After he lose a wing should spin in opposite direction .With no wing he dont have a lift on one side :DDD

@UserName-us1nm

2 ай бұрын

Not exactly that simple. If you pulled back on the stick to pull up, the difference in lift between wings would cause a roll towards the damaged wing. If you pushed the stick forward to dive, the greater decrease in lift coming from the complete wing would result in a roll away from the damaged wing.

@dougmackenzie5976

2 ай бұрын

You are exactly right. 45 year A&P here.

@FirewallFilms1

Ай бұрын

@@UserName-us1nm With that much of the wing surface missing, no amount of pushing forward would reverse the roll.

@roberthouse4791

Ай бұрын

@@UserName-us1nm He wasn't diving

@MrNimrob

12 күн бұрын

yeah...the wing always produces lift no matter what you do with the elevator. You have never seen and will never see a roll like that. In fact, you don't even need to lose the entire opposite wing to enter an uncontrollable twist...

Imagine you're given a million dollars to make a CGI air battle scene and you animate the airplane spinning the wrong way after losing it's wing

@beau6113

3 ай бұрын

imagine making a show about the greatest air war in history, limiting it to only nine, 1-hour long episodes, and then wasting a full minute of screen time and budget animating P-51s doing a chicken dance to get their drop tanks off and having it contribute absolutely nothing to the story.

@stopmotionwarehouse8986

3 ай бұрын

@@beau6113you clearly watch just for the shallow fights. Haters will be idiots

@beau6113

3 ай бұрын

@@stopmotionwarehouse8986 I guess I missed how vitally important that scene was for telling the story of the greatest air battle in history and all that these men endured.

@stopmotionwarehouse8986

3 ай бұрын

@@beau6113 what is the “greatest air battle” that was supposed to be portrayed

@stopmotionwarehouse8986

3 ай бұрын

@@beau6113 and this scene itself shows a brief show of suffering

0:18 I love the attention to detail of a random unused P-40 in the background. The 332nd flew mostly P-39s, P-40s, and P-47s until the summer of 44 when they transitioned to P-51 Mustangs.

@user-jl9bw2iu6f

3 ай бұрын

а мне кажется , что в этом фильме элемент лжи . В то время афроамериканцы не были пилотами . Максимум , до чего их допускали ---быть поварами и подавальщиками снарядов .

@charles07km83

3 ай бұрын

During ww2 there were a Air Group madeof African Americans, the Tuskegee Airmen. 1 Fighter Group ad 1 bomber Group. Called Red Tails.

@BullGator-kd6ge

3 ай бұрын

@@user-jl9bw2iu6f There is no lie. The Tuskegee Airmen aka the 332nd Fighter Group was a real squadron of African American pilots the flew combat missions from 1943-45. It is true that the majority of African Americans served in support roles as cooks, artillery men, etc. but there were some that served in frontline combat. The 761st Tank Battalion and Edward A. Carter are the first examples I can remember. I do recommend researching the subject as it’s an interesting topic.

@user-jl9bw2iu6f

3 ай бұрын

@@BullGator-kd6ge ОК.

@FP194

2 ай бұрын

Seeing as this mission is what the P-47 excelled at they should have been flying those

I am sorry for the small stutter in the first few seconds. I still hope you like the scene. I wish everyone a wonderful day!

@kbholla

3 ай бұрын

I liked it! Thank you! You have a great day too!

“Switch your deflectors on.Double front!”

No Pilot Armour. Good to see they at least got gunsights, but no armoured head-rest until the flying CGI models were shown.

I feel like this entire show was made on someones laptop lol.

@CrazyHorseInvincible

Ай бұрын

Basically, what's been happening recently with VFX companies is a race to the bottom in bidding wars. They bid as low as possible, and then rush to produce things underbudget, and this is what you get.

Nothing says operational security like using name AND rank over the net.

@B61Mod12

2 ай бұрын

“John Connor is on the ground”

Correct me if I’m wrong but Masters of the air was the story of the eighth Air Force in Europe. The 15th was mostly in the Italian theater.

@evry1sfriend619

3 ай бұрын

The author of the book also included the tuskegee airmen in his book which the show is based on.

@britishamerican4321

3 ай бұрын

I think we all knew that the Red Tails were going to be shoe-horned into "Masters of the Air" regardless, for, um, "reasons."

@ScottyShaw

3 ай бұрын

@@britishamerican4321 Showing the Tuskegee Airmen makes perfect sense because they're also American heroes. If you're a true American, then you would celebrate all American heroes.

@edema.3418

2 ай бұрын

Italy is part of Europe.

@dwaynerobertson8264

2 ай бұрын

@@ScottyShaw Well said.

Late War was the most fascinating time of the conflict. There was such a massive leap in designs and engineering between '38 and '45 it also seems like completely different eras. The Germans especially, such a distinctly huge jump from the first Panzer.I all the way to the Panther and Tiger Ausf B. And don't even get me started on the Me.262 and Ho 229.

This is like a game not a serious film about air combat

Ok, fish leather? What kind of fish are we talking about. This is new to me for sure!

Did he eject out of that Mustang at the end ? What the hell was that ??

