World Unearthed I don't know a lot about Russian test sites but I do know there are a lot of abandoned test sites out there. I don't really know why the Russians abandon their projects so much and so fast and why they leave the equipment to rust and rot away. It seems to be a waste of money and metal. And it takes up space and they should scrap it for future projects.
The plane at the testsite from nr.10 is a MiG-19. You weren't far off with the other planes you named though. Also, the plane in the nr.2 scrapyard is an early B-57, go look it up. Pretty cool planes, later models were built with a tandem cockpit like on an F-15.
Ryuko Matoi .3 your kidding? Your amazed that Communist Russia didnt care about its own landscapes the rich heads of state couldnt see from their giant mansions in the mountains? Penthouse Apts. in Moscow or their vacation bungalows that line the now picturesque small mountain village in Sochi that crazy enough all share a great view of part of the yearly snoozer known as the Formula 1 Grand Prix?
I live near Wades and that plane has been there for as long as I can remember. Its a local sight seeing spot. everyone knows about it. That junkyard has all kinds of planes and other weird stuff.
One of the most depressing abandoned planes is a 1950's YB-36 bomber that was purchased by a reclusive buyer, and left to ruin on his property. The b-36 was built as the 40's era b-2, a long range heavy bomber designed to fly to Europe and back from the continental United States, in the case that hitler conquered europe. Production was stalled as priority was given to b-17's and b29's that could be built in greater numbers and did not require an intercontinental range. However during the cold war the flight range to bomb the USSR was needed, so a full production of 100 aircraft were delivered to compete with the xb-52. Ultimately the b-36 lost due to its inability to fly over SAM threats, slow speed against jet interceptors, unreliable piston engines, and extremely flammable magnesium skin- to name a few flaws. The B-36 remains the largest combat aircraft ever built by the U.S. and only 6 still exist. And if the mostly magnesium aircraft is left to rot in his field, another historic example of my favorite aircraft, will be lost to time. www.johnweeks.com/b36/b36soplata.html Great video!
They're still used in the states, as well. California uses them to fight wildfires and transport cargo, and Hawaii has a decent fleet of them for moving cargo across the islands. I've seen them all over the US, as they're used just about everywhere. Such a beautiful aircraft. It was ahead of it's time.
Enclave General very durable too... The arctic is an incredibly unforgiving place...and I don't claim to be an aviator, hell, I'm just a crane operator that spends my winters above the treeline, but you don't get much cargo shipped to you if it's not on a C47...
Yep, they were built to last. I bet the engineers today couldn't make a plane even half as durable and versatile. Nothing beats the classic, in my opinion.
Just a guess for the hijacking thing but the 737 is one of the most popular domestic airliners. So more lax security than say, a 747, which is used for way more international flights. I wonder if Airbuses’s A320/A319 (which I believe is their 737 competitor) has a similar stat with the hijacking... but again just a guess
if u ever do a boat crash video, u can check out kmn Helge Ingstad and TS Sola, there is even a sound file from the tower and the boats, i can translate a script for you if u want to
There is a complete Bristol Freighter near Waitomo in New Zealand that has been turned into motel units at Woodland Park. Have stayed there but must say it was rather cold in winter - the plane is not well insulated. Google co-ordinates are: 38°15'12.00"S : 175° 7'5.32"E
Hi 👋🏻 I’m from Russia, btw (no, I don’t support the current politics 🙄) I don’t know, who you are, man, but I love your channel and I wonder how you manage to find such amazing locations, great job 👏🏻
if you are out of ideas for abandoned ships and planes, i have a few suggestions. try researching the Merchant ship MV Alta in Ireland, the Soviot heavy aircraft Cruiser Minsk in China, and the Predannack Airfield aircraft graveyard in the UK.
So this is confusing me. The MV Signa got beached with the bow facing the beach, but the post-salvage operation pictures show that where the bow would have been was pointing the opposite direction, toward the water.
