I should be studying for school but learning on how the spitfire works seems important

Fascinating,  I'm so grateful these films exist.

Such a big respect for ww2 veterans. No lock on missiles, no night vision, no fancy computer, no barriers when landing on an aircraft carrier, damn respect

Preserving these sorts of things and making them generally available to the public is what the Internet and the web were created for.  I try to remind myself of that when I'm surrounded by its bad effects on the world.  Thank you do much for uploading this wonderful video.

Irreplaceable historic film gives a great insight to how the Spitfire was maintained and a great insight to the “inside “ of the aircraft, I wonder if she made it back after the battle of Brittan?

What a priceless documentary.  Thanks for posting!

Love the hangover over remark. Going to have to get me some oxygen!

Priceless,!! Respect to all of them god bless.🇬🇧

This film is gold! Doesnt have the much love it deserves.

I'm reading Spitfire Pilot, the personal diary of David Crook. He was in 609 squadron. Nice how this pops up in my suggestion feed

I learnt a lot from this, thank you!

The 1 bit of info that was not told is that the ammunition belts were 9 yards long, each. During the Battle of Britton and when pilots had returned to the Aerodrome from a scuffle, they were asked by the ground grew, "Well, how'd it go?" The Pilot's reply sometimes was, "It took the Whole 9 Yards", having expended the entire compliment of ammunition.

I love watching things like this the spitfire is my favourite aircraft🍺

Brilliant video for us scale modellers!

Great almost like being in the cockpit with dave

we need more proper documentarys like this.

Very good but too short. There has to be more.

This is amazing, thanks for posting

great video..and most of these Men..were barely out of their teens..a far better generation than today's..and such a beautiful machine..

Excellent video well done 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