@Perfectblue33

3 ай бұрын

Yeah. I was thinking the same thing. Thanks for your comment. Have a wonderful day!

@Hickmaann90

3 ай бұрын

Looks more like the canopy blew off. He got thrown out, pulled the string too early and got smacked by the vertical stabilizer.

@Perfectblue33

3 ай бұрын

@@Hickmaann90That is a good observation right there. Thanks for commenting. Have a wonderful day!

@Hickmaann90

3 ай бұрын

@@Perfectblue33 nah. Just a good guess. Cheers mate. Have a good one too

@LoosMoose

2 ай бұрын

Hollywood can make ANYTHING happen

Lol they add sounds from chessnas ans extra300s it`s ridiculous. The cgi is just weak and the movements of the aircraft is often weird and wrong. Why are they not able to get these things right ffs.

Fantasy. They took on bottom of the barrel pilots at this phase.

A brief cameo to one of the legendary fighter squadron of ww2. The Tuskegee airman.

@Perfectblue33

2 ай бұрын

Thank you for your nice comment. Have a wonderful day!

I'm sorry, but to add the 332nd in like this was ham fisted at best and pointless at worst. I would have loved to see a full arc dedicated to Overlord and Dragoon, but this was just a letdown. It seems like the 332nd was only added in as an afterthought in a show that didn't really warrant their appearance in the first place. This was just a poorly written and poorly executed episode.

@sandbridgekid4121

3 ай бұрын

Whine whine whine.

@chronic24

3 ай бұрын

True, this is turning less into a war show and more into a drama series.

@vmbean1945

3 ай бұрын

I agree. It dosent fit. I'm disappointed we didn't get a d day mission. Even with no planes they could have shown how they felt for first time control air

@nmc400

3 ай бұрын

Bruh they have their own movie already. This show is roughly based on whats written by crosbys diary and revolves around the 100th bomb group. Youd have to introduce them regardless because they did enter the camp with buck and egan.

@khymia27

3 ай бұрын

He’s right, there arc and storytelling don’t make sense - shoe horned in. I feel the last 3/4 episodes there was more left on the cutting floor! 10-12 episodes easy

Why would they fly straight into the gunfire across open water rather than use the hols behind as cover and attack from that side? Is this Masters of the Air or Redtails as the realism looks not as good as other Masters of the Air clips?

@analtubegut66

3 ай бұрын

flying anywhere inland would have had them flying against flak just to get in a position for that kind of run, and then you'd have to lose a lot of energy and speed to be able to utilize the hills, which would basically kill you, which is actually what happened when they turned around to go for another pass (it killed their energy). Plus you want to have sight on your target long before you strike it

@FP194

2 ай бұрын

The bigger question is why would a P-47 squadron not be assigned to this instead of P-51s which were susceptible to ground fire

@analtubegut66

2 ай бұрын

@@FP194 - something something racist commanders sending black people to their death

@analtubegut66

2 ай бұрын

@@FP194 incidentally, the p51 was used for ground attack in Korea and not the p47 The p51 had far more range, maybe that was why it was used in that specific mission. Perhaps p47 squadrons we're out of range and there was no time to move them into position

@SSN515

2 ай бұрын

@@FP194 My thoughts exactly.

War thunder has taught me attacking AA in a shallow, slow approach is suicide (I use everything like a Stuka).

@dachicagoan8185

13 күн бұрын

that's how navy planes attacked ships in the movie midway. They knew better than to fly over open water, 100 ft from the surface.

You love the attention to detail? Were the Redtails given D model P-51's to fly?

5 inch rockets? Not until later for the Mustang. But I guess that's one of those Hollywood things they do for dramatic effect, because... you know, combat isn't dramatic enough.

@Perfectblue33

2 ай бұрын

Thank you for commenting on this scene. Have a wonderful day!

Totally ludicrous.

this looks very different than the plot from ' red tails '

@backstabingpike

3 ай бұрын

because this is a real story lol wow

@damosanchex

3 ай бұрын

Red Tails was garbage

❤❤❤respect!❤❤❤❤❤

@Perfectblue33

3 ай бұрын

Thank you for your very nice comment. It is appreciated. Have a wonderful day!

I like the movie. And I love reading anything about the Tuskegee Airman. Red Tails. I even had the honor of meeting some of the great Tuskegee airmen. But they took a lot of artistic liberty when making this movie. Flying into enemy territory rambling to each other is a big no no in air combat. It's a sure way to let the enemy know you are coming. Radio silence was the rule. History Channel: Dogfights, did a wonderful episode on the Red Tails. I particularly like when some of the pilots were interviewed, and how they described dogfighting with a Me-262 jet like it was just another day at the office .

@jckoibra2662

2 ай бұрын

Are the enemies able to hear the radio chatter on their radios?

@havedrill1

2 ай бұрын

yes, the enemies is listening for any radio chatter. Once the combat begins then they can talk to each other. But never let the enemy know you are coming. Robin Olds demanded complete radio silence from his men. @@jckoibra2662

@AmericanJohnnyBoone

24 күн бұрын

​@@jckoibra2662Yes, whereas a bomber crew could speak via intercom within the same aircraft, speaking to fellow airmen in other planes required actual radio signals which could be heard by the enemy.

