World's Most Haunted Airbase
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- Phantom Pilots, Ghost Planes from another era, and Broken Radios playing speeches from the war. All of these apparitions and more have been an almost constant feature of Montrose Airbase. Mainly attributed to the ghost of the pilot Lieutenant Desmond Arthur ,he and his plane have been seen by many.
The hauntings became so prevalent that by 1949 any newcomers to the Montrose airbase were given a printed document as part of their familiarization with the base informing the staff that the camp was haunted by the youngest ghost in the Royal Airforce, an officer named Flight Lieutenant Arthur.
The Hauntings continue to this day.....
Sources:The Scotsman Newspaper, Ghosts of the Air by Martin Caidin and Wikipedia
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When I was in USAF Security Forces, I served with a young man who was previously stationed at RAF Lakenheath. There are a number of buildings still standing from WWII when the 8th AF was there. He said if you went into some of the buildings at night on patrol, you’d here noises and footsteps. He said some SF who had to use the restroom would drive out of their way at night to avoid using one of the “haunted” buildings
I don’t know why you avoid the “haunted parts if it’s him and the other pilots still serving long after tbh would be interesting if you could talk to him
@@Stalkergames916 most people just want to #2 in peace, not talk to dead people
My brother was stationed there. Mid 70's.
@@WMMASceneNow most people don’t for sure some do
The same for RAF Bentwaters/Woodbridge.
I was an RAF Medic at a flying unit in Lincolnshire and witnessed first hand an apparition that appeared occasionally in the Medical Centre. Scared me at first but then feelings more sorrow of than fear. The spirit was dressed in 1940's flying gear, Irvine jacket, fleese lined boots and wore a forage, or side, cap. Only saw him the once but heard him opening and closing doors on a few occasions.
Can i ask were these events scary for you?
@@botondalmosfabos1412 Considering he said Sorrow, I'd imagine mostly not. Given his profession, someone who he didn't treat but was just spooky made the job fun.
@botondalmosfabos1412 He's already explained he was scared at first, then sorrowful. We lived in a haunted house we were renting for a few months while our house was being built, (this is in Australia btw). Anyhow I was a nurse who worked night duty, as it was my first night I went to bed for a couple of hours in the evening, (I'm borrowing my husbands channel as my tablet died ). I wasn't asleep, but I felt something sit on my bed next to me, felt the bed tilt with the weight. Then a voice asked me how I was, using my name. I remember answering that I was fine and expressing my concern for him, definitely male, and saying you shouldn't be here. Meanwhile my husband was in the lounge room and this same male spirit said hello to him. I wasn't scared, because he didn't feel malevolent, I was as I said concerned. I ended up talking to the Rector of a church I attended, wanting advice and he advised me to recite aloud some verses from the Bible whilst in the house. So, that's what I did and there were no more occurrences, but we prayed for this soul to find his way to God, which is what I hope happened. All the best to you. 😊😊
It’s still nonsense of course.
That fact that yarnhub is running two channels with the same amazing quality without changing the main channel schedule is mind blowing. Respect to the yarnhub team
3 actually
Being a EX - RAF Reservist I been on various courses at RAF bases with supposed ghosts.
An eye opener was I saw a RAF guard dog that had to be physically dragged into a building during a security patrol.
This building effected the other guard dogs in the same way.
The most bizarre story I heard was a ghost of a Free Polish Airmen who haunted a RAF training base.
He was challenged by a RAF Corporal who said to the specta
“ The war is over, you won, Poland is now free, you can now rest in peace “.
That was in 2005 , and the ghost as not been seen since.
Nonsense
@@michaelmarama-de4gx how rude
Another ghost story involving a plane crash, although civilian, is Eastern Airlines flight 301
The L-1011 crashed into the Florida Everglades (CFIT) killing the crew and a lot of passengers. But some aircraft parts were still in good condition and after inspection given back to Eastern Airlines, and they used them on other aircraft.
