P-38 Lightnings ENGINE SOUNDS!!!
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Indeed. NEVER put music over warbird noises!!
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I'm very proud of the fact that both my parents were part of the development of the P-38. In fact they met on the production line. My mother was in Quality Control, and my father was a Manufacturing Engineer. He designed the tooling & new techniques used to manufacture the hydraulic systems in the P-38. My dad retired in 1982 after 46 years with Lockheed.
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I can only imagine what 30 or 40 of them sounded like back in the day.
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Awesome planes and nice video.
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My Dad and I used to go to many airshows back in the 70's and early 80's. We both agree that the P-38 with its twin Allison engines were the smoothest and most pleasant engines to hear. I wonder what a British de Havilland Mosquito with twin Merlins sounded like? I wish I could have heard one.
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Very nice!! At the Oshkosh flyin they often fly multiples of a type like this, for example multiple p51s escorting a B17. Appreciate posting the vid, and excellent idea posting one with real sound and one with music for all tastes, I prefer real sound, but certainly to each his own ;-)
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@rugntile - Please tell your Grandfather that I thank him so much for his service to our country, defending our freedom's and our very lives. He's a great man!
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there are 11-or 12 that are airworthy 7 on static display and 5 under restoration. I have a list of registry numbers and locations if interested
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Thank you so much for posting these videos. My grandfather who turns 93 next Sunday flew P 38s in WWII. In the past he has traveled to the P38 gatherings, but not able to anymore. I believe him to be one of the very few original pilots left. Thanks to you and others, I will be showing him all of these videos. Can't wait to watch his face as watches these beauties one more time in flight. Thank you again.....
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Viva the fork tailed devil.
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@WrUSasu You read my mind. I was about to say White Lightning is still kickin
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I built a model of this aircraft when I was a kid.
Aren't there more then just 3 flying ones? I know Glacier Girl, Ruff Stuff, 23 Skidoo, there is another one at the museum in Oshkosh, WI. I am pretty sure that one flys aswell.
GrandCaravanSE 1 year ago
@GrandCaravanSE
Today, there are 7 flyable P-38's, with 5 to 6 of them being flown.
6 in North America and 1 in Austria. I made this video back in 2007, at that time there were only 3. 5 of the 6 in North America were at Planes of Fame Air Museum a couple of weeks ago.
TJDOZIER1 1 year ago
if im not wrong that first p-38 the skidog didn't it crash a few years ago?
riflelord2 1 year ago
@riflelord2
The P-38 known as "23 Skidoo" is owned and flown by the Planes of Fame Air Museum in Chino, Ca., She has been here for decades...no crash's...not even a close call. She flew last weekend at the Planes of Fame Air Museum monthly flying event. Check us out on-line.
TJDOZIER1 1 year ago
I have to say I prefer this version without the sound. It is nice that you have both versions though to satisfy all tastes.
taofledermaus 2 years ago
@taofledermaus
Thanks.
TJDOZIER1 2 years ago