"Bail, BAIL!!" Other pilot: "Uhm, I'm like, 300 feet above the water?? Oh and I'm also SPINNING VIOLENTLY ABOUT MY LONGITUDINAL AXIS!! This scene sucked hard.

@stopmotionwarehouse8986

3 ай бұрын

What else should you say in that situation, you’re at least asserting command facing certain death. You know nothing about history

@dunxtonchexton1631

3 ай бұрын

its the CGI and writing that is the let down. A Mustang that is wingtipped can still gain enough altitude flying knifedge for a bailout but you need about 1500 feet of altitude for those canopies to open. Also, they would have been doing dive attacks pushing the airframe mach limits to limit their exposure to AA. Frontal hits to the wing would have been immediately fatal as the wing structure would collapse, causing a snaproll which would have blacked out the pilot if he didnt immediately cross control.

@stopmotionwarehouse8986

3 ай бұрын

@@dunxtonchexton1631 a 20mm could do that, but a 40MM would rip it apart as you s said, but it’s a 20.

@thesherman2950

3 ай бұрын

I wish they had showed what the 332nd became famous for, yknow? Bomber escort!

@stopmotionwarehouse8986

3 ай бұрын

@@thesherman2950 the 332nd weren’t famous for bomber escort, and the 99th definetely wasn’t. In fact, they only completed less than a year of bomber escort, and the 99th spent most of its time in Africa and the Mediterranean performing ground attack and air attack missions. So no, the common “red tails” movie themse doesn’t really fit the novel for what most of the war looked like for the men of the 99th pursuit squadron.

Cringe, they basically commited suicide going head on against that AAA.

Sure is a lot of radio talk. Good way to miss something important.

@SSN515

2 ай бұрын

Actually, the Luftwaffe pilots and ground personnel were astonished by the amount of radio comms the US aircrews did with each other. Called them "chatterboxes" and said they were easy to RDF track because they talked so much.

@KGSpradleyAuthor

2 ай бұрын

@@SSN515 same thing happened with F-16 and F-117 in Bosnia. That’s why they were shot down. That and flying predictable routes.

the legendary red tails, the first pilots who shotdown a jet with a piston powered fighter POV: PILOT: its all mathematics! Me bad at numbers: I GuEss I dIe!

@Perfectblue33

2 ай бұрын

The Red Tails achieved an impressive combat record, destroying enemy aircraft and ground targets while never losing a bomber under their protection to enemy fighters. I learn something every day it seems. Thanks for commenting. Have a wonderful day!

@LoosMoose

2 ай бұрын

You understand that is complete and total BS right???? Look up the REAL record, not the HOLLYWOOD bullcrap. Golly.... if we only would have had ALL pilots like this... we never would have lost a bomber! WOW! Give me a break.@@Perfectblue33

@lukewise1227

2 ай бұрын

Not quite how history records it. Credit for the first Messerschmitt Me 262 jet fighter to be 'brought down' in combat belongs to Joseph Myers and Manford Crory of the P-47D-equipped 78th Fighter Group, who manoeuvred a 1./KG 51 machine into the ground on August 28, 1944. Credit for the first Me 262 shot down by gunfire belongs to five Canadian Spitfire IX pilots from No 401 Squadron RCAF on October 5th 1944. Lt. Chuck Yeager of the 357th Fighter Group was one of the first American pilots to shoot down an Me 262, which he caught during its landing approach. On 7 October 1944, Lt. Urban Drew of the 365th Fighter Group shot down two Me 262s that were taking off, while on the same day Lt. Col. Hubert Zemke, who had transferred to the Mustang equipped 479th Fighter Group, shot down what he thought was a Bf 109, only to have his gun camera film reveal that it may have been an Me 262. On 25 February 1945, Mustangs of the 55th Fighter Group surprised an entire Staffel of Me 262As at takeoff and destroyed six jets. There is no reference to pilots or aircraft of the 332nd 'red tails' as the first to shoot down a German jet fighter (Me262).

@LoosMoose

2 ай бұрын

I am so bloody tired of hearing about the Legendary Redtails, they never lost a bomber. What a load of crap. Try looking at the actual documented history. Yes, they were on some missions into Germany but they damn sure had bomber losses and they initially were assigned 3rd area targets and missions that were flown at the same time as other higher priority targets so the fighter opposition was reduced. Hollywood wants so desperately to make them out as more than they were because of DEI that they spew this stuff and the weiners that have never cracked a historical document or been to an archives and only gets memes off their phone and then regurgitates this pap. Don't base your opinions on $%@#ing War Thunder, actually approach the subject and learn and you will be amazed how the media leads rhe masses around pumping them full of crap.

@jcdawg8363

Ай бұрын

@@lukewise1227 Don't you dare let facts get in the way of a good PC woke story that creates another historic "first" for black people.

So they sent in pilots who didn't know how to use their rudder?

@davidzof

2 ай бұрын

that pilot was so fat he looked like the Nutty Professor, he'd have needed 4 drop tanks just to make the trip.

