Plane Nearly Crashes During Air Show

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  Ihazcheezburgers - 4 hours ago

  like a boss

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  Mr_Tideman - 3 months ago

  The seat cushion has yet to be found.

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  jermzdee - 4 months ago

  dam should be a work record

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  Soup-Sandwich - 6 months ago

  this is certainly a post WWII A-27 aerial striker "panther" modeled in a compound effort by russia and britain, but manufactured in the USA

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  RaymondCoutray - a year ago

  If you listen they call it a Yak

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  you_dont_know_me - 2 years ago

  I'm pretty entertained with the argument on aircraft type here. I was going to get in on it with my own opinion, which was a late model Mk24 Supermarine Spitfire. However, after about 10 seconds of google research, I realized that the canopy is too far forward for a Spitfire. It is in fact a Yak-9d. Not a P-51. The fueselage is wrong, as is the ENTIRE empenage (look it up if you don't know) vertical AND horizontal, and the wing as well. If you know anything at all about circa WWII aircraft, Mustang di

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  luigio94 - 2 years ago

   lots of stunt pilots know EXACTLY how much room they need to pull this maneuver, how far some will go is a different story. this one is particularly dangerous as the height needed can be affected by wind, atmospheric pressure and other simple but dangerous things :D it feels nice to know something about a video for once lol

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  ChadBroChill49 - 2 years ago

  Obviously he meant to do that are you kidding me? That went exactly as planned.

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  hheartbreakkid09 - 3 years ago

   hey i got an idea who gives a shit wut kind of plane it is

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  thewhitemale - 3 years ago

   well it has to be a yak of some kind.. just look at the tail. The P-51 tail is much more pointed and has a flat top, even back to the early P-51B's. Im almost 100% positive its a Yak 3. HerrMurf, it really couldnt be a Yak 9D.. the aircraft's nose in the video is pointing out in front of the leading edge of the wing farther than it would on the 9D model.

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  AZ_Av8or - 3 years ago

   Not all P-51s had the belly scoop, I think only the D's had em. And that is deffinately a Merlin, so P-51 I think?

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    thewhitemale - 3 years ago

    @AZ_Av8orboth the P-51B and the P-51A have belly scoops also.. look it up in google images if you need to ;)

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    scottbarfnett - 2 years ago

    @AZ_Av8orBell aircobra.

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  drivin2005 - 3 years ago

  wtf thats a 56 ford, nope not a P-51 I don't know what it is but the vertical stab is wrong for a P-51 and there is no belly scoop.

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  Vinny295 - 3 years ago

  That!!!: is a 57 chevy

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  HerrMurf - 3 years ago

  Definitely a P51.........NOT: It's a Yak 9D ya toolbox - the tail is wrong and the radiator config is wrong. It's a Russian WWII fighter plane. Listen to the PA during the pass - he even says it a Yak - rebuilt and flying as an FAA experimental!

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    Fresnel149 - 3 years ago

    @HerrMurfDidn't the P51: have a straight back on the rudder?

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    Gaum - 3 years ago

    @HerrMurfat least you know what your talking about, it is a yak not a p51

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  Matt_Pukes - 3 years ago

  That: cockpit is now filled with poop...

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  ilblackfire - 3 years ago

  I used to be a piolet, Defenetly a P-51 Mustang.: The North American Aviation P-51 Mustang was an American long-range single-seat fighter aircraft that entered service with Allied air forces in the middle years of World War II. The P-51 became one of the conflict's most successful and recognizable aircraft.

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    CanuckPlumber - 3 years ago

    @ilblackfireLove the typo...: wtf is a piolet?

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    Gorestain - 3 years ago

    @ilblackfireOnly: after it was modified with a new engine and external fuel tanks did it become one of the most powerful aircraft in WW2

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    Doowoo - 3 years ago

    @ilblackfireYou must be a: SOFA PIOLET :O!

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    Syralkilla - 3 years ago

    @ilblackfireIt's a Yak!!!!: Stop saying P51 and lying about being a pilot! I'm not pilot, but that is not a P51. Looks nothing like a P51!

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    Syralkilla - 3 years ago

    @ilblackfireand you: copied n pasted "The North American Aviation P-51 Mustang was an American long-range single-seat fighter aircraft that entered service with Allied air forces in the middle years of World War II. The P-51 became one of the conflict's most successful and recognizable aircraft.". You know how I know? Because you can't spell 'pilot' or 'definitely' yet you can type an entire paragraph with perfect punctuation and spelling.

