@Yarnhub … brilliant video, i hope you do a video about the Vulcan Bomer, where it scared every one at a air show / testing - when it flew and did a barrel roll.
Cold War dogfights are really cool. Their like some weird hybrid of WW2 and modern fights where it’s not quite BVR but it’s quite different from dogfights with guns. In my opinion that’s what makes them so cool.
@@thelittletanket689 True, modern dogfights aren't special. Just fire a missile and boom! No more enemy. Meanwhile WWII dogfights, you have to carefully aim and stuff.
@@LMV_Brick_Productions_Real , @thelittletanket689 Though I do respect your opinions I would say modern dogfights are a little more than missile go boom. When at BVR (Beyond Visual Range) you have the capabilities to defend against missiles by either cranking or dragging the missile to a lower altitude to bleed its energy. If you are to close to defend you can use counter measures such as chaff and flare with sharp maneuvers. If you enter dogfighting range with a bandit you can hug them and min range missiles like sidewinders. From there you can force a two or one circle fight while managing speed and closer to work your way to the rear of a bandit and get the kill. If you would like a video version of this explanation watch Growling Sidewinder he does dcs videos and explains dogfights really well with all types of aircraft especially modern. hope this allows you to love all dogfights as though modern are different they are still very cool.
I would love it if Yarnhub did a video on the Monchy 9 of Newfoundland. 9 men of the Royal Newfoundland Regiment positioned at Monchy-le-Preux during the Battle of Arras in 1917 hid behind shrubbery and defended the town from a German force anywhere from 200 - 300 men strong for 11 hours to prevent a German break through. I think it is a very cool and very underrated battle that sounds like the plot of a movie.
Lets all pay are respects for the u-2 one. The su-9 pilot who was supposed to kazicami And the u-2 pilot literally sacrificing himself for the children🥲
@@nymeric5833 there are 2 su 9s, one would become the twin engine su11 and one would be produced later and looked like the mig 21, as seen in the video
I love your channel , I’m an adult, have studied war and historical moments during warfare, I have watched all the history shows about air battles, tanks , ground battles, this that and the third, I love it all, I had family who fought for the USA in ww2 and some were Mia for awhile until it was found out they were pows in a German war camp, luckily it was towards the end of the war and he came home, but your animation is better than most of the history channel shows, congratulations because I can tell you have taken much time and love making these vids
I always stick around till the the end of a Yarnhub video!!!!!!! Thank you for all you do to honor the brave men & women who have served, fought & died for their homelands!!!!!!!
Very cool. I like how there are stories involving wins by both sides. I obviously prefer when WE(USA) wins, but that’s not always realistic. Many brave Americans lost dogfights, while some of them even lost their lives. Honor to them as well.
@@spooderboy You are damn right they did, my friend. I love me some England. Y’all have been there with us the whole time in war, peace, the arts, economics, etc etc etc. By the way, I like the accent(I am from Alabama so my accent kinda gives people the exact opposite of the impression that your accent gives to the speaker). I want to thank y’all for getting off of our asses after the conclusion of the War of 1812, though y’all still went rogue occasionally on that forced conscription into your Navy of virtually anyone you could run down with your vessels. I think y’all more than made up for it by providing us with Monty Python, the Beatles, Led Zeppelin, and by sharing your discovery(?)/development of radar with us. On a serious note, many brave British men and women have sacrificed their lives to support our individual and collective efforts to be strong, successful, free, and a response and a hedge to forces that would deprive us of those ends. Honor to them as well sir.
@chargree If you ever make the journey to England, come North, to Yorkshire, and there's a warm welcome here for you. Your wonderful sentiments are entirely reciprocated my friend.
I have known Pardo since 1971 and have talked to him about this many times. This story has many detail errors, but we will just leave it at that. But I will say what he told me once, "People make a big deal about this but at the time you just do the best you can do". RIP LtCol Bob Pardo.
"Some people say that our animations..." Dude your animations combined with your storytelling is fantastic. You take factual accuracy seriously and always present all combatants with dignity and respect. My gf isnt in to war stuff at all, but I had her watch the one with the Samurai pilot and she really really liked it, said it was a beautiful story. Anyway, the people who dont like your stuff, I got a word to describe them; Bandits!
6:10 - It would be cool to know the cost difference between training 2 new airmen, if they abandoned them, compared to the cost of the 1 plane that would've been lost
I think the slightly jancky animation is endearing, and honestly yall make up for it with your cinematography. Had the feeling of triple A ps2 games and im all for that. You don't need photorealist cgi to tell a story. Ya'll keep grinding im here for it.
