My dad was a flight engineer and top turret gunner on B 17 during WW2. Flew 17 missions over Germany. Never talked about it much. Said they just had a job to do and did it. When I took him to airshows though he would tear up when the B 17 flew over. RIP Dad.

@AlexG0ld

5 жыл бұрын

Jeff S. God bless his soul and may he watch down on you with a smile.

@thetourettesgamer8851

4 жыл бұрын

Jeff S. The greatest generation they truly were

@C4GIF

4 жыл бұрын

@James Bobo His father was one of the murderer of 30,000 innocent people, most of them women and children, in Dresden. Bomber Harris and Churchill were the heads of the mass murderers.

@martinwolff140

4 жыл бұрын

@James Bobo He killed children, old people and housewifes. He was a hero......

@Davidsmith-uv5op

4 жыл бұрын

@@thefederationofavrram Jewish money lending practices and the bolsheviks killed many more people than the nazis did soyboy. Back to sleep ZzZzZzZzZzZzZzZzZzZ

"YOU GOT A HOLE IN YOUR LEFT WING!!!!!!!!!!"

@me67galaxylife

7 жыл бұрын

You got a hole in your right wing

@megaldon3009

7 жыл бұрын

Cotter Shy sir the wing is... gone

@eric-ph

7 жыл бұрын

if your hinting you want black box noises,i'll work on thst for ya

@foxydoxy9720

7 жыл бұрын

war thunder lol

@joeboyd1964

7 жыл бұрын

Cotter Shy Yes, a hole put there by another bloody RAMMER!

Fell asleep somewhere over the English Channel, radio operator woke me up over Berlin

@chickenking108

8 жыл бұрын

uh sir we have a problem engine 2 and 4 have been hit by flak

@NickTasy

8 жыл бұрын

+chicken King What's the status? Are they salvageable?

@chickenking108

8 жыл бұрын

yes just some major oil loss but we should make it there and back

@NickTasy

8 жыл бұрын

+chicken King Impossigle if loss levels are "major". I'm going to feather props 2 and 4. Have everyone else get to their positions, we'll be dropping some altitude pretty quickly and consistently once those blades quit chopping

@chickenking108

8 жыл бұрын

sorry my first mission kind of nervous

I was US Navy stationed on Guam when I got word from my mother via the Red Cross that dad had a massive heart attack so I hitched a ride on the first available transport off Guam. to Manila, then on to Hong Kong, Tokyo, Honolulu, San Diego, Charleston, Fort Knox KY, Chicago, and finally Omaha. It was a free ride on the USN so I didn't complain. Some of it was in the cargo area of a C160. Not exactly a first class trip to get home in time to see my dad one last time. I spent 18 hours in the air listening to this haunting sound, but I made it. He died the next day.

@Datttsnake

8 жыл бұрын

Was it worth it to you to have those 4 hours with your Dad?

@MrJohnisthename

8 жыл бұрын

Datttsnake Not only was it worth it to me to have those last hours with dad, It was worth it to be there for my mom.... and my seven brothers and six sisters. One of the few times when we've all been together at the same time. Paid leave and a free ride round trip? Sure it was worth it.

@Anonyhouse

8 жыл бұрын

+MrJohnisthename This sound must be horrible to you then.. To spend those hours in uncertainty not knowing if you will see your father alive or dead. I can't imagine. My sympathies.

@UnYin99

8 жыл бұрын

+Datttsnake I didn't make it for my dad but we talked the day before. It helped him more than me and that's what matters.

@MrJohnisthename

8 жыл бұрын

Anonymous absolutely.

my father in law was a tail gunner on a 17.....shot down over germany on 13th mission. taken pow and escaped during black hunger march. got a book written about him called "Valor, Guts and Glory". He was a good man that gave me a wonderful wife going on 34 years now. RIP Slats Slayton!!

"Where's the Damn fighter escort!?" "We are the escort!"

@delanosnellen6623

8 жыл бұрын

From what movie is that? It sounds familiar.

@cookiejarvis3856

8 жыл бұрын

Delano Snellen Red Tails.

@eldermaxson2959

7 жыл бұрын

red tales

@alamoemperor3845

6 жыл бұрын

Elder Maxon* oh god, that pathetic movie where 262s get killed by p51s with impossible physics x-x

@Mark-uq9km

6 жыл бұрын

Bring on the Mustangs with the wing tanks.

just like 90% of every other person who commented, I totally expected to hear Flak fire going off at some point.

@Agent1W

8 жыл бұрын

+The General And the other 10% assumed this was the peaceful return trip after a successful bombing mission!

@betelgeuse_99

8 жыл бұрын

Agent1W Yeah I wish I had that mindset ha ha. Too many documentaries about World War 2 aviation for me.

@HordrissTheConfuser

6 жыл бұрын

Does this help? /watch?v=U217ClVe3D8

@johnnygeorge1993

5 жыл бұрын

@@HordrissTheConfuser7

@OwenMichtofen-rx5yz

4 жыл бұрын

Johnny George he’s the Weak Link😂😂

My dad was a ball turret "belly gunner" on a B17 in WW2. Flew 7 missions bombing Germany before being shot down. They made it back to England & crash landed. Amazing courage all those boys had! Thank you!

@andonambuehl5589

7 ай бұрын

Most dangerous part of the plane. Crash land while you're still in that gun and that's it. Almost impossible to get out on your own, crammed in there with massive cases of ammunition, aiming between your legs, and nothing but plexiglass to protect you.

Holy crap 8 hours on a B17 I hope we have enough fuel.

