@Bill C-Kole damn right it's like a symphony of horsepower those radials just have such I unique sound almost gives me a hard-on hearing those beautiful machines. 😎👍
Excellent footage. So nice to see propeller driven aircraft whose props actually look like they are propelling the plane. Tired of seeing props that look static or look like strobe effects. Prop wash is one of the beauties and grace of prop driven aircraft. Thank you and God Bless from Florida.
I've been to many airshows over the years and Chino is the best -- by far. I love seeing the old warbirds in the air -- where they belong. I live in Texas now, and one of the things I miss most about SoCal is the Chino show. This and the other vids posted by voodoo shows why.
Within this group, the AD-1, the Skyraider, carries the most credits as an able ordinance deliverer and low-level killer. Many guys owe their present existence, during Korea, to this bird.
I was there and it was the most fabulous noise I've ever heard. We also had the largest gathering of Rosie the rivers and the largest paratroop drop from a D-C squadron. 79 people jumped and I belive 3 of them were on the Normandy invasion.
Without any doubt I can recognize very most of them. The sounds I heard, mostly not recognified by me... >-:-D But such very good looking awesome planes..! 8-D
that is the Consolidated PB4-Y Privateer, "The Consolidated PB4Y-2 Privateer is an American World War II and Korean War era patrol bomber of the United States Navy derived from the Consolidated B-24 Liberator."
Ari inkeroinen Because on a Sea fury it is hooked to a Centaurus radial engine and they only ever made 2500 of them and they are complicated and way over engineered and are pretty much a useless engine !!! On a shitfire with a 5 blade they have a Griffon engine attached !!!!!
@@johnleach7879 Shitfire is a term to poke the fukin limeys with for being general pricks in the world !!!!! Never commented about the power of a Griffon !!! It was a non important engine as only 8500 were ever built and only 1700 shitfires ever used them, Griffons used in shakelton bombers, modifies lancaster !!!!! NO language barrier here !!!! !
@@pz2233 And dumb ass you are a pile of hot green stinkin BULLSHIT !!!!! You are to fukin stupid to realize the Mustang did a job no other fighter could do !!! Looooong range escort duties !!!!!!! DUUUUUUHHHH !!!!!!!!!!! Toooooo bad it was an AMERICAN design and build !!!!!!
@@bigroy38 Yep !!! There were probably 3 to 4 times as many radials in WW II as inline !!! Yet the Limey Bastards claim the Merlin won WW II !!!! WRONG !!!! It helped is all !!!
@@wilburfinnigan2142 No need for the Limey bastards bit Wibur we all fought the same war. Packard were only too happy to build Merlins and at least two of the aircraft in this montage should have been flying with Bristol sleeve valve radial engines.
@@MegaBoilermaker BUT dumb ass those Bristol sleeve valve engines were JUNK !!!!! Why they are not in those planes !!!!! PACKARD was NOT "too happy" to build the Merlin !!!!! They were busy building the M2500 PT boat engines and delivering them to the US Navy and the Brits in 1938 !!!! Jesse Vincent was also working on an air version of the same engine with a TWO STAGE supercharger when RR Came on their begging mission to PACKARD !!!!AND the USAAF wanted PACKARD to build the R3350 Wright for the B29 Program , which Chrysler ended up building !!!!! The first 3,000 V1650-1 Merlin engines, a SINGLE stage supercharged version, the most widely used version, of the war appears to be a "Bribe" to get PACKARD to build the Merlin !!!!! USAAF had NO plane for that engine !!!!! So the 3,000 engines were installed in the P40 F & L's and it made NO DIFFERENCE in the overall performance of the P40 !!!! The Allison version was FASTER, CLIMBED faster, rolled Faster !!! The only advantage the Merlin had was 1,000 ft in service ceiling !!!!!! And after 1311 plane they returned production to the Allison engine !!!! See book "PACKARD as an AERO Engine Builder" Paackard Merlin, by Robet J Neal....Available on line FREE !!! Read it and learn !!!!
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I just love the sound of propellers chasing pistons in a circle!
Beautiful videography of Aviation everseen thx.🙏🇮🇳🙏💐
What an amazing set of planes ❤❤❤
And this is why nobody will ever love an electric car. No sound.