If you make a shows on either RUclips TV or discovery plus, I would definitely watch it. You could just upload regular videos, and maybe even make some TV specials.
I believe that I've been here since just about day 1. Your skill as a story teller, a raconteur, is what makes your videos great. And your growing skills as an artist has been wonderful to observe. The wry inclusion of various nods to pop culture are always a treat, too. I love your landscapes. And you have a poetic style. Those white lilies blooming around the somber wreck of the aircraft was pure f*cking poetry, man. Of them all, that one got me the most...Bond and Goldfinger playing golf is a close second...
By war's end, the U.S. Air Force had lost a total of 528 F-4 and RF-4C Phantoms. When combined with U.S. Navy and Marine Corps losses of 233 Phantoms, 761 F-4/RF-4 Phantoms were lost in the Vietnam War
I love yarnhub. Makes me go and dig up more information on the subjects. But only after I’m done in case of spoilers. Leaving comment only after completing video.
6:14. Man, I love the homage to Top Gun during the Libyan story. Music, and Amos are definitely depicting Couger, and Merlin. And of course, Hawk, and his RIO are none other than Maverick and Goose. Just look at their helmets.
I knew about Powers and the U-2 shoot down, but did not know the details from the Soviet side. Also, the Marine Corsair, I knew of it as markings on a plastic model, but not the story of its pilot. Great, thanks
Hey! Ive been watching a lot of your videos since a good while, and every time I click on one, I know im not getting off my computer until the end!! Truly amazing animations and stories! keep going!
After surviving this harrowing brush of death, Captain Earl Amon later died due to complications from ALS. Capt. Earl Amon is my friend's father. By the way, the whole scenario is called," Pardo's Push." My friend has a painting of it at his house.
Screw the haters. This site is amazing. Please continue. Amazing how the people who create nothing have everything to say. This is the future of documentaries. It starts somewhere, u !
This was a very good series… like History Channel’s “ Dogfights”.. Please continue, so military history of this type is not lost and forgotten….and thank all militaries across time who kept accurate records to better understand and learn, and Yes, … entertain those of us who appreciate what combatants have had to go through.
personallly i think that some of the older animation has a certain charm to it, though the transition from cartoony to realistic was a bit bumpy at the start
14:00 - the other jet, Fast Eagle 107, was lost in October 1994 during a carrier landing mishap which sadly claimed the life of pilot Lt Kara Hultgreen.
Story 2. Sukhoi-22 is an export version of ground attack plane Sukhoi-17. It never been designed for air combat, they do had AAmissiles but only for protection, because they don’t have AA radar. So navy guys didn’t had much risk shooting them down.
Cat on the tarmac!!!! first story. What an amazing bunch of stories. I wish you could tell my uncles. He was a starfighter pilot and he ate shit in Vietnam
At @05:00 The Phantom pushing the damaged Phantom makes me think about the F-86E of Capt.Robbie Risner pushing the damaged F-86E out of North Korean Airspace. They all made the incredible flights.
props to ALL that fought in the wars. the balls on these guys, especially knowing that most missions they were going on were suicide missions "make it count" I salute anyone who has served. thank you
Its not that the old animation was bad, its just that the new animations have become so incredibly good
Well said
Bravo make a speech that was good
So true
Honestly, I feel like I didn't even notice the missing hoses of the masks.
True
This is a compilation of our favourite cold war stories. We'll be online for the premier on the chat so please ask us anything !
I love your channel and you’ve stopped up the animations a ton and the war to end all wars is close!
@Yarnhub … brilliant video, i hope you do a video about the Vulcan Bomer, where it scared every one at a air show / testing - when it flew and did a barrel roll.
Yarnhub can you please make a video about the french soldier Maxime blasco
pls make a story about Dimitar Spisarevski
Cool!
Cold War dogfights are really cool. Their like some weird hybrid of WW2 and modern fights where it’s not quite BVR but it’s quite different from dogfights with guns. In my opinion that’s what makes them so cool.
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Personally I like ww2 dogfights much more then morden or cold war
@@thelittletanket689 True, modern dogfights aren't special. Just fire a missile and boom! No more enemy.
Meanwhile WWII dogfights, you have to carefully aim and stuff.
@@LMV_Brick_Productions_Real , @thelittletanket689 Though I do respect your opinions I would say modern dogfights are a little more than missile go boom.