@orangequill2tt187

5 жыл бұрын

T2000Terminator dont worry we bring gasoline to last for 24 hours

@jhousdan

5 жыл бұрын

On a maximum fuel load, even fully armed, a B-17G could stay aloft for nearly 11 hours.

@snoke5567

5 жыл бұрын

They would have been completely fine.

@dperry19661

5 жыл бұрын

dont forget the jetstream tail wind

@joeford860

5 жыл бұрын

I hope it doesn't catch on fire.

Ironic really, it was the sound of bombers that kept my grandma awake at night.

@firthlaist218

8 жыл бұрын

Oh Christ ...this floored me ; ) ) You may be a Gobshite, but a FUNNIER Gobshite there is NONE!!

@wordsmithgobshite3296

8 жыл бұрын

Firth Laist Ha ha, glad it made you laugh.

@wordsmithgobshite3296

8 жыл бұрын

Echo Batpone Ha ha, yeah I don't get invited to formal functions, lol

@ShaddySoldier

7 жыл бұрын

Wordsmith Gobshite you should get invited. you'd be a hoot

@7.62forge3

7 жыл бұрын

I don't get the comedic aspect of that statement, really what's so funny?

*Flashbacks of fighters crashing into my plane's wing in war thunder*

@mitchell5064

8 жыл бұрын

I might be lucky, but it hardly ever happens to me anymore...

@donteatfishitsbadfor

8 жыл бұрын

+Cyber Knight Hahahaha who needs wings in war thunder.

@highflyFinn

8 жыл бұрын

You see, if you bought an il-2 made out of stronk stalinium you would not be having this problem!!

@larry8381

7 жыл бұрын

kapitalist paper plane too weak for mighty stalinuim forged from stalin's own back hair.

@cop-killer-

7 жыл бұрын

rip

As a kid, I grew up in the ghettos of Cleveland Ohio. We lived near railroad tracks that went east to west below us and north to south above us. Nothing was more soothing than the sound of speeding trains on quiet winter nights. Occasionally a plane would fly overhead on quiet nights.It made me feel safe in the warmth of my bed. This is the closest thing to that memory that I have found . Very much appreciated .

@TheZodiacRipper

11 ай бұрын

I live next to a railroad and damn I love that sound at night when a trains goes by.

@wizardoffrobozz

10 ай бұрын

same here. soothing. where i am now, there are a few tracks that are further than walking distance but i can hear/feel their quiet rumble at night when it's quiet. horn blasting at intersections. yeah. it's soothing

These sounds are so cool! My Dad flew a B24 called the Black Swan, with that as nose art! He was 23 years old and was the pilot! He was the oldest guy on the crew! The rest were 18 to 20 years old. He flew 28 combat missions bombing German targets! He saw many of his fellow brave B24 bombers go down! He was my hero as a kid! He always told us how he wished he was in a B17 since they could fly higher and were harder to shoot down! I am going to love listening to this video as I sleep tonight!

Hey. I suffer from horrific chronic pain. I'm at my wife's grandma's house trying to survive and fall asleep... and there is construction banging nonstop and every pound of a hammer hurts so much. Your upload is helping me get through it. Almost no interneg, 140p will do. Thank you. You never know what you do today may be a treasure to someone tomorrow.

@cliffordreynolds1835

Жыл бұрын

144p for sounds is just fine. The sound of the B17 doesn't need to be in high def.

@martinstewart2093

Жыл бұрын

​@@cliffordreynolds1835 😊1

@woox5179

Жыл бұрын

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@woox5179

Жыл бұрын

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@woox5179

Жыл бұрын

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I`m *so* glad this doesn`t have ads.

@faceonmars100

8 жыл бұрын

+Andrew Dubya thanks. Ads and relaxing sounds don't mix ;:^)

@ryanladdy1732

8 жыл бұрын

+Brad McBride you're right man need just pure relaxation

@clayfromplanetearth3509

8 жыл бұрын

+Brad McBride I see you have your own website. That's cool. Do you physically go out and record some of the sounds for these videos? Or do you just find them online and mix them how you see fit?

@GameMaker3_5

3 жыл бұрын

@@faceonmars100 *I've come to inform you about our lord and savior Raid Car Warranty!!!*

@minnesotajack1

2 жыл бұрын

Or flak

Strangely I love this. I going to give it a try with my God son. He has this ridiculous sound of ocean waves but it's too loud for me and I always think of going to the toilet. Yes I'm old. RIP all you airmen of WW2. 1st Infantry Division

@blyat_horse156

8 жыл бұрын

Ooorah! My pap was in the fightin' first in 'Nam!

@tonyromano6220

4 жыл бұрын

RedThebigOneInfantry good man

I am so sorry to hear that Brad died 3 years ago. He helped me through many restless nights. May he rest in peace.

I fell asleep listening to rain and woke up in a bomber over Berlin

@tomkelly349

4 жыл бұрын

Happens every time I drink Sokkey

@Rascal356000

4 жыл бұрын

Look frauline Hilda. Age 22. 29 Flir st. Good luck.

@aldionsylkaj9654

2 жыл бұрын

This comment is so great haha

@patriot17764th

2 жыл бұрын

Ik right

My father was a B-17 pilot during World War II. He later flew F 84 thunder jets in Korea. I miss him. He was one small piece of the greatest generation.

I fell asleep in Naples and woke up in Schweinfurt.

@faceonmars100

8 жыл бұрын

+Pagan Min Pleasant flight?

@Chrix1101

8 жыл бұрын

+Brad McBride Sure!

@CONTRA449

8 жыл бұрын

Fell asleep in Binbrook, woke up in Bremen.

