Edited sentence: Garrison had his personal P-51 that would be used in the series to cut costs.He had been drawn to the project by his friend Robert Lansing.Much of the filming was carried out on the Chino Airport, east of Los Angeles, fast becoming a haven for World War enthusiasts who flew their restored aircraft from its runways.P-51s, P-47s, P-38s, Corsairs, B-26s and F6Fs could be found roosting here, along with a vintage B-17 Flying Fortress, used in 12 O'Clock High.The 1966 segments had ex-RCAF pilot Lynn Garrison coordinating the aerial footage.This belonged to Ed Maloney's Air Museum