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?

I have absolutely devoured about half of these episodes already and I must say this man has a talent for painting a picture in one’s head. Vivid details. Great stories, and cool pilot tales. I only wish the episodes were longer! Give me all the cool pilot stories. P.S. request for episode on specific North African campaign missions as I don’t know much!

I fell in love with the podcast after hearing your episode on my No.1 plane; the Hawker Hurricane. I’m happy to hear someone speak of the plane with such great enthusiasm, and respect. (As the plane deserved) Since then, I can’t stop listening, and I’m proud to say that. It’s a amazing podcast, and I mean it!

I love this podcast and listen to it every day!!! I love all the info and how you learn other things about it along the way!

Great information for the casual fan as well as for the more esoteric. Please give a listen and review, and let the creator know how he’s doing, not many podcasts out there for us warbird fans. Thanks, keep ’em coming.

This is a fantastic podcast. The research, info, and presentation are great. Anyone interested in aviation or warfare will enjoy. I’m gonna n my third listen though. I was super excited about to hear new episodes are on the way.

Fantastic oration coupled with intense knowledge. Please keep up the good work

Good stuff but usually not much more than can be found on Wikipedia etc. The show includes a lot of irrelevant info. The B-25 show spent more time on the Doolittle raid than the airplane and the Kingfisher show told me more about Rickenbacker’s life than I needed. Tighten up and it would be a real winner.

Good knowledge of the birds he focuses on. I find myself learning something new every time.

This is an awesome podcast!! I’ve learned a ton about my favorite planes of ww2!

I've never heard a reveiw of the P-40 before, nor the Stirling or Manchester. It's quite nice to hear something about these oft ingnored warbirds told in an intimate and knowledgeable way.