Later, ghostly sightings of the pilots of flight 301 would be seen on other flights, always on aircraft that had parts fitted on from 301
I heard of it too. Also, another plane crashed miles away of each other in the same Everglades
Ya i heard that too, i thought it was fake just to gain views
First time i heard that story in detail is from the series "Air Crash Investigation"
@@Kalashnikov413 me 2
@@Newdivide Are you talking about Valujet 592?
Pilot's reputation: *gets ruined*
Pilot: *haunts the base*
Pilot's reputation: *gets restored*
Pilot: *stops haunting the base*
Plane's reputation: *gets ruined*
Plane: *haunts the base*
WHAT THE BLOODY HELL DO YOU WANT THEN?
They want reputation
The plane is obviously a separate ghost who is jealous of the technical specs of the planes that were made after he had bit the dust. Nobody fly a jet near the old base, poor thing would probably have an aneurysm.
@@masonsykes2240 here I'll do it for it
*aggressive wood and cloth shaking noises*
Lmao
@@masonsykes2240 Looks like the Mechanicus was right about machine spirits.
My grandfather saw the apparition of a ghostly airman at RAF Montrose during WW2. It was almost identical to the story at the start. Another airmen appeared at his bedside staring. He was told about it by colleagues and even seen it again. Next time he said “this is my bed now” or something similar and it vanished bit by bit.
i can't believe that this team can manage two videos at the same time(or just one by one) but really i appreciate the hard work you've shown yarnhub , marvelous!.
So thankful I came across this wonderful channel. Getting to learn a lot of unheard, yet interesting artifacts of history every week.
there’s another channel you know that?
@@flack2998 Absolutely yes🙂
You watch his main channel too right?
Just saw the other comments and that answered my question lol
@@galatians-2.20 haha lol 🙂
Next Story?: The crewless B-17 Ghost fortress that landed Itself.
And also Keep up the Good Work!
Ya that's cooll but b 24 lost in deseart
@@Rick_27739 Mmmm.... Sounds really Good (Cool or Nice) to Me!
@@Awehraboothateveryonehates Cool
Another good one would be the (either B-17 or B-24) tail that kept fighting and landed.
@@Rick_27739 Is it Me, Or does The background Music in The First Part sounds so familiar...?
Lieutenant Desmond Arthur (1884-1913) was an Irish aviator in No. 2 Squadron of the Royal Flying Corps. Following his death in Scotland's first fatal aircraft accident; a government inquiry was launched to investigate the circumstances surrounding the crash. The first inquiry found him responsible, but a later investigation exonerated Arthur. Arthur's ghost is claimed to haunt the RAF Montrose airfield in Montrose, Angus, Scotland, and paranormal enthusiasts consider it to be one of the most well-known ghost stories of the First World War. Desmond Arthur was the first Irishman to be killed in an aircraft accident.
True
Not really a first that I'd hope to claim! 😬
@@c.j.cleveland7475 what do you mean?
@@jeremynikijuluwstanevil7551 Getting the title of "First Irishman killed in an airplane accident" is a distinction I'm sure he would have gladly given up if he'd had a choice in the matter.
@@c.j.cleveland7475 Yup, i agree if he had the chance to trade his title in exchange of his survival then I have no doubt he will choose to exchange itt
I love these types of ghost stories, not ones who are gonna like “IF YOU DONT DO THIS THIS WILL KILL YOU!!” more of a like “yeah this guy just wants you to know how he died lol”
Airmen: " Who the bloody hell are you?!"
Ghost: "Yeah that's my bed you're in lol."
Exactly! XD
Поверьте, есть много подобных реальных вещей. Я видел многое.
I live below a ridgeline, which has ww1 era trench systems running through it. 200 meters from my back door is one certain trench which was the place for a short, brutal assault which left 50 people dead in it… Never seen any paranormal but one gets the weird feeling walking there. For years it made me sad to see how people used the trenches to dump trashes or built a ditch out of it. Finally the trenches above our house have been protected and a sign honors all those who gave their lives on that small ridge.