@LoosMoose

2 ай бұрын

They still don't I train them every day

Man yall gotta appreciate this show because we ain’t getting something like this for a very long time

@andrewaustin3836

2 ай бұрын

Last half was really not that good

There’s no music in war. No orchestra in the background. None of the Hollywood BS.

Kinda felt the Tuskegee airmen could pretty much have their own stand alone series. Why do they have to cramped them up on this series.

@Perfectblue33

3 ай бұрын

They get a few really good scenes in this last episode. In the camp and after the war. Thanks for your comment. Have a wonderful day!

@arkwill14

2 ай бұрын

The Tuskegee airmen have had more screen time than any other group of fighter pilots in WW2. 2 major motion pictures and numerous other appearances in movies in television.

@miliba

2 ай бұрын

Because they are black and deserve to have their heroic part recognized

@cypher8265

2 ай бұрын

They already have 2 films about them

@FriedAudio

2 ай бұрын

Because it was February...

Stupid attack, hopefully not historically correct. They would have learnt by then you'd think.

@Perfectblue33

3 ай бұрын

Thanks for commenting. Have a wonderful day!

@damosanchex

3 ай бұрын

It was, unfortunatetly.

@Perfectblue33

3 ай бұрын

@@damosanchexThank you for commenting. Have a wonderful day!

Чудеса - все пилоты и офицера афро- американцы? До середины 60 годов были автобусы для чёрных и для белых. Чёрный максимум мог быть стрелком. Я ещё помню Мартина Лютера Кинга. Чёрный мог только умереть без очереди.

@Perfectblue33

18 күн бұрын

That is a really good theory. I let the community take this one. Thank you for commenting. Have a wonderful day!

"noooooo" LMFAO just atrocious compared to the tone of the rest of the show

Right so - it's been a while but at last check, internal fuel on a D model even in the not full 180 US Gal fighter case had a range of over 1100 miles, so any base they were operating from, especially with a full internal load (265 US Gal), should have been in range as is to not need the fuel tanks to get to the coast from over the water. So - no need for drop tanks there should have been more than enough to get there, and back, with combat time. Once again planes are teleporting to different altitudes which throws everything off to start. They go in to a steep dive (after teleporting) but then level out practically to make the attack run when part of the point was limiting both time exposed as well aiding in aim as there would be less drop to worry about (for lack of better phrasing). Telling the first plane hit to 'bail out' is almost hilarious because at that point - while that plane should still have probably enough control to pull up and gain altitude or at least attempt a water landing (as opposed to more of a crash) - would not be survivable at that height. The second one is even less likely to survive jumping - if he could even manage to get the canopy open and out with that many G's. The third plane losing a wing - the loss of the left wing, or at least a significant portion, would cause the plane to roll towards the left as there would be more lift on the right and less on the left so if it were to end up in an out of control roll - it'd be to the left. And while I do believe the P-51D had a canopy release ( so that part may be correct) - but these parachutes had to be manually opened - meaning that he would have had to open it (with no 'pilot chute' apparently) or it somehow fails and opens, in just the right way, so that it somehow safely deploys as he's thrown from the plane, at an altitude where he's likely a bloody mess on the ground. Like - serious divine intervention levels of luck. Only reason modern ejections seats work as they do is that (if memory serves) the cord is basically pulled on the chute as the pilot is separated from the seat. Oh right, and while I can't remember if the Mustang had a select for pairs or just all rockets in sequence like the Corsair (pairs on short delays) - attacks like that, especially taking that kind of fire, are one and done - you don't circle back for more basically for what we see here. Also fairly certain it shows both rockets firing off the planes right wing - when it should be I'm pretty sure one off each wing cause of how they generally are fired. The things in this show and "Midway' (the newer one) - I'm really thinking Hollywood needs to just stop making these movies/shows. Unfortunately - this stuff is more likely to stick in peoples heads than what they read in books - if they even read them. And while 100% accuracy may be near impossible - they should do better than they are because then the stuff in things like this become 'common knowledge' and suddenly, this is what the past was, not what is in photo's, videos, accounts from the time.

@stopmotionwarehouse8986

3 ай бұрын

Have you watched the series at all!?

@michaelmartin9022

3 ай бұрын

​@@stopmotionwarehouse8986Thanks for reminding me to like his post.

@stopmotionwarehouse8986

3 ай бұрын

@@michaelmartin9022 bud out

Check the 07’film “only the brave “about Japanese/American 422 regimental combat team 800 casualties to save a lost battalion of 275 men by the time they were rescued that was down to 211 soldiers. They, like the tuskagee airmen, still fought for their country even though they put up with so much prejudice,internment camps etc,amazing really!regards uk

This scene is from the movie Red Tails making this clickbait

@lambbosbread123

2 ай бұрын

no its not....

Animation sucks, physics are off

DEI strikes again.

p-51s look amazing

@MrTuryn

3 ай бұрын

bad cgi ^^

@jckoibra2662

2 ай бұрын

What are you standards mate they are practically not even that far off from real life@@MrTuryn

why does pearl harbor from 2001 (i guess) looks so much better than this?

@LoosMoose

2 ай бұрын

That isn't saying much

Was this a real mission? It was suicidal - they had not enough fuel to get back home

@Perfectblue33

2 ай бұрын

In the series. They get briefed on the mission. They knew it was a suicide mission. They gave them fake passports in case they survived. Now that is crazy. Thanks for commenting. Have a wonderful day!