@user-bl4oq7fd8d

8 жыл бұрын

+CONTRA WOW I fall asleep in Bremen and wake up in Bremen every day!

@gamingmangos7563

8 жыл бұрын

I woke up in the same place :(

Amazing sound that is one of the few that actually helps with my tinnitus. My dad was a tail gunner on B-17's in WW2 so this is pretty cool. If you've ever been to Dover AFB, one of Dad's planes ("Sleepy Time Gal") greets you at the gate. Thanks again.

@rodrigodorosario6506

Жыл бұрын

Group?

This is actually surprisingly relaxing

@jamesenloe277

5 жыл бұрын

yea it sounds nice

@kimothelimo

4 жыл бұрын

yeah, i thought it would be boring but no!

@Fuzzybeanerizer

4 жыл бұрын

At least you know Hitler ain't going to bother you.

@mirkopejkovic

4 жыл бұрын

Its the timing of the engines its like a steady humming .

Here's a challenge... 8 hrs. of a merlin engine sound. Go,Go,Go!! Love the old planes. Thanks.

I live in germany and every time i go on a country orientation trip the guides spend 90%of the time talking about what americans bombed. god bless

@bigfish821

7 жыл бұрын

justin mccoy that's just the way it became mate, the allies won so they wrote the history. Germany became the bad guys and all of their "evil" moments obviously were ignored. If a movie was made about a fw 200 crew like movies about b17 crews are made, it would be considered a shocking and maybe even controversial thing. Its seriously sad that people believe that all German soldiers were nazis, if you protested against hitler, you would get sent in one of the camps, so you had to hide your opposition to him

@natesobol

7 жыл бұрын

It's not like the allies covered these facts up or tried to demonize the Germans, it's just what is taught to children to prevent this from happening again. If you're a historian or hobbyist, the fact that the German Army was largely a professional army fighting a total war of annihilation is important, interesting, etc, if you're a history teacher with only a week to cover WWII, that's another fact. There is no doubt that WWII taught us a lot about technology, diplomacy, ideology, and humanity. Another reason why WW2 is perceived this way, is because WWI already describes the lessons of conventional warfare based off of nationalism, imperialism, etc. World War II is why there is peace today, and it potentially prevented a larger scale conflict and/or a nuclear war.

@natesobol

7 жыл бұрын

You don't think the United Nations, European Union, the Alliances formed during WWII, or the crippling damage that happened to Europe didn't contribute to the fact that the USSR and the west didn't go to war following WWII? Remember, the USA had the bomb for 4 years before the USSR, and they didn't have the same stockpiles nor' the reach to strike the U.S. until 56' or 57', and the U.S. knew that the Russians would get their hands on it. The atrocities of WWII prompted the world to fear Nazism and extreme nationalism. It isn't the 'sole' reason. The world is a complicated place. Nukes, which was a part of WWII, laid the foundation for peace today. And just look at the numbers, it's peace compared to before 1945. Sure, nukes are the main reason, but it's ludicrous to think it's the sole reason.

@gregg4164

5 жыл бұрын

Well, the Americans bombed factories and rail yards and only strategic targets. The British bombed everything, mostly cities. So next time tell your little guide to get his facts straight before he spouts off about the Americans again.

@badgerattoadhall

5 жыл бұрын

ww2 kzread.info/dash/bejne/p4aamrmfpa7RdcY.html

This is perfect!. You can hear very different sounds. First the wind, then every propeller, and last how the vibration of the engines hit the fuselage. Great!!

@faceonmars100

10 жыл бұрын

Pedro Petras Thanks... I recorded left and right channels independent of each other for effect

@someoneelse7629

2 жыл бұрын

What you don't get is the rumbling that occurs when the engines is slightly out of sync, syncs up, and de sync again, there is not a singl video with that effect made yet, only real videos from real planes have that.

@m2pozad

Жыл бұрын

@@someoneelse7629 Yeah, but this is for sleeping, not playing make-believe.

Brad McBride, thank you for sharing this. My Late Father served in the Eighth Air Force during World War II. THE MIGHTY EIGHTH 🇺🇸 I have been to the UK 🇬🇧 twice on vacations and showed Dad photos and slides of the airfield he flew from: Grafton-Underwood, Northamptonshire, England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿. He was really touched. 💙👍

@crazydrummer181

11 ай бұрын

There was an awesome pc game based on The Mighty Eight. Best WW2 flight simulator I’ve played.

THANK YOU BRAD McBRIDE!! My Father Carl F. Bittke was a World War II Veteran with the Mighty Eighth Air Force: 8th Army Air Force, 384th Bombardment, Group H, 455 Squadron. This will help keep his memory till I see him again. 🇺🇸

At an average cruising speed of 170 mph, I've flown about 496,400 miles in a year. I'm not ashamed to admit it :) This video been part of my daily sleeping routine for quite a while!

@andrewwild3508

7 жыл бұрын

mine too

@mikemc4340

7 жыл бұрын

Me too

@flyagaric007

6 жыл бұрын

me too,i did nearly 1million miles with b-17,but i got shot over a Dresden,then i woke up:DDD

@WungoBungo

6 жыл бұрын

+Andrew Brown wow buddy. Being hateful and homophobic out of literally nowhere, you must be really hurting, hopefully you figure things out

@jackelliott4827

4 жыл бұрын

Mine too, I cant sleep without it

AWESOME! Great virtual trip. My father was a B17 Pilot in WW2, and since I was a boy I dreamed of flying in one, and now listening to this made me imagine taking a flight with him. Thanks for producing the recordings and for sharing them with the world. Many thanks!