I was a dog handler stationed at RAF LYNHAM in 1978. We carried out foot patrols of the aircraft flight line and aircraft maneuvering area, during the hours of darkness. 1800-0600hrs. One winters night there was a really heavy snow storm and snow clearing was taking place there was virgin snow about a foot deep on the grass air field surrounding the runway. My dog gave an indication out towards the tower and I ran in with him. Where the the concrete taxi way met the grass were a set of footprints in the virgin snow leading out into the middle of the runway. I followed them for about 250 metres and they stopped dead, disappeared not another mark anywhere, just a virgin blanket of snow. Just stopped dead in the snow. Still have no explanation to this day. There was also a section of the aircraft pans used for visiting foreign aircraft. On occasions, you could not get the dogs to walk down there for love of money. They would plant their paws solidly on the pan, their hairs on their backs would raise solid and they would growl down the pans. You could not pull them down there. I have no idea was caused it, but none of the dogs would go down there. I have saw many unexplainable things at night on air fileds during my time as a dog handler and heard of many more. Maybe it was the cold and tiredness? I do not know, but certainly many strange things!
Scampton we had a certain black dog that appeared at the main gate, a black Labrador seen running towards the main gate.
At Binbrook my mate was going around the old Nissen huts, when an officer passed him, he threw a salute, Officer didn’t, mate turned and noticed they where walking on stones but he couldn’t hear the steps, then noticed he was in battle dress, but this was in the 80’s.
Biggin Hill was meant to be bad for ghosts, but the most haunted I’ve heard of was the Black Bull in Welton, about 4 miles from Scampton but in the middle of about 4or 5 former bases. Allegedly about 10-15 different ghosts have been identified in this pub. It was the local for those bases.
Bases had some strange occurrences.
The old wooden huts around Lyneham always felt strange to me.
Read Ghost Stations books
@@garymcalea3815 BLACK Dispersal at LAARBRUCH there was an old WW11 German bunker size of a small hanger, thing was covered in 40 years of foliage and leaves, had been demolished (demolition charges) in 45. That dispersal was creepy as f@ck, dogs would act funny there too. In mid 80's they built the Mk 3 HAS's with the side spline entrances. Used to have a bloody great steel clasp on the side steel door, which was padlocked with a high quality steel lock. That was when we first equipped with TORNADO, replacing our BUCS. The ground crew would access the HAS through the side door and open the main HAS doors with the electric motors. I forget which HAS number it was, but it was the closest to this German Bunker. On several occasions the groundcrew went to the HAS removed the padlock and could not move the steel hasp for love of money, even a bloody long bar would not budge it. On one occasion it was decided to cut the hasp off with an oxy acetylene torch. Ground Engineering turned up with it only for a FLEM to open the damn thing with ONE finger. It kept happening. Heard the story of SCAMPTONS Black Dog, wasn't it meant to be GIBSONS dog N@GG@R that was run over and killed on the eve of the DAMS RAID? That's the story I heard.
@@bepolite6961 yep that’s the puppy!! Marker stone was outside 2 hangar
I've read about this airfield in a book called ghosts of the air and I'm happy that someone is shedding light on the rare topic of aerial hauntings
I have as well!! Its such a good ghost story read!
@@nd_gunslinger_6264 I had that as well. I lived near Tangmere, and went out there one night. On the old airfield, the control tower is/was still standing, although it was boarded up. As my wife and I were stood by the tower, I heard the unmistakable sound of a Merlin engine, but saw nothing around that would or could have made the sound.
