P-38 Lightnings Engine Sounds

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.

you lucky b*** three lightings together in flight

i saw two at eea airventure

the lighting that crashed at Duxford was green and third lighting shown in this vid is silver just type in p-38 crash

that is music! The hair on my neck stood right up! Thanks TJ...that was awsome.

Now that's MUSIC!!!!

Poor Glacier Girl & RAF pilot Proundfoot.  Destroyed at the Duxford show..as you know.

Glacier Girl is alive and well. I just saw her 2 days ago (Saturday) at the Air Museum Planes of Fame. She is sitting in one of our hangers and is undergoing some preventative maintenance, but she is pretty and mean as ever. The P-38 lost at Duxford was not Glacie Girl and that crash occured in 1996. Any loss of a classic warbird is bad and becomes a real tragedy when a life is also lost.
Long live the Lightnings!

Thanks for the correction. I'm pleased and that's good news. I saw the restored P38 crash @ Duxford & mistook it for Giacier Girl. Stay safe!

Indeed. NEVER put music over warbird noises!!