Fighter pilots...warriors of the sky. Jousting on aerial steeds made of steel, speeding through the skies at hundreds, sometimes thousands of miles per hour. Their goal? To get the other guy before he gets them.Includes 7 Episodes:Disc One F-86 Sabre vs. MiG-15 P-38 Lightning vs. Zero Zero vs. F4F WildcatF4F Wildcat vs. ZeroDisc Two F4U Corsair vs. ZeroP-51 Mustang vs. Me-109 P47 Thunderbolt vs. Fw-190
K**N
Great for Air Combat aficiendo's!
Classic W.W. II warplanes shown in flight in all their restored glory. Slightly annoying commentary by Major Paul “Max” Moga. But the flying scenes (with some computer animated air to air combat as well, but not as much as the History Channels "Dogfights" series) more than make up for it. Great to see an actual Mitsubishi Zero going up against a P-38 Lightning, F4U Corsair or Grumman F4F Wildcat. There's also an MiG-15 vs F-86 Sabre episode for jet fans. With the rarity of these warbirds (especially flying examples) I can see why they didn't make more episodes (shame, really) although the military channels website promises more(?). Highly recommended.
A**R
WWII Fighter Planes at Their Best!
Great overview of WWII fighter planes, but I was particularly drawn to this collection because it included one of my all time favorite planes, the P-38 Lightning (an amazingly successful, multi-task airplane that served in the European and Pacific theaters, but an airplane which, for some reason, often gets left out of these collections). I loved both disks.
K**K
Three Stars
Played once!
B**K
For aviation fans everywhere
For aviation fans everywhere , it's just a miracle so many of these vintage warbirds survive to be brought to life in stunning cinematography and put together in a collection like this
D**T
dogfights of history
historical re-creation of famous dogfights. the use of a chase plane helps the viewer get a first-hand look at the dogfight.
Trustpilot
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