Blue Angels TRIPLE Sneak Pass
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
- This happened at Jones Beach State Park where the Blue Angels were doing practice the Thursday before the 2022 Jones Beach airshow, with Blue Angels #5,#6, and 7 all did a sneak pass with massive vapor cones off their wings!
Was with the Viper demo team (F-16's at Shaw) while active duty as a crew chief. The purpose of the sneak pass, in addition to getting some amazing laughs, cheers, and screams, is to show you how quickly these planes can be right on top of you without you knowing they are coming. Humans really have no comprehension of what it means to travel 10+ times the speed of cars on the highway until they see and feel it in person.
Never thought I’d see something so factual from Glenn Quagmire
So true. I was ADA in the Army. Some are super quiet. The most entertaining for me was the A-10. That thing has got to be practically on top of you before you hear it.
@@ToeTag196814R here your are correct about that
And it's such a rush! Visually, the grace and speed, physically, the power, but the crackle and the sheer chest rumble isn't something you can describe! BRING IT!!!!
Guy in the blue looks like he just discovered flappy birds and can’t be distracted.
a total loser
That guy has to be dumber than a damn hammer!!
Respect to the guy that recorded this. Very smooth movements for no physical gimbal.
Thank you! :)
Mad respect to those incredible pilots.
Aviators. The Navy does not have pilots.
The have Aviators.
What a kick it must be to fly like that!!
@@judsonkr I stand corrected.
trendy catchphrases really suck, they grow stale very quickly.
Great
Only thing I miss about living in Pensacola..the free air shows we would get when the Blue Angels practised over the beach.
I once got to watch them practice before an airshow in Mankato, Minnesota
That sound never gets old.
No it doesn’t lol
It sounds like freedom
It really doesn't!
I live near an Air National Guard base, and at least once a week I'll see and hear them doing their practice maneuvers. The best is when they do their weekly training program (it happens 4 times a year, every 3 months). It's constant flyovers day and night for an entire week!
A sound that means: You can sleep peacefully, guys....we got your back.
No, it doesn't. Neither does the sound of a single B-17 in the air...a sound like no other.
I’m so jealous. That must have been awesome to see, hear, and feel.
Lol it definitely was. I’m glad I got it on camera
I know how you feel.
The sound of fighter jet formations flying overhead is incredible. I went to the public portion of President Reagan's National Funeral in D.C. (not inside during the service, was outside). When the military fighter formations flew over... well, it was incredible. One of my lasting memories of that day. In sight, sound and in the feeling of the sound.
@@31Mike I’ve had a couple single one one double plane fly overhead at Panama City Beach and it was just unbelievable how it felt and sounded. Your experience must have been incredible. You also had another reason to add to the experience too. Good man, both of you.
@@dang6832 I wasn't expecting it when it happened, so it startled me at first. A few hours earlier, security made us all quickly evacuate where we were lined up due to a 'rogue' plane flying toward the Capitol building, which turned out to be nothing. This was just a few years after 9/11 so everyone was still pretty paranoid. So add that to the unexpected arrival of multiple formations of fighter jets flying over lol. Being startled only lasted for an instant though, because I had read that there would be a flyover. I had just forgotten until they were doing it.
I was standing with a woman from Columbia who was on vacation touring D.C. and decided that the moment of the funeral was too historic to not attend. The flyover really freaked her out lol.
When I was in San Diego, my mom and I went on the tour boat in the bay by the Airforce Airfield and during the tour, we passed the Naval Air Station San Diego, and the #6 Blue Angel was parked at the edge of the field, about 300 yards from out tour boat. I think it was parked there as a tourist attraction. Another encounter was my family were driving to Illinois, and the full air team in formation passed in front and extremely close to the ground. They flew right over us. Very impressive.
Wow that’s really cool!
They have one inside the San Diego Air & Space Museum as well
I lived in San Diego as well but did not get to that museum. What plane number was displayed?
"Then he did 30 years in the Navy and retired as a Master Chief Petty Officer."
My uncle (Brenner) was in the Thunderbirds in the late 1950s. A real honor to see them.
Awesome!
I bloody love the Blue Angels...what a team.
Numb nuts playing with his phone as the Blue Angles fly by. He must be sooooo important.
😂
Yeah, gotta look at the phone 😂
probably recording it all remotely thru his DJI Mavic Drone Camera from a much better altitude that lets him see the pilots cockpit, meh....USAF SR71s flamed the navy so hard they are still feeling the burn. LA Speed Check
Idiot, I agree.