@kingsolomon3031

9 жыл бұрын

Steadman Uhlich wow very cool tht nice i always watch the beginning part of it

@garonvega9625

9 жыл бұрын

Steadman Uhlich your pop is a true hero!

@steadmanuhlich6734

9 жыл бұрын

garon vega Thanks for the kind words Garon! I am thankful for all the men and women who served and helped save the world from the tyranny of dictators and the evils of that time. My dad was one of five sons (of my grandparents) who served. One was KIA while piloting a B24 in Europe.

@garonvega9625

9 жыл бұрын

im sorry about that, most people dont know it was really dangerous flying mission during ww2...we lost more people in the air then on the ground its sad

@ikmotley

9 жыл бұрын

Steadman Uhlich Your Dad was a true hero... My Dad was a WWII B-17 Pilot as well....

I do occasionally spice up my nights with different sounds but I always come back to this one. The frequency is just DEAD RIGHT!

@faceonmars100

9 жыл бұрын

thesolomatunni Glad it works for you!!

@thesolomatunni4206

9 жыл бұрын

Brad McBride Forgot to mention - - thank you for uploading and happy new year!

My dad was a B-24 pilot and as I was looking over his log book I noticed he did 3 runs over Ploesti as well as several runs over Schweinfurt, with several over Bologna, and many runs over Austria and Italy. He then became the personal pilot for some General in Greece as well as doing the Berlin Airlift. He and his crew had many reunions after the war and were very close.

Great effect. I've had a real hard time sleeping since a serious accident I was in almost 3 years ago. Lost a leg and shattered my spine.bunch of surgery's I have feeling in my remaining leg and with a prosthetic leg and crutches I'm able to walk a little bit here and there but the constant pain wakes me up at least 6 or 7 times a night, this is so soothing I'm asleep b4 my head hits the pillow, the only problem is it relaxes me so much that I'm trying to shake it off all day long. Works almost to good; Accomplished what no sleeping pill could . thanks man

@JAK0449

3 жыл бұрын

I'm glad to read you. I'm no responsible for this video at all but I feel great compassion. I have my whole body but had near death 3xperiences and rough time to sleep and hard pain too, for years. But I feel lucky, I send you love and compassion, please, accept my deep thoughts and energies of peace, love and bliss. Keep your head up, no one's know what life reserves to you. You suffered but maybe great things are still to happen. I send you prayers 🙏

@sebastiandumars3005

2 жыл бұрын

Fantastic news that this helps you well.

@arnofunke7301

2 жыл бұрын

Hi man. I hope you are well. Everything will be ok. Believe in yourself. Greetings from Moscow

I just close my eyes and make like I'm in the cargo hold of the bomber knowing it's an 8 hour flight. The sweet smell of engine oil and leather lingers, the gush of the outside air filtering inside the tiniest spaces makes it a bit chilly, but that's OK because I got my warm sleeping bag.

@Yinyanchant

10 жыл бұрын

PlntPeace what a great imagination you have!..you almost sound like you were reading a chapter from a book (and I want to read more) its amazing how our personal visualisations can make these sounds 100% more intense

@ekajeht8799

10 жыл бұрын

Exactly. I fantasize that I'm coming back from a bombing run and have just crossed into the safety zone and it's easy sailing back now ,,zzzzzzzzzzzz

@Dormin8632

10 жыл бұрын

This is what I dream of every night. Except I'm on search and rescue missions for the stranded and abandoned, and my best friend is driving while I pickup any people we find and stay with them in the cargo hold. In my dreams, we've done a full year's worth of work.

@PlntPeace

10 жыл бұрын

Thank You Hazel Tom. Since I can remember I've always enjoyed these sounds to help me sleep better, so I've had plenty of nights where my imagination would work with the sound in order for a specific scenario to quicker put me to sleep. Plus I like to write.

@faceonmars100

10 жыл бұрын

I have found that the ability to visualize brings on sleep onset. Through a little research I discovered that we 'imagine' and we 'dream' in the same area of our brains. This is the basic idea behind the sounds on my channel and on my website.

My father was a bombardier/navigator in B-17's, in WW2. In life, he spoke very little, about the war..we weren't close../ years now, since his death. Much to be proud of, as time has gone past. This brings me closer to what he was, and did- in the war. Thank you.

I have heard of a LOT of things being used to help with sleep, water sounds, rain, home showers, white noise, fans, even clothes dryers! But I have NEVER heard of a B-17 Flying Fortress being used as a sleep aid! BRAVO on your creativity and expertise!! 🙃🤔🥴

@marylee4454

6 ай бұрын

This my favorite. I’m a huge WWII BUFF.

My tinnitus from years in ship's engine rooms quite bad. I'm going to try this, thank you.

@faceonmars100

8 жыл бұрын

Glad it helps!

haven't slept properly for 3 days and with in 50 seconds I had goosebumps and that feeling like you're gonna sleep, you know when you feel a chill and a shiver but you're not cold :)

@MafiaMedia92

Жыл бұрын

It’s 8 years ago u posted this comment. Yes I get those asmr chill. Most awesome feeling especially when it hit my spine and brain

My eight week old daughter fights sleep. This worked a treat .... on her and the missus. Thank you sooo much!

@faceonmars100

7 жыл бұрын

You are very welcome. Glad it works!

@keysersozae

7 жыл бұрын

Your daughter will grow up smart, strong, hardy, and resistant to Marxism from listening to B-17 sounds.

@SpartanA054Moose

7 жыл бұрын

Dom C You're little newborn baby sleeps in comfort because of B-17 Flying Fortresses, she gonna be a tough, strong, beautiful being.

