Sound Of Spitfires In Unison | Three WW2 Fighters In Low-Level Formation

Watch three iconic Supermarine Spitfire fighters fly in tight, low-level formation, with no narration—just the awesome sound of three Rolls-Royce aero engines in unison – a Griffon and two Merlins. The first aircraft is a sleek Spitfire Tr.9 (MH367), carrying the distinctive EN520 desert colours of No. 81 Squadron RAF, flown by New Zealand’s top-scoring ace Colin Gray during the North African campaign. The second aircraft is the battle-hardened Spitfire Mk.IX (PV270), decked out in the familiar markings of Alan Deere, the celebrated New Zealand-born ace of the Battle of Britain. The Mk.IX, introduced in mid-1942, significantly boosted Spitfire performance with its Merlin 61 engine, helping turn the tide in the air war over Europe. The third is a powerful Spitfire Mk.XIV (NH799), fitted with the potent Rolls-Royce Griffon engine and wearing a South East Asia Command (SEAC) colour scheme with individual letter “T.” Previously owned by Sir Tim Wallis, founder of The Alpine Fighter Collection at Wanaka in New Zealand, this is the one in which he had a serious accident in 1996, and its return to flight a testament to the restoration teams efforts. With no commentary or voice-over, this video allows you to fully immerse yourself in the sight and sound of these historic warbirds in flight—every engine note, every wingtip whistle, every formation pass—capturing the timeless appeal of the Spitfire for enthusiasts around the globe, regardless of language. If you love classic warbird displays, Spitfire history, or WWII aviation, be sure to watch and share. Subscribe to our channel, Historical Aviation Film Unit, for more vintage combat aircraft in action—each video a tribute to the heroes and machines of the past. ------------ Access Our Exclusive Video Content ------------ Hit the Join button to become a Member of this channel and get access to our exclusive Members-Only video content: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6odimYAtqsr0_7m8p2Dhiw/join ------------ Historical Machines TV : Our Streaming Service ------------ HMTV is our premier advert-free video-on-demand streaming service. For less than the price of a cup of coffee per month you can access our ever-growing catalog of historical machinery videos. Sign up for a FREE Trial at: :http://www.historicalmachines.tv/pages/fuel-to-noise. Get 4 FREE full length doco movies from Historical Machines TV by logging in with your YouTube account using this offer link: https://historicalmachines.tv/yt/197-hmfreeviewoffer -------------------------------------------------- Our on-going mission is to discover, record and preserve the audiovisual history of the machines and owner/operators that we come across, for the benefit of future generations. We hunt out and film all manner of aircraft, military vehicles, vintage cars, trains, boats, big machinery, and basically anything and anyone that interests us, and we hope it interests you too, and that you'll be able to support us in our mission. Military History Channel: http://www.youtube.com@SteelSteamDiesel Classic Autos Channel: http://www.youtube.com@AutoClassicsRacing Our Streaming Channel: https://www.historicalmachines.tv Website: https://www.aviationfilm.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HistoricalAviationFilmUnit/ Merch: https://merch.aviationfilm.com -------------------------------------------------- Copyright © 2025 Historical Aviation Film Unit All Rights Reserved Worldwide. This video material may not be reproduced in any form (except on other websites as an unedited embedded video which links back to to this YouTube master), without the written permission of the Historical Aviation Film Unit. This particularly applies to television broadcasters and other media outlets. #Spitfire #WWII #Warbird #Airshow #FormationFlight #NoNarration #ColinGray #AlanDeere #TimWallis #Aviation