When at BVR (Beyond Visual Range) you have the capabilities to defend against missiles by either cranking or dragging the missile to a lower altitude to bleed its energy.
If you are to close to defend you can use counter measures such as chaff and flare with sharp maneuvers.
If you enter dogfighting range with a bandit you can hug them and min range missiles like sidewinders. From there you can force a two or one circle fight while managing speed and closer to work your way to the rear of a bandit and get the kill.
If you would like a video version of this explanation watch Growling Sidewinder he does dcs videos and explains dogfights really well with all types of aircraft especially modern.
hope this allows you to love all dogfights as though modern are different they are still very cool.
The new animations are so good, but the ones from years past just carry a certain nostalgia to them that never gets old
0:08 my dad lived in the Soviet Union and he says that the Soviet bread lines where never long, but the lines for meat, butter, and cheese were.
Person: “Bro these early videos are so bland”
Yarnhub: “we don’t agree”
And that’s how yarnhub won the YT war
I would love it if Yarnhub did a video on the Monchy 9 of Newfoundland. 9 men of the Royal Newfoundland Regiment positioned at Monchy-le-Preux during the Battle of Arras in 1917 hid behind shrubbery and defended the town from a German force anywhere from 200 - 300 men strong for 11 hours to prevent a German break through. I think it is a very cool and very underrated battle that sounds like the plot of a movie.
I’d love to see that, sounds crazy!
@@spacenoob10 Thanks, it’s great to see someone else interested.
yes b'y go on
@@Y36Productions Are you also a Newfie?
@@AppleHistoryGuy yes
The "take his breath away" joke was hilarious. I was laughing after being long into a very serious but entertaining video.
You know it’s gonna be real good when they premiere their videos
Yes sir
NIC player spotted
Lets all pay are respects for the u-2 one.
The su-9 pilot who was supposed to kazicami
And the u-2 pilot literally sacrificing himself for the children🥲
Not to mention the friendly fire accident that also happened due to the Soviets fumbling. Respect to him too
thats not an su-9, thats a mig-21 in the video. An su-9 would have no hope of ever catching or reaching a u2
You mean kamikaze and not kazicami right?
@@nymeric5833 there are 2 su 9s, one would become the twin engine su11 and one would be produced later and looked like the mig 21, as seen in the video
Who ever doesn't like these videos can kick rocks... Keep em coming.
Good advice... youngsters seem not to be able to relate to/appreciate the past.
I swear the F-14 one seems like soothing that would happen in top gun.
Sorry I ment something not soothing
@@AlGehring-gw7pwthat story is what inspired the writers for the scene in Top Gun where maverick flips off the Mig and goose takes a Polaroid
@@AlGehring-gw7pw ok first of all its meant, and second of all *you can edit comments*
I agree
I love your channel , I’m an adult, have studied war and historical moments during warfare, I have watched all the history shows about air battles, tanks , ground battles, this that and the third, I love it all, I had family who fought for the USA in ww2 and some were Mia for awhile until it was found out they were pows in a German war camp, luckily it was towards the end of the war and he came home, but your animation is better than most of the history channel shows, congratulations because I can tell you have taken much time and love making these vids
Tell Your family who fought in the war Thank you for your service.
Tensions w/ Libya peaked in 1985 when Doc stole all of their plutonium for the Delorean.
The second and last foreign enemy incursion on mainland America.
this video is the perfect combination of digital art and aircraft history
38:15 I really love when historical portrayals do this type of comparison to show how accurate their work is when compared to the historical reference
I always stick around till the the end of a Yarnhub video!!!!!!! Thank you for all you do to honor the brave men & women who have served, fought & died for their homelands!!!!!!!
These videos are just amazing, to be in the shoes of those brave men, to see the battles from both sides. You truly honour them.
Very cool. I like how there are stories involving wins by both sides. I obviously prefer when WE(USA) wins, but that’s not always realistic. Many brave Americans lost dogfights, while some of them even lost their lives. Honor to them as well.
and us brits too!
@@spooderboy You are damn right they did, my friend. I love me some England. Y’all have been there with us the whole time in war, peace, the arts, economics, etc etc etc. By the way, I like the accent(I am from Alabama so my accent kinda gives people the exact opposite of the impression that your accent gives to the speaker). I want to thank y’all for getting off of our asses after the conclusion of the War of 1812, though y’all still went rogue occasionally on that forced conscription into your Navy of virtually anyone you could run down with your vessels. I think y’all more than made up for it by providing us with Monty Python, the Beatles, Led Zeppelin, and by sharing your discovery(?)/development of radar with us. On a serious note, many brave British men and women have sacrificed their lives to support our individual and collective efforts to be strong, successful, free, and a response and a hedge to forces that would deprive us of those ends. Honor to them as well sir.
