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Curtiss P-40 Warhawk

Curtiss P-40 Warhawk

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Oct 28, 2026

Gavin WoodsHOST
34:17
And if this is true, it must have flown more than a thousand miles through enemy airspace just to get to China.
Gavin WoodsHOST
34:24
Japanese records confirm there was one American P-40 over Formosa on December 8th, 1942.
Gavin WoodsHOST
34:30
So it's a real thing.
Johnny VaughanHOST
34:32
It's a real thing.
Coy PfaffGUEST
4:15
Yeah.
Coy PfaffGUEST
4:16
So we're going to shoot the six guns on the P-40, of course.
Coy PfaffGUEST
4:19
And someone who's there will get the opportunity to do that.
Coy PfaffGUEST
4:23
We'll pick someone out of the crowd to do it.
Coy PfaffGUEST
8:01
It's awesome.
Coy PfaffGUEST
8:01
Keeps the ticket price a little lower, too.
Bill LundunHOST
8:03
And the cool thing about McCluskey is that they actually are the ones that are loading the machine guns on the P-40, right?
Coy PfaffGUEST
8:13
Yeah, so they're the ones responsible for helping us build those guns and doing all the research, getting them working in the aircraft, all that sort of stuff.
CraigHOST
51:37
The fighter squadron suffered disproportionately.
CraigHOST
51:40
Most of the American Brewster Buffalo fighters and Curtis P-40 fighters were destroyed on the ground.
CraigHOST
51:45
The few American pilots who did manage to become airborne achieved limited successes against the Japanese.
CraigHOST
51:51
A handful of American fighters achieved a few confirmed kills against Japanese aircraft, demonstrating the capabilities of American aircraft when piloted by determined and skilled aviators.
Roger ConnorGUEST
26:22
But anyway, he continues with the 325th alongside his brother through North Africa, and then they deploy to Italy.
Roger ConnorGUEST
26:31
Unfortunately, he's killed in an engagement on Christmas Day of 1943, flying a P-40 Warhawk.
Emily MartinHOST
26:38
William, also known as Bill, Anderson Watkins, was the third of his brothers to die in the war.
Emily MartinHOST
26:45
After that, at least one of his surviving brothers was pulled out of active duty, and his mother, Ruth, was named Air Force Woman of the Year in 1944.
Timothy FergusonNARRATOR
36:00
The Marines also expected to be replaced by the Army units.
Timothy FergusonNARRATOR
36:05
The first small Army contingents to arrive, on 6 August, was a Curtiss Warhawk P-40 air defense fighter squadron and an engineer battalion.
Timothy FergusonNARRATOR
36:15
Upon their arrival, the P-40s were assigned to fly air patrols, which generally kept the Germans away.
Timothy FergusonNARRATOR
36:23
These two units initially reported to General Marston until a senior Army command group arrived later in September.
Timothy FergusonNARRATOR
36:30
To meet the date of the Army's arrival and build facilities for the incoming units, the Marines had to make a maximum effort.

Unknown podcast

The Lockheed P-38 Lightning, Operation Vengeance, and the Admiral Who Died Because He Was Never Late

Oct 21 · 1 Mention

speaker_0UNKNOWN
2:55
That is a long way over open water for a fighter mission in 1943.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
2:59
The P-40 Warhawk didn't have the legs.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
3:02
The Navy's Wildcat didn't either.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
3:03
Grumman's new Hellcat was still months away from widespread deployment.

Unknown podcast

The Vought F4U Corsair, the Bent-Wing Bird the Navy Turned Down, and the Marine Pilots Who Built Its Legend Over the Solomon Islands

Oct 20 · 1 Mention

Tail DraggerHOST
2:19
In level flight, the prototype hit 405 miles per hour.
Tail DraggerHOST
2:23
That was 30 miles an hour faster than the Army's Curtiss P-40 Warhawk.
Tail DraggerHOST
2:27
Faster than anything the Germans or the Japanese were flying at the time.
Tail DraggerHOST
2:31
The Navy ordered production aircraft.

Unknown podcast

The Flying Tigers, Claire Chennault's American Volunteer Group, and the P Forty Tomahawks That Went to War Before America Did

Oct 18 · 4 Mentions

Tail DraggerHOST
7:48
The fight was brief.
Tail DraggerHOST
7:49
The P-40s came in high and fast, exactly as trained.
Tail DraggerHOST
7:53
Three Japanese bombers went down in the first pass, the rest scattered.
Tail DraggerHOST
7:57
Not a single P-40 was lost.
Tail DraggerHOST
8:45
They sent bomber formations at Rangoon regularly, while their ground forces pushed steadily overland.
Tail DraggerHOST
8:51
On one particularly heavy raid in January of 1942, the Japanese sent a force of over 100 aircraft toward Rangoon.
Tail DraggerHOST
8:58
The Hells Angels had roughly a dozen P-40s that could get airborne.
Tail DraggerHOST
9:01
They were joined by a handful of Royal Air Force Hurricanes.

Unknown podcast

Roscoe Turner, the Thompson Trophy, and the Air Racing King Who Flew with a Lion

Oct 17 · 1 Mention

Tail DraggerHOST
12:15
The connection between those races and American fighter development is not discussed enough.
Tail DraggerHOST
12:20
The aerodynamic lessons from the closed-course pylon circuit about drag reduction, about high-speed stability, about engine cooling and propeller efficiency at sustained racing power worked their way into the engineering programs that produced the P-40 Warhawk and eventually the P-51 Mustang.
Tail DraggerHOST
12:36
You can draw a line between the Weddell Williams racers of the early 30s and the aircraft that won the air war over Europe.
Tail DraggerHOST
12:41
That line runs through the men who flew those racing machines past their published limits and brought back information that no government program had yet gone to find.

Unknown podcast

Bob Hoover, the Focke-Wulf He Stole From a German Airfield, and the Greatest Airshow Act in the History of Aviation

Oct 17 · 1 Mention

Tail DraggerHOST
3:03
His flying skills got him into fighters, which was the assignment he wanted.
Tail DraggerHOST
3:07
He trained on the Curtiss P-40 Warhawk, worth taking a moment to say what the P-40 was in the context of that war.
Tail DraggerHOST
3:13
It was not the most advanced American fighter.
Tail DraggerHOST
3:15
The Germans and Japanese had designs that outperformed it at altitude, but it was rugged, it was available, and it was what you flew if you flew what you were handed.

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