He literally took a video and just ended it
How could that guy be on his phone and not enjoy those planes, the vibaration, the sound , the sure joy of something FASSSSSST
Maybe he has had his fill up of navy jets on Carrier decks.
I saw an F18 go vertical at an airshow a few years ago, most incredible thing I have ever seen, sent chills down my spine and gave me half a woody 😀
Half?!?
😂
Only half?
Get those rookie numbers up son. Always stand at full attention for the boys in blue 🫡
My best friend and I were in a field when the Blue Angels flew in very low and came in and flew straight up above my head corkscrewing around each other, it was in the 1960's,it was fantastic.
That’s awesome!
Holy hell, that second set is ridiculously low, especially the front one. Every time I see them I'm amazed at their mastery of flying.
Dude in the blue jacket finally looked around as if to ask anyone if they heard something...
I would definitely be standing at attention and throwing a salute their way!!👍👍🙏. God bless.
Those are some of the best moments in the world... literally got goose bumps just watching the video remembering seeing them over the years!
I love sneak passes. They make my day during airshows
I agree, and still remember the surprise while looking at the Blue Angles cross in front of me, when to my surprise one came from behind us that no one saw coming.
Legend has it that that guy still has his face in his phone.
I was downtown Seattle once when the Blue Angels were practicing for their Seafair performance on the week-end. MAN did the jets roar just echo back and forth between the tall buildings. Amazing and great at the same time.
Pure MAGIC. Thank you.
Your welcome!
That one zombie just stood there.
Until you realise that moments before the video was shot, he received a phone call informing him of a close family member passing away, and now he's texting friends and relatives to begin organising what they should do. The point here, is that you don't know what he's doing or why he's on his phone. Some people have more important matters to deal with than you clearly do. Don't judge them, just enjoy the show yourself and stop being so insecure and basing your enjoyment on other's enjoyment.
@@user23724 very interesting. That's you, then, finding out a family member passed? Or do you just know what everyone is doing and thinking all of the time, the way you obviously do with me?
That's the look of someone who is dead on the inside.
@@user23724 I think you're the real insecure one here lol. You wouldn't happen to be the guy on his phone, would you?
@@TheCptTrenchfoot You leave your helmet at home? Use your brain to try and understand things, thats what you have it for
One of the coolest sounds in the world is a fighter jet coming in and going away. My elementary school was across an interstate highway from the airport. The Blue Angels flew in on a Friday morning for a Saturday airshow and they let us out on the playground to watch them. I still remember those F-4 Phantoms flying over us.
That’s awesome! I wish my school would do that lol
Skills required to be a fighter pilot are crazy. I'm glad they are on our side.
The physical/mental/psychological requirements are greater than skill.
I was stationed at their home base and every Wednesday morning, they would practice all morning . . . at tree top level! I'm walking between buildings and BOOM! a blue flash then a huge afterburner sound 100ft over your head! the best decision I ever made in my life was to join the USN!
That’s is so cool!
Vacationed down there every year as a child, was always so amazing when we got to see practice while building sandcastles and getting sunburnt.
That’s awesome! When I recorded this video, I was wearing sunglasses and I looked like a raccoon the rest of the weekend 😂
If that doesn't make you say America f*ck yeah, I don't know what will.
100%
BTW, I tried to place an American flag emoji but it seems that YT doesn't have one available. They DO, however have a gay flag and a Ukrainian flag. WTF???
Nothing wrong with ukraine flag 🇺🇦 🇺🇸
There was a time ago, maybe 10 years ago in Atlantic City where both the Blue Angles and Thunderbirds attended. THAT was a great day!!!!
You can’t get a better airshow than that! Lol
Those guys are incredible.
I remember when some busybody or other got the annual Blue Angels air show pulled for "safety" reasons from their normal performance over the hydroplane races on Lake Washington in Seattle. They still made the trip, but put the show over Elliot Bay, on the opposite side of the city, so they wouldn't actually perform over where people were sitting or floating. I went to that performance. Sure, they mostly kept it over the bay (the lake locale was over water as well!), but the 5 & 6 pilots pulled a couple of thrilling 100-200 foot passes RIGHT over the crowd at Myrtle Edwards Park! Just as awesome as this vid! 👍
Awesome!
