RE: Steel birds. The main planes-fighters of WW II. -Part II (ENG\RUS) (featuring @burmik123 as author)

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Steel birds. The main planes-fighters of WW II. -Part II (ENG\RUS) (featuring @burmik123 as author)

in planes •  8 years ago 

The local airfield that my folks flew out of had a P51-D that was privately owned/restored. It always amazed me just how big these planes were. Monsters indeed! The pilot also mentioned they were a handful. From needing two feet on the rudder during crosswind landings to not being able to see anything in front of you while taxiing.

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      ·  8 years ago 

    Thanks, interesting. I did not see P-51 by my own eyes, but our la-5 and Yak-9 i saw. And it is very cool to see them in live.

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