Thank you for not putting music on this great video.
That's a good point.
Amen
@Bill C-Kole damn right it's like a symphony of horsepower those radials just have such I unique sound almost gives me a hard-on hearing those beautiful machines. 😎👍
No commentary or music. Just the uninterrupted sound of engines roaring. Just how it should be
So many fabulous sounds! But man.... the Tigercat sounds amazing!!!!!
Our country's greatest generation flew birds like these to defend our freedoms. Thank you to them all. May we never forget.
Excellent footage. So nice to see propeller driven aircraft whose props actually look like they are propelling the plane. Tired of seeing props that look static or look like strobe effects. Prop wash is one of the beauties and grace of prop driven aircraft. Thank you and God Bless from Florida.
you mean .Static props !!! a plane with it engine stopped and on the ground!!!. how exactly can a prop plane FLY with static props .. Dumbass
What a great video! Thank you so much for posting it.
I've been to many airshows over the years and Chino is the best -- by far. I love seeing the old warbirds in the air -- where they belong. I live in Texas now, and one of the things I miss most about SoCal is the Chino show. This and the other vids posted by voodoo shows why.
I can smell the avgas right through the screen. Great gearhead flic.
I had the good fortune to attend the airshow, and thanks for reminding me of how wonderful those radials sound! Excellent work!
Within this group, the AD-1, the Skyraider, carries the most credits as an able ordinance deliverer and low-level killer. Many guys owe their present existence, during Korea, to this bird.
And Nam....
@@andyoertig2007 ole "Sandy"
True....but as a fighter the Sea Fury is the one you wouldn’t want to meet in a dark alley.
That was an AD-4N. VC-35 “Night Hecklers” in Korea1950-53 were outstanding and brave Naval Aviators.
The Rad SpAD.
Today, 8-3-19, "Thunder over Michigan" air show in Ypsilanti had eleven (11) F4U D Corsairs flying together
That's a friggin SQUADRON!
I was there and it was the most fabulous noise I've ever heard. We also had the largest gathering of Rosie the rivers and the largest paratroop drop from a D-C squadron. 79 people jumped and I belive 3 of them were on the Normandy invasion.
Great thanks for a Wildcat and Hellcat together.
Magnifique,très très très belle Vidéo Thank you.
Watching the Avenger's wings fold never gets old...@15:06
like big gull furling its wings.
Amazingly fast....seeing it today and alongside people and other aircraft also reminds me that it was a very large carrier aircraft for its time.
Excelente. Gracias por compartir.
man radialgaszm there! thanks for the great vid! : )
Excellent video all around. I couldn’t make to it this year, but your video is the next best thing.
Douglas SBD Dauntless, wow! )=D
Nice vídeo as always. Regards from Brazil.
Amazing how strong these birds still are after all these years
Sea Fury & Tigercat. Wow!
the WW2 planes look better than now a days fight jets
Awsome!
Without any doubt I can recognize very most of them. The sounds I heard, mostly not recognified by me... >-:-D But such very good looking awesome planes..! 8-D
You are really good
I'm surprised to see the folding wings made back then! I thought it was an invention of later years.
Such easily I found the Grumman F6F Hellcat. )=D
🎳 Blow my mind!! 🚂 💪choo-choo💪 choo-chooooooo💪!! Woooooo!
Grumman F4F Wildcat as a british Mertlet or Martlet, wow for that, too! )-D
Marlet !!!!!!!
Martlet...
@@blushingmule1 M A R L E T !!!!!!!
Anyone know the name of the blue colors on the first corsair?...the hellcat and also the Dauntless?
It was the tri color scheme used on all usn aircraft with the exception of the f6f-5, but the f6f-3 still had it, hope this helped
What was the large 4 engine aircraft?
that is the Consolidated PB4-Y Privateer, "The Consolidated PB4Y-2 Privateer is an American World War II and Korean War era patrol bomber of the United States Navy derived from the Consolidated B-24 Liberator."
Some multi-propeller eg. 5-bladed rarely seen. But I luv em also!
