The GREATEST Dogfighters | F-16C Viper Vs F-14B Tomcat DOGFIGHT | Digital Combat Simulator | DCS |

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  • Опубліковано 15 жов 2024
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  • @GrowlingSidewinder
    @GrowlingSidewinder  Рік тому +15

    Check out the Store: growling-sidewinder.creator-spring.com/
    If you have ideas for future videos please comment them below and maybe I can put them in the pipeline for future videos. Thank you for watching and I'll see you in the next one. Much Love.

    • @steve390gold
      @steve390gold Рік тому +2

      F15 STOL-MTD vs F22 like you did a few years back, but use differential thrust in the f15 to see if you can stay in the fight longer.

    • @wackswax8423
      @wackswax8423 Рік тому +1

      What about streaming ? Also do something Wild Weasley

  • @grimgamer24
    @grimgamer24 Рік тому +146

    That was a neat dodge of the Fox-2 at 8:56 from the F-16. Great flying to both of you

  • @aleksanderginter
    @aleksanderginter Рік тому +333

    I've been following the channel for some time now and very rarely comment on videos, but this one is something more.
    Awesome segment about the past and great hints what is going on during the dogfight, definitely easies up the entry level knowledge, the area I remember struggling myself the most with at the beginning. You lifted up the quality to the whole new level, and I sincerely hope it will become a new standard. Stellar job GS, thank you!

    • @GrowlingSidewinder
      @GrowlingSidewinder  Рік тому +60

      Thank you for the comment and feedback brother. I really appreciate it and will continue to do this sort of thing whenever possible in the future.

    • @shiftgood
      @shiftgood Рік тому +5

      @@GrowlingSidewinder Yeah I just scrolled down to say this was a next level video - and its already the top comment. Something about how you called out strategies in advance, critiqued his moves etc made it feel like dogfighting school... more so than usual... Nice work.

    • @samwinsyoulose
      @samwinsyoulose Рік тому +9

      Glad to see that I'm not the only person who noticed the whole other level of effort that's been put into this video. It was refreshing to see the combination of a lot of different styles and techniques I've seen GS implement in past dogfighting videos, but never have they all been implemented at once into one video! This video definitely had a whole other level of effort put into it and it hasn't gone by unnoticed. Good stuff GS, we'd love to see more videos like this, but we also understand how much more work it takes to make ;)

  • @judeackland-patel6646
    @judeackland-patel6646 Рік тому +279

    Love the intro, you do the documentry style really well. Honestly if I had to explain to someone what a dogfighting was, how complicated it is and how beautiful and aggressive the flying is, this video would be how I did it. An awesome demonstration of everything that makes dogfighting great, Thankyou GS

    • @GrowlingSidewinder
      @GrowlingSidewinder  Рік тому +36

      Thank you very much very grateful for that awesome feedback. Much love man.

    • @dct124
      @dct124 Рік тому +2

      @@GrowlingSidewinder can you try getting those F-14 Glove Veins into DCS

    • @barbaros99
      @barbaros99 Рік тому +2

      Also really appreciate the breakdown of the two combatants at the beginning.

    • @andrewrengel
      @andrewrengel Рік тому +2

      Couldn't agree more! Was a nice change of pace and set the tone for the battle

  • @tex821
    @tex821 Рік тому +489

    we need a F14D in DCS

    • @diegodollarhide6663
      @diegodollarhide6663 Рік тому +77

      Agreed, unfortunately I don’t think they’ll do it until all of the classified data becomes publicly available.

    • @aaronliddell4280
      @aaronliddell4280 Рік тому

      🙌

    • @aaronliddell4280
      @aaronliddell4280 Рік тому +40

      @@diegodollarhide6663 why is anything still classified on an airframe that was retired 20 years ago?

    • @ljessecusterl
      @ljessecusterl Рік тому +75

      @@aaronliddell4280 Because of Iran still flying them. Same reason all airframes not sitting in museums were shredded.

    • @steve390gold
      @steve390gold Рік тому +17

      @@ljessecusterl and those in the museums had their wing boxes cut. Pure titanium wing box. The equipment needed to reweld Ti was also destroyed....

