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World of Warbirds

Bryan Pearce
World War II
P-47 Thunderbolt
Luftwaffe
Korean War
Vietnam War
S-3 Viking
Soviet Union
Hawker Hurricane
Flying Tigers
Curtiss P-40 Warhawk
Douglas a-1 Skyraider
US Navy
Me 163 Komet
Grumman S2 Tracker
F4U Corsair
Turbo Compounding
P-43 Lancer
Grumman F6F Hellcat
B-17
Battle Of Britain

Each episode delivers a deep-dive engineering and operational analysis of a single aircraft. Go beyond mainstream history to discover how these legendary warbirds were designed, built, and modified for the crucible of combat. From legendary fighters and heavy bombers to overlooked cutting-edge prototypes, we cross-reference official military logs, design development records, and pilot memoirs to s... more

PublishesTwice monthlyEpisodes147Founded6 years ago
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She was an update to the H6K Mavis and perhaps the best flying boat of the war. She participated in the SECOND Pearl Harbour attack (Yes! There was!) and also got into a sumo-type dogfight with a Consolidated PB4Y-2 Privateer.

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Born of a naval treaty loophole that traded airfields for flying boats, the Kawanishi H6K "Mavis" became the eyes of the Imperial Japanese Navy across the vast Pacific. In this episode, I explore how this massive four-engine monoplane—inspired by Bri... more

It was underpowered, it was slow, it was a claustrophobic nightmare to fly, but it sure could crack open a Panzer! Let's learn about this Luftwaffe weirdo!

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Recent Guests

Jenny Chan
Historian
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Episode: The Hump!
Quin Cho
CBI scholar
Quin Cho
Episode: The Hump!
Rainy Horvath
Author
Author of Competing Empires in Burma
Episode: The Hump!
James "Stocky" Edwards
Highly decorated Royal Canadian Air Force pilot, known for his service during World War II
Royal Canadian Air Force
Episode: Curtiss P-40 Warhawk
Robert Sternfels
B-24 pilot who participated in the Ploesti oil field raid
US Army Air Forces
Episode: Consolidated B-24 Liberator! Part II
Tanner Dawes
Listener who collaborated on the story of her relative's wartime experiences
Episode: B-17 Part 4 - "Punchboard" (Bonus)

Host

Brian Pearce
Host and narrator who brings extensive knowledge about warbirds and their histories to each episode, often weaving personal anecdotes and expert insights throughout the narratives.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 645 ratings
  • I’m also Canadian

    Do the DO 217 and the HE 129 with a 75 mm gun bolted on the bottom and HE 123 and ME 410 I love the BF 110 PS do you play war thunder

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Morgan.warthundr
    Canada4 months ago
  • Intruder

    Please make a episode about the a-6 intruder

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    F4. Gamer 14.
    United States9 months ago
  • A-6

    Please make 3 episode about the a-6 intruder

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    macmomma1
    United Statesa year ago
  • Great podcast

    God but I wish it would also do jet planes as well but amazing anyway

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    David Thomas240
    Australiaa year ago
  • WOWB

    Five star podcast, enjoy listening to. Please consider doing handley page harrow or avro lincoln, i love british bombers! Also, can you do more Japanese planes?

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Planegu7015
    United Statesa year ago

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The community seems supportive, with requests for specific topics and many suggesting it as an excellent resource for learning about aviation history.
Many express excitement about the featured aircraft and the host's ability to bring historical accounts to life, often mentioning a desire for even more episodes.
Listeners appreciate the detailed research and the engaging storytelling style, noting that it feels both informative and entertaining.

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You had Questions! Here are the Answers!
Q: If contra-rotating props were known at the time, why were they not used often?
While they have advantages such as increased efficiency, contra-rotating propellers were not commonly used due to their complexity, maintenance challenges, and increased training requirements for pilots.
You had Questions! Here are the Answers!
Q: What is the main difference between a cannon and a machine gun?
The main difference is that a machine gun fires solid bullets, and a cannon shoots explosive shells.
Grumman F7F Tigercat: Bigger is Better?
Q: What feedback are you looking for from the listeners regarding expanding the podcast's focus?
I'm seeking listener opinions on whether to expand the podcast's focus beyond piston-driven World War II aircraft to include jet aircraft.

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Focused on exploring military aircraft from the World Wars, episodes cover the design, operational roles, and historical significance of various warbirds. The host provides insightful narratives that often feature personal anecdotes, pilot stories, and detailed accounts of specific aircraft's technologies and missions. Unique elements include an emphasis on lesser-known planes alongside more famous ones, and an approachable yet informative presentation that caters to both aviation enthusiasts and casual listeners alike.

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