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[JBofBrisbane]

Handley Page Victor at 1:34

[JBofBrisbane]

I remember seeing the one at 0:57 in a photo in a book - looks like a Convair 240 with the nose section of a Boeing 707 grafted on, as sort of a stepped-cockpit trainer.

[SantanaBarron]

Amazing!!!

[driftability]

Can watch this music is far to gay.

[1madcanuck]

love the mini jet @ 4;22,would be a sweet way to get to work.

[pyrokiddd]

LOL at 1:51, can't help but think "Ah-cha-cha-cha".

[kasteman1]

2:35

All aboard the Plane of Funk. Stick a hair pick somewhere in the top. lol

[everett270]

The plane at 2:35 is a Russian ekranoplane without it's wings.

[MultiMonster69]

d-icks. i wonder if that was on purpose 2:18

[bigbob1122]

@MultiMonster69 Haha, I thought the same thing...

[Taimak77]

These are all either Russian airplanes or early 1970's cancellations.

[zebadee277]

@Taimak77 there's a lot there that are nether Russian or cancelled. first up is the Global hawk UAV, (USA) 1:35 is the Victor Bomber/tanker(UK), 3:21 is the Nimrod maritime patrol plane (UK) and thats just for starts

[NelsonEdwall]

My great grandfathers cousine was Erik H. Nelson Worldflight 1924 Seattle. Anyone relative here? /Annica, Örebro Sweden..

[harrynicholas]

I have a brother.

[NattapatZ]

What's the plane on 2:35 ?

[Hotandspicy77]

Ekranoplan

Russia/ Caspian lake

[Sno3man]

Bartini Beriev VVA-14

[MyrkGM]

what is the last aircraft?

[rcplaneguy1]

look up "skunk works airship" on google images

[MyrkGM]

Many of these airplanes arent test planes.

[awuma]

Great video! I've actually flown in one of these, the ATL-98 Carvair at 3:24 , across the English Channel in 1972. It carried several cars up front. Also saw one crash in Toronto, a Nimrod ( 3:20 ). Some of the planes were standard 1950's transports, eg. the Globemaster at 3:41, which made a big impression on me making low swoops over an air show in New Zealand in 1957: very quiet. The Noratlas at 3:55 was another 1950's transport (European this time).

[BrianNelson123]

Thanks for you comments. You know a lot more about these than I do. Brian Nelson

[Richey2009]

should really rename this video, a great majority of these planes aren't even American, let alone US Air Force. Also alot of civilian, non-military planes too. Saw a few Burt Rutan aircraft (spaceship 1,WhiteKnight, Long-Ez), and some kitbuilt aircraft as well.

[BrianNelson123]

You are right. I have changed the title bar. Thanks for noting this. Brian Nelson

[Booshibonton]

What's the thing at 2:35?

[BrianNelson123]

Sorry I have no idea. Brian

[elanus81]

It's a Beriev-Bartini VVA 14. A Russian Antisubmarine, ground effect aircraft from the early 70's.

A clip here:

watch?v=IAk3kwXfEWk

[Richey2009]

right, this pictures was probably taken at the Monino museum. It's missing its wings and engines.

[bfoss08]

It was a russian Ground effect vehicle... don't know it's name but that's what it was...

[elanus81]

They're all real. Strange but true.

[fukchina0]

fake

[unc68]

why fake?

[alhernan58]

many of these are soviet in design......

[sdrfgvrfgvsfravgdsvS]

horrorific

[NiSToKy]

part are real part are not

[driftability]

haha strange looking.