  • @chrismaverick9828
    @chrismaverick9828 Рік тому +48

    Fighting against the Viper really shows how strong the momentary nose-on pull for the -14 can be. It's like it just has that little bit extra to spare so long as you're not already using it and are ready to take the shot.

  • @Ilke2gofst
    @Ilke2gofst Рік тому +47

    Great intro GS. Love the additional info you gave, clear and concise.

  • @ChromaDragon
    @ChromaDragon Рік тому +47

    That close quarters fight after 9:40 or so with the F-16 was fucking incredible. Managing to keep control despite throwing all kinds of angles in the F-14 can't have been easy. Flying the bloody thing like it was a Flanker, and nearly succeeding!

  • @brandonmckibben1164
    @brandonmckibben1164 Рік тому +24

    I'd love to watch a video where you explain some of the different types of dog fighting maneuvers and strategies, maybe adding which aircraft typically excel at each one. Great video here with the context on each aircraft before, love it!

  • @GooseOfYork
    @GooseOfYork Рік тому +25

    Logging in to see a GS video posted 15 seconds ago is the best feeling. Love ya Growling, stay sharp up there

  • @darkphoenix2
    @darkphoenix2 Рік тому +14

    0:57 this shot of the F-16 flying is so beautiful

  • @shelby2561
    @shelby2561 Рік тому +5

    Thanks for circling the bandit in red. It makes the video much more interesting when we can actually see the other guy. Appreciate it. 👍

  • @flightfun5950
    @flightfun5950 Рік тому +9

    Round 2 is one of the craziest dogfights I've ever seen, flown so close together. Respect !! to both of the pilots

  • @lhiannonshee
    @lhiannonshee Рік тому +2

    Adding a bit of history and context at the beginning was dope, man. Great vid.

  • @songjunejohnlee2113
    @songjunejohnlee2113 Рік тому +20

    This channel is so good! Bringing to life the jet v jet matchups we could only dream about before

  • @rj5529
    @rj5529 Рік тому +8

    I love how the f-14 rattleslike a bag a spanners lol

  • @skyhorseprice6591
    @skyhorseprice6591 Рік тому +7

    That 2nd fight, even though the Viper ultimately won, was a textbook of beautiful defensive flying on your part, and beautiful offensive flying on the Viper's part. Stuff like this is why I love your content, GS; there is always a rich opportunity to learn more about BFM, ACM, and all forms of aerial combat. The deadly geometry, the sky dance, is also something I find beautiful in the extreme.

  • @xipozz
    @xipozz Рік тому +1

    "I don't need to outrate him, I just need my sidewinder to find him" - Badass quote

  • @ilia0wolfskin
    @ilia0wolfskin Рік тому +4

    Loved the detailed commentary on the first round. I don't play DCS, yet. but I enjoy discovering more about dogfighting and BVR tactics. I've been able to implement them in other games and it has paid off.

  • @jedibusiness789
    @jedibusiness789 Рік тому +4

    “I don’t need to out rate him, just need my sidewinder to find him”
    My chuckle for the day.

  • @barefootrenegade3949
    @barefootrenegade3949 Рік тому +3

    When I was in Air Force JROTC (and before I had to get glasses), I *desperately* wanted to be an F-16 pilot. Outdated as the aircraft is, it still holds a special place in my heart.
    Love the content, my dude. I fly vicariously through you now.

  • @jameshisself9324
    @jameshisself9324 Рік тому +2

    10:40 "After you sir"
    "No you first"
    "No you first"
    That was an epic dance

  • @GoofyChristoffer
    @GoofyChristoffer Рік тому +6

    Even without the awesome history lesson at the start, the level and quality of the live commentary on this video was next level! Thank you!

  • @LogicWarrior1474
    @LogicWarrior1474 Рік тому +1

    You’ve raised the bar with this one! History intro, red circle to help us follow the dot, great editing of inside than outside view of the same event… and man, round 2, talk about max performing the jets. Both of you just hanging on your thrust… just really great stuff.

  • @cosmosaviatoric
    @cosmosaviatoric Рік тому +1

    That low speed pursuit was incredible! My heart had "RPM LIMIT" lamp on! :D

  • @CroMagnon123
    @CroMagnon123 Рік тому +4

    2:21 top 10 rappers Eminem was too afraid to diss

  • @suntzuwu
    @suntzuwu Рік тому +2

    Round two was a nail bitter, beautiful flying from both of you. Thanks for your frequent posts. That takes a lot hard work and dedication.

