Part 1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SQienerwC2Q
NOTE: IF YOU ARE COMING FROM PART 1, START AT TIMECODE 14:28
More than 13,000 men were killed during WWII era flight training. “Learn and Live with Joe Instructor” was an attempt to lower the number of losses, by emphasizing to pilots how to fly safely, and not give into the urge or temptation to hot dog, show off or not pay attention in the sky.
In part 2, a flight instructor visits Pilot Heaven and has a discussion with an angel about a large number of pilots that have died and gone to heaven due to avoidable reasons. The flight instructor and the angel look at several cases of pilots that have died due to their own negligence. These cases include not reporting damages, allowing your instruments to freeze over, not checking flight information like weather, and doing irresponsible things like acrobatics at low altitudes. The film uses humor to convey the central message that pilots and aircraft are needed for war and therefore should not be lost due to negligence and that lives can be saved when you learn.
0:07 an instructor and an angel speaking to the camera, 0:28 a pilot coming in for a hard landing in a P-39 Airacobra, 0:49 pilot climbs out of the cockpit and begins checking the landing gear, 1:36 the pilot walks into an office and speaks with a ranking officer, 2:09 the pilot walking outside and skipping past the operations office, 2:52 a new pilot flying the same damaged plane from earlier, 3:22 the wing rips off and the plane crashes, 3:46 the officer and the angel speaking to a new man, 4:36 the officer walking into the operations office and overseeing work, 5:21 crews taking apart a crashed plane, 5:31 the instructor and the angel speaking, 5:54 a woman singing in a performance, 6:05 back up dancers appear and the audience is shown, 6:37 a frozen over cartoon character in the audience of the show, 6:58 an officer presenting a large carburetor gage, 7:58 the angel speaking to the instructor, 8:38 a pilot receiving instructions from an officer, 9:03 the pilot climbs into a plane and takes off, 9:27 the plane is in the air and encounters bad weather, 10:45 the pilot turns the plane around to the avoid the bad weather, 11:34 a burning plane wreckage, 12:02 a band singing to the camera, 12:35 pilots marching in between planes, 12:56 a young pilot sitting next to his plane, 13:20 the pilot climbs into a biplane and takes off, 13:51 the pilot begins acrobatic flying, 14:24 the pilot begins flying very close to trees, 15:03 the pilot pulls up next to another plane and begins flying tricks around it, 16:17 the pilot begins flying below electrical lines, 16:43 pilot begins chasing a car down a road, 17:05 the pilot begins flying very close to hills, 17:18 the pilot flies over his girlfriend’s house as she watches, 18:27 the pilot crashes into a barn and the plane explodes, 18:45 the instructor and the angel speaking in front of the gates of heaven, 19:48 the instructor descends from heaven, 20:30 the instructor walks up to his plane and begins speaking into the camera, 21:17 pilots in heaven lined up, 21:30 the instructor continues speaking into the camera with summary footage interjected, 24:05 aircraft flying in formation in the air, 24:20 a (model) B-17 Flying Fortress bomber crashes in a forest, 24:41 the instructor keeps speaking to the camera, 24:59 the instructor gets into his plane and takes off, 25:19 “The End: Unless You Fly with Safety”
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