B-17 Engine Startup and Takeoff

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Uploaded by on Aug 21, 2007

This is a video of "Aluminum Overcast," a World War II B-17 bomber, taken on April 11, 2003 as the engines were being fired up, followed by taxi and takeoff. I truly love the sound of radial engines!! The location is Wiley Post Airport in Oklahoma City, OK.

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  • ww2 planes and bombers are sooooo cool!!!

  • they are in person. But the shutter of the camera "slows" them down

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  • Only on twin engine planes, a four engine bomber doesn't need counter rotating props.

  • i always thought that the engines turn the opposite direction on the other side

  • that came to spirit of st louis i flew that 3000 bucks but totaly worth it

  • that at the spirit of st louis i flew that 3000 bucks but totaly worth it

  • Simply BEAUTIFUL, thnx for post.

  • thank you for not adding a sound track to this video!!!!!

  • Multiply this sound by say.. 250 and imagine the deep growl and warning that hell is about to arise... Germans must have known this was bad

  • Load her up with some Walmart shoppers and I'll bet she uses the whole runway! l.o.l.o.l.

  • Yeah-that just show you the tremendous lift that huge wing can produce. It literally jumps off the runway!

  • ive got a model of this the box says classic planes new ray

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