Years ago between 1994 and 2000, I worked at Edwards Airforce base. In the area now known as South Base, between 1942 and 1947 it was designated the Muroc Army Air Force Base. At that time, a lot of the WWII aircraft, including the P-38, B-26 and others were tested there, and later the first experimental Jet fighters the XP-59 and later the XP-80s in the area now known as North Base. As such a number of test pilots were killed. In one of the buildings on South Base that dates back to the World War period it was a hangar, and later was converted to a machine shop and storage shed. As of 2000 and possibly today, personnel station in that area refuse to work through the night in that building claiming there is an apparition of WWII dressed pilot that walks down a hallway and then turns left and goes through a sealed doorway that leads out to the airfield. Additionally, in the North Base area, there are echoes a man walking through the hangar where the Bell X1 plane and XP 59 jet after the place has been sealed for the night with only a watchman being stationed there.
Excellent story telling and great Goldfinger reference!
I caught that. Funny. Sounded just like Sean C, the best Bond.
Yes but Bond's golfball should have been a Penfold Hearts...
Curious if the man to left of screen with head cut out was odd job... (pun intent)
@@edwardpape5819 it’s a _Yarnfold_ 😂 It’s got Yarnhub’s logo and Bond’s ball number
RAF Woodbridge was a crash recovery base during the war. The 21st Special Operations building was well-known for the “unknown” and “unexplained.” When the carpet was torn up to replace in the late 80s/early 90s, plasma stains were still visible on the hard tile floor. That room was formerly the temp morgue for the base during the war. Also, the Eriswell ghost comes to mind listening to this video; Eriswell is the village between Lakenheath and Mildenhall.
What’s the Eriswell ghost? I live not far from there, and haven’t heard of it before. I would be really interested to hear more.
@@poppy5986 Hello from Littleport! So, I have no idea where the "story" started, or when, but as I heard it back in 2000, it sounded something like this (or a flavor/flavour similar): A young airman was dating a young local lady. He took her to the club on RAF Lakenheath one foggy night (Octoberish time of the year). They got into an argument on the way home and he kicked her out of the car. As she walked home, she was hit by a car and killed. On foggy October nights, she can be seen on the B1112 near Eriswell. There are slight variations to that I've heard as well, but that was how it was told the first time I heard it. I was stationed at Mildenhall back then from 00-04 and many of the guys I flew with had been stationed at Woodbridge in the 21st SOS before the move to Alconbury and Mildenhall. Take it for what it's worth. I've never found anything online to corroborate that story or even pieces that match the story; at least nothing before 2000. Cheers
I used to work here, I even have a story of one morning, I was first in at 7am, a 17 year old by himself unlocking the place. I was opening up the 1940s room behind reception and one of the model aircraft fell in the floor from a high shelf, they were stacked one behind the other but going horizontally, so if one fell they all fell. When I walked back through, the model was sat face up like it had been placed. I had also heard what sounded like footsteps running. I quickly ran out and I phoned my mother. I don't believe in ghosts, but that was one hell of a weird occurrence.
I read this story in Indonesian aerospace magazine "Angkasa" 15 years ago. I always wonder how the visualization would look like
Yarnhub Mystery really nailed it seamlessly. Please do another and another one
@Rafi Dwiputra Daniswara haha ada pembaca juga nih
Angkasa sudah tidak terbit lagi kah bang?
Saya punya majalah angkasa, dulu pertama kali liat artikel tentang rafale di majalah angkasa juga 😅
@@drfin9445 sudah nggak lagi. Sepertinya pun kalau terbit di kalangan TNI AU aja bang
This story is part of my childhood. I remember reading it on a local tabloid, along with the story of flight 401, Deke Slayton’s ghost plane, Lindholme ghost, and many more. It’d be awesome for Yarnhub to cover these stories too!
(sorry for my bad english)
I see nothing wrong with your English, be it the spellings or the grammar.
No problem (sorry for my bad english)
I hope someone know this meme
(sorry for my bad english)
What bad English? I'm a native English speaker and it's perfect.
