Appreciate all of you that watch! The microphone didn’t want to corporate this video and there are a couple cutouts throughout, this should be resolved next time. 😁
Absolutely love the Yakovlev company, especially their fighters from ww2. Would love to own/fly a Yak-9 or Yak-3 once in my life :) Nice video keep up the good work!
Don't know about real life but in il2 the yak9 in a straight line was faster than the spitfire mks in the game. I really liked the way it flew. An they look very similar too so handled very well
The Yak9-U came out in very late 1944, and wasn't in squadrons until early 1945... the base model Yak-9 was at Stalingrad...nice vid ruined by wonky facts..
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Appreciate all of you that watch! The microphone didn’t want to corporate this video and there are a couple cutouts throughout, this should be resolved next time. 😁
Always great videos. Thank you!
My favorite Soviet WW2 aircraft, especially in Normandie-Niemen markings! 🇫🇷
Absolutely love the Yakovlev company, especially their fighters from ww2. Would love to own/fly a Yak-9 or Yak-3 once in my life :) Nice video keep up the good work!
Appreciate the support my friend!
@@TiptonBros no problem, all the best!
Im glad there are more videos about soviet planes
Great video, enough to get a basic, not boring just excellent.
Appreciate the compliment, thank you!
Outstanding video
Trying to talk to fast. Calm, we're not in a hurry. Good content. 👍
I’ve since fixed my cadence 😂, appreciate the encouragement.
very nice video.
Thank you! Appreciate the support.
more soviet aircraft vids please
I got you my man! I’ll make those a priority.
@@TiptonBros you rock
Bravo.
Many thanks!
I did appreciate it
Looked a great aircraft look's a bit like a spit but it looks like it had a wider fuselage
Don't know about real life but in il2 the yak9 in a straight line was faster than the spitfire mks in the game. I really liked the way it flew. An they look very similar too so handled very well
What were the range of these Yak fighters?
North Korean AF?
Roughly 420 miles.
EL AVION CAZA EL YAK-9 ES EL ABUELO DEL ESPIRFAE EL MUSTANGEL P40 EL CORSIR ENTRE OTRO ESTE Y OTROS AVIONES RUSOS FUERON LOS PIONEROS DE LOS CAZAS
Very interesting history but could you slow down a bit eh?
Absolutely, I’ve drawn back my pace in more recent content. Appreciate the comment!
The Yak9-U came out in very late 1944, and wasn't in squadrons until early 1945... the base model Yak-9 was at Stalingrad...nice vid ruined by wonky facts..
Your pronunciations of some of the Russian names needs some work. KLEE-mov. YAK-ovlev.
Will do, I’m always looking for pointers and constantly trying to improve my pronunciation. I appreciate the comment!
@@TiptonBros Well I really enjoyed your video so was just hoping to help you improve on the next one.