@jckoibra2662

2 ай бұрын

I mean it was kind of an American version of kamikaze

Oh dear

Wasted opportunity. The series was like wanting to watch a play through of a great game, but all they did was side quests with occasional dips into the main story. ***SPOILERS*** Things they really should have had in a series called "Masters of the Air". A historical researcher that could have pointed out they should have had B-17G's in the series, that the D-Day briefing wasn't on the date they showed as D-Day was delayed, someone who was aware that Mustangs never flew through a bomber group at close formation, they flew above and also someone who should have known that when the enemy fighters turn up, the Mustangs don't climb towards them without jettisoning their drop tanks An episode in the US with the young men leaving their families, flight training and then the transfer to the UK, there was absolutely no character building, the men looked very similar and there was no emotional investment if we lost someone. An episode from a Luftwaffe pilots point of view. They could have detailed exactly the opposite sides view of attrition of men. The 8th lost thousands, the Luftwaffe lost thousands of Fighter Pilots, we could have seen the war weariness of an experienced pilot as so many young inexperienced pilots came to their groups, headed into the skies and took on the B-17's and Mustangs. Then looking around back at base at so many empty revetments. This would have corresponded perfectly with the "Bloody" 100th. An episode from the 8th air force fighter pilots, finally getting their Mustangs and being able to escort deep into Germany and see what the 100th faced, then taking on waves of enemy fighters, returning to base and not being able to believe what they have just witnessed. An episode (not completely but based around) the ground crews. Literally one mention where one man fixes a magneto! These were the engine room of the Bomb Group. They worked tirelessly through the night to get the aircraft ready to fly in the next mission. Often the episodes would show the B-17's coming back, shredded, battered, barely making it to base........yet magically they were back in the air the next day. There was so much respect from the crews for their ground crew, the ground crew would wait with trepidation for their aircraft to return, if it didn't, they would often be concerned it may be down to something they had done. The shot of Whisky the crews received on RTB, they would often save this and give it to their Ground Crew as a thank you for their efforts. D-Day!!! I mean, what an absolute cop-out. They spend the entire start of an episode detailing how important this is, the magnitude, build up to it......then we literally see a few more seconds of footage than in the intro titles and Crosby is told "yeah, you slept through it, you should have seen is Cros". Yes, we bloody well should! They spend all that time and then basically say "stuff happened", then we are in August. God, I was irritated! Things they really shouldn't have had in the series. The absolutely useless story about Crosby's girl in the UK and her SOE storyline. Pointless waste of screen time. Pointless story about sex with a Polish woman in London The empowered female Subaltern (Crosby's girl again) being in the Officers mess to deliver an agenda affirming message. Let's be honest, the entire Tuskegee Airmen side quest. There was absolutely no way they should have been in the show, literally it shoehorned them in, even saying they were based in Italy and with the 15th Air Force and the only way they could leverage them in was via Operation Dragoon. This was nothing to do with the 8th Air Force and to think of all the Fighter Groups they could have chosen from P38/40/47/51 pilots, (maybe the 352nd "Blue Nosed Bastards of Bodney") rather than follow history, they go thousands of miles off course to use the 332nd simply as a token gesture. That really stood out as beyond pathetic! Then during the interrogation the Tuskegee airman says about racism "My country is trying to do better", just modern day propaganda. Moving on. I'll be honest, when the show got things right, they really did get it right. The aerial combat (mostly) looked superb. The CG really gave a sense of scale, and really helped sell the story. Sadly though, the CG also had times when it looked 'wrong' or 'off'. This isn't the fault of the 332nd, but the entire sequence of the Mustang trying to release its drop tanks was probably the low point of CG in the series. Overall I'd give the series a 4 out of 10, that's based on most of the aerial combat. The characters were never really fleshed out, the CG was temperamental, too many side quests and not enough time spent on the base. Overall, a missed opportunity.

@jckoibra2662

2 ай бұрын

I think they should have shown some more combat… also could have gotten little more in depth on the bail out stories , like trying to escape germany

that on 2:59 ?😂 great acting !

Red tails

I’m confused, this isn’t Italy, or North Africa.

@user-tr7dh4qi6z

3 ай бұрын

Southern France

@Perfectblue33

3 ай бұрын

It's France. Thanks for commenting. Have a wonderful day!

I thought their mission was to escort heavy bombers, not attack ground facilities? I'm not an expert but that's what I thought.

@ssgus3682

3 күн бұрын

It was but P-51's would also fly well ahead of the bombers strafing targets of opportunity

Black air squad on WW2?

@184Ridgerunner

2 ай бұрын

It was for moral then, Blacks weren't allowed to carry rifles.

@jckoibra2662

2 ай бұрын

Yeah? It’s only about 80 years ago I mean ever since the civil war black men have been serving occasionally

@jckoibra2662

2 ай бұрын

It’s very rare though, but yes was possible

@thesherman2950

2 ай бұрын

Yes, the 332nd fighter group fought in the ETO from 1943-45.

