F4U-Corsair Training Film

Turns out, 5-cylinder Moki Radial engine power in slow-mo sounds just like the real deal! Check out this giant scale RC F4U-5 Corsair flown by Barry Raborn. It not only presents perfectly in slow-mo, but it sounds incredible! No tricks, no treatments, just pure video and audio slowed down by 50%. Sound up for this one, it's awesome! 😎 #aviationlovers #thercgeek #aviation #scalemodels #awesome #aeroplanes #slowmotion #Flyday #rcplane #scalemodel #rcplanes #avgeek #scalemodelling #aeroplane #inst

The legendary F4U Corsair comes alive as its massive Pratt & Whitney R-2800 radial engine starts up — pure WWII aviation history, raw power, and mechanical soul in one moment. Turn the sound on 🔊 #F4UCorsair #RadialEngine #Warbirds #AviationHistory #EngineStart | Warbirds

Our Corsair was manufactured by Goodyear in April of 1945. The aircraft was delivered to Marine Squadron VMF-115, part of Marine Air Group 12, at Moret Field near Zamboanga on Mindanao (Philippines). From June 7th to August 29th, 1945, our aircraft took part in more than 30 combat missions, performing bombing runs, napalm strikes, and rocket attacks. After the war, the plane served in a variety of training roles across the United States before being sold into private hands. At one point, it flew