@Callsign-Blade_RunnerSG

7 жыл бұрын

keysersozae Lol, that's a good one.

@domc225

7 жыл бұрын

I'll recommend it to her but she's only three month old and hasn't quite mastered the computer yet :)

My grandfather was a groundsman in the RAF for 40 years and has operated in many bases around the UK during WW2 until the Falklands war in 1982. He seen Hurricanes, Spitfires, P51 Mustangs, Halifax bombers, Lancaster bombers and B17’s and B24’s take off. Of course many of the brave men he speaks to in the messes, canteens and at the base either never returned, got killed on landing back, especially the B17 crews which had heavy losses always or were dead in the aircraft.

My dad flew many B-24 missions. I'm sure the sound he listen to was very similar to this. Thanks, Brad for posting this unique sound. I also enjoyed the many great comments to this posting. Your hit numbers speak for them self.

I keep expecting to puffs of black flak smoke exploding in front , and for the screen to start rocking around

@faceonmars100

8 жыл бұрын

+chopperking1122 Maybe I will make Sleep Bomber II and incorporate that ;:^)

@CapnCrunchable

8 жыл бұрын

+Brad McBride Let's add to that. Make the flak a series of dull thumps, about 30 minutes in. Interspersed with the tinny chatter of the captain checking in with the crew. I already visualize myself hunkered down in my fur lined flight suit against the December chill of the air as we climb to cruising altitude for the trip to Germany over the Channel and feet dry over France, when times were simpler and duty was much clearer. I can immerse myself into pretty much any scenario, but this video promises so much when I close my eyes.

@rhpicayune

8 жыл бұрын

+Brad McBride Do it!!

@spartanhunter9730

8 жыл бұрын

+Brad McBride could you also add the pilots, and make it as if we are in a b17

@adammartin2846

8 жыл бұрын

+Brendan Bussard No. This is for sleep. Last thing I want to hear is some dipshit pilot talking, or 88mm rockets going off.

Omg yesterday I was riding in a working B-17 bomber. Adrenaline rushed through my body when I was on the ride but also made me sleepy. This is just what I needed to both sleep and bring back that awesome ride I had

Never been in a B-17, but this is exactly how I imagine one sounds. Kudos.

How cool is this. This is way before my time. I was in the Air Force. My favorite plane was the C130.

This is wonderful. I found it yesterday and added it to my favorite sleep sounds. The high notes seem to stimulate the frontal lobe while the lower drone smooths out activity of the hypo-campus. mmmmmmmm sweet dreams.

B-17's Ooh boy, I hope I don't wake up from *88mm Flak* sounds!

@Cybermat47

9 жыл бұрын

No. Let the calming sound of MK-108s and MG-151/20s lull you to sleep... an eternal sleep >:)

@mikegreck2625

9 жыл бұрын

Cybermat47 don't forget wgr 21s

@Hiei2k7

8 жыл бұрын

+Cybermat47 No, let the steady drum beat of those Savanna manufactured bombs lay all your worries to rest.... From Illinois to Germany. Parcel Post -- No return.

@djacobsization

3 жыл бұрын

They just didn't want to give up those 88s.

@terminator6267

3 жыл бұрын

@@djacobsization Saving Private Ryan.

18 year old kids had to fall asleep with this as a constant. For anyone who ever has to fall asleep to the sounds of war, they have my absolute respect. I am thankful for those who give their lives to those who never have to live through it. I give utmost respect to those who do, no matter what army they fight for, or who they protect. Blessed be, brothers and sisters, everywhere.

My grandpa was a waist gunner and instrument specialist on the B-17, the Fightin’ Bitin’. I love this so much, makes me feel close to him.

I am a new tinnitus sufferer and your sounds seem to be just what I needed. Great quality work, thank you,

@faceonmars100

10 жыл бұрын

Thanks. Sorry about your condition but welcome to the club. I have had tinnitus for almost 30 years

This one is my diamond in a field of sapphires. I had a metal box fan as a child and thrilled to falling asleep to it on a hot summer nights because I would make believe I was on a bomber. It sounded just like this. So imagine my joy when I came upon your creation here. Thank you so much. This is wonderful and I actualy fell asleep to it last night. Out like a light and didn't move. Rather sore neck upon waking. My fault for lying on the couch...lol...testament to the deep sleep it induced. :)

@faceonmars100

10 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your kind testimonial. I think we all have the particular 'sound' that does it for us. Mine is an airline but, having researched sleep for 10 + years, I also understand it is subjective. Ergo, the many choices I present on YT and my website. Sleep well!

I fell asleep in Antwerp and woke up in Antwerp.. This video put me right to sleep, I never got off the runway

Who would of thought that you could go to sleep hearing something so deadly hovering overhead 😊

A few years ago I 'rode' in a B-17, jezzz, what a ride, the smoke, the noise, guns all over the place, the bombs, it cost $400, worth every penny, take ear plugs, it was so stable, i crawled from the nose to the tail, what a plane, look for the collings foundation, they fly around the country, B-24, B-17, P-51, give rides,, again, take ear plugs, prices vary according to airplane, may there never again be wars.

@JAK0449

3 жыл бұрын

Yes may never again be wars, but dude I would be lucky to live in the US for that... Here in France I Don t know any avaliable trip like that. You can fly in an old fuga magister jet (former planes of la patrouille dd France) but it coast a liver lol

@stevenwagner9912

3 жыл бұрын

Sadly the Collings 909 was lost in a crash. Now I don't think they are giving rides anywhere. Hopefully that will change.

