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Simply put, there is no place more significant to fly a Mustang than at the Flying Legends Air Show in Duxford, England. The Legends show is a living memorial to all those who gave their all. The Horsemen are humbled by the honor of flying Mustangs off Duxford's hallowed and historic grounds. We dedicate this video to the real Mustang pilots who left the grass of DUX and never came back home.
Brilliant! Thank you Ed, Dan, Jim, and everyone who worked on this video, for again bringing close
something that most of us can only dream of.
Beautiful piece!
Is the music bed courtesy of James Horner?
It's very well chosen.
Jerry
...and thank you for coming over to display for us. A nice film about a historic airfield and the
shots over the coast were worth waiting for.
We look forward to the next time.
Thanks once again for sharing this with us!
This is an awesome way for us to see a part of history for those of us that are not able to be there
with you guy’s.
One of the best! Horner is a lucky man!
Jim, Ed and Dan - Another tremendous episode of "The Horsemen Cometh"!!! This one is very special to
me. I had the pleasure of seeing you guys perform at Flying Legends last year. It was fantastic!!! I
would love to have a DVD of this episode. You really need to consider putting these episodes of The
Horsemen Cometh on DVD for sale in the store. Fantastic guys!!! Keep up the great work.
Good luck this year and great flying!!!
Lance Kuhn
AWESOME!
Great job putting it together Jesse, these videos get better and better each time. Jim, Ed,
OK, 3rd time's a charm, LOL!
Jim, Ed,
Another great video ASB gang! And you released it on my birthday, makes it even more special! That
"fourth horseman" backseater is one lucky dude!!! White cliffs,lighthouses,
Thanks for the kind words everyone... This spot was cut by Justin Shipley... who edits all of our
Horsemen videos. The DP is Steve Purcell... none of these vids would exist with out their great
talents.
Cheers
Shipley.... (the old one)
Another outstanding piece of work, guys! This one is especially timely because two of us are hoping
to cross the pond next year and attend Flying Legends for the very first time.
Just a beautiful video which gave me goosebumps! My Dear Father Paul Murphy flew with RCAF 421
Squadron and flew out of Duxford - in a Spitfire - the white cliffs of Dover were beautiful and I
can just see my Dad flying there by watching this video! WOW! Would love to go to Duxford one day to
see this airshow as it truly is fantastic! Wonderful video and oh so clear, just like being there!
God Bless you all :) kerryann
Another great video,well done everyone,see you at Duxford in July.
Awsome video!! best part was a "yellowjacket"leading the team!!!
Footage over white cliffs is inspired.
Hope you're coming back to Flyimg Legends this year....one of last year's any memorable moments.
GREAT Video,Just like all of the ones you do>
Thank You
Pappy
Incredible video and story of Duxford airfield. Outstanding!
What a great video. I thought I was up there with you. Wish I could fly a mustang!Thank you Ed,Dan
Amazing work!!! This was really my highlight of the FL weekend, beautfil display.
Truly amazing! What a feeling - just like sitting up there in the P51 cockpit.
Best regards from Vasteras Aviation Museum in Sweden!
Tommy Olsson, simulator-instructor on the SAAB J35 Draken, Convair CV440 Metropolitan and the
McDonnell Douglas DC-10.
Pure chills! The scenery and history of the great war birds, and the heroes who flew and maintained
them are captured magnificently in the video!
Wow! You guys constantly amaze... Keep up the great work.
Joe Richardson, MD
Hurry Home Honey
Hello,
WOW Awesome and beautiful video.
The quality of this video is fabulous and the images are so beautiful.
I would like to know if if's possible to buy or to download this video ?
PS: I'm very sorry for my poor English.
A great thank's for all and best regards.
I am USAF retired, and spent 21 years maintaining F-4's, F-16's, F-117's and F-111's. I was also
fortunate enough to spend 2 years as member of the USAF Thhunderbirds. I was born in England, and
in Sept. of 2009 I was able to return to England, with my Mom and brother, for a visit with my
Mother's family. I met relatives that weren't born when I left in 1961. My Uncle Tom took the time
to take me to Duxford for a full day. It was a tremendous experience, and the essence of what I was
feeling as I stood on the hallowed ground was captured by your Duxford video. I experienced
Spitfires and Mustangs performing aerobatics, watched the Vickers Vimy replica fly, and walked
through the original hangars and control tower, and still can't find the words to describe the
experience. Your video did it for me. Thank you!
sincerely,
Gary
Hey Gary... glad you enjoyed... anytime we can make an AF person smile is a good day!
Cheers
Shipley
Wonderful Video! I like the pictures and the way of editing. I am surprised to see my favourite
composer James Horner being a big fan of the Horsemen. :-) Did he write the music for this video?
James Horner has currently composed and recorded some music for the Horsemen in L. A. ... it would
be great if you could produce a CD out of it. The Horsemen could make some money and we could listen
to this music :-))
I flew out of Duxford in 1944-1945 in the P-47 and the P-51.I have returned there for six years
now-gets better each year.Best air show anywhere.
My P-51 was "The Wandering Boy"
Another awesome video! I usually check every day for the next upload, and love every one of them!