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at 05:05 RAAF Mustang A 68-761 is depicted. It is an ex USAF 44-84808

Korea, 1950. Natural overall with red/white/blue spinner. Roundels in six positions. Note 'Dallas' hood. This aircraft crash landed in Allied territory near Pusan on 4th January 1951 and was recovered. Crew: P3 W.H Bessel, not ...

I thought Hell was the name of his dog...you know" Unleash Hell, " ...and they did. :)

It was only by the suggestion of a British test pilot who suggested that the Merlin would be a natural engine for the Mustang. Just imagine if that event had not happened?

Someone please take the microphone from the commentator.

@DaLilVampire Wasn't he comparing himself to the Officer Academy to show that although the Generals were educated at Military academies he conquered Europe without setting foot in one.

I don't understand all this racist bull shit. Man you guys fought the Civil War, WW1 , WW2, Korea, Vietnam , Gulf Wars and Afghanistan...and you still don't get it. Which part of the United States of America puts up with this crap. Damned shame. You still have a long way to go.

Did you keep your licence?

With US cars being mostly front wheel drive now then the market has shrunk somewhat. perhaps the large F250's and GMC's etc would find it handy.

Those front bucket seats were used by Ford Australia in the 65/66 Ford Fairmont. Mine has them and the recliner mechanism was made in England by A W Chapman. I need new coverings.

@jeffhc88 You reckon? Germany was ruined the day Adolph was elected in '33 and over the next 12 years he sent Germany into the Abyss. Anyway I doubt if you could really feel this way about life as I would think that a normal human wouldn't or couldn't sink that low to think of other people in ...

My parents owned a '34 Packard in the early 50's and recalled that she used to polish the wooden dash with Marveer polish only to find out that it wasn't real wood.

@Salesman The US models had the V8 engine option since almost day dot, where the Falcon 's here never got the V8 until 67, even then the V8 was quite rare. Engine development continued with the 6 cylinder, whereas the US parent company just upped the size of their V8's. Ford Oz have continued t...

@TennisUK11 Yes, and the Hurricane was easier to repair than the Spitfire.

762 likes vs 65 dislikes. I think the jury is in.

Very handy if you suffer from dementia...

Meatloaf????...Demetriou what were you thinking? Of all the performers out there and you had to give us Fruit bat out of Hell.

@ZeekWolfe1 The Sea fury Hercules engine was so powerful it required a 5 bladed prop to absorb the horsepower.

@sirrah060389

Possibly the supercharger OR the noise from and empty gun barrel housing.

I wonder what part of Melbourne this vid was shot. Richmond?? Collingwood tram tracks.

@madmerts Its not road registered ? Is it?

@68bobba Possibly "Q" for Queenie VI, on a war bond tour in '43. See Peter Dunn's site OZATWAR

@LionInTodayFilms Correct and that is the main reason why the USAAC got rid of the 'red meat ball' from their roundel in the South West Pacific theatre.

know that this is a compilation of a lot of concerts but can someone point me to the concert where he was actually singing the song in this clip. It is the grooviest man.

Found it.

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Live Dallas 1970

Flew in those in the states a few years ago. Noisy buggers.

The HQ Monaro GTS was real pretty.

I wonder if the two pilots who were interviewed survived the war?

Back bone of the RAAF during WW2 Devastating fire-power from the 6 x 50 cals. Built like a tank and rugged. Fitted with the Merlin also..

Crap film. Merlin sounds??? Lead actor went on to fly P 40's, then B 25's. Spare me.

It was a US production marketed at the US troops and audiences as to why they have to fight.

@NearAbbeyRoad Don't forget the BoB was won by the RAF, radar etc...had the Brits lost the BoB then how would have the Mighty 8th USAF ever get a foothold in Europe to help weaken the German war machine. The BoB battle was pivotal to winning WW2. The Russians ensured Germany was never going to wi...