Thanks for creating this. Having served in over seas and being transported in C plans a lot, I fell asleep to this sound tons of time. (God knows you get sleep when you can). Ever since my wife found this, she plays it for me since I work nights and I sleep like a baby. Again thank you so much.

This is so great for work! Slip on my headphones and and the chatter of the office is gone; plus the low freq drone doesn't alert my companions that I am tuning them out like music sometimes would; even if I take off the headphones you can't hear what I am listing to. The Best.

This really does help me sleep well I blast it on my stereo so loud that it sounds like it's in person and I sleep soundly the whole time I'm about to put it on right now and pass out with my fan on too it really works

@Tolson2024

Жыл бұрын

Me too

@footgod420

Жыл бұрын

@@Tolson2024 it sounds amazing on my 1800 watt subwoofers it sounds like the real thing in person I put a fan on and play that and sleep like a baby

The sound which these WWII bombers make is so comforting. this doesn't sound 100% genuine & you can hear it looping, but still pretty close, thanks Brad

This is so much more relaxing than any ASMR tapping sound.

@faceonmars100

10 жыл бұрын

Thanks. I have done some experimental ASMR recordings... murmurs and whispers and such. They are fine except my problem is tinnitus induced insomnia and ASMR does nothing to mask the sounds.

@PlntPeace

10 жыл бұрын

Brad McBride ASMR is ok I guess, for me it does nothing.

I don't care how accurately or not this evokes being in a bomber or how sleep inducing it is - I use it to mask environmental noise and the low frequencies in the video are key in very effectively masking the types of sound I want to eliminate. This is a video that genuinely contributes to my psychological wellbeing.

Finally, eight hours Bombersound. I'm so happy. 😍

First I laughed, then I enjoyed .

@faceonmars100

10 жыл бұрын

Just having a little fun with public domain film. Glad you liked it! :)

OMG --- Thank you for this video. I took a trip to Florida on AirTran a few years ago, and this is almost exactly what it sounded like sitting in the passenger seat. I miss flying. I was scared senseless when the plane first went up into the air because I had never been on a plane before but, my return trip home was a BLAST...And I was so thankful I had a window seat

@faceonmars100

10 жыл бұрын

It must have been a prop airplane I am guessing?

@ChavaAyanna

10 жыл бұрын

No, just a regular jet but, since I had never been on a plane before in my life LOL, I was scared senseless, so it seemed like everything was magnatized like a billion

@faceonmars100

10 жыл бұрын

I do also have 'Airline Sound : 8 Hr. Long Flying in an Airliner' on YT ( search for it) you might want to try that one

my primary interest lies within helping people who can benefit from this technology in profound ways. For example my friend Henry, a 3 yr quadriplegic stuck in a bed 24/7. His response to VR was so awesome we had to try and help others. Now Doernbechers children's hospital is on board and we plan on filming their therapy dog in VR soon. Exciting times indeed!

Звук довольно разнообразный. Кажется что меняется направление движения, высота, ветер, количество самолётов... Это очень интересно. Автору спасибо!

On the way back to base after a successful bombing run, P51 Mustangs on both sides escorting us, all crew save the pilots asleep, and we rest too. Even the pilot gets to snooze when his eager co-pilot takes the reins of this dragon

This is so less expensive and more convenient than renting out your own B-17. And far less messy too! Thank you, Brad, this is still my favorite out of your many varied offerings! Happy New Year!

I am one of the medical officers for the B-17 in the Commemorative Air Force. So I have flown recently and many times aboard the B-17 on flights across the United States at air shows. I can tell you that the REAL experience of flying in a B-17 is MUCH, MUCH, MUCH louder than this video portrays. Still, this is a fun video.

B-17 engines have always been my favorite sounding engines.

@sebastiandumars3005

2 жыл бұрын

Big radials are beautiful engines indeed

Of all the sounds I have tried this one makes me get good deep sleep.

Think I will go back to the rain videos. Too afraid I will get shot out of the sky when sleeping.

@Jimmyfac

8 жыл бұрын

+Phoenixspin Yeah, watch out for the German's flak from the 88s too.

@nuke97

8 жыл бұрын

+Phoenixspin Hahahahaha!

@paulherman5327

8 жыл бұрын

+apiplus I would love a submarine video

@joborbin4903

8 жыл бұрын

88mm shell to the right wing, destroying both engines.

@actiniumanarchy9237

7 жыл бұрын

don't worry, you can still fly with the two remaining ones

This brings me memories of flying on a United. States. , Air Force , Commercial propeller aircraft . To Panama. Canal Zone , Howard AFB , Kobie Army base . From Miami Florida . It took just as long as this whole video in flight time . Do to not being a modern jet . And the propeller sounds were very much the same sound. But with four propellers the smooth ride just above the shipping lane made for a great ship watching 8 hour and 5 minute flight. To top it off the military pilot did a three pointed landing . That hit just like he was landing on a aircraft carrier . Everyone felt their Stomach bounce , like it was to make up for the very smooth no bouncing or strange flight distance what so ever. And after that 8 hour flight it was great to just get off at a new and very different place . That the heat and humidity took a little while to get use to it from from the hot dry Phoenix Arizona and Fort Worth Texas. And it was nice to get back to United States after almost 10 years in tropical Jungle of Tripple canopy and both oceans and massive rivers of mountain rivers. That had jungle fighting to take over the banks of all the rivers edges that were hidden under the bushy trees . over the river . That had large iguanas that jumped to the rivers and walked or ran over the water . That is why they were called them Jesus lizards . And scared those who were not use to the sudden noise of a heavy landing on the water then seeing large Lizards standing up and moving as fast as a very fast snake with hands and legs standing up as it rushed freely in any direction. And had its mouth open to help him breathing as he performed as his long genetic family had done millions of years ago . But were much bigger then today. That can get to over six foot with its tail . Thanks for the video it brings back memories . Do to the exact sound being played here .thanks for the 8 hour video .