Looks like it was made in 1993😮

Oh Mann! Flügel weggeschossen und das Flugzeug rotiert in die falsche Richtung. Als Ingenieur tut es weh, das mit anzusehen. Ansonsten gut umgesetzt. Mich treibt die Frage um, ob die Filmproduktion keine technischen Bearter hatte??? 4 von 5 würd ich sagen....

That had so many inaccurate plot holes like a sieve the BS was fertilising the ground around the target.

La mejor unidad de la guerra la 332

Moi qui connais bien le lieu de cette bataille je suis de Toulon le réalisme et extraordinaire on vois bien la presqu'île de gien la colle noir et toulon bravo et merci à ces courageux pilotes 💪👍

Is this some kinda joke?

Damn, all got shot down, they sucked!

I expected more from this episode. Very disappointing.

DEI

World War 2😮

How politically correct.

It is beautifully made, the aircraft look stunning and it's very exciting to watch - if you are a certain age and brought up on video games. It bears no relationship to the reality of WW2. Aircraft do not move like that, not even the superb P-51, fighter pilots maintained a careful distance to allow for manoeuvre, especially in combat. Radio chatter required a discipline (especially in combat) not shown here, there are plenty of recordings should you choose to find them. All the flying scenes in this series have been made for the "Star Wars" generation. The men who actually flew these missions had they been interviewed in their prime would smile at this clip.

@Perfectblue33

3 ай бұрын

Thanks for that good comment. Have a wonderful day!

@thunderstruck8087

3 ай бұрын

Agree 100%. Fighter planes would never fly that close behind each other in a string. This looks so fake.

Why have they included this? 8th af in western Europe, 15 af flying mustangs from Italy.. Fair play for the 332nd but just tell the story, not shoehorn in this for "balance". Each of these clips I'm seeing helps me decide that I'm not interested in this series. Real shame, Band of Brothers still the best..

@SSN515

2 ай бұрын

They put "modern" people into these history pieces nowadays. Even the jargon and banter is always way off the mark for the era. They did the same thing with "Deadwood" years back.

Why did they add in the Tuskegee? The show was clearly about the bloody hundredth and it’s not like the Tuskegee had a huge role they just wind up in the pow camp, have 2 lines of dialogue and nothing else

TF are goggles going to do.

@jckoibra2662

2 ай бұрын

What do you mean the pilots wear the goggles in case they need to bail out the wind does not get in their eyes.

Utterly preposterous dialogue. They were serious military aviators, they used radio procedures, not locker room banter.

@mutantsdad

2 ай бұрын

Somebody's never been around real military aviators (hint: it's you).

Tuskegee airmen deserve their own series! Courageous men they were! Also, the all Japanese American, 442nd infantry regiment, deserve their own series as well! These men fought for their country when their own country treated them as second class citizens. They were men of honor! I don’t think I could fight for a country that treated me as a second class citizen, but these men did. Honorable men they were and should have their own series devoted to their experience during WW2.

@FP194

2 ай бұрын

Guess you missed the two movies dedicated to the Tuskegee airmen

@BullGator-kd6ge

2 ай бұрын

@@FP194 If one could combine the 1995 movies storytelling with the budget and effects of the 2012 movie that’d be ideal but on their own they both have debilitating drawbacks. They could use an in depth show from training to combat.

@user-mu5kn2pq1e

Ай бұрын

There is a film about the 442nd who in October 1944 suffered over 800 casualties to save 211 soldiers from a unit of 275, a”Lost Battalion “surrounded by Nazis in the Vosges forest in France.It’s called “Only the Brave “came out in 2007,and stars as the non Japanese/Americans Jason Scott Lee and Jeff Fahey.regards from England, Vince

Two Tuskegee airmen movies already. I know, let's shoehorn them into an 8th Air Force miniseries. 😏

Terrible CGI. It looks like it was made in IL2 1946. Only the physics were better in IL2 1946.

aight I’m getting tired of this show showing all the planes and anticipation of the upcoming battle just to skip to after or show a piss poor skirmish of 4 planes for like 2 minutes. I know it’s a lot to animate or whatever but this is getting ridiculous. Feels like we haven’t gotten any masters of air in like 5 episodes

@GhostBravo3-1

3 ай бұрын

Bro are you fucking complaining about only 4 planes when this really happend during WW2 its a mission, and why tf are you even watching this series when its really a story about pilots and bombers risking there lives fighting and you out here complaining no respect for you mate.

@sandbridgekid4121

3 ай бұрын

Whine whine whine

@wadewilson6628

3 ай бұрын

​@sandbridgekid4121 Wow, real helpful comment. Sorry, some people care about accuracy.

@JADEK111

2 ай бұрын

I agree. They were very inconsistent with the story, especially since they jumped a lot with the time periods, obviously skipping a lot of events that could have benefit more to keep your eyes on the screen. While EP4 was a filler and should be expected in any show, EPs 6-8 are very bad imo and took more screen time showing other irrelevant fillers.

