Great compilation. I especially love the campy FX scenes at the beginning and all the "Modern" equipment. Still before I get too cocky, I should probably wonder what our own technical marvels will look like to future eyes 70 years from now ?
I am an amateur video maker. I am currently interviewing a guy who got his DFC in WW2 in a Halifax bomber. I have a few Halifax clips from UTube(none with the radar bay underneath. Do you have anything that might help. I am especially interested in something that shows what it is like to have flack coming at you when you are in the air as opposed to all hell being let loose with the ack ack batteries.
how they controlled aircraft movements.With a small population total of approx 5.2 M people
spread over a a country the size almost the same as the USA. The airport developments happened in Australia by the US Army as developed for WW2 activities. The Stinson was lost over Queensland in 19/2/1937 with a major air search and loss of life.
Thank you for the video. It helped a lot for a project! keep them coming! ;)
DanDaMan901 1 year ago
Underground power is better around the approach paths to aerodromes.
crocfme 2 years ago
Great compilation. I especially love the campy FX scenes at the beginning and all the "Modern" equipment. Still before I get too cocky, I should probably wonder what our own technical marvels will look like to future eyes 70 years from now ?
GREEROPS 3 years ago
I am an amateur video maker. I am currently interviewing a guy who got his DFC in WW2 in a Halifax bomber. I have a few Halifax clips from UTube(none with the radar bay underneath. Do you have anything that might help. I am especially interested in something that shows what it is like to have flack coming at you when you are in the air as opposed to all hell being let loose with the ack ack batteries.
Do you have an Aussie connection?
Thanks for a great series.
brido2 4 years ago
Everything I have or find I post. Stay tuned
Bomberguy 4 years ago
Keep 'em coming, Bomberguy!
denberg2 4 years ago
Great to see our fore fathers in Australia
how they controlled aircraft movements.With a small population total of approx 5.2 M people
spread over a a country the size almost the same as the USA. The airport developments happened in Australia by the US Army as developed for WW2 activities. The Stinson was lost over Queensland in 19/2/1937 with a major air search and loss of life.
fordroad 4 years ago