@@828enigma6 its a meme
@koyodsutomo322 . Your English is excellent 👌
Did overnight security at the CBPO at Lowry AFB. You wouldn't believe the shit that goes on at night. I heard footsteps walk right up to me. There was nothing there. Then it turned around and walked away. I'm glad I'll never have to do that again.
Don't believe I'd have been frightened of the ghost after having seen this video. I'd have saluted Lt Arthur and prayed for his peace. He seems a harmless apparition who only wanted his name cleared.
dude, this team is handling 2 channels at a time.
they truly are miracle workers.
Glad to see the Yarnhub team moving on to mysteries too! And I see you started having voiceovers! Great start team yarnhub
This is so good! The narration, the animations , it's impossible for me to put it in words . Keep up the good work yarnhub!
Thank you for making this video
I live very close to montrose air base just up north from it (Peterhead) there is quite a few interesting story's here such as Longside
royal navy airship Station which is now laying in ruin
I was at montrose air museum once as a child and I was in that room with the radio (I remember this so vividly) I walked up to the radio and played with the nob (your not allowed to touch it back then) it did nothing obviously it wasn't powered or anything I then turned away and all of a sudden I hear winston Churchill speaking his most famous speach and it was the part where he goes "we shall fight on the beaches and on the landing grounds, through the streets" "we shall never surrender"
For some reason I was compelled to salute in the way the RAF do I did not know how to do the RAF salute then and to this day I think I was briefly possessed by one of the pilots cause soon after I climbed into one of the cockpits you could go in and just started flicking switches (obviously it wouldn't start or anything) and one of the staff members was watching me and just said "how do you know those switches would of started the aircraft if it was working" I snapped out of this transe and just looked at him then said "I don't know what I was doing I felt like I was a puppet"
The staff member just looked at me with the palest face I've ever seen it was as if he had seen a ghost and I guess technically he did considering I was brefily possessed lmao
I've never been the same since and I love aviation so much more than before so who knows
Ay got here early,gonna edit this after i finish watching
Edit: alright im done watching and i gotta say the visuals in this are amazing! From the ghost planes to the hurricanes and even the voice acting! I still remember when you would do 2d animation,how great those times where,now look at how far you've gotten! Bravo,just truly bravo!
I agree!
It’s insane how YarnHub can put out such quality content on two channels so consistently
Look up Simon Whistler. He has 13 channels about history/ trivia/ general education, new content multiple times a week, he's amazing. Look up Biographics, Warographics, Geographics, Top Tenz, Today I Found Out, Brain Blaze, Megaprojects, Side Projects, Xplrd, Highlight History, Casual Criminalist, Decoding the Unknown, or Into the Shadows. Really good stuff.
yo
@@WALTY3D "gameing" lol
I loved the James Bod and Goldfinger bit. That made my day.
I loved the 007 reference of the golfers!
I laughed out loud there and maybe a little too loud as everyone asked me whats so funny
@@mikepette4422 Never having seen Goldfinger (I don't like Bond - too ridiculous) I wondered what the reference was. Thanks for enlightening me.
I've been watching since the older 2d animation days and can only say you guys are doing an amazing job and always improving with each new video!
Another awesome video from the Yarnhub team!!
There's stories of hauntings at the old USAAF airfield in Rougham, Suffolk and many tales of mysterious goings on in Suffolk as a whole, like when a Tudor mansion appeared and then vanished with a whooshing sound. The mansion appeared on no maps or records, so what was it?