Interesting vid. Thought the SS Richard Montgomery wreck would of got a mention. full of explosives it was wrecked in 1944 in the Thames estuary and remains there to this day. Apparently if it were to explode it would break all the windows in the near by town/city.
OK Chief, let me help you out with some information. The aircraft in the salvage yard. No, the US Government does not just give stuff away. They are sold for scrap metal value. Most aircraft contain aluminum which is valuable, so it makes sense that a "scrap yard" would buy old airplanes for the recycle value.
The russian test site appears to be a static thrust test bed as there are no radar towers shown. The wings are missing and from the photos where never attached.
I would like to explore oh, absolutely NONE of these things. Abandoned ships and planes totally freak me out. No thank you. I don't even like abandoned houses. But it's cool watching your videos. That's as close as I want to get. Great job, thanks
If you want to see the mothball fleet in the Bay Area, it’s on a river near Benicia, CA. It’s dwindled in size since my youth when I first saw them. Still a sight to see though.
Hey World Unearthed, I grew somewhat curious about the plane at 8:00 that you said you didn't know much about, and had marked as "Unknown". It appears to be the nose section of the Lockheed C-141B Starlifter. While I'm not 100% sure of this, it does seem to match what I've found online, as well as a painting of several Vietnam Era aircraft and descriptions I have from the 80's hanging in my room. I also found out that Wade's Salvage actually has a large number of aircraft, most of which seem to date back to the Vietnam War (I.e, 1960's and 1970's.), just like the C-141B. Some of their aircraft include UH-1 Iroquois (Huey) helicopters, F-4 Phantoms, and much, MUCH more. I managed to find their Facebook page, too. On it, they have some pictures of the aircraft at the salvage yard. Here's the link facebook.com/pages/Wades-Salvage/160339117319599 Anyways, great video as always, keep up the good work man! Being the nerd I am, I always love to see your videos!
Hey ! I could not look at any of the pictures on their facebook thats why I didn't mention it in the video. The Starlifter looks like a HUGE plane, it would make sense if its only the nose section, but in all the pictures of it on google, the top sections are all covered up and no glass can be seen. Anyways, cheers ! Glad you enjoy the videos :D
Pure Competizione I thought about it being something like an older fighter with a bubble cockpit, but there's just no way. It's far too large for something like that.
World Unearthed World Unearthed Yeah I can see what you mean. I did actually manage to find some with the glass visible, those variants were typically used in the mid-late 60's, and early 70's. Another theory I have is that it's the frontal/nose section of a Century Series aircraft. Century Series is the name given to the group of various aircraft with the designation of F-100 up to F-109 These were typically Interceptors and Fighter Bombers, and it does look similar to a few of them. But as I was typing this, I did actually find a large bomber that had a Bubble Canopy that looks very similar to this; The B-47 Stratojet. It matches up with the timeframe of the other aircraft at the scrap yard, and it does appear to be the frontal section, just with the nose cut off. Anyways, I think I'm getting way too into this. Just fascinated at would it could be.
In the pictures of the Navy reserve fleets, USA I can see USS Iowa BB-61 in two pictures 7:14 the far right in the front row 7:43 the far right in the 6th row
there was a mothballed fleet in pearl Harbor or at least the was back in 98 when I got discharged. we actually used to get used parts for the ship I was on.
Frighter? You, as an American can't pronounce Freighter? Say it like FRAY TER. So what is your WYTE (weight)? I before E except after C or when sounded like A like neighbor and weigh! It must suck to have never finished 3rd grade. CZcams can help, but watch some videos about English.
Hi from New Zealand, regarding the Bristol Freighter at Ardmore in Auckland. It is no longer there. Not sure where it's gone but I was there just the other week,
Very first one is similar to the American setup that used a bomber. It was made fully of wood, including wooden screws. Used to test EMPs and their effect on various equipment. Russia was doing the same thing at the same time. This is their areas 51 in the northeastern part of Russia. Not hard to find honestly, just beyond inhospitable and a rather unwise place to visit if you value your life. Also 7 is another "mothball" fleet.