Ari inkeroinen Because on a Sea fury it is hooked to a Centaurus radial engine and they only ever made 2500 of them and they are complicated and way over engineered and are pretty much a useless engine !!! On a shitfire with a 5 blade they have a Griffon engine attached !!!!!
@@wilburfinnigan2142 Um, there's a language difficulty here. What'a a "shitfire"? And is the Griffon engine underpowered?
@@johnleach7879 Shitfire is a term to poke the fukin limeys with for being general pricks in the world !!!!! Never commented about the power of a Griffon !!! It was a non important engine as only 8500 were ever built and only 1700 shitfires ever used them, Griffons used in shakelton bombers, modifies lancaster !!!!! NO language barrier here !!!! !
Hey @@wilburfinnigan2142 , guess what? I think the Mustang was shit. :) *runs away in anticipation of category five freeaboo meltdown*
@@pz2233 And dumb ass you are a pile of hot green stinkin BULLSHIT !!!!! You are to fukin stupid to realize the Mustang did a job no other fighter could do !!! Looooong range escort duties !!!!!!! DUUUUUUHHHH !!!!!!!!!!! Toooooo bad it was an AMERICAN design and build !!!!!!
Wear was this at? I’ve been wanting to go to one I live in central California... will the birth be at the capital air show?
Gamingforfun Did you mean W H E R E ???? not wear ???????? DUUUUUUHHHHH!!!!!!!!!
Gamingforfun 007 Chino.First weekend in May.
@Stool Posts NAAAAW !!!!! I have extra smarts !!!! You are the dumb ass !!!! DUUUUHHHHHHHH!!!!!!
@@wilburfinnigan2142 lol my bad i dnt have auto-correct on my phone good looking out
@@bigroy38 thank you for your response maybe ill go next year im 5 hrs away not too far
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@1:57 that's how close I am to losing it 😂
I don't think those planes passed the smog check .
Glad that FM-2 is being repainted.
No Bearcats?!?!?
0:25 Douglas SBD-5 Dauntless startup 0:44
"41" flew the Avenger.
41 found that trying to rip the rudder off with his head wasn't a good idea. Headbanging before heavy metal.
What's up J-Dog its Aidan K-Dog's homie.
Aidan Norman Hey Aidan, how’s it going?
@@Voodoo1650 Pretty good man thanks, how bout' you?
All those front line fighters and NOT a Merlin nor Allison among them !!!! Hmmmmmmmmmmm??????????
Wilbur Finnigan Radials win wars.
@@bigroy38 Yep !!! There were probably 3 to 4 times as many radials in WW II as inline !!! Yet the Limey Bastards claim the Merlin won WW II !!!! WRONG !!!! It helped is all !!!
@@wilburfinnigan2142 No need for the Limey bastards bit Wibur we all fought the same war. Packard were only too happy to build Merlins and at least two of the aircraft in this montage should have been flying with Bristol sleeve valve radial engines.
@@MegaBoilermaker BUT dumb ass those Bristol sleeve valve engines were JUNK !!!!! Why they are not in those planes !!!!! PACKARD was NOT "too happy" to build the Merlin !!!!! They were busy building the M2500 PT boat engines and delivering them to the US Navy and the Brits in 1938 !!!! Jesse Vincent was also working on an air version of the same engine with a TWO STAGE supercharger when RR Came on their begging mission to PACKARD !!!!AND the USAAF wanted PACKARD to build the R3350 Wright for the B29 Program , which Chrysler ended up building !!!!! The first 3,000 V1650-1 Merlin engines, a SINGLE stage supercharged version, the most widely used version, of the war appears to be a "Bribe" to get PACKARD to build the Merlin !!!!! USAAF had NO plane for that engine !!!!! So the 3,000 engines were installed in the P40 F & L's and it made NO DIFFERENCE in the overall performance of the P40 !!!! The Allison version was FASTER, CLIMBED faster, rolled Faster !!! The only advantage the Merlin had was 1,000 ft in service ceiling !!!!!! And after 1311 plane they returned production to the Allison engine !!!! See book "PACKARD as an AERO Engine Builder" Paackard Merlin, by Robet J Neal....Available on line FREE !!! Read it and learn !!!!
and a million prius's cried out and were suddenly silenced