Another story worth covering is that of Black Shuck, the Devil Dog which is said to have attacked the churches at Blythburgh and Bungay
When I left the RAF I joined the Civvy Police. One night we had information about a guy that was wanted for a serious crime in Manchester, This guy was supposed to be working on the land for a gang master and would be picked up with other land workers in a minibus, from their accommodation at 5:00am every morning. So the plan was for me and my mate to park up in a road way opposite, wait for him to be picked up, pull the van and nick him. So we parked up in the road next to a bloody great Blackthorn Bush. On the other side of the bush were the ruins of Medieval Monastery for nuns. Opposite that was a flat field, flat as a billiard table with a dirty great irrigation ditch running between it and the road. It was winter and pitch black, but we could see the accommodation easily. We got there early, my mate was the driver and I was in the passenger seat, because of the cold the heater was running and at some point my mate must have fallen asleep. Any way I was keeping a sharp watch on this building and sure enough about 4:00am the light in what was the communal kitchen came on. I was looking at this window, when suddenly a bloody nun, walked from left to right across the the front of the car and straight through the Blackthorn Hedge into the ruins!!!!! On my life it was a NUN!!!! No doubt about it. The hairs on the back of my neck went up and I went stone cold. I shouted at my mate asking him if he saw her, but he had been asleep. To this day I am convinced that I saw what I saw, did I drop off from the warmth of the heater and dream or imagine it? Possible, but I know for a fact I was awake, because when the light in the kitchen came on, it was game on and I was focusing on what needed to be done.
There are ghostly legends at many air bases. For me the scariest was at RAF Gutersloh, Germany. I was on 3 (f) Sqn Harriers we were based on a Hardened Aircraft Shelter (HAS) site, one of the HAS' had a memorial head stone by it, it was there for a number of Polish (I think) prisoners that had been executed and buried at that spot during WW 2 , their bodies were exhumed and re-interned in their home nation after the war. There was always stories about ghosts at that HAS. Locking it up on your own at 4 in the morning was a hurried affair.
Same at LAARBRUCH there was a Mk3 HAS there that would not let the Ground Crew open it. Perfectly serviceable, but on occasions they could not move the side steel door!
@@bepolite6961 I was at Laarbruch, 94-97 but in the hanger (HMF) on a minor team.
I remember reading a story of an old Bomber station where a battle hardened crewman was struck with terror, by an unknown presence, as he walked towards the end of a runway at night and he never returned to that spot again, out of sheer fright.
It's a nice story, but for creep factor, you gotta go to Okinawa. Kadena Airbase has a family housing unit that they can't use because a guy killed his whole family and then himself... and it's been super haunted ever since, by some really *nasty* ghosts... the local kids see the ghost children all the time. The Japanese contractors refuse to tear it down, because they don't want the ghosts following them home.
But the base that takes the prize for most haunted is a boring logistics hub called Camp Kinser. In addition to being staffed by some of the most uptight, pencil-pushing, paper-hanging assholes in all the United States Marine Corps, Kinser was built where once stood the Shuri Line, and the bloodiest battle of the Pacific theater was fought. To add to this, as troops came back from, say, Korea, or Vietnam, the ones who were going home to momma went through Kadena, or Hansen, or any number of other bases on the island.
The ones going home in flag-draped boxes came through Kinser, and it's said that not all those souls managed to find their way back home.
The house and other parts of the base were also supposedly haunted by the ghost of a Samurai but I’ll take that claim with a grain of salt.
It would make sense it’s a different ghost at the radio… 40s era radio, Glenn Miller: makes sense to be someone from WWII. Incredible to think that after 50 years, someone got to witness what happened as if to say “I finally have a witness to testify it wasn’t me”.
i'm so happy that the dog is a reoccurring character just like the cat!
Nothing unusual. Soldier everywhere make excellent ghost. Men of honor, sense of duty and responsibility suddenly taken. Still doing their job. Respect to all honest soldiers.
i heard of a world war 2 tale of a b17 that was cut in half yet, the tail, mysteriously kept on flying even though it was cut in half
I’m not saying it was aliens but it was definitely aliens.
This is out ducking standing.the quality on this is amazing
I love Yarnhub, and I love the Ghostbusters reference.
First person to get that !
I saw that but wasn't sure if it was intentional. The ghost reading the book and turning to shush the spectator. Now I know. Very clever.