Holy shit thats hysterical!!!! I drove by that #2 Air force plane! 2-4 times a day! Towns called Atco NJ on Jackson Rd. About 2 miles in from Rt 73 almost rite in between that highway and a very minor IHRA Drag Strip called, “ Atco Raceway “ dont quote me but my father said it was used in a movie back in the 70’s “ Josie and the Pussycats “ my father was wrong ALLOT though! On like just about everything he said! Until google came to be a very handy quickly and easy to use app when he would turn into the cartoon judge from Pink Floyds “ The Wall! “ lol
Side note, its not south of Philly, more like East of NE Philly! RT. 73 turns into the Taconny-Palmyra Bridge. The northern most Bridge that spans the Delaware River from Philly into “South Jersey” ... no one who lives in North or South Jersey recognizes each other lol this plane is literally 10 ft from the road
Branon Fontaine I never saw it personally, just going off what my father told me, either way i stopped by that day and took pics and video of that plane from the street
You should do abandoned mental institutions like Kings Park Psychiatric. Pilgrim Psychiatric Central Islip psychiatric Edgewood psychiatric that be cool
Fix the c-47 ,taking photos of them is wrong ,fix the C47 Hopefully the mothball fleet will require restoration ,really sad this generation of numbers can't do real things like the previous generations.
We also nick named it the "Spud Plane". at least my father did. Wasn't sure if it was because it transported potatoes, or just because it looked like a potato... I remember one flyer regularly from Palmerston North Airport, New Zealand in the 70's.
Is English a 2nd language for you? First thing I heard on this was the word "Freighter", pronounced "FRIGHTER" as if you were describing a teen scream movie. To ALL the English-speaking world, the letters EI are what we call a "diphthong": two letters put together to create a third sound. In this case, E followed by an I creates a "LONG A" as in FATE. True, in German EI is Long I as in "Eye", but then the "GH" would have made it unpronounceable. So I guess this makes me a language nazi. Fine, but to some of us English, with all its' foibles, is the most expressive language on this planet; we have an abundance, possibly an OVER-abundance, of words gathered from all the other languages, living or dead, to express anything and everything we see, hear or experience. In the past 20 years I've had to hear the most atrocious.....whatever, you've probably stopped reading this by now. I guess I'll hear from you in the Dark Ages, Shalom
So, which of these abandoned ships and planes would you like to visit the most? I REALLY want to find out more about the Russian test site :D
World Unearthed I don't know a lot about Russian test sites but I do know there are a lot of abandoned test sites out there. I don't really know why the Russians abandon their projects so much and so fast and why they leave the equipment to rust and rot away. It seems to be a waste of money and metal. And it takes up space and they should scrap it for future projects.
Is abandoned spaceships really your next video? Because if you tell me I might have more suggestions from NZ if I can think of them
The plane at the testsite from nr.10 is a MiG-19. You weren't far off with the other planes you named though. Also, the plane in the nr.2 scrapyard is an early B-57, go look it up. Pretty cool planes, later models were built with a tandem cockpit like on an F-15.
There is a Bristol Aircraft in Yellowknife NWT on a pole!
Ryuko Matoi .3 your kidding? Your amazed that Communist Russia didnt care about its own landscapes the rich heads of state couldnt see from their giant mansions in the mountains? Penthouse Apts. in Moscow or their vacation bungalows that line the now picturesque small mountain village in Sochi that crazy enough all share a great view of part of the yearly snoozer known as the Formula 1 Grand Prix?
