Let Me Hear Your Guns Boy!!

[Jack Cook]

Capt Wild Bill Kelso or just some lucky guy in Buffalo, NY circa 1942.

[mustangdriver]

That is an awesome shot. I love those night shots like that

[Warbird Kid]

This picture was taken by somebody?!


Would be interesting to be that guy!

[JDK]

This picture was taken by somebody?!

Smart guy with a looong cable release, or trusting/dumb guy behind the viewfinder.

[Malo83]

There's a night shot of a Black Widow synching it's guns out there somewhere that's pretty awesome

[The Inspector]

I love the one of the B-25 in the butts @ night firing all 8 in the nose, 4 pack guns and the top twin .50's for a total of 14 firing forward "HEY! catch this"

[flyingheritage]

Mod edit. JDK.

FH - You have a PM inbound.

[Rogue]

Somewhere there is the same shot from a different angle.

[davidbray]

I love shots like this. A while back I saw the one that someone mentioned of the P-61. But that was on my old computer and I can't find it now.

[Robbie Stuart]

Here ya go this one has sound.......................This is a little something that my boss, & some other fellows found at the bottom of a hole.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-p8h43TRXwk

Robbie

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[Jack Cook]

http://warbirdinformationexchange.org/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=18914&highlight=man+smiling

[Rob Mears]

I'd love to see a 1-hour DVD where each of the most popular warbirds from WWII have their weaponry installed and ground tested. Imagine a forensic quality, HD video/audio production that allowed you to experience the differences in power, rate of fire, and general destructiveness of each setup. Planes with dissimilar armament like the P-38 and the Bf-109 would be great a great study I think, as would some of the rarer German, Japanese, and Russian armament. It'd be great to finally get a sense of exactly what the pilots had a hold of when they pulled their trigger on the enemy.

[Django]

Anyone have the P-61 photo??

[Tim L]

I'd love to see a 1-hour DVD where each of the most popular warbirds from WWII have their weaponry installed and ground tested. Imagine a forensic quality, HD video/audio production that allowed you to experience the differences in power, rate of fire, and general destructiveness of each setup. Planes with dissimilar armament like the P-38 and the Bf-109 would be great a great study I think, as would some of the rarer German, Japanese, and Russian armament. It'd be great to finally get a sense of exactly what the pilots had a hold of when they pulled their trigger on the enemy.

GREAT IDEA!! I would definitely buy one. Even better, include the sights and sounds from the cockpit.

Tim