28 Replies to “Fighter Squadron 1948 DVDRip x264”

  1. Great movie! Rock Hudson appears several times in the background of this movie but has no speaking part and he is not listed in the credits. Probably his first movie.

  2. The phrase “you never leave your wingman” comes to mind, along with “pull that stunt again and you won’t get a job flying rubber dog 🐩 poo 💩 out of Hong Kong” perhaps Harden should be busted down to Lt JG, or even posted to a liaison position with the free French airforce.

  3. there is one shitty scene in the film where they show a German pilot shooting at a Parachute, not a thing sorry. The Luftwaffe had a code of the air.

  4. About the drop tanks, did they not need them to get to Berlin and back? could they use the tanks first so thet they would be empty or nearly so by the time they got there?

  5. WW 2 stock footage…. Used to cobble together a low budget movie to justify war all the time…. In the U.S. we don’t know how to be a country without an enemy. Now that we have no enemy…. We are at war with ourselves.

  6. I still get peeved when Hollywood war movies use American equipment to depict German equipment. This movie is using P-51Ds to stand in for Bf-109F's and Bf-109G's. Okay, I know that surplus Bf-109s are pretty scarce but I'd rather see scale models being used, as the Japanese film-makers did instead of incorrect fighter planes. This is as bad as the movie, "Battle of the Bulge", using American tanks to depict Tiger I tanks. The 1958 Korean War movie, "The Hunters", used F-94 Thunderstreaks to depict MiG-15 Soviet-built fighter jets. Groan.

  7. These bubble canopy 47's were mid 1944; we'd achieved air superiority. Do your own research; read about the Razorback 47's which did all the heavy work till spring 44 when the first P51's (B's and C's) were available. At 14:17 that is a Zero going down. Apart from over dramatization, too many of these war pics used Mustangs dressed up as Me 109's.

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