Number 10 is a Mig-19
Hey man it's not called a hull on an aircraft... It's a fuselage... Great video tho love world unearthed
J.D. Mack hull is a synonym for fuselage. We use both to describe a aircraft structure at Lockheed.
picky picky picky
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I live near Wades and that plane has been there for as long as I can remember. Its a local sight seeing spot. everyone knows about it. That junkyard has all kinds of planes and other weird stuff.
we had some severe weather 2 years ago and most of the sygna wreck has washed and rusted away, its barely visible now
One of the most depressing abandoned planes is a 1950's YB-36 bomber that was purchased by a reclusive buyer, and left to ruin on his property. The b-36 was built as the 40's era b-2, a long range heavy bomber designed to fly to Europe and back from the continental United States, in the case that hitler conquered europe. Production was stalled as priority was given to b-17's and b29's that could be built in greater numbers and did not require an intercontinental range. However during the cold war the flight range to bomb the USSR was needed, so a full production of 100 aircraft were delivered to compete with the xb-52. Ultimately the b-36 lost due to its inability to fly over SAM threats, slow speed against jet interceptors, unreliable piston engines, and extremely flammable magnesium skin- to name a few flaws. The B-36 remains the largest combat aircraft ever built by the U.S. and only 6 still exist. And if the mostly magnesium aircraft is left to rot in his field, another historic example of my favorite aircraft, will be lost to time. www.johnweeks.com/b36/b36soplata.html Great video!
Keep it coming. Great images and knowledge
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I love this channel....the videos are great....so glad I found you.....
The C47 is the go- to plane up in the arctic too... Buffalo airways uses them every day....
They're still used in the states, as well. California uses them to fight wildfires and transport cargo, and Hawaii has a decent fleet of them for moving cargo across the islands. I've seen them all over the US, as they're used just about everywhere. Such a beautiful aircraft. It was ahead of it's time.
Enclave General very durable too... The arctic is an incredibly unforgiving place...and I don't claim to be an aviator, hell, I'm just a crane operator that spends my winters above the treeline, but you don't get much cargo shipped to you if it's not on a C47...
Yep, they were built to last. I bet the engineers today couldn't make a plane even half as durable and versatile. Nothing beats the classic, in my opinion.
We have one used as a McDonalds restaurant in NZ, and another in the classic RNZAF VIP livery. We have a few others, but I forgot their uses.
One of the very best channels on CZcams!
Your content is great m8. You do more research into your topics than another top 10 channel ive found. Honstly great content, keep up the great work.
Just a guess for the hijacking thing but the 737 is one of the most popular domestic airliners. So more lax security than say, a 747, which is used for way more international flights. I wonder if Airbuses’s A320/A319 (which I believe is their 737 competitor) has a similar stat with the hijacking... but again just a guess
The A320s were way lower ! Only 10 hijackings
aviation-safety.net/database/types/Airbus-A320/statistics
737s are some of the longest serving airliners, and the most popular. No surprise it was most commonly hijacked.
Emi Tan well, they are a lot larger. Imagine some nut trying to hijack a damn airbus on an international flight.
That's strange, eerie & bizarre seeing most of these abandoned ships & planes throughout the world.
if u ever do a boat crash video, u can check out kmn Helge Ingstad and TS Sola, there is even a sound file from the tower and the boats, i can translate a script for you if u want to
There is a complete Bristol Freighter near Waitomo in New Zealand that has been turned into motel units at Woodland Park. Have stayed there but must say it was rather cold in winter - the plane is not well insulated. Google co-ordinates are: 38°15'12.00"S : 175° 7'5.32"E
What a great video. Thank you for sharing. Can't wait to see the next video.
I love your abandoned places I want to hunt in abandoned places world unearthed
The # 10 airplane you are asking is a MiG-19
Hi 👋🏻 I’m from Russia, btw (no, I don’t support the current politics 🙄)
I don’t know, who you are, man, but I love your channel and I wonder how you manage to find such amazing locations, great job 👏🏻
if you are out of ideas for abandoned ships and planes, i have a few suggestions. try researching the Merchant ship MV Alta in Ireland, the Soviot heavy aircraft Cruiser Minsk in China, and the Predannack Airfield aircraft graveyard in the UK.
Love your videos mate watches a few channels but hooked on yours keep it up👍👍👍
I decided to subscribe. Your videos are pretty good.