I've got a suggestion, the Beast of Kandaher (in Afghanistan) from 2002. A unit went missing, a QRF force was sent to investigate and look for the team, found a bloody radio at the mouth of a cave. They went in to investigate, found the bodies of the missing men, and where charged by a 10-15' tall red haired giant, who threw a spear at one of the men and killed him, before the QRF dumped 2 mags a piece at the giant killing it. Several "govt men" showed up, took the body to Baghram, then supposedly flew it to the US.
that sounds a bit BS,tbh
@@madhukarjonathanminj2772 I can understand why you'd think that. However if you look into the record on it, it becomes real probable. The story didn't break till the early- mid 20 teens. The story was broke by a Lt on the QRF, who came out anonymously, with no incentive to lie about the story. The other reason why I believe it's probable is there are numerous stories across the world about giant red haired beings. There's actually evidence of them in present day Nevada, story goes the local Natives drove them into a cave and suffocated them because they where vicious cannibals. In the early 1900s, the cave was excavated and skulls where found, still with red hair on em, inside. The skulls where gigantic. They still reside in a museum in Reno.
@@buckberthod5007 Now that's really interesting, goodness knows how many undiscovered entities there are in the world.Thanks for sharing the story.
@@buckberthod5007 its an old Paiute legend. it is an oral history of how the Nevada area used to have shallow lakes, but when they dried up, the Paiutes came into a resource conflict against the tribe in the cave, which even has its own name! look up Lovelock Cave and the Lovelock Cave Culture. no giants, just the usual resource war massacre.
@@madhukarjonathanminj2772 I believe there are things undiscovered, but I doubt about humanoid giants. I am more inclined to believe in undiscovered animal species
7:42 Nice Sean Connery impression and goldfinger reference. Great video 👍
"What about you Goldfinger?" Nice touch. 😁
Anyone see that goldfinger reference? Also very good Video!
My great grand father was a test pilot at Montrose in 1917-1919. Was even reprimanded for flying Prince Edward back then, as the young Prince loved aviation. Later my great grand father received a cigar case from him for flying him.
Quite an amazing piece of history I’ve never heard of… thanks for bringing this story to me.
Interesting content also like the background music being from the '' I'm the king of the world '' scene in Titanic.
You making this channel was the best idea you ever came up with
Hope this channel will grow fast and godbless
Din’t notice it before, don’t know if you guys did it in previous vids as well but thx a lot for the work that went into making subtitles for your videos!
I love this new channel, even better than before. The mysterious stories always bring me back and make me think.
The guy lands beside 007 and Goldfinger playing golf..love it!
Thank you for not making this kind of video about ghosts so scary. I just sleep peacefully without any nightmares.
I knew it would be RAF Montrose!! Great work telling this story, guys! Hope to see more great and interesting supernatural mysteries like this!
Thanks for existing yarnhub team, you people changed my life and got me into history.
It’s nice to see Sean Connery and Goldfinger playing golf together.
anyone noticed that the dog barking at the ghost of Arthur, nice detailing btw
Yo yarnhub I had two interesting mysteries that you can make videos of In this channel.
1. Rock Apes from Vietnam War
2. Haunting of Penang Fort
Both of this are interesting. Please notice me..
Check out the haunted squash courts of RAF Bircham Newton. I remember hearing the original audio tapes on 'Nationwide' a current affairs TV show in the late seventies. The recordings chilled my blood and the memory still does.
It's now a building trade training centre and my brother sat a course there. On my suggestion he visited the courts but all was quiet.
Thank god.
Anyone interested in spooky airfields check out a series of books by Bruce Barrymore Halfpenny called 'Ghost Stations'.
They will be right up your runway. 👻
I have a old comic book, my father bought it when ge was a teenager, it's called battler Briton, it's made up small comics about ww2 air battles, it had a similar story only it that the ghost pilot flew a sopwith snipe and he would show up whenever there was going to be a luftwaffe attack on the airfield, this video made me remember that book , I would read that book whenever I would get bored studying for exam , because if that my mom tore up some other battler briton books in front me
Battler Briton! Now there's a name from the past!