@chargree
If you ever make the journey to England, come North, to Yorkshire, and there's a warm welcome here for you.
Your wonderful sentiments are entirely reciprocated my friend.
I have known Pardo since 1971 and have talked to him about this many times. This story has many detail errors, but we will just leave it at that. But I will say what he told me once, "People make a big deal about this but at the time you just do the best you can do". RIP LtCol Bob Pardo.
Is the main premise correct tho? Being almost out of fuel and Pardo pushing the other F-4 using his?
You know it’s going to be an epic war story when they premiere their videos.
"Some people say that our animations..." Dude your animations combined with your storytelling is fantastic. You take factual accuracy seriously and always present all combatants with dignity and respect. My gf isnt in to war stuff at all, but I had her watch the one with the Samurai pilot and she really really liked it, said it was a beautiful story.
Anyway, the people who dont like your stuff, I got a word to describe them; Bandits!
6:10 - It would be cool to know the cost difference between training 2 new airmen, if they abandoned them, compared to the cost of the 1 plane that would've been lost
I think the slightly jancky animation is endearing, and honestly yall make up for it with your cinematography. Had the feeling of triple A ps2 games and im all for that.
You don't need photorealist cgi to tell a story. Ya'll keep grinding im here for it.
I stayed to the end!
Great combination of historical stories! Throughly enjoyed!!💜💜
I love the DICE decision making. I'm sure it is widely used in governmental echelons 🤣🤣🤣
Very cool seeing my favorite Fight Jet in the second Story The F14 Tomcat.
If you make a shows on either RUclips TV or discovery plus, I would definitely watch it. You could just upload regular videos, and maybe even make some TV specials.
I appreciate the perspectives that you are great at illuminating that I haven't fully explored on my own...Great stuff...
This is good story telling and animation - watching from southern Africa - Malawi 🇲🇼
Love how the oxygen hoses kept appearing then disappearing from the jet pilots. Too funny!
The F-4 story (the first story) is truly incredibly amazing!! I believe it’s become one of my favorite fighter story’s of all time 👍!
I believe that I've been here since just about day 1. Your skill as a story teller, a raconteur, is what makes your videos great. And your growing skills as an artist has been wonderful to observe. The wry inclusion of various nods to pop culture are always a treat, too. I love your landscapes. And you have a poetic style. Those white lilies blooming around the somber wreck of the aircraft was pure f*cking poetry, man. Of them all, that one got me the most...Bond and Goldfinger playing golf is a close second...
@55:10 "...highway to the danger zone." Love ya, Yarnhub. Mean it.
Stayed through until the end. George A. Davis had the best and coolest story, in my opinion. Thanks for this video, it was very entertaining! 💜
The new animations are SO EXTRA I love it.
The aircraft marshal at 40:05 doing the things!😄🕺
Lol that live was sillyyyy. 10/10
By war's end, the U.S. Air Force had lost a total of 528 F-4 and RF-4C Phantoms. When combined with U.S. Navy and Marine Corps losses of 233 Phantoms, 761 F-4/RF-4 Phantoms were lost in the Vietnam War
WONDERFUL series... haha, the Soviet officer talks into his comb
Im so glad i clicked this but, 29:56 makes the U-2 story worthy of its own movie.
I love yarnhub. Makes me go and dig up more information on the subjects. But only after I’m done in case of spoilers.
Leaving comment only after completing video.
Your voice is perfect! Congratulations for your series, Yarnhub!
Hello I am a fan of your videos and think they are great I stay till the end every time
My father rebuilt F4s in the USMC, in the Vietnam war. I remember him telling me about the phantom push when I was a kid.
6:14. Man, I love the homage to Top Gun during the Libyan story. Music, and Amos are definitely depicting Couger, and Merlin. And of course, Hawk, and his RIO are none other than Maverick and Goose. Just look at their helmets.
It's the best my friend. Keep being awesome my friend
Its not that the old animation was bad, its just that the new animations have become so incredibly good ..