#10 looks more like a MiG 19
"Goonie birds" are everywhere. I've been watching you all night and I know I've seen 7 or more c47s in different videos.
You should do abandoned airports next. Some really great ones out there.
7 would be better called a ghost fleet.
Mothball fleet in San Francisco has no ships left 2019
So this is confusing me. The MV Signa got beached with the bow facing the beach, but the post-salvage operation pictures show that where the bow would have been was pointing the opposite direction, toward the water.
Interesting vid.
Thought the SS Richard Montgomery wreck would of got a mention.
full of explosives it was wrecked in 1944 in the Thames estuary and remains there to this day. Apparently if it were to explode it would break all the windows in the near by town/city.
4:40 was not expecting that but ok im already hooked :D
I think the test site has a MiG 19 since it has 2 engines and it has the design of Mikoyan Gurevich.
Fantastic vídeo! I"m a big fan from Brazil. Congratulations for your job! Amazing!!!
Way cool video!
MV Sygna is now gone, storms in the past year or 2 smashed it into oblivion, shame too, used to love driving up the beach and checking out the wreck
I actually think it's a cool concept to allow people to live in old planes. Get some use out of them instead of letting them rust.
Hessed3712 planes don't rust they oxidise, but yer excellent point about the use for them.
OK Chief, let me help you out with some information. The aircraft in the salvage yard. No, the US Government does not just give stuff away. They are sold for scrap metal value. Most aircraft contain aluminum which is valuable, so it makes sense that a "scrap yard" would buy old airplanes for the recycle value.
Just pointing it out but it’s not the hull of a plane it’s the fuselage
The russian test site appears to be a static thrust test bed as there are no radar towers shown. The wings are missing and from the photos where never attached.
FRAY-ter. Not FRIGHT-er.
Millennial retards don't know how to speak. I bet he says fright trains....
THANK YOU. I didn't see your's until I wrote mine. TO THE LANGUAGE NAZIS! Shalom
Just takes me outta the moment. Jarring to me. But hey, I'm a dork, I'm sure nobody else probably cares:)
Maybe because so many crashed he said it right :-)
Freighter
Love your vids
As a Bristolian I would love to see the Bristol cargo plane return to Bristol. Loving our vids, keep 'em coming dude!
We have two in museums I believe, and two wrecks in Auckland, one at Ardmore and the other somewhere in the middle of bush.
Oh and there's one used as a motel in Matamata
The one at Ardmore is on its way to the UK, the one in the bush is at Awhitu.
I've seen it recently somewhere in June I think, the one at Ardmore
Bristol made much better planes than that deathtrap piece of shit.
I would like to explore oh, absolutely NONE of these things. Abandoned ships and planes totally freak me out. No thank you. I don't even like abandoned houses. But it's cool watching your videos. That's as close as I want to get. Great job, thanks
No:8 has gone back to the UK, and that rusting hulk you showed is still in New Zealand, just in a place called Awitu.
Great video.
If you want to see the mothball fleet in the Bay Area, it’s on a river near Benicia, CA. It’s dwindled in size since my youth when I first saw them. Still a sight to see though.
10 is for testing EMI/RF output and also susceptibility to EMI pulse. Just a much smaller scale than the US version.
Number 2 looked like a Canberra! Really confusing being as how it was a super sonic bomber from the cold war but it's worth looking into!