  • @braedynhoward3644
    @braedynhoward3644 Рік тому +4

    Love the F 16, even though my dad flew the F 18, so that's my favorite jet. But the company he flies for recently got dozens of block 60 F 16s, that may be sent to where he works, and he may learn to fly. It'd be interesting to hear about the differences between the different aircraft he's flown in a dogfight.

  • @jeremyortiz2927
    @jeremyortiz2927 Рік тому +2

    Thank you for throwing in Fighting Falcon. As a historian, using the official name once in a while prevents the nickname being mistaken as official in the future.

  • @rmaa_sd
    @rmaa_sd Рік тому +2

    Really really like the combo history + dog fight video here. Haven't been a huge fan of the pure history doc type videos - interesting info but a bit dry. But this is perfect, gives more context to the fight.

  • @ModernAviation3
    @ModernAviation3 Рік тому +2

    Thanks, GS, Please make more intro's like this where you are explaining the aircraft and a brief summary about it!
    It helps me to learn more in detail about the aircraft
    Thanks!

  • @wolterbalthazar5739
    @wolterbalthazar5739 Рік тому +3

    Great video GS, looks like you picked up the quality a lot with this one!

  • @GM-fh5jp
    @GM-fh5jp Рік тому +1

    That last AIM9M was from a batch that was carefully hand polished and fettled by the ground crew before takeoff.
    The IR seeker window had been lovingly polished with Windex -Military Grade and each of its tail fins and roller bearings were lighly coated in WD40 -mil spec prior to takeoff.
    You can see the results for yourself as it proudly chases down that maneuvering Grumman and detonates with pride off its port quarter.
    ps.That's a strong YES from me re: the red circle...

    • @paktahn
      @paktahn Рік тому

      wd40 is not a lube that should be used on a bearing of any type in fact it isnt a lube at all its a solvent so putting it on any bearing would cause more harm than good as solvents break down lube it would also probably dry before the missile gets a chance to leave the rail bearings get oil or grease nothing else

    • @GM-fh5jp
      @GM-fh5jp Рік тому

      @@paktahn Ummm...yeah.
      That was meant to be comedy...

  • @bitofapickle
    @bitofapickle Рік тому +3

    Absolutely epic dogfight!
    Might i suggest some F5 VS Mirage dogfights? I'm really curious how that would pan out for either of them

  • @markymarc12
    @markymarc12 Рік тому +3

    10:17 Hit the brakes; he'll fly right by.

    • @blue19Z
      @blue19Z Рік тому

      Read my mind lmao

  • @jra5624
    @jra5624 Рік тому +3

    I really liked the intro. You sure can make the f14 work hard.

  • @Cestmir888
    @Cestmir888 Рік тому

    That was best intro I have ever seen. The introduction and commentary was really helpful, thank you!

  • @mulatso7959
    @mulatso7959 Рік тому +1

    The history lesson at the beginning was incredibly good! I'm glad that you keep bettering your content, keep it up. Thanks!

  • @madhvendrasingh1131
    @madhvendrasingh1131 Рік тому

    loving the red marker on the bandit GS,i just couldnt keep up with it before this. Thank You!!

  • @fridgetate7182
    @fridgetate7182 Рік тому +1

    Great video! Once again, knocked it out of the park. I also wanna say that I really love the videos where you provide information on each aircraft beforehand. Really educational and helpful.

  • @SPIN_89
    @SPIN_89 Рік тому +2

    Intro - 10/10. Instinct, control, and ability to teach while serving missiles - 15/10. Always a pleasure watching, win/lose/draw.

  • @PewterPredator347
    @PewterPredator347 Рік тому +1

    Man I’m so glad I found your page. Awesome content and always sharing great history on aircraft. Keep up the great work brother!

  • @davejob630
    @davejob630 Рік тому

    "Not a pound for Air to ground' was the marketing jingle... I remember it well, the adfs seemed all over every aviation magazine when I was a kid in the seventies. And you were wallowing through the air like a drunken sailor trying to find his land legs in the moments before F16 took your gravity stabiliser away.