Your work is just absolutely perfect in every sense of the word
Theory: The famous german soldier we all know and love died. This might be not true but if you look closely you can see a ghost jump into the grave. It’s not one of the tricks but it could be the famous soldier.
It's an Allied graveyard though. German soldiers wouldn't be buried there.
@@GetDougDimmadomed yeah that crushes my theory here a ton
arthur is back for revenge for people calling him unskilled.
Inspired by “The Shepherd” novel the difference is the Shepherd use De Havilland mosquito to guide lost military aircraft from his former base even though he did not use his navigation and strobe lights. Until a Clerk on the airfield told him the former pilot on this base has an operation and did not return.
I quite like the B.E. 2, quite a marvelous looking aircraft.
It was great to see some more mysteries and information about WWII. Keep this up👍
And the first world war
@@mikesschool7094 yes but to me, the first world war was not as interesting as the second one. But if I was able to, I would show you artifacts that I have from the first world war.
Imagine haunting a military base so long that they made a document about you
Really good content!
agreed
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This is the first I've seen of this channel. Excellent voice over and fantastic animation! Well done!
Underrated channel i hope yarnhub fans find this
I've actually been there, great place. They have 3 jets (Gloucester Meteor, de Havilland Sea Viper, Hawker Hunter, and a Panavia Tornado), and all actual production, along with a replica Royal Aircraft Factory B.E.2a (of course), Sopwith Camel, Miles M.2H Hawk Major, and a Supermarine Spitfire MkVb. There's also a Bofors, multiple engines, and an Avro Anson under reconstruction. So if you're ever in Angus, I'd recommend popping by
Love the Ghostbusters and James Bond references.
Another episode? Lucky me!
Wait there is another Yarnhub channel? I AM IN LOVE!!!
This is so awesome and it gave me scary vibe and make me shiver. More of this please
I suddenly found this channel and thought it was a fan made channel but no this is legit great video
(I’m here from the Main channel I did not know there was another channel)
Keep it up Yarnhub upload more spooky stories! 👍
I love how the dog saw the ghost
Oh that's so so clever landing on the golf course ....who's playing on the green Bond and Goldfinger this was excellent all round!
This is my type of spooky it has history to it and a wonderful story about lost loved ones passing on It's just wonderful! :D
Almost the best quality animation second to only mustard
whoa, this was extremely interestng to watch! id love to go to that place one day to meet him. keep up the amazing work you're putting out yarnhub!, we all love you.
Loved this episode cant wait for the next one keep up the great work to all the people working at Yarnhub!
I Stand by you,cause you made me amaze everytime I watched your videos...thank you
What a great video and telling of the story. I sincerely hope Lt Desmond Arthur rests in peace.
I absolutely adore the weird and fantastical stories from history. Keep up the amazing work!
Man, the animation and the effects of the ghost it look amazing!
I do enjoy watching your video.
Very interesting video, Great job!
There is a road in America that is so haunted, that it's not just one entity haunting this road but several, A kid who died by a bridge, a unknown creature, and a Phantom truck
RAF tranwell at Morpeth Northumberland is spooky as hell. They used to call it the crash camp because it didn't have a control tower. They also flew Bothas out of there which was never going to add to anyone's longevity. 72sqdn flew spits out of there and lost a couple of blokes
I really enjoyed that. Thank you 👍
Great videos keep up
Edit: i discovered the music at the background sounded like the titanic soundtrack
Damn this channel is good at animation they should make a full history channel
Never knew you guys had a second channel!!! I subscribed the moment I saw the button red!!!
Love this new channel yarnhub!
I loved the Titanic and James Bond references!
I live really close to Montrose and had no idea about this, really interesting to hear about. Lunan Bay is indeed beautiful, I bet it looks amazing from a plane.