Enjoy your videos
Awsome video mate try searching abandoned places in the netherlands man small country but a lot of buildings 👍🏻
Frighter? Wtf it’s freighter!!
nice dude
The Bristol freighter, i have a photo of me and my best friend from 5 years ago and we're sitting on the wing in summer. Its still in New Zealand :)
Hey World Unearthed, I grew somewhat curious about the plane at 8:00 that you said you didn't know much about, and had marked as "Unknown". It appears to be the nose section of the Lockheed C-141B Starlifter. While I'm not 100% sure of this, it does seem to match what I've found online, as well as a painting of several Vietnam Era aircraft and descriptions I have from the 80's hanging in my room. I also found out that Wade's Salvage actually has a large number of aircraft, most of which seem to date back to the Vietnam War (I.e, 1960's and 1970's.), just like the C-141B. Some of their aircraft include UH-1 Iroquois (Huey) helicopters, F-4 Phantoms, and much, MUCH more. I managed to find their Facebook page, too. On it, they have some pictures of the aircraft at the salvage yard. Here's the link facebook.com/pages/Wades-Salvage/160339117319599 Anyways, great video as always, keep up the good work man! Being the nerd I am, I always love to see your videos!
Hey ! I could not look at any of the pictures on their facebook thats why I didn't mention it in the video.
The Starlifter looks like a HUGE plane, it would make sense if its only the nose section, but in all the pictures of it on google, the top sections are all covered up and no glass can be seen.
Anyways, cheers ! Glad you enjoy the videos :D
It looks like an F-86 Sabre to me
Pure Competizione I thought about it being something like an older fighter with a bubble cockpit, but there's just no way. It's far too large for something like that.
World Unearthed World Unearthed Yeah I can see what you mean. I did actually manage to find some with the glass visible, those variants were typically used in the mid-late 60's, and early 70's. Another theory I have is that it's the frontal/nose section of a Century Series aircraft. Century Series is the name given to the group of various aircraft with the designation of F-100 up to F-109 These were typically Interceptors and Fighter Bombers, and it does look similar to a few of them. But as I was typing this, I did actually find a large bomber that had a Bubble Canopy that looks very similar to this; The B-47 Stratojet. It matches up with the timeframe of the other aircraft at the scrap yard, and it does appear to be the frontal section, just with the nose cut off. Anyways, I think I'm getting way too into this. Just fascinated at would it could be.
Judging by the size and placement of the warning label on the front, it has it's intake on it's nose like a sabre, but the paint is unfamiliar.
number 2 the aircraft fuselage is a 50s-60s b57 a licenced built English Electric Canberra
In the pictures of the Navy reserve fleets, USA I can see USS Iowa BB-61 in two pictures
7:14 the far right in the front row
7:43 the far right in the 6th row
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Number 2 looks like a b57 if I’m correct tell me but ngl really looks similar
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That salvage yard with a USA plane, is in Atco N.J... not far from the Atco Raceway drag track..
The ship is at Ing:109.72526 lat:18.26657
There is a complete Bristol Freighter, on display, at the Founders Park Historical Village, in Nelson New Zealand.Iv'e been there.
most of the reserve ships have been scrapped and the ones that are still around are too far gone to resurrect
there was a mothballed fleet in pearl Harbor or at least the was back in 98 when I got discharged. we actually used to get used parts for the ship I was on.
#1 actually resembles the fuselage of a Mig-19
Frighter? You, as an American can't pronounce Freighter? Say it like FRAY TER. So what is your WYTE (weight)? I before E except after C or when sounded like A like neighbor and weigh! It must suck to have never finished 3rd grade. CZcams can help, but watch some videos about English.
Bristol "frighter"? Scary plane?
Freighter=FRATE-er!!!!!!! Damn!!!
having been recently to ardmore airdrome august 2019 i can say the bristol freighter is no longer there
Hi from New Zealand, regarding the Bristol Freighter at Ardmore in Auckland. It is no longer there. Not sure where it's gone but I was there just the other week,
Loaded for the UK on Friday, see czcams.com/video/ksSCZND1RBo/video.html
C-47 still in service in Greece? I surely doubt it.
I like ur vid
Very first one is similar to the American setup that used a bomber. It was made fully of wood, including wooden screws. Used to test EMPs and their effect on various equipment. Russia was doing the same thing at the same time. This is their areas 51 in the northeastern part of Russia. Not hard to find honestly, just beyond inhospitable and a rather unwise place to visit if you value your life. Also 7 is another "mothball" fleet.