During the migs vs corsairs, my brain went you got a hole in your left wing
I knew about Powers and the U-2 shoot down, but did not know the details from the Soviet side. Also, the Marine Corsair, I knew of it as markings on a plastic model, but not the story of its pilot. Great, thanks
I do enjoy watching these - they really are very well done.
Great stories. The animation is what it is. I still enjoyed it.
I like the animation style you chose to use. I feel it matches the stories you tell
Sabres and Mig fight are the best lore of cold war
Hey! Ive been watching a lot of your videos since a good while, and every time I click on one, I know im not getting off my computer until the end!! Truly amazing animations and stories! keep going!
Thumbs up, glitches and all.
It was interesting to learn that elements of top gun were taken from actual experiences.
How have I not found this channel till now? That's criminal! 😂 This is great!
You guys make the best story vids I just love it be out after a long day I watsch ur vids und im Abel tho chill out
Impressive animation, well done 👏👏👏
great video , great stories - keep 'em coming !!!
After surviving this harrowing brush of death, Captain Earl Amon later died due to complications from ALS. Capt. Earl Amon is my friend's father. By the way, the whole scenario is called," Pardo's Push." My friend has a painting of it at his house.
On the U-2 part when the pilot got called he was using his comb as a phone haha
Amazing stuff so artistically put together... It is 150% engaging... More stories please please. 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟Stars.. loved it❤
Love all the little lines from topgun 😂😂 new subscriber her ❤
Screw the haters. This site is amazing. Please continue. Amazing how the people who create nothing have everything to say. This is the future of documentaries. It starts somewhere, u !
your analysis of the Indy 500 is so right on....very perceptive!
This was a very good series… like History Channel’s “ Dogfights”..
Please continue, so military history of this type is not lost and forgotten….and thank all militaries across time who kept accurate records to better understand and learn, and Yes, … entertain those of us who appreciate what combatants have had to go through.
Best history channel 🔥🔥🔥 big fan @yarnhub❤❤❤
su-22's trying to take on f14s in a head on is absolutely crazy
Awesome.... your channel is the best ❤
Nice! Loved all of these!
This is crazy amazing the story and the cartoon type work is outstanding best documentary and show all in one
personallly i think that some of the older animation has a certain charm to it, though the transition from cartoony to realistic was a bit bumpy at the start
Absolutely loved it. My new favourite channel. Love these stories, have got all the facts, all the excitement and great animation. Keep em comin👍🏽😃🫡
14:00 - the other jet, Fast Eagle 107, was lost in October 1994 during a carrier landing mishap which sadly claimed the life of pilot Lt Kara Hultgreen.
This was good. I never watch them all the way through. I did this one. Great work. Great and important history.
Bob Pardo, who did that Phantom Push over Vietnam, passed away on December 5, 2023 at College Station, Texas.
This is my favourite compilation, I love it
Loved it, having a story to listen to aswell as have visuals is great
Mig 15 bis had better speed acceleration and climbrate so taking the climbing 1 was a very good option
yo this guy makes good stuff
Animation here is very good , Carry on .
I've heard these stories. They are real life action heroes. Super men walk amongst us. God I love our country
Im so glad i found this RUclips channel! So cool!
Love the narrator’s voice - full of thrill, suspense and excitement.
love these videos aerial battles are awesome
Great set of videos! Thanks!
20:02 it’s the U2 spy plane but it says y2 on the piece of paper 😂
xD there are more than 1 language in the world XDDDD
i certainly couldn't make animations as good as yours...
I hope this channel one day does a video on the USS Laffey and it's fight against 50 Kamikazes.
Story 2. Sukhoi-22 is an export version of ground attack plane Sukhoi-17. It never been designed for air combat, they do had AAmissiles but only for protection, because they don’t have AA radar. So navy guys didn’t had much risk shooting them down.
Still love the retelling of the Libyan missions, twas the inspiration for Top Gun!
Cat on the tarmac!!!! first story. What an amazing bunch of stories. I wish you could tell my uncles. He was a starfighter pilot and he ate shit in Vietnam
Your videos rock.
This was super cool
At @05:00 The Phantom pushing the damaged Phantom makes me think about the F-86E of Capt.Robbie Risner pushing the damaged F-86E out of North Korean Airspace. They all made the incredible flights.
In a prop plane taking out a Mig is frigging insane
Very well made video. I really appreciated it. Please, continue your good work. Your animation technique is fantastic...
props to ALL that fought in the wars. the balls on these guys, especially knowing that most missions they were going on were suicide missions
"make it count" I salute anyone who has served. thank you