  • @bobbybolivia9304
    @bobbybolivia9304 Рік тому

    love the quick bio recaps, binge watching your dogfights and absolutely love them. Thanks!

  • @stephenwest6738
    @stephenwest6738 Рік тому +1

    The raptor is absolutely gorgeous, probably the most beautiful plane ever. But the tomcat is such a classic design. When you first see it, the impression it makes is like no other plane ever.

  • @ryanengles6692
    @ryanengles6692 Рік тому

    Ben watching you vids for a while. Good stuff and lots of help. Ran across you intro dogfight sounds in the 1989 f14 vrs Libyan mig encounter and was pumped. Keep up the vids!

  • @user-dx4hb5le4v
    @user-dx4hb5le4v Рік тому

    Eating up all your f-16 vids, I'm a noobie to DCS with the F-16 and desperately trying to learn. You explain everything so well, thanks for all the help!

  • @johnrecker9146
    @johnrecker9146 Рік тому

    A video of the rear stab in straight and level flight is a cool visual of the negative stability. Great stuff!

  • @furqanrizwan9333
    @furqanrizwan9333 Рік тому +2

    Hey Sidewinder, I just wanna say that I really love the channel, at the moment I’m not able to get into DCS as I’ve got stuff to take care of and prioritise, but I’ve been able to enjoy DVA vicariously through your channel!! ❤❤ Thanks for that :) Someday I’ll be able to fly the F-14 in DCS

  • @samcs06
    @samcs06 Рік тому

    Love the addition of the circles. Really helps us mobile users see where your looking

  • @chimp4296
    @chimp4296 Рік тому

    cant explain how much I love the documentary type part at the beginning, keep up the great work man!

  • @richardgriffin2302
    @richardgriffin2302 Рік тому

    That second fight was fun to watch. Both pilots flew really well and smartly. I loved the end where you 2 damn near stalled both your planes in order to get behind the other to shoot. Awesome flying from both of you

  • @acftmxman
    @acftmxman Рік тому

    GS, really appreciated the intro on both fighters. I was around when those films were made. I remember it was the F-16 Falcon and the F-20 Tigershark going at it for the next fighter for the Air Force. Yeager was really pushing for the F-20, but the F-16 was clearly the better airframe. For those who don’t remember, the F-20 was a souped up version of the F-5.

  • @sikoetu5349
    @sikoetu5349 Рік тому +2

    I still think that the red circles take something away from these videos. Before, I had to think by myself where the enemy will appear and had to look out for him, just like the pilot has to do. Now it's easy to see without me having to think, but I'd still prefer if we have to do something by ourselves. For me, it's not feeling like I'm sitting in the cockpit with you anymore, but like I'm watching a presentation. I hope you get my point, my English isn't that good.

  • @0BuLLeT01
    @0BuLLeT01 Рік тому

    Loved the format of this video. Possibly a topic for you to talk about during one of these videos (Maybe even a video dedicated to it...) is how you manage to keep sight of the bandit so well. That is the Nr1 thing I struggle with during any kind of BFM.

  • @foxtrot24gamer56
    @foxtrot24gamer56 Рік тому +4

    i swear to god GS always comes through with the content i need when im eating my food, never misses dinner time

  • @RocketPropelledGuy
    @RocketPropelledGuy Рік тому

    If you aren't big into this stuff you might not quite understand what GS meant by "quadriplex" in describing the F16 flight control system. It can be simplified to this: It is quadruply redundant. This is a generalization but essentially four separate computers are all individually, without requiring the other three computers, capable of doing all the computer processing needed to do the constant automatic minute changes to flight control surfaces that keep the F-16 from departing controlled flight.

  • @Gunthrek
    @Gunthrek Рік тому +1

    Love the history segment! Definitely would like to see a LOT more of that!

  • @MMuraseofSandvich
    @MMuraseofSandvich Рік тому

    I'm sure there's going to be someone saying that the red circle is like an NHL broadcast with the blue halo on the puck, but ordinarily I can't see the bandit in these videos (it's why I don't play warplane sims), so I appreciate that. Also the subtitles were great, there's probably a bunch of things that both pilots are doing than a running vocal commentary can communicate.