Thank you-I’m one of those people that like mechanical sounds for relaxation.

helps me every night to get a good night sleep from those noisy neighbours,,pity its not 12hrs long so i wouldn't have to reset it at 4am again,so thanks for the best lull,keep up the great work!!

@faceonmars100

9 жыл бұрын

j s Glad it works for you!!

@mybrainisjammeddestroyedby7038

9 жыл бұрын

Call the police if you cant hold it back anymore

Oh my goodness, never thought I stumble upon this as "sleep music". I was listening to one of your beautiful Smoky Mountain Rain (there's a song title for ya!) videos, decided to look to see if you had any with loon sounds. Found this. Hubby crewed B52s for years, and always talks about the almost hypnotic effect of all those engines roaring for hours - staying fully alert wasn't always easy and you can't go falling asleep while flying a B52!! He'll go full into flight tales when he hears this! I'll have to play it for him BEFORE I want to sleep, lol,!

Hey Mr Mcbride, I just wanna say thank you. I use this video like for at least 5 years for my sleep.

Thanks Brad for putting these relaxing sounds on KZread. I listen to them all day at work and it reduces stress and drowns out other noises. This really helps since I sit in a cubicle all day! Thanks again for sharing and doing this. I appreciate you serving us with this work you have done!!!

best sleep.... thank you

@faceonmars100

8 жыл бұрын

You are very welcome!

@Armageddon991

8 жыл бұрын

+Brad McBride Nice video!! This helps me go to sleep!

@user-vh7yb4yn9y

7 жыл бұрын

ah that sound thanks for the amazing sound best sleep everrrrt

I love this sound...I combine with "2 Hours of that sweet sound everyone likes" for the perfect ticket to sleepy land.

My grandpa was a waist gunner and instrument specialist on his B-17. Thanks for sharing this video!

thanks for sharing and good night from Canada.......Zzzzzzz

@haileyvanwagoner3633

7 жыл бұрын

Wowwwww wcoooooool rokonxxx

Oh my gosh, this is fantastic - and it works!!!! Thanks a lot for this, Brad... pleasant dreams to everybody.

@faceonmars100

10 жыл бұрын

JeffGR4 You are very welcome. It was a fun one to put together ;:^)

@JSprayaEntertainment

9 жыл бұрын

what did he mean by it works ? helps you lucid Dream ? , id say binural beats and Analog feedback loops are the best , but i liked this video to cuz its a good source sound ... XD ... cheers

@faceonmars100

9 жыл бұрын

He meant it helps him fall asleep

Have not drifted over here in awhile...glad to see the troops are relaxing to the dulcet tones of the ship's engines and their respective images they convey-watch out for those UFO's and gremlins!

I love this. It is so relaxing. I would love eight hours of the P-3 Orion sound.

Could you possibly make another version of this with radio chatter in the backround?

@stoneblue1795

6 жыл бұрын

That would be cool....

@tovrobi5097

5 жыл бұрын

And machinegun fire with the sound of FW-190 flying by.

@fdm91730

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah! Little jaw-jackin

@Cracktaculus

3 жыл бұрын

Radio silence was maintaied at all times due to the classified nature of this sleepy mission...

@m118lr

2 жыл бұрын

@@Cracktaculus....GENERALLY true

I can't believe I commented on your video 7 months ago. I'm constantly using your videos to go to sleep. But I have to come back to my old stomping ground LOL ( the airplane B 17 sleeper ). Every time you upload a new video, I always use that to help me sleep.

@faceonmars100

9 жыл бұрын

Chava Ayanna Glad they help! I'm going to the ocean this week so expect more soon!

@mxylpx

9 жыл бұрын

Same here when you find a good thing you make the most of it! My port of call as it were to hide out from the world every now and then and relax courtesy of Mr. McBride's flying machine.

@PlntPeace

9 жыл бұрын

Yeah, I'm back every now and then too. When it's 4 A.M. and sandman just won't show up.

@dougwalton1638

9 жыл бұрын

this is one of my favorites . wish is was a heinkel he-111 but this always works! although i can never sleep for more than 2 hours at a time. need medication or something

@Montreal83NY

9 жыл бұрын

Me also

There is a distinct humming noise in the background almost like a reaaalllllly slow Gregorian chant, which is responsible for how soothing this is

Now, who would have thought? Awesome, just awesome! I love the sound of the big planes' drone. I can turn this up a bit and totally relax. Makes for a good meditation tool as well!

This is healing me...i had an upset stomach and now i feel better!!!

@faceonmars100

9 жыл бұрын

jimbob jim Glad it helps!

@jimmy27paul

9 жыл бұрын

Brad McBride Thank you!

I use this video every night to put me to sleep, as I'm clinically insane and have sleep problems (not quite insomnia, but still pretty bad though) which is annoying. However, this works like a charm. It will always put me to sleep or let me weave the threads of my sanity back together and calm me down. I often listen to this before going to sleep and when I wake up, so I can stay subtle on both occasions; but I also use it when I run out of medication. Many thanks for uploading this, many thanks indeed! :)

@faceonmars100

10 жыл бұрын

You are very welcome :)

@sebastiandumars3005

2 жыл бұрын

I know all about the condition where your brain won't shut up if it has silence to fill.