@jckoibra2662

2 ай бұрын

Yeah other than that it was really good but it was kind of annoying when they didn’t really show much combat just a few seconds of footage or sometimes nothing… when they did show combat it was really good though

Worst mission ever

Seen better CGI in an 80s Super Mario

It's funny if you look at recent WW2 movies you'd think the Redtails were the only fighter pilots in the theater. Reading bomber crew memoirs, you find out everyone hated working with them. They never were at the rendezvous on time, got lost all the time, and when a stiff fight developed, they would run away. But you know, we need those DEI points.

@BullGator-kd6ge

3 ай бұрын

The last WW2 movie to feature the Red Tails in a substantial role was their own movie “Red Tails” that came out 12 years ago.

@dwaynerobertson8264

2 ай бұрын

But somehow they had one of the lowest lost record of any fighter group assigned bomber escort duty.

@thesherman2950

2 ай бұрын

Would you be so kind as to provide a link to one of these memoirs? I'm genuinely interested in reading from the bomber crews perspectives.

@dwaynerobertson8264

2 ай бұрын

@@thesherman2950 kzread.info/dash/bejne/iWajzJuikt3Hfqg.htmlsi=_2wGxmLqsMUjZGQU

@LoosMoose

2 ай бұрын

Did you actually look up the records within the USAF or are you going on what you saw on TV??? Give you a hint... ask Homer..... "TV lied???"@@dwaynerobertson8264

Bail Bail Bail......at 100 feet. What B/S

@sillyone52062

2 ай бұрын

They wouldn't even get their canopy open before they augered in.

@Imnotyourdoormat

2 ай бұрын

@@sillyone52062 "Augered...In" hahaha Even in an FW-190 which had a jettisonable canopy with explosive bolts!!!

@jckoibra2662

2 ай бұрын

Welp its better than crashing

Such lovely graphics, sadly rather ruined by unnecessary over-dramatisation and a failure to grasp basic physics, or how drop tanks work!? Such a wasted opportunity. Certainly no Band of Brothers!

Laugh in Zeke's Wolfpack and Blue Nose Basts

We finally got to the Tuskegee airmen in this show. loving it.

@Perfectblue33

2 ай бұрын

Thank you for your very nice comment. It is appreciated. Have a wonderful day! I checked your channel. gratz on that Dragon Ball clip viewing

It says Masters of the Air to get clicks.. Its the old Red Tails movie. BTW Your checked out in a P-51 but your learning how to use the rudder on a combat mission?

@Perfectblue33

2 ай бұрын

Thank you for commenting. Have a wonderful day!

What a load of tosh.

@Perfectblue33

3 ай бұрын

Thank you for commenting. Have a wonderful day!

@phunkeehone

3 ай бұрын

Don't watch, then?

Usually it was the Germans who trounced the Mustangs as reported in the diary of a German pilot defending the Romanian oil fields in Ploesti. One exception : The Americans had 4 Lightnings flying low and slow behind their B17 bombers as bait and two squadrons of Mustangs high up in the clouds . The group of Germans attacking the lLightings were completely surprised .

@bryanturner683

9 күн бұрын

I have the log book from 363rd fighter group. 3rd group to get mustangs. It covers their daily missions, there is not a single instance where when getting jumped by the germans, even superior numbers, that the Mustangs didnt have more kills. There are far more exceptions than one. If in fact the germans had been trouncing the mustangs, they would have won the war.

@wolfgang3455

9 күн бұрын

@@bryanturner683 Sorry, I meant the German fighters protecting the Ploesti airfields in Romania. So these Mustangs and Lightings flew from Italy, Brindisi etc to escort scores of Liberators and B 17 which were sent to destroy those essential oil fields . So the Americans were still early in the war gaining experience. Now after the invasion in Normandy it was the other way round. Both Mustangs and Thunderbolts with Spitfires 9 would swarm in numbers of 50 - 120 in the clouds and below and trounce the few remaining German fighters . Also by this time the American pilots had become more savvy and experienced while the German Luftwaffe was sending barely trained young pilots up in the air. The Germans never rotated their pilots back home like the Americans. If you were an ace you still had to fly till the bitter end. Statistically your odds were diminishing. My father flew the Me 109,Fw 190 and finally the Me 262. He told me how he was shot down over his own airfield one evening after flying several sorties that day. A Spitfire had snuck up behind him . When I asked him why he did not not notice it, he shrugged and said he was just too tired. The Germans would send sometimes only 20 -30 fighters against 100 or more bombers escorted by a 100 fighters or more. They were then slaughtered.

That last P-51 shot down was rotating in the wrong direction. And this whole scene is too unconvincing to pass off as realistic. Once again, this show looks far too amateurish to even bother with. Very disappointing.

@fredmeyer369

3 ай бұрын

I agree with all of that, I haven't even seen the series and this clip falls into "classic over the top war movie". Like even the drop tank scene felt and looked unrealistic. Reminds me of the movie "Midway" with the overtop behaviors and scenes.

@lonzo61

3 ай бұрын

@@fredmeyer369 I have seen too many mistakes of one kind or other in clips posted here on youtube. I'll never even bother to watch MOTA, as it just looks too disappointing. On the other hand, maybe younger generations will at least get a glimpse into the horrors experienced and sacrifices made during the air campaign by USAAF.

