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  • what are those other planes running on diesel? look at the colour of the exhaust gases have make against the fuselage running rich or wot

  • lot better and funnier than modern jets

  • Why the no flap landing? Cross wind?

  • Man, some people are SO lucky. How cool is that.

  • Aloha All,,,

    What a great video, the camera-man great

    work if you can get it... I really

    enjoyed it...

    Big

  • i love seeing that p51 fly! well any p51! for that matter! i think i was born 60 years too late! in WWII i would have done anything to fly a p51, but being a tanker as i am, in the army today is almost just as good! lol

  • isn't Red Dog XII, the P-51 that Dan Martin restored in Hollister, Calif. ?

    Damn, that Skyraider Wright 3350 sure goes through the oil!

  • I don't think it's the same plane. It's owned by Duane Doyle of Pleasanton and based at Livermore, CA. Duane also owns the blue T-28 in the video.

  • like woow this the best flying video ive ever seen on U tube Great stuff !!! keep it coming !

  • Thanks very much. I do have more and if people show interest, I will take the time to post it!

    Steve

  • @Kauzmic

    POST IT!!

  • Type in "P-51 solo" in YouTube search.

    I have a hunch you will enjoy it. ;-)

  • Does that P-51 Mustang belong to a member of the Tuskegee Airman.

  • No. To the best of my knowledge, no Tuskegee Airman owns a P-51. All of the original Tuskegee Airmen are now in their mid 80's.

    The P-51 and the dark blue T-28 are owned by Duane Doyle. Duane is piloting the T-28 and his friend Wayne Watts is flying the Mustang.

  • no it is not one of there planes too many kills

  • @Stuka87SS No that's actually a 4th FG paint scheme, not Tuskegee.

  • Awesome! Like playing IL2 for real! ;-)

  • mine, I love to see more of this air to air video. Great work guys.

  • When changing formation the "leads" change of course right? I noticed the pilots heads swiveling.shouldn't their gaze be locked on the adjacent aircraft & NOT swiveling? My take on formation flying is all pilots have their assigned aircraft to reference from...& the lead is in charge of headings, attitude & altitude. Point is, if the lead flys into the ground (NOT) the rest of the formation does the same as their attention is solely upon the adjacent aircraft..Correct?

  • Generally, the lead ship does not change during a flight, unless predetermined at the pilots pre-flight meeting. The lead ship is usually up front. You can always tell the lead pilot because he is the only one who will swivel his head during the flight. The other pilots almost never take their eyes off of the lead ship, or the ship who between them and the lead ship. They barely check their instruments.

  • Four Thunderbirds flew into the ground many years ago by following the lead, but this was during a loop (I believe). It would be hard for a straight and level formation to all fly into the ground, as the pilots are all very aware of their proximity to the ground.

  • Awesome vid with awesome flying!

  • WOW, great vid, thanks

  • Holy shit that P-51 greased it

  • P51-D Rocks! (Nice landing)

  • great vid love the mustang

  • really great vid. Thanks so much for NOT putting that bloody top-gun music over the top of the sound track. Great work.

  • i'll second that

    worked inthe movie

    not on clips

  • Fabulous video! This is the kind of stuff I like to see. Awesome!

  • i see know skyraider

  • A T-28 disguised as a Bearcat??

  • Great stuff! Almost as good as being there.

  • WOW, GREAT VIDEO

  • I'm impressed! excellent video

  • Awesome Video

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