The plane at #2 is an early model of A B-57 im pretty sure
B-57A
6.50 LOOK AT HOW MUCH BIGGER THE 747 IS COMPARED TO THE PLANE ON THE LEFT
6:50
Feel like the plane in the first picture looks more like a Korean war eara mig jet fighter MiG-19 maybe
Bring the plane home where it belongs
Your next video should be Top Abandoned Places in China!
The suisun bay reserve fleet is down to four or five ships with plans to scrap them all.
I was going to say the same thing! I pass by them everyday on my way to work.
Its Bristol freighter....you say it like fright-er
Its not a Bristol beaufighter its freighter
Holy shit thats hysterical!!!! I drove by that #2 Air force plane! 2-4 times a day! Towns called Atco NJ on Jackson Rd. About 2 miles in from Rt 73 almost rite in between that highway and a very minor IHRA Drag Strip called, “ Atco Raceway “ dont quote me but my father said it was used in a movie back in the 70’s “ Josie and the Pussycats “ my father was wrong ALLOT though! On like just about everything he said! Until google came to be a very handy quickly and easy to use app when he would turn into the cartoon judge from Pink Floyds “ The Wall! “ lol
Side note, its not south of Philly, more like East of NE Philly! RT. 73 turns into the Taconny-Palmyra Bridge. The northern most Bridge that spans the Delaware River from Philly into “South Jersey” ... no one who lives in North or South Jersey recognizes each other lol this plane is literally 10 ft from the road
Ill send a pic of it today for ya
Way Off Topic Radio....Josie and the Pussycats was released in the 80's....
Branon Fontaine I never saw it personally, just going off what my father told me, either way i stopped by that day and took pics and video of that plane from the street
I live in Atco see it all the time.
The plane in the graveyards he's B-57 Canbera, that was originally bui!t i n B
ritian and produced in the U.S. by Martin
2 is I believe a B-57
You should do abandoned mental institutions like Kings Park Psychiatric. Pilgrim Psychiatric Central Islip psychiatric Edgewood psychiatric
that be cool
China hainan There's a huge cargo ship just sitting there . I have no idea what happened to it.
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DUDE... 'Bristol Freighter', as in for freight, pronounced 'FRATE', or 'FRAY't. Sheesh.
U thinkthey would restore these histroy objects
Fix the c-47 ,taking photos of them is wrong ,fix the C47
Hopefully the mothball fleet will require restoration ,really sad this generation of numbers can't do real things like the previous generations.
you're an idiot... but hey, that's just my opinion.
#2: is an English Electric Canberra. Or B-57 for you Americans.
Please tell me this is a computer narrator, because if a Human is destroying so many words and Name's then Please Ban him from the internet
Bristol must go to Bristol
FRIGHT-er, good one. Too bad no one understands the joke
a army test site
Bristol "Frighter"?? In NZ We call them "Bristol Freighters"...lol
We also nick named it the "Spud Plane". at least my father did. Wasn't sure if it was because it transported potatoes, or just because it looked like a potato... I remember one flyer regularly from Palmerston North Airport, New Zealand in the 70's.
Is English a 2nd language for you? First thing I heard on this was the word "Freighter", pronounced "FRIGHTER" as if you were describing a teen scream movie. To ALL the English-speaking world, the letters EI are what we call a "diphthong": two letters put together to create a third sound. In this case, E followed by an I creates a "LONG A" as in FATE. True, in German EI is Long I as in "Eye", but then the "GH" would have made it unpronounceable. So I guess this makes me a language nazi. Fine, but to some of us English, with all its' foibles, is the most expressive language on this planet; we have an abundance, possibly an OVER-abundance, of words gathered from all the other languages, living or dead, to express anything and everything we see, hear or experience. In the past 20 years I've had to hear the most atrocious.....whatever, you've probably stopped reading this by now. I guess I'll hear from you in the Dark Ages, Shalom
Wow
Frayter pronunciation
I think #10 is a mig-19