@thunderstruck8087

3 ай бұрын

@@fredmeyer369 Don't go by this Episode (8) to make your judgement about the MOTA series, because this episode is the worst of all the episodes. Bad writing, bad acting, bad dialog, bad CGI and unrealistic scenarios. The first 7 episodes are much better than this. It's as if they inserted the Redtails into this series at the last minute as an afterthought.

C'est veritablement très decevant... CGI à la War Thunder.

P-51s never used HVAR rocket until Korean war...

@stopmotionwarehouse8986

3 ай бұрын

P-51s used rockets in WW2

@MattKearneyFan1

3 ай бұрын

Hvar came in ww2 and it was used on allied aircraft

@johnbarber4456

3 ай бұрын

P 51s did use rockets but not with this style of fitting. The hard points were added from production block 25. You mainly see these on late production P 51Ds with the 7th Air Force out of Iwo Jima, groups such as the 15th, 21st and 506th FGs. Then later, HVAR rockets were used extensively by the USAF F 51 in Korea

@MattKearneyFan1

3 ай бұрын

@@johnbarber4456 they were used in the European theatre on them as well.

@johnbarber4456

3 ай бұрын

@@MattKearneyFan1 Do you have any pictures because I've never seen one?

Loved their characters! It was a good episode

@Perfectblue33

3 ай бұрын

It sure was. I like to debate that all episodes are good in there own way. Thanks for commenting. It means a lot. Have a wonderful day!

@IAmAFamel

3 ай бұрын

Good characters, but ultimately a shit episode imo.

@Perfectblue33

3 ай бұрын

@@IAmAFamel I did not find it to bad. but to each his own. Thanks for commenting. Have a wonderful day!

Lol, yea grund AA was not that effective AGAINST SMALL FIGHTERS 😂😂😂😂😂

A rushed show. I am disappointed. Band of brothers, the pacific? Why not an Iraq or Afghanistan picture? I’m disappointed.

Blackwashing. Even in Masters of the Air. Why am I not surprised?

@donnagant6575

3 ай бұрын

I know right.. how dare they add a few scenes with black ppl in it.. don't they know WW2 was only fought and won by white ppl..

@lonzo61

3 ай бұрын

Even MOTA could not escape the vortex of WOKE Hollywood. It's unfortunate. The Red Tails deserve recognition, and indeed have received it over the decades for their contribution to the air campaign. But they're just shoe horning this in to be "inclusive". And they did a bad job at that. The scene is dreadfully executed. My first comment at the top of this page mentions the most obvious flaw: the last P-51 to be shot down rotates in the wrong direction!!

@jeffpotipco736

2 ай бұрын

Of course they had to. But at least there is some truth to it in this case.

Red tails were truly masters of the air 😊

@mackenzieblair8135

3 ай бұрын

They weren’t, though.

@haitolawrence5986

3 ай бұрын

HA HA HA! 🤣

thank you discriminated boys for your fight for freedom for my country in the middle of europe

that is Red Tails not Masters of the Air

The mathematics of you've run out of SFX budget, and can only send four fighters to support the invasion of southern France.

The last time I was this disappointed in a movie I really wanted to like was Rush, the Hunt/Lauda flick. The graphics in this look like they were from a early 2010's Air Combat sim. The whole series has just had some miserable graphics which really made the rest of the story hard to enjoy. Well, two out of three great Tom Hanks and Steven Spielberg WWII series isn't bad.

...and the ever-present blackwashing could not be missing.... Thats it for me with masters lf the air. "As good as band of brothers" bollocks...

@Perfectblue33

3 ай бұрын

I understand what you mean. I really do. But i don't think this is a Woke scene. But thank you for your comment and have a wonderful day!

@donnagant6575

3 ай бұрын

I know right those pesky black ppl always taking up space in "white" shows and movies.. it's gotta be tough being a white person.. especially in this black supremacist society we live in, they control everything!!!

@watermelon520b

3 ай бұрын

you have never heard of the tuskegee airmen before?

@dwaynerobertson8264

2 ай бұрын

Tuskegee airmen were real...this episode doesn't do them justice.

@subculture2006

2 ай бұрын

@@watermelon520b Yes but they didn't fly with the 100th Bomber Group who were based in East Anglia. The Tuskegee Airmen flew from North Africa and Italy.

utter shite

This looks crap.

This Tuskagee part was shoehorned in for "propaganda' purposes. The interrogation scene of the Tuskagee pilot stating how great his country is even if his kind is discriminated. They should have put in the true story of the black American airman who was protected by 2 German soldiers when a mob of angry civilians wanted to lynch him after a American bombing..... But that would depict the Germans in the series as not evil enough. Because every German depicted in the series was evil even the man checking the documents in the French tram. And then there is the 'remember the Holocaust' parts in the series.... the small snippet when a train passes or 'Rosie' visiting a camp..... Naaaaahhhhh, they should have stuck to personal stories from the airmen from the 8th they could have made 10 seasons .....

Is there any woke BS in this show? It is the reason I've not watched it so far even though I enjoy anything WW2 related. Don't want anything to spoil the Band of Brothers and the Pacific for me...

@dwaynerobertson8264

2 ай бұрын

So you don't want to see on screen the contributions that non-whites made to winning ww2?