  • @bobbyshaftoe
    @bobbyshaftoe Рік тому

    Okay, this format is ***INTERESTING*** DocuTainment : Describe two birds with some nice docu info and then pitch them against each other.. in the same vid. Brilliant.

  • @redharvst8638
    @redharvst8638 Рік тому

    Love this style of video - relevant history and aircraft aspects followed with the fight and text explanation of the fight. Excellent!

  • @willpettit1022
    @willpettit1022 Рік тому

    I belive the Sepcat Jaguar was designed before and was aerodynamically unstable. This had been a concept for a long time, but technically hadn't be ready until the 1960s

  • @IndyBobcat
    @IndyBobcat Рік тому

    These are some of the most intense fights I've seen in some time. Really enjoyed the video. Keep up the good work!

  • @remigoldbach9608
    @remigoldbach9608 Рік тому

    Perfect edited video with useful dogfight information and some historical knowledge about the two fighters ! Keep it up, really cool ! 😎

  • @prohunter717
    @prohunter717 Рік тому +5

    This rivalry never ends and I am all in for it.

  • @MussbacherIndustries
    @MussbacherIndustries Рік тому +1

    Wonderful video. In regards to suggestions, more IL2 BoS would be great. I am getting some hours in and in my career I have 127 kills flying the 109-F4 and now G2. Always looking for new flying tools and technics. Vielen dank.

  • @Ibrahim-ls2qk
    @Ibrahim-ls2qk Рік тому +1

    Thanks for red circles, really hard to keep track in videos with YT compression

  • @tomas7158
    @tomas7158 Рік тому

    Both jets are worthy that intro when F14 soon turning 60 and the Falcon closing in. And they are still one of the best F/A jets of today. Thats amazing.

  • @thebankerts3412
    @thebankerts3412 Рік тому

    I love the aviation history you’re getting into! I’ve noticed you’ve done some intermittently in the past but the recent ones, I’m sure I can speak for all of us, get us fired up for this fight! It’s like a promo to a ufc fight. Lol. Love it. I’m curious if with the addition to the red circle we could try the eye tracker bubble again. Shit maybe even throw just a round with the eye tracker mixed in the video to introduce it again after almost a year. Idk maybe most people didn’t like it then and I didn’t notice because I thought it was cool

  • @jjavis218
    @jjavis218 Рік тому +6

    I hope you have a good day everyone

  • @pikleddillgaming977
    @pikleddillgaming977 Рік тому +1

    The flying is beautiful in this video. I really shows how much I can improve especially for the tomcat.

  • @MegaEvoluzione
    @MegaEvoluzione Рік тому

    love how the Tomcat shudders and squeaks trying to keep up with the nimble Viper, she's big but she can do it with GS at the helm!

  • @jadude119
    @jadude119 2 місяці тому

    Really like the history lessons on these videos- Great work man, really like the videos!

  • @Z3PHYR11
    @Z3PHYR11 Рік тому

    Recently watched an old documentary on the F-14... great to see more content on it

  • @IceyJones
    @IceyJones Рік тому

    nice format! liked the introduction and then the attention circles in the fights.....

  • @John-pi9eb
    @John-pi9eb Рік тому +1

    Love your videos Growling Sidewinder. I can't afford the equipment that is necessary for DCS, but I dogfight vicariously through your posts. I see that Hasard Lee is a veteran fighter pilot. He is accepting challengers. If you haven't dueled with him yet, it would be interesting to see how he would do against you.

  • @jonpirovsky
    @jonpirovsky Рік тому

    I lovr how the F-14 always flies like it's on the edge, about to fly apart...

  • @dioad1739
    @dioad1739 Рік тому

    That was some beautiful ground level flying in round two by both aircraft seeing who could get the slowest, I really enjoy your videos with the occasional history lessons.

  • @reptilianbrother5618
    @reptilianbrother5618 Рік тому

    15 minute videos are not long. They are very welcome. Thank you for this one

  • @RonanFighterPilot
    @RonanFighterPilot Рік тому +4

    idea: Group of F-22s going into russia with 4 felons, some Mig-29s and a few Su-27s

  • @Unpopularopinionbutitsok
    @Unpopularopinionbutitsok Рік тому +2

    Congrats my guy. You’re about to hit 500k subs soon.

