The Last B-29 WWII Bomber DVD

The B-29 Superfortress was one of the largest bombers of World War II. It was designed with state-of-the-art technology, which included a pressurized cabin, dual-wheeled tricycle landing gear, and an analog computer-controlled fire-control system.

The last operational B-29 Superfortress "Fifi" is owned by the Commemorative Air Force which tours the U.S. for the general public to experience history. We will see it on the ground, during flights from Cincinnati Ohio, and fly aboard the aircraft as we ride along the Pacific Coast in California.

This is your chance to see the restored WWII B-29 Superfortress "Fifi" closeup on the ground and in the air. This DVD was filmed in 2013 and the quality of modern video and audio gear enables the viewer to experience the B-29 on an entirely different level.

Highlights include:

• June 2013 B-29 flight from Cincinnati, Ohio with one flight on a Friday morning.
• Two more flights on Saturday morning from Cincinnati, Ohio.
• Three different engine starts, taxi scenes, take-offs, landings and many fly-overs.
• Cameo scenes of a twin-engine C-45 making flights out of Cincinnati.
• Cameo scenes of a P-51 Mustang making flights out of Cincinnati, including a take-off.
• 1944 B&W film footage of a base in China provides informative data on the B-29s.
• Ride aboard B-29 "Fifi" in March 2013 from Burbank California behind the pilot.
• Watch the flight engineer start the engines and enjoy seeing the crew up front.
• Take-off, in-flight scenes and everything else associated with a great flight.

Informative narration does not interfere with great live audio of the B-29.