as the wrecks
stehsunrise 2 weeks ago
the Zuider Sea in the Netherlands is supposed to be a treasure trove of WW II aircraft from both sides. With the partial draining of the Sea some great finds have been made
wolfakuehlen 2 weeks ago
If you would be so kind, the B-24 @ 0;50, the B-25@ 1:30, and the PBY @ 3:22. Where are they, and are they still there?
olentangy74 2 weeks ago
Very effective ...... thanks - elegaic; they look right laying where they fell. Something right about leaving them to nature - though it is tempting to want to preserve them.
kgs42 2 weeks ago
I'd give everything I own and more to be able to have a functional P51-D with the RR Merlin and a set of drop tanks. I'd totally just die.
ncc74656m 3 weeks ago
This pics together with that music give me strange feelings....I dont know why.....
gtazocker312 3 weeks ago
how manny b-17 bombers were shot down in ww2?
besni999 3 weeks ago
what kind of plane is the one from1:23 to 1:27?
1999sebring 3 weeks ago
damn that 109 at the end is in good shape considering being abandoned for 6 to 7 decades
cornhoolio345 3 weeks ago
Great stuff! Good job putting this together.
Lockbar 3 weeks ago
whats the deal with 109 at the end... whos is ... where is it? thanks
mmkropp 3 weeks ago
@mmkropp
No. 3523 Built as an E-1, upgraded to E-7 serving in Africa and then Eastern Front. Shot down during an escort mission by Russian Hurricanes on 4-4-42 and made a belly landing on a frozen lake. It sank after Luftwaffe crews removed a few items. Pilot survived but KIA later. It was recovered from the lake in 2003 and is now under private ownership at the Planes of Fame museum. Restoration has just been started to authentic condition with the goal of an airworthy rebuild.
FiveCentsPlease 3 weeks ago
@FiveCentsPlease thanks alot
mmkropp 3 weeks ago
3:27 That "Cat" was in civil registry when it came down.
Auggie56 3 weeks ago
war is terrible thing i look at this and think of the young men/boys who lost there lives. sad realy.
frog77 3 weeks ago
im sad now :( i cant believe that this planes flew almost 100 years ago...and then got destroyed
gtazocker312 3 weeks ago 6
@gtazocker312 LOL, you're sad about the planes, what about the people, pal?
VancouverCanucksRock 2 weeks ago
@gtazocker312 Wow its 2045 already?
skibdattles 1 week ago
@skibdattles I SAID "ALMOST"
gtazocker312 1 week ago
@gtazocker312
1939 ~ 1945 - 2012 = 73~67 years!!!! wow
paulodiasdesign 1 week ago
@gtazocker312 100 years ? LOL
altermann555 4 days ago
@altermann555 almost -.-
gtazocker312 4 days ago
Wow soo many wrecks and so many deaths. For each wreck aircraft there was a soul or more in it
06DESMARAIS 4 weeks ago
A few of those warbirds are restorable. Hope it gets done.
AV8R 4 weeks ago 13
@AV8R Restoring them would be good but as you know, everything is behind the money
bectes1995 9 minutes ago
every one of these planes tells the real story of ww2 and the men of lived and died in that time
MrPinkfloyd995 4 weeks ago
this is the real histroy not the shi- we read in books really like your post thanks for sharing
sargentwrecker 4 weeks ago
Beautiful!
There's a B17 in the Olympic Mtn's, near Tubal Cain mine - scattered all over, not much left.
A b29/54 in a pond in Eilson AFB Alaska - I swam in that one. I love to see them all preserved if possible!
scottturchin 1 month ago
@scottturchin theres also a few jap zero wrecks in darwin
sickcunt1218 1 month ago
the name of the song please....wow...awesome
roolpeiniger 1 month ago 2
@roolpeiniger Nostalgia by Dan Skinner, Adam Skinner
ritchiewinter 4 weeks ago 5
@ritchiewinter perfect for this kind of videos
oby115 3 weeks ago
Cool vid
Rusty91o 1 month ago
poor pilots. this is not for you Germans pilots!!!!
VampireFanatic11 1 month ago
@VampireFanatic11 about the german pilots, they had the most ace's and the most kills during ww 2 ,than any other air force !!! fyi
karp1941 1 month ago
@karp1941 They got an earlier start on the rest of the world.
crashinflames 4 weeks ago
rip to the ppl who died in these wrecks!
sickcunt1218 1 month ago
Does anybody know the song?
XxTHEGAMERxX1 1 month ago
this is shocking if you see a seat you think someone sat there its amazing sometimes
callofdutyfan8 1 month ago
very cool where are those german aircraft located ? i assume russia
MrBwill808 2 months ago
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ToxiDJ 2 months ago
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lyubanski 2 months ago
FW190 at 1:11, beautiful evil beast.
blakdog250 2 months ago
it shows that WW2 actually happened and that our history is real :)
supersaaane 2 months ago
Great video!
MsSpy 2 months ago
Thanks, I enjoyed seeing these once lost pages of history.
captmoonbeam 2 months ago
they are the memories of history~~~nice upload....thx
ggyy311 2 months ago
Most of the damage will buff out,
RIPSNZ 2 months ago
may there engines rest in peace
Dumdass88 2 months ago
Thanks for sharing!
CanalLeoneKGB 2 months ago
As always thumbs up, keep up these videos :D
thijsairskater 2 months ago