I inadvertently played this with a clothes dryer vid and it turned out doubly effective to conduce sleep. Not only flying to save the free world, but getting your laundry done at the same time!

This is one of the best things I've found yet for sleeping. In fact I just took a noontime nap with this on. It's perfect for relaxing.

its more realistic if you turn up your airconditioner to full blast and then sleep

Over 2 hours in and I'm hearing angel-like humming and singing. Have I gone insane, or is it truly this beautiful

@Brother_D_therail

2 жыл бұрын

No, your not crazy, I can hear it too. Wait, maybe we're both crazy 🤪

@juozazole

Жыл бұрын

This phenomenon that you have experienced, in short summary is real. Now I will explain it. At 2 hours mark the airplane noise is on a stage where it is more static, less clear, and has more white noise. The airplane noise is indeed over-recorded over something: that could be entirely different track, or could as well be the same original track that, for example, was recorded in a real plane while being surrounded by real passengers. . For approximately 3 seconds after the timestamp of 4:04:43 it sounds as if multiple males could be heard. Rewinding it can confirm that this is real. It could indeed be real singing, or could be airplane mechanic sounds combined with the mind trick where it allows itself to "finish painting the rest of the picture". If you want to downplay that the mind can create some picture, or if you need more evidence to support my previous statement whether mind can "paint any picture" at all, here is the example. . Within 10 seconds from this timestamp of 5:45:50 you can experience a bizarre phenomenon (although it may not work if you don't wear headphones/earphone). If you listen with your ears and perceive sounds, there is nothing much to be heard. But if you "listen" with your mind, then it begins to feel as if someone is talking in the background (approximately 5 seconds in). . If you began to wonder whether all those sounds are mindgames after all, or if you began to downplay the existence of the actual recorded voices, this example would help. Approximately 1 second after this timestamp some female speaking can be heard. It can be validated by rewinding and confirming it sufficient number of times. 6:15:19. . Therefore based on those provided examples of evidence it would be possible to conclude that the video has both prerecorded voices, and the favorable conditions for mindgames. . I will add a few more points about the white noise and its related noises. While it is known that different frequency noises can induce certain effects, there are noises that really make the listener perceive something. To test whether it is prerecorded, or perceived by the mind, consider rewinding that part for a sufficient number of times. If each time when you rewind you hear something different, then don't freak out and keep listening. Or you might even want to save that timepoint for future reference. This particular video has many of such instances as well as prerecorded sounds, so this mixup can easily confuse and cause uncertainty. . If you are in a haunted place or if your environment is particularly "active", you would be hearing more of such "personal" sounds. Personal sounds are the sounds which makes sense to your mind, but may not make as much sense to other listeners. From such sounds you can hear all kinds of things: from communication between people, messages to yourself from someone, or general ambient environment, such as angelic singing that you heard. It is not uncommon when in funeral homes when a white noise source (such as a noisy fan) is switched on before any other sound sources start (for example, before the music/talking/singing start), then for someone it is possible to "hear" similar angelic choir. And if the fan is switched off, then such singing stops, but when left for "long enough", then multiple listeners can tell even the tone of those quires, or when different gender participants join in. . Or if you keep a water tap open, for example if you fill a bathtub or just leave the tap running for whatever reasons (sensitive topic to regions scarce of water, by the way), then it would not be uncommon to perceive water sounds in a way as if a relative might be calling you, a door might be ringing, or some other appliance or phenomenon that normally requires your attention might be sounding so. . The sounds of such planes interiors are perceived dynamically: first appears lower pitched, but later higher pitched. Soon you can get used to it, but if you pause it, take a break, and start again, then it would be detectable again. That is a "Shepard tone". An infinitely changing sound without reaching the changing destination can be called a Shepard tone. The airplane is generating Shepard tone. . Perhaps it's the combination of all of those factors are making you hear those angelic singing choirs. That would be white noise induced imagination, combined with prerecorded/overrecorded background real voices, and "active" environment where the listening takes place (now, when I think of it, that might've sounded a little creepy if you are frightened by this "paranormal" phenomenon).

Lately I can't even sleep without this . Simply fantastic

Just something about the sound of the roaring engine that just puts me to sleep! Thanks for posting the video.

B-17: **me sleeping** ju87: **me awake**

Would have been the best prank ever if, three-and-a-half hours in, this wing suddenly mounted a full bombing run!! x^D "WHAT THE…?!? O.O"

@Hiei2k7

8 жыл бұрын

+Grymmorgan You'd hear about 4 Allison, Continental, or Packard engines go into full roar. A leaded gas-fired, oil belching ROAR.

@jeremychicken3339

8 жыл бұрын

I Did that by taking this video an modified the right moment where guns start firing clicks of bombs dropping other planes attacking

@greggchapman2677

6 жыл бұрын

Were At the IP! PDI is centered and locked! It's your airplane! Make it good!

@jackdale9831

3 жыл бұрын

I'd probably Still sleep through the action. While on the "Last raid on Tokio" one '29 opened its bomb-bay, and another '29 was directly under-neath it. That had to have happened in the 8th where bombs actually were dropped by one of our '17s to another, but I HOPE NOT!

I've been lulling my son to sleep with this sound since he was born. Thank you.

I flew on Yankee Air Forces B 17 2 yrs ago. Quite a thrill. You don't know what quiet is until it's turned off. The whole plane pulses with horsepower. Awesome experience with grandson. The Yankee Lady. Short vid on my channel Ed Ann Arbor

thanks for the sounds brad.

@faceonmars100

7 жыл бұрын

You are very welcome!