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Sep 15, 2026

Shannon GHOST
1:20
And, you know, we...
Shannon GHOST
1:21
I think we really bonded at AEF and, and, uh, Winter Warbirds and things like that.
Shannon GHOST
1:25
So, uh, just glad to have, uh, you know, make a new friend.
Shannon GHOST
1:29
Uh, and we had...

16 MINS LATER

Phil TallmanGUEST
17:57
And then I come over to, to Phoenix and went to, uh, an, was it a...
Phil TallmanGUEST
18:02
Yeah, it was another warbird event at Sun Valley.
MichaelHOST
18:04
Yeah, Winter Warbirds.
MichaelHOST
18:05
Yeah.
Sarah StaudtHOST
24:22
the same time.
Bill SnodgrassGUEST
24:23
However, in the Part 22 rule, So the majority of the modernization of air weather certificates was specifically for light sport, but they made changes to the Warbird certificates as well as spacecraft.
Bill SnodgrassGUEST
24:37
Spacecraft have no jurisdiction except under NASA.
Bill SnodgrassGUEST
24:41
And so the FAA needed to figure out all these different types of spacecraft that are flying around.
Sean StarkerHOST
1:19
Three stops, one flight line, we're cleared direct for some great segments.
Sean StarkerHOST
1:27
[plane roaring] Somewhere in the middle of a field, there's a kid on his tiptoes straining to see over a fence line, watching a Warbird taxi by.
Sean StarkerHOST
1:35
Give him 20 years and he might be flying one.
Sean StarkerHOST
1:37
Give him 30 and, well, who knows what can happen? Today, we're tracing one straight line from a kid looking up at an airplane in a grocery store parking lot to a scholarship, to a career.
RobertHOST
86:19
...
RobertHOST
86:19
Warbird.
PaulHOST
86:20
Warbird.
RobertHOST
86:21
By, uh, Derek Kolstad-
PaulHOST
86:23
Dude
RobertHOST
88:06
So-
PaulHOST
88:06
So this is John Wick-
RobertHOST
88:07
... of course I'm gonna pick up Warbird
Bradley RogersHOST
22:05
I think other than that, it's the proximity of the venue to everything is that bit closer.
Bradley RogersHOST
22:12
So, you know, to be able to get topside after topside of Spitfires, you know, Spitfires on the deck, Spitfires in the sky, you know, it's everything you kind of want, really.
Bradley RogersHOST
22:21
So it's unrivaled for Warbirds, really.
Bradley RogersHOST
22:24
It really is.
Bradley RogersHOST
22:24
Warbirds on jets now.
Dave LockwoodHOST
22:26
Yeah.
Dave LockwoodHOST
22:27
Well, yeah.
Aaron TippinGUEST
35:22
I love fly Bearcat.
Hal BryanHOST
35:23
So I think what we need to do then is we need to look at your current tour and then map the locations and then import lists of Warbird owners and see how things line
Chris HenryHOST
35:35
up.
Hal BryanHOST
35:37
I just envision you, you know, guitar on your back, getting on the bus, going town to town and, you know, a new type rating during the week and then a concert on the weekend.
Jimmy ChaosHOST
8:19
was just about to ask, what's your favorite fixed wing, rotor wing, and then warbird?
JuiceboxGUEST
8:28
Okay, so fixed wing, obviously, the Viper.
JuiceboxGUEST
8:32
Warbird, the P-51, because every time I stop it, I just go head over heels.
JuiceboxGUEST
8:42
Literally and figuratively?
ScudHOST
8:44
Easy on the brakes.

1 HR 9 MINS LATER

Jimmy ChaosHOST
77:38
Actually, so I have a follow-up question real quick.
Jimmy ChaosHOST
77:41
I meant to ask this earlier.
Jimmy ChaosHOST
77:43
So a big part of DCS that we absolutely love and admire is Warbirds.
Steve BussHOST
1:01
So after the war, after decades of civilian use, the airplane came back to the States and underwent a seven-year restoration back to the way it was in 1942 in its wartime configuration.
Steve BussHOST
1:13
It flew for the first time earlier this summer and just a few weeks ago was named the World War II Grand Champion Warbird at EIA AirVenture Oshkosh.
Steve BussHOST
1:22
And Rob Collings from the Collings Foundation is joining us tonight, and we're going to dive into the story of this very historic airplane.
Steve BussHOST
1:30
Rob, great to have you with us tonight.

47 MINS LATER

Rob CollingsGUEST
48:10
We did.
Rob CollingsGUEST
48:10
It was a huge relief to taxi in because for everyone who was up there on Sunday, they know the smoky conditions.
Rob CollingsGUEST
48:18
So it was not the Warbird arrival.
Rob CollingsGUEST
48:22
Having done it many times, it's normally very smooth.
PiperGUEST
60:16
not know?
RonHOST
60:17
Anyway, we have, now we're not going to be going to this one, but the Street or Fall Scramble Warbirds and Classics is coming up September 10th through 12th.
RonHOST
60:27
in Streeter, Illinois.
RonHOST
60:29
That's a good event, but things just are not lining up this year for me to be able to go.
RonHOST
62:00
No, I don't plan on that either.
RonHOST
62:02
That would be weird.
RonHOST
62:05
And then the most important one that we have to talk about really quick is the Illini Warbirds and Classics coming up September 24th through 26th.
RonHOST
62:14
This is being held, obviously, at Eli Field.
Tail DraggerHOST
10:24
Today there are a handful of flyable P-47s left.
Tail DraggerHOST
10:28
Finding one at Oshkosh or at one of the Warbird shows is still possible, though the numbers get smaller every decade.
Tail DraggerHOST
10:33
When you hear that R-2800 turnover and fire when all 18 cylinders catch, and that deep rolling roar builds, you understand something about why the men who flew these airplanes felt the way they did about them.
Tail DraggerHOST
10:44
There's a weight to it, a presence.

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