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Tnx Bryan,real good job!

A very sassy raccoon! 😊

Your channel has become an invaluable resource for me. Keep up the great work!

Did you drive it?

loved it.

Now I see how you only have 50 hours after 8 years... That grass was a foot tall!

The NAME of the ship is "Orleck". The DESIGNATION is "DD" (destroyer). Her HULL NUMBER is 886.

saved me, this

Great video and history, Brian! Very interesting 😊

Stop putting advertisements on for this scumbag

My uncle was stationed at MCO at the time of the crash and said that it was definitely pilot error. When the pilot was banking to come back around to the airport, he banked too far and the plane lost lift and forward speed and just slid out of the sky. The pilot and copilot ejected but came down in the middle of the fire and died.

Thank you brother

1:28 ...👍🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺👍😁😁😁

Very neat planes. Thanks for the video

Thanks Brian. This was exactly the advice I was looking for.

Im looking for this type of mower for my wife. Would you let me know how maneuverable it is as far as feeling heavy or clumsy. Also, have you tried it on sloped areas as we have an area in front of the house thats sloped. Wondering how easy it is to keep a straight line and control on slopes as it loos like the front caster wheels don't have a locking position.

The house in the background at 1:18 mark is still there

Thank you very much. My family managed to get away with not a lot of travel in the past but coming up we will all be going out and coming back at different times this year and this helps me not feel as anxious

Its a great place to fly and film. Well done add me as a subscriber

How well has this worked keeping weeds away? We have a stacked stone garden bed that has been here long before any of us has lived in the house (over a decade so I don’t know who installed it) but it constantly gives me issues where it is falling apart and there are weeds growing from the cracks, plus a lot of stone is either missing or got grass over growing into my flower beds.

The music choice really sends this from an A to an A+ how to guide for guide for belt replacement.

The American Airpower Heritage Museum is actually the Commerorative Air Force, and it's not a seperate organization from the CAF.

The aircraft's number 44-78774 is not an inventory number, but, in fact that is an Army Air Force Serial Number. There is no such thing as an inventory number for military aircraft, anywhere in the world, at all. So, please, go redo your research before you post another video.

The C-46 does not have cargo doors on both sides of the fuselage, the doors are only on the left, or port side of the fuselage.

Thank you for making this video. I’m from INDIA and I trained to be a pilot at this airport in the 90s. Brings back great memories. Special attachment to this airport ….

Without the radio I would return to the airport I departed from. For sure if I’m only a couple of minutes airborne. Did you do a radio check when starting up? Did you set the right frequency? It’s very unlikely that your radio instantly fails. Did you check the fuses?

I haven't watched part two but have a few questions and concerns. Can you squawk a 'radio out' transponder code? Is it wise to continue a cross country flight with no way to declare an emergency or advise of any enroute changes to your flight plan? *A serious enough change in time or destination could prompt a SAR operation if you're somehow unable to contact anyone after your expected arrival time. How will you announce yourself to pattern traffic at any airport you intend to land at, or divert to?

Michael Smith

I saw a B 17 over lake Wylie taking off from Rock Hill several years back. It was impossible NOT to look at it. I can't imagine hundreds of them in the sky above you on their way to their target. More to the point, I can't imagine BEING the target.

I saw Tinker Belle at KSUA during an air show. Her cockpit was so immaculately restored it looked like it had just come out of the factory. The little camels painted on the side of the nose apparently signifies how many times it flew over the Himalayan “hump” from India to China.

Why is a sharp guy like this playing juvelinle computer game music on a documentary? Dare to think for yourself and defy the copy cat urge. Exiting out. Music ruined it.

I visited there about 5 years ago.

Great historical video! Thanks for sharing 😊

Cant the grass just find its way through the cracks in the stone? Our bermuda can practically grow on concrete. ahhhh

Secret Naval Base lol

Grand dad .. passed... left me ...big bird😂... belts seemed hard ....thank you ..sir

No cover cover garment at an IDPA match?????

Excellent video,

13 year update coming soon?

So weird...when the B-52D crashed on takeoff at Kadena AFB, Okinawa, 10/19/68, we lived just south and east of the affected runway, in the Sunabe neighborhood. When this B-52D crashed in Orlando, we lived up the road a piece in Longwood, Seminole County.

Thanks for the video

Just had the drive belt go, and this video is awesome. Thanks for this go through on replacing the belt!!

Really like the 3rd encounter ship!

Thanks a lot, you video is very helpful DYI. 😅👍👍

Wonderful video and a great museum for a day visit! Thanks for sharing,... looking forward to Part 2 😊

Awsome, what a cool museum.

Why is the name painted in white? they were never painted that way. the names were painted in black. It looks un-natural, and strange painted in white. they need repainted back into the flat black the Navy actually painted these to make the ship authentic

I’m here cause of got a foreskin and I pinch it sometimes then I pee and it fills up and explodes then I yell out “DAMBUSTER”

Top flying .Great respect sir. !

Fly"n Brian. You need to choose your words more carefully. It is NOT America's Top Secret Naval Base. If it was, there would be no tourist boat touring around the base.