Last month, the Ghost Squadron pulled a sneaky move. While attention was focused on the 4 ship heading south, the Mig 29 came east to west over the beach at a couple hundred feet. It was lower than a condo as it turned left. Incredible roar!
Awesome!
I've seen a LOT of airshows over the last four decades and seen a lot of different aerial teams - but the Angels are my favorite. All the teams do amazing formations and stunts, but the Angels never fail to surprise you with a "sleight of hand" maneuver where they get your attention over here, and they RIP over low from another direction! In the old days they came from behind the crowd, pushing Mach 1 and at low altitude - you wouldn't hear them coming, just WHAM! as they screamed over your head from behind. The last time I saw them they still pulled this (in spite of newer safety measures installed) because I was watching from my boat. I was based in West Germany at the end of the cold war on an F-18 equipped airfield and never tire of watching them.
I love the Blue Angels so much! That’s awesome you got to experience them close to Mach 1
“In the old days?” That’s literally what they did in this video!
I served on the Constellation and the Midway during my 10yrs of service and have seen more Air Shows on land and at Sea than most could possibly imagine, and this STILL gives me Goose Bumps! Only thing better would have been a few Sonic Booms.
That’s awesome!
I was about 3 blocks south of independence hall when Reagan was there giving a speech and 3 jets flew over at tree top level for a fly by. Man the thunder and power was unbelievable, it stunned me.
Wow that’s cool!
Got to see them this year at the CNE, the last Angel came from over the City with afterburner just blasting the ears off everyone, now, that was a surprise I'll never forget.
I love the full afterburner. It shows how much power these jets have
Going to the practice is the best, no crowds and pretty much a good show.
This video was actually taken the day before the practice. If you just want to see the Blue Angels and the weather is good, go to Jones Beach on May 23 where nobody will be there.
They're simply cool. God bless em and their family.
That last one’s sound! 🫨oooooohh!
Some 30 years ago, I stood at the northern tip of the island of Texel, in Holland and watched as a group of F 16's dive bombed a target out in the North Sea as they all made a circle & took turns. That's as close as I ever came to this sort of experience. Awesome!!
Wow that’s cool!
The guy on his phone reminds me of an amusement park operator 😂
More shocking then hypersonic shock wave is this guy is still giving heart to every comments after years!
Thank you 😊
OMG I wish I had been there. Absolutely fabulous 🛫🛫🛫
5 and 6 were doing sneak passes. Number 7 was taking pics of 5 doing the sneak pass.
Absolute badasses! Love the Angels! Good video!
Thank you!
They always give me goosebumps never fails
My hat is off to theses guys ! They are special. 😊
Cool! I would love to witness that in person🎉❤
Epic! That must have been a lot of fun... perfect location for it as well.
It definitely was an experience to remember!
@@Jake_Innes I bet!
Ok, respect to the wild camera angles, and smooth transitions
Thank you!
God, I love those fast and low passes no matter what the plane.
Back in the early 80's I worked on F-15's and F-16's. They're both incredible machines.
Awesome!
you were Blessed by Angels that day !! Thumbs up from Lake George, NY ...
Thank you!
I actually think that should be a part of the show… that was nice!
They have 5 and 6 do the sneak pass. Number 7 was taking photos of the planes to put them on social media. I was very lucky to be a part of this experience, and you can always be a part of it when the Blue Angels practice!
I used to see the Blue Angles perform at Andrews back in the late 80’s. ❤
Awesome!
The best of the best. Never gets old!
Dude is still in his phone.
😂
Why do you care?
Great footage, well done !
Thank you!
The one following a little behind the first one is a Blue Angels photographer
Yes it is!
Often local media on air personalities.
Love the Blue Angels! Total Respect.
They are awesome!
My father was a radio operator and tail gunner in a B-17, he would love to go for a ride in one of those!
Awesome!
THATS FLYING! John P.
I loved when they did that at NAS Miramar.
Awesome! Homecoming show today in Pensacola! Wish I could go
Cool!
Toward the end I was thinking, "Why are they filming the complete opposite direction?" Then "OH man they came out of -- Holy shit there's another one!" I didn't know what a sneak pass was, but now I definitely do. 😄
That’s awesome 😂
Double high speed pass with the last one being a sneak pass 👍🏼
OUTSTANDING!
Thank you!
