Highlights Of Farnborough 1951 (1951)

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Farnborough highlights 1951, Produced for Shell. Director : Peter De Normanville, Camera : Sidney Beadle. Music : Franz Reizenstein.
Aerial shot of planes on the ground at Farnborough. Air to air shots of the G.A.L. 60 with new bogey undercarriage, the Air Speed Ambassador, Vickers Viscount 700. The Private Venture Ground Attack Fighter takes off. Distant shot of it doing aerobatics. VG air to air shots. Four De Havilland Vampires fly in tight formation. A De Havilland Venom takes off showing after burn. The new De Havilland Ceda (?) air to air shots, and the Vickers Super Marine 535 successor the Swift fighter. The Avon engine Hawker 10.67 seen flying low level at high speed to create a "storm of rain" around the wings. Vickers Super Marine 508 takes off. PR3 takes off, the Canberra with Armstrong Sidley engines air to air shots.
The SA4 Bomber taxi's on the runway, takes off and flies past. Vickers Valiant taxi's and takes off and flies past. Air to air shots and landing. The Delta Wing high speed research plane Bolton 4P111 vg shots of plane in flight with parachute break landing. Avro 70 7A air to air. The 70 7B takes off and although a Delta wing flies low over the airfield with the aid of "dive brakes". Air to air shots and landing.
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12 апр 2014

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@mfk1673 Год назад

My dad used to stress to me, 'look forward, not back'! But, somehow these days, I just can't stop looking back! Sorry, dad!

@mauriciocastro7505 8 лет назад

It's amazing to see the Hawker Hunter first flight in 1951, and the last retired from military service in 2014.

@johnodonohoe7602 4 года назад

wonderful music and love the early fighter designs all graceful curves

@missasinenomine 11 месяцев назад

AWFUL music!!!

@braised44 Год назад

British aircraft designers came up with some interesting models!

@andrewhorsman3926 Год назад

So many marquees. I was there.

@jockiron 4 года назад

The old Vickers Viscounts were flying us up to Sumburgh into the 1990's

@andrewhorsman3926 Год назад

I was there, saw them all. So privileged,. All I see now are F16, f22 and f35s

@drewlawrence696 Год назад

Nice to see the Avro 707 A/B variants. The test-aircraft which were instrumental in the development of the Avro 698 AKA the VULCAN :)

@britishpathe Год назад

Thanks for the info, Drew!

@dufus7396 Год назад

The Vickers Valiant..although not a really a Delta or Cresent wing was actually a significqnt development of the conventional.

@GHOST5663 23 дня назад

Great video. Aircraft before my time but I recognise the manufacturers and the next generations of model. Shame the Pathe music means the engine sound is muted. It would have been great to hear those prototypes.

@Eric-kn4yn 3 месяца назад

Many cars there surprising

@Lbm414.Oleg.Kuznetsov. 7 месяцев назад

Very sad to see what has become of Britain and its aircraft/engineering prowess since this was filmed 😢

@Eric-kn4yn 3 месяца назад

Prototype valiant

@a.m11558 2 года назад

One of my American mates had an argument with my about the pronunciation. It’s bloody Fahn-brah i tell him

@MikeSowsun 10 месяцев назад

2:12 “Zurabatic Cartwheel”

@abduljabar8445 9 месяцев назад

He's a great pilot!

@hadial-saadoon2114 4 месяца назад

Brabazon in the background.

@allandavis8201 Год назад

Weren’t we bloody good at designing and building aircraft, or should I say we were bloody good at a lot of things back then. It makes me very sad 😢, angry 😡 and bemused that our government let the British aviation industry go to the wall, political intervention was needed but political considerations meant buying military equipment and lots of other things from abroad, and it also makes me very proud knowing that we have, and will again, built the best aircraft in the world, despite our political masters screwing it all up.

@soaruk3697 Год назад

Weren't any bloody good at selling the things though or designing to a price point to make profits.....

@allandavis8201 Год назад

@@soaruk3697 , so very very true sadly, just part of the reasons for the industry almost disappearing.

@jameswebb4593 11 месяцев назад

The Birtish governments has sent the whole country to the wall

@seltaeb9691 2 года назад

Some of these planes just seem so wacky, something Howard Hughes would construct.

@nicks4934 Год назад

‘Turbins’ 😂

@missasinenomine 11 месяцев назад

Ghastly discordant music!

@dreamdiction 2 года назад

And they threw it all away for absurdly expensive rubbish like the Eurofighter which is either too big for some tasks and too small for other tasks.

@steveashforth5097 Год назад

Who are "they"? And what did they "throw away"? I'd hardly call the Eurofighter "rubbish".

@dreamdiction Год назад

@@steveashforth5097 THEY are the globalists who throw away the strategic independence of all European countries as a step towards dissolving all nations into their borderless world run as a single administrative unit of collectivized global feudalism under a one world government. Under the 30 years of European Joint Defence Procurement Agreements, the Royal Navy is dependent on spare parts which are only made outside Britain, this is why more than half the Royal Navy vessels are rafted up in dock waiting for spare parts from foreign countries who effectively control our Navy. The same applies to the Royal Air Force and British Atomic Energy, the operation and maintenance of all Britain's nuclear power generators (civilian and military) also depend on parts which are only made outside Britain under the "Euratom" agreements. This is how global imperialists predators have used the EU to colonizing Britain with the full assistance of successive UK governments which the British people foolishly kept on voting for because we were asleep at the wheel for far too long.

@steveashforth5097 Год назад

@@dreamdiction Wow! And here's me thinking it was Duncan Sandys' white paper of 1957 that destroyed the British aerospace industry.

@dreamdiction Год назад

@@steveashforth5097 The 1957 white paper you refer to probably emerged as part of the "Treaty of Rome" signed on 25th March 1957 which is considered as the foundation act of the European Community. The globalist plan to abolish the nation state is far older. Arnold Toynbee was a close colleague of Lord Milner within the inside circle who put Britain into the Boer War and World War One (Arnold Toynbee is also grandfather of TV personality Poly Toynbee). Toynbee said at the Scientific Study of International Relations at Copenhagen in June 1931, (published in INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS, December 1931): "We are at present working discreetly but with all our might, to wrest this mysterious force called 'sovereignty' out of the clutches of the local national states of our world. And all the time we are denying with our lips what we are doing with our hands, because to impugn the sovereignty of the local national states of the world is still a heresy for which a statesman or a publicist can be, perhaps not quite burnt at the stake, but certainly ostracized and discredited."

@steveashforth5097 Год назад

@@dreamdiction Lol! Can I assume you believe the earth is flat too?

@manuwilson4695 Год назад

The most pathetic musical soundtrack I've EVER heard in an aircraft documentary. 🙄

@missasinenomine 11 месяцев назад

Not pathetic. AWFUL!!

@manuwilson4695 11 месяцев назад

@missasinenomine Ghastly, isn't it?...certainly not an appropriate choice for a Farnborough documentary! Those screeching violins 🎻 belong in a 1920s horror movie 🎬