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Andy's Vehicle History Channel
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This is the channel for those of you who are into vehicles and story's in my quickly style whether that be aircraft ground vehicles or watercraft it's all on here from the history of the Spitfire to the Eurostar and every thing in between as i'm a general aviation trainee pilot i'm going to do many videos about the history of aviation i'm also a part time WW2 historian so the channel will be featuring WW2 vehicle story's.
And is the home of 5 Minute ish History - more than just vehicle history.
Who i'm i i'm 28 been into WW2 history since age 14 vehicle nut
( Remember history is made everyday )
Enjoy...
Many thanks for watching.
( My other channel's are Truck Talk Videos & Andy's Life
From A.N.Taylor.Productions 🇬🇧 )
Join AVHC on Facebook just click the link below
And join me on Instagram andysvehiclehistorychannel29
And is the home of 5 Minute ish History - more than just vehicle history.
Who i'm i i'm 28 been into WW2 history since age 14 vehicle nut
( Remember history is made everyday )
Enjoy...
Many thanks for watching.
( My other channel's are Truck Talk Videos & Andy's Life
From A.N.Taylor.Productions 🇬🇧 )
Join AVHC on Facebook just click the link below
And join me on Instagram andysvehiclehistorychannel29
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oldgysgt
(3 minutes ago)
My mechanical drawing instructor in college was a retired Lockheed engineer, (Mr. Gibbs). He had been on the team that converted a Lockheed 14 Electra airliner into a maritime patrol aircraft for the British purchasing commission in 1938.
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WgCdrLuddite
(10 minutes ago)
The Hudson is a much overlooked aircraft, both the RAF and the RAAF had stunning successes with it.
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nickgooderham2389
(18 minutes ago)
The Hudson served with about a dozen squadrons in the RCAF in ww2, mostly with Eastern Air Command (EAC) in the ASW role, flying from bases in Newfoundland and Nova Scotia. It was a Hudson from RCAF 113 squadron that was the first EAC aircraft to sink a submarine when Hudson 625 sank U-754 off the south coast of Nova Scotia on the 31st of July 1942.
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colinbarron4
(27 minutes ago)
The sole airworthy Hudson is at the Temora Aviation Museum in Australia. There is no airworthy Hudson in New Zealand at present but I believe one is being restored to fly. A Hudson was flown from Australia to Strathallan,Scotland in 1973 but that particular Hudson never flew again and is now in the RAF Museum in Hendon. That Hudson was formerly operated by Ad Astra in Australia.
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jamesroseby3823
(32 minutes ago)
You can see the Hudson flying at the aviation museum, Temora, New South Wales, Australia. The South Island of NZ has the only flying restored Avro Anson Mk I flying out of Omaka.
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brianwhiting335
(46 minutes ago)
There was one at Temora air museum in NSW Australia fully restored.
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CHORDMARTIN
(52 minutes ago)
The first RAF aircraft to shoot down a Luftwaffe plane. I believe Mick Fleetwood of Fleetwood Mac mentions this in his biography. It was his father who piloted that Hudson. Please correct me if I'm wrong.
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c150gpilot
(2 hour ago)
The movie Bees in Paradise is free on youtube.
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kellybreen5526
(2 hour ago)
I am sure most of you folks know this, but a RAAF Hudson put up such a spirited fight that Sabiro Sakai recommended the crew for commendation after the war. It was never issued but the name of the crew is known.
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graemebdh2172
(2 hours ago)
I was going to say but Colin Barron beat me to it that there is a flying Hudson at Temora. Hudsons flew with the RAAF.
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matthewmoore5698
(8 hours ago)
Your butler or batman was always called Hudson
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robertmunoz7543
(21 hours ago)
Capt of the clouds?
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ModlyModly
(14 hours ago)
First LF airplane to be destroyed was Dornier Do 18
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terrybrown8539
(22 hours ago)
The pictured airworthy survivor is in Australia.
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nickhanlon9331
(4 hours ago)
My grandfather served with them in WW2. He was patrolling Bass Strait for submarines and saw nothing.
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