  • @wren7195
    @wren7195 Рік тому

    *I LOVE THIS FORMAT!*
    Damn you've upped the quality here, I love this. I wouldn't expect you to do this every video, but dang if it doesn't give me the perfect video to introduce family and friends to the channel! My oldest brother was in the Air Force...
    ... as an Arabic translator. There were two times back during the Iraq/Iran conflict where he told us "Listen, I love you guys, and not only may you not hear from me again, they won't be able to tell you what happened. I'm heading to Crete."
    I the littlest sister loved him terribly, and I wanted to grow up to be a fighter pilot, though at the time girls weren't going to be "allowed" to fly jets. Personally I don't think women should be frontline troops, OR fighter pilots... but in general, a pilot is a bit more acceptable to me? Especially now that we can just Xbox a bird overhead... doesn't get YOU involved though, both the benefit and disappointment.
    ...am I babbling?
    I'm babbling.
    GREAT video, going to show this one to my eighty year old parents. This was the era my brother was in, as well, so it adds a lot. We weren't hyper military and stuff, but we did know and appreciate the tech that was going on. The thing we were all most focused on was hoping and praying everyone, EVERYONE from every country, could come home safe to their families.
    Great work Sidewinder, I've been binging your channel for a few years now. You are a wonderful and humble super-talented man, a national treasure. Thank you.

  • @madhvendrasingh1131
    @madhvendrasingh1131 Рік тому

    Didnt know you could Improve the quality of your content more, but you just did. keep going GS, great job man.

  • @JohnWickOG
    @JohnWickOG Рік тому

    fantastic airmanship man, those planes were just sliding around.

  • @rigger41
    @rigger41 Рік тому

    Awesome, I'm an MSFS/XPlane guy, but you're videos have convinced me to get into DCS. Great stuff man, keep it up!

  • @robotcretor13579
    @robotcretor13579 Рік тому +1

    I don't normally comment on videos but i do want to say that your intro was amazing. Keep it up

  • @HG-Tv23
    @HG-Tv23 Рік тому

    Nice stuff man! You're entertaining and informative! Good seeing ppl at your skill level and having the knowledge to educate ppl. Great channel! 🎉

  • @alejandrorosique8833
    @alejandrorosique8833 Рік тому

    Absolutely great video! first the explanation, second is the master class about how to fight with the Tomcat! Great!

  • @tbern0351
    @tbern0351 Рік тому

    Love these videos with the introduction speaking about the capabilities and specs of the airplanes. Excellent work Sidewinder keep it up brother absolutely love your content !

  • @noklle2844
    @noklle2844 Рік тому

    it's kind of charming how much the F-14 rattles around in hard turns

  • @weekendgijoe4596
    @weekendgijoe4596 Рік тому +3

    More mini docs from the best man on DCS. YES PLEASE !!

  • @CollinTheSav
    @CollinTheSav Рік тому

    Short but sweet documentary intro, and straight to action afterwards. Neat.

  • @alexturnqest6202
    @alexturnqest6202 Рік тому

    I’m frigging love videos like these that go into depth on each of the airframes and talk about it’s conception. More please. lol

  • @8BitThoughts
    @8BitThoughts Рік тому +1

    I'd love to see an F16 v F16 or F14 v F14. Pilot skill is just as interesting!

  • @Vaporisers
    @Vaporisers Рік тому

    Growling is so smart it’s crazy. I guarantee he could fly a flight irl. Not to this extent of course but he could definitely fly

  • @DorianGreer
    @DorianGreer Рік тому

    These have me on the edge of my seat more than any movie. It's more like FPV where decisions are in real time instead of choreographed scripts. Oh wait; it IS!

  • @thisoldaviator
    @thisoldaviator Рік тому

    Your DCS dogfight videos are always awesome! Love this channel!

  • @farbod5472
    @farbod5472 Рік тому

    That round 2 dance was juicy - the fighters were literally hovering

  • @A08J
    @A08J Рік тому +1

    Much love to growling sidewinder, man I love these videos

  • @viktor_v-ughnda_vaudville_476

    Damn that last fox 2 looked like it was about to hit the trees before it started tracking at the last minute, good kill (btw “good kill” is an awesome movie)