I miss the 1970s airshows when the Blue angels and the RCAF F104 starfighter flew 20 feet above the crowd
Reminds me of being stationed at Marine Corps Air Station, Beaufort, SC
Man, I miss flying like that BEFORE cell phone cameras
We used to have a beach house in the Pensacola area and loved watching them practice.
That’s awesome!
Goddamn this is just so cool. Fighter jets make you feel like an excited little kid no matter how old you are
💯
Cool. Love the Blue Angels.
Low show sneak, haven't seen that before, nice!
Thank you!
Many pilots lives are lost, even at air shows. Flew with one and they shared with me the many friends and colleagues which were no longer breathing, and detailed all the mistakes that lead to their demise.
It is hazardous
Rest in peace to all those great pilots.
Used to love to watch these guys while at work in La Jolla doing their practice from the roof top at my building. They would fly over me at about 40 ft high while they were upside down. My co worker used to tell me if they put their hand out we could probably give them a high five. This is when they would practice a week in advance for the Miramar air show. Oh how I miss that job and the thrill that came along with it
Awesome!
Yeah Buddy 🇺🇸👍
The dude in the blue absolutely had to get that text out
Outstanding!
Thank you!
Awesome!!!
Thank you!
Good Bless America
Love these birds 🇺🇸❣️🇺🇸
Sick vid Man! Can’t wait until this year’s Bethpage Airshow at Jones Beach! 🤙🏻
Same!
I could watch them break the sound barrier all day
But they dont. It is illegal and dangerous.
If those planes were all grey that people would have probably freaked out. But everybody loves the Blue Angels
Nice camera work, captured all seven perfectly.
Thank you!
Can't wait to see them in April.
Got to love the 700 mph sneak pass or passes in this case!
I LOVE them so much!
Always gotta watch your six
That was cool!
Thanks!
Imagine several pairs of jets going NEARY supersonic at about 50 feet off the water. Very cool video!
Thank you!
far from supersonic
@@seansean9675not with a shockcone like that. See those quick cloud-like disc formations? Those are called vapor cones. Below supersonic and above subsonic velocities is a variable area called transonic velocity, usually described as between 0.8 and 1.2 Mach. You see this effect with everything for bullets to battle jets.
As the airframe is moving through the air, the air in front of it has to move around it. At different points around the airframe, air is moving at different speeds, some the same as the airframe, some slower, some faster. This is due to a combination of factors including but not limited to altitude, air pressure, air density, temperature, even humidity.
When an aircraft is flying at transonic speeds, in some places around the airframe, the air around it actually goes supersonic. When that happens, you get a significant pressure drop, which causes instantaneous condensation, and voila, you get vapor cones.
So, @robeddy3722 is correct. These jets are nearly supersonic.
Wasn't enough to get that dipstick's nose out of his phone..... smh
@@That9one1Guy they were probably going between 0.85-0.95 Mach. Which is still insanely fast lol
F18’s really are beautiful aircraft
They are my favorite plane!
@@Jake_Innes I’ll be honest with you, before I understood what each current fighter was useful for I pretty much just told myself (before f22) that f15 was simply ‘the best’
Looking back it’s funny how uneducated I was then. F18s AOA beats all besides thrust vectored. F16 owns the rate fight in a two circle. F15 owned (before f22) the BVR fight.
Love ‘em all but yeah I have learned to appreciate :)
@@joefunk1611 For me, I have always loved the F-18 because how nostalgic it is for me. I grew up loving the Blue Angels and FRG gets F-18s here and there. I love every military plane, but the F-18 always takes the edge. Let’s not forget the blue sound it makes lol. But nice to see your preferences!
@@Jake_Innes I still remember the Sammy Hagar Van Halen video featuring the angels. Dreams was the song if I recall. Ahhh those days !!! F-4s (or A-4s not sure) back then but still beautiful planes
Found it…
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@@joefunk1611 yes! I loved watching that video when I was younger! I thought it was the coolest thing ever
Amazing!
Thank you!
Simply beautiful ❤️🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲
Thank you!
Chills! ❤
Bro knew the plot!
Love those guys 💯🤘💪🏻🇺🇸
The vapor clouds are so cool. Saw this at EAA on a low clearance pass.
Awesome!
"Jet Noise the Sound of Freedom"
Well, too much fun 😊
wow, love it. So cool that you looked behind to see the last fly-by, wow wow wow :)
Thank you! I didn’t want to get scared lol