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  whatmeworry - 3 years ago

  He wins!: Now, where'd I leave my shovel?

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  tylore - 3 years ago

  its not a yak u moron.. its a p 51 u want to know how i know.. look half way down the fusalage and u wtill hte the 5 point star: a yak is a mid wing aerobatic plane not from world war 2.. sorry

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    SamDera - 3 years ago

    @tyloreP-51?: Are you kidding me?

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    fobyac - 3 years ago

    @tyloreSo: everyfink wiv a 5 pointed star down the fuzelarge is a P51 it is? Jeez you're good....

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    alv99 - 3 years ago

    @tyloreif you listen to the commentary: you'll realise your all gay.

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    TooCrooked - 3 years ago

    @tylorecan't call people gay: when you spell "you're" wrong.

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    ganu29 - 3 years ago

    @tyloreNOT a P-51: Look at the ROUNDED vertical. Definately not a P-51 of ANY model.

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    dugg82 - 3 years ago

    @tyloreProbably a yak: I'm pretty sure the airshow announcer did his home work and meant yak after he said it twice in this clip.

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    Syralkilla - 3 years ago

    @tylore5 point star?: You mean the Russian Red Star by any chance? YAK ITS A YAK STOP SAYING P51!!!

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    haloguy628 - 3 years ago

    @tyloretylore you are the moron: ganu29 already identified the round vertical stabilizer, now look at the wing tips. They are also round. P51 had sqarish wing tips whereas Jak-9 had round. So before you call somebody a moron I suggest scouring the tubes for some pictures and descriptions on said topic. That way you won't put your head up your ass and make yourself a moron.

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  Lostinthewoods65 - 3 years ago

  C&C red alert.: Yak Attack.

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  airshowfansh - 4 years ago

  Video information: I took the video and am disappointed to see it uploaded without my permission, but I will confirm some things about what you are seeing. The aircraft is a Yakolev Yak-9, and while it appears it is a real close call to the ground, I have been told there is a ditch of sorts where the plane bottoms out of the maneuver, so in actuality, he probably cleared the grass by about ten feet. It was taken at Andrews AFB in 2004.

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    regretless - 4 years ago

    @airshowfanshhey airshowfansh: now one really cares if ur dissapointed and if u took the video. and no one cares what plane its uploaded now so deal with it

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    Muggles - 4 years ago

    @airshowfanshPresumably you released it to the internet at some point anyway: Otherwise how would the poster have got hold of it?

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    ShortysPop1 - 4 years ago

    @airshowfanshno one cares fag!: im disapointed the plane didnt crash, what a waste of my time!

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    motoxyz - 3 years ago

    @airshowfansh'disappointed to see it uploaded without my permission': welcome to the internet bitch.

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    erowid - 3 years ago

    @airshowfanshdamn: all you guys are douche bags.. what the hell.

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  davis719 - 2 years ago

  haha: P-51 baby!!!

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    darthamarr - 2 years ago

    @davis719sure it wasnt a yak?: the commentator was talking about the yakolev factory. maybe its related?

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    Atv821 - 4 years ago

    @davis719well,: although I could see where you were coming from with the Yakolev idea, Im pretty sure you can see the air-scoop under the aircraft indicating that it is a P-51 Mustang, manufactured by North American.

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    usmctanker1 - 4 years ago

    @davis719NOT a P-51: its a YAK-9 profile totally different from P-52, tail, wing tips (rounded, not square) cockpit, (frame, not bubble) etc.. know what your talking about before you post, not every allied aircraft with a scoop underneath is a P-51

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    hesmash - 3 years ago

    @davis719hahahah: nerds

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  LinuxTech - 2 years ago

  WOW: I bet he changes his pants after that close call!!

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  Jessdman - 2 years ago

  lol: i can see the snowbirds any time i want, there in my town

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  Miketer1234 - 2 years ago

  the: best planes in the background the canadian snowbirds

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    Metallica_R0b - 2 years ago

    @Miketer1234so true: snowbirds, best stunt plane performers there is!!

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    RaymondCoutray - a year ago

    @Miketer1234snowbird fly them little radio control deelies don't they. silly Canucks

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  kingbif - 2 years ago

  wow: the gape between him and the ground is a big as this comment

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