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  • these things are crazy loud

  • the 25 flew in all theaters and had a 75mm cannon for ground attack and anti shipping. biggest gun for years after.

  • cool

  • Are these the same as the ones in Catch 22 - Super aircraft!

  • Man! I really love the B-25, they're beautiful. I would to be a scale model of that!

  • my favourite WWII plane alongside P-47 and german Bf-109. B-25 maybe was not as successful design as P-47, but it still was a wonderful piece of aircraft.

  • Off to bomb TOKYO! I've actually had the privilege of standing right in the middle of Eglin Field, the same place where Jimmy Doolittle's raiders trained!

  • I've live about 20 miles from Alameda Naval Air Station where they loaded up the B-25's to the carrier U.S.S. Hornet CV8 :)

  • I meant I lol, not I've :p

  • Awsome Video!

  • i flew that plane! it was so blast! my parents paid 200 dollars for half hr ride for my bday!

  • i flew in the aluminum overcast in spokane

  • well i have actualy flown on panchito and sat in the nose canopy! HAPPY NEW YEAR!

  • lately a saw a B 25 together with a T28 Trojan at the Saarbrucken Airshow 2007.

    I really have to say....great sound...the air was vibrating from the engine sound...thx for the vid

  • b-17,b-24,b-25,b-29. All are brilliant bombers. I wonder how many of these bombers are left

  • Not any flying B-29s that I know of, only a few statics and projects; Quite a few B-17s still, as well as B-25s. Only one flying B-24, with other projects and statics in various areas. Runour has it someone's trying to get a 2nd B-24 up.

  • My father flew these in WWII and was in love with them until the day he died on 6/1/07. He was a 2nd Lt. and a flight instructor and a hell of a man!

  • My Dad flew these also in China and he flew A-26 near end of war

  • Vizzano, may god be with your dad and may he go with god.

  • @vizzano Hi , my father also flew this great aircraft. His name was Lt Einar Muhonen and i think he was stationed around Columbia air base in 1942. He had an incident where the the pilot's chute unlatched the escape hatch and out he went with a full billowing chute. (Mahaffee) .

    except my dad grabbed his foot and held on. and held on to the controls. a crew member was able to grab the other foot and somehow they landed this bomber

    and save his life. All the B 25 crews wanted togotoTokyo.

  • always nice to see those fying and that sound GREAT!! thanks for posting

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