'Hurricane Summer' - 7 Hawker Hurricanes - Shuttleworth Military Pageant 2019
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
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Seven Hawker Hurricanes in formation as a 'Hurricane Balbo' and then wheeling and soaring in the summer sky at Old Warden, during the Shuttleworth Military Pageant 2019.
Aircraft in order of appearance:-
1/. Sea Hurricane Mk.1B, Z7015, G-BKTH - The Shuttleworth Collection
2/. Hurricane Mk.1, P2902, G-ROBT - Anglia Aircraft Restorations Ltd
3/. Hurricane Mk.1, P3717, G-HITT - Hugh Taylor
4/. Hurricane Mk.1, R4118, G-HUPW - James Brown
5/. Hurricane Mk.XII, P3700, G-HURI - Historic Aircraft Collection Ltd.
6/. Hurricane Mk.1, V7497, G-HRLI - Hawker Restorations Ltd.
7/. Hurricane Mk.IIC, PZ865 - RAF Battle of Britain Memorial Flight
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Hurricane's and more Hurricane's everywhere and not a Spit in sight "Magic", great camera work too , Thank's for posting video ...
For Hurricanes, on this day.. ‘This was their finest hour’ Bloody marvellous!
5:20 is like travelling back in time.. 1940, summer..
Well done, Shuttleworth! A great tribute to the Hurricane. Brown and Green!
(A new BoB film!)
Fabulous. I had no idea there were that many Hurricanes still flying.
Possibly 12 or 13 worldwide now.
Weather it's a Mustang, a Spitfire ,or a Hurricane , there is no music sweeter than a Merlin's snarl! No other comes close!
Wow. Love that 2c in Pacific colours. The Merlin sounds so powerful and deep.
Also, it’s still on strength with the Royal Air Force - one of 2 Hurricanes that make up the RAF Battle of Britain Memorial Flight together with 6 Spitfires and a Lancaster.
The formation flypasts . . . Awesome!
I know of no other such lovely sight and sound as this.
Wow! Just WOW. Thanks for posting this.
06:58 spectacular. Oh yeah RAF Hurricane fighters were also involved in the Battle of Singapore (I’m from Singapore) and while they got a campaign in “IL-2 1946” as a nod to that I know the pilots back then did what they could to hold off the attacking Japanese forces.
Between all the Hurricanes, Spits, Lancasters, Mosquitos, Mustangs and P40's flying around there must be a thriving trade in Merlin rebuilding.
Stunning work I had a ticket but was unable to attend superb camera work with clear prob blur not easy to film moving aircraft and to find a spot in the crowd.Many thanks for sharing.
Thanks Ian. Fortunately Shuttleworth is a lot easier to film at than many other venues and a glorious venue, as you probably know?
"In the skies above the isle, aces in exile prevail!"
Excellent video. All the best from Greece.
Just beautiful, thank you for posting the video.
Don't mess with these lads.
POV: it's 1943 and your watching colorized take off of hawker hurricanes
Forget the spitfire,here is the real winner of the battle of britain
Now that is fucking marvellous ! Thank you.
"repeat please?"
“Silence in Polish!”
tbh the Hurricane is probably the most easy warbird to build .
i would like to say Hello to Peter Holloway,
all the best form Holland {lelystad Aviodrome}
we have had contact in 2007 he came with the miles falcon!
nice
What was there...three that they could find in all the world when the filmed The Battle of Britain in the '60s. Now just look. I know of one other that was in Vancouver Washington back in the '90s, I got some pictures of it, but that was the only other one I've seen
Fortunately the numbers are continually growing with more and more restorations. There are now 10 Hurricanes on the civil register in the uk, 9 of which are airworthy, plus 2 more airworthy with the RAF on the military register. In addition there are another 5 or so airworthy elsewhere in the world, including one with the Everett Museum at Paine Field, Washington.
@@HighFlight Yep, thats the one. We were there initially, to see the oldest flying DC3 when the Hurricane caught my eye. They were kind enough to let me look in the cockpit. Imagine my surprise to see that you could see the ground through the landing gear bays from the cockpit. I recall the fellow telling me that the had two left wings and swapped one for a right wing that a farmer was using to drag his field!!
Military Aviation museum in Virginia Beach also has one.
RF-E ! (303sqn)💪👍
Wouldn't it be great to see those Hurricanes shoot up the runway with their cannons. lol.
Eeer, not Old Warden, if you don't mind! We'd rather have it as it is...
If someone wanted to do a remake of the Battle of Britain film, they could do it properly now with a properly representative cast of aircraft rather than generating the myth that the Battle of Britain was almost entirley Spitfires.
Yes, the Hurricane could be properly represented but there would be a problem with real German aircraft. Although there are a few genuine ME109s, there are still more Buchon's that have survived thanks to the film and precious few, if any, Heinkel HE111s or other German bombers!
Think it's in the pipeline carn't remember who though read it a few months ago .
@@alanshort3152 Hope the get some he 111's up soon that would be awesome.
There are actually no ME 109s but a few BF 109s.😏 Sorry for the correction.