Strategic Air Command B-36 commander describes flying the B-36 PEACEMAKER.
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@lincbond4423 жыл бұрын
These first-hand accounts are the most interesting. I'm so glad his experiences were recorded for all of us to enjoy years later.
@cnfuzz2 жыл бұрын
The gentlemen is still so lucid remembering these stories, must have been the most exciting of times..
@Fleetwoodjohn2 жыл бұрын
These stories are GOLD Thanks for sharing and THANKS for your service 😎🇺🇸
@thomthumbe2 жыл бұрын
The info and presentation of Maj Douglas I could listen to all day long, and all of the week to come. God bless him and his family!
@Timmo7373 жыл бұрын
Fascinating stories. I love hearing from these wonderful aviators.
@AVhistorybuff
3 жыл бұрын
Glad you like them!
@AVhistorybuff3 жыл бұрын
Walter also flew B-17 combat missions over Germany during WWII.
@nicholasroberts69542 жыл бұрын
No old, bold pilots . . . Really ? Go tell this guy. What a service career history. Survived 35 B-17s missions with Le May's outfit. Very interesting. These personal micro histories are so much more compelling than the bigger picture.
@haroldmclean37552 жыл бұрын
B - 3 6 Commander 👍 Next level Super Cool
@nicholasroberts69542 жыл бұрын
These are not embellished "Dits" or "Line shoot" stories by some vet, but real personal experience accounts. Very impressive.
@JG-mp5nb2 жыл бұрын
Pretty incredible first hand account! Thanks for your service and for sharing an often overlooked chapter in the Cold War.
@hawgbreath2 жыл бұрын
This video is too short! He laughs about some of the most butt-puckering experiences an airman could have as if they were joy rides. So glad I got to hear these stories. Anyone watching this should lookup the video of the walk-through of a B-36 from the USAF Museum. This airplane is a monster, there used to be one on display at Chanute AFB, IL when I was there in 1971-2. Those wings were thick enough a man could standup inside them.
@coiledsteel83443 жыл бұрын
A true surviving American Hero! B-36s Scared the Shit out of Stalinist USSR!
@barryrudge15762 жыл бұрын
A fascinating man with a wonderful airforce history, from a crewman on a WW2 B17 all the way through to a commanding officer in a B36 to B52's. he served his country well.
@user-si4nt2gv7y Жыл бұрын
Ils ont euent le B36 , le B52 , le B70 ,et nous pauvres francais avons le A380 , mais ce dernier est un avion civil. J'aurait tant aimé voire ce bel oiseau de métal ! Et surtout pouvoir voler à son bord , mais je doute que ce rêve se réalise ? Bravo à ces hommes qui l'ont conçu , mis au point et l'ont fait voler , puis exploité et opéré.
@AVhistorybuff
Жыл бұрын
Thank you for your comments! "They had the B36, the B52, the B70, and we poor French people have the A380, but the latter is a civilian aircraft. I would have liked to see this beautiful metal bird! And especially to be able to fly on board, but I doubt that this dream will come true? Congratulations to those men who designed, developed and flew it, then exploited and operated it".
Пікірлер: 18
These first-hand accounts are the most interesting. I'm so glad his experiences were recorded for all of us to enjoy years later.
The gentlemen is still so lucid remembering these stories, must have been the most exciting of times..
These stories are GOLD Thanks for sharing and THANKS for your service 😎🇺🇸
The info and presentation of Maj Douglas I could listen to all day long, and all of the week to come. God bless him and his family!
Fascinating stories. I love hearing from these wonderful aviators.
@AVhistorybuff
3 жыл бұрын
Glad you like them!
Walter also flew B-17 combat missions over Germany during WWII.
No old, bold pilots . . . Really ? Go tell this guy. What a service career history. Survived 35 B-17s missions with Le May's outfit. Very interesting. These personal micro histories are so much more compelling than the bigger picture.
B - 3 6 Commander 👍 Next level Super Cool
These are not embellished "Dits" or "Line shoot" stories by some vet, but real personal experience accounts. Very impressive.
Pretty incredible first hand account! Thanks for your service and for sharing an often overlooked chapter in the Cold War.
This video is too short! He laughs about some of the most butt-puckering experiences an airman could have as if they were joy rides. So glad I got to hear these stories. Anyone watching this should lookup the video of the walk-through of a B-36 from the USAF Museum. This airplane is a monster, there used to be one on display at Chanute AFB, IL when I was there in 1971-2. Those wings were thick enough a man could standup inside them.
A true surviving American Hero! B-36s Scared the Shit out of Stalinist USSR!
A fascinating man with a wonderful airforce history, from a crewman on a WW2 B17 all the way through to a commanding officer in a B36 to B52's. he served his country well.
Ils ont euent le B36 , le B52 , le B70 ,et nous pauvres francais avons le A380 , mais ce dernier est un avion civil. J'aurait tant aimé voire ce bel oiseau de métal ! Et surtout pouvoir voler à son bord , mais je doute que ce rêve se réalise ? Bravo à ces hommes qui l'ont conçu , mis au point et l'ont fait voler , puis exploité et opéré.
@AVhistorybuff
Жыл бұрын
Thank you for your comments! "They had the B36, the B52, the B70, and we poor French people have the A380, but the latter is a civilian aircraft. I would have liked to see this beautiful metal bird! And especially to be able to fly on board, but I doubt that this dream will come true? Congratulations to those men who designed, developed and flew it, then exploited and operated it".