Unless ordered or if they can see the aircraft is a direct threat to the safety of the president, they won't shoot them down. The engagement process is simply part of the exercise to practice for the real scenario of having to engage a rogue aircraft. They'll just escort them away from the air space. Hence the pilots words where he puts emphasis on the ROE in terms of shooting down the aircraft violating a closed air space. It can be just as dangerous shooting down an aircraft over closed air space as it is allowing the aircraft to stay in the air space, engaging the aircraft is the last resort if they are determined a threat. I get the joke but I just thought I would give some information if anyone cares cause I'm just as bored as you are watching these videos.
This happened to me when I was a system operstor for an aerial survey company.. The pilot of our small Cessna wasn't feeling well that day and wasn't communicating on his radio or had turned it off. He wasn't feeling well and we were just going through the motions and traveling to the site to survey. The jets appeared out of nowhere and were much closer to us. They simply pointed at the pilot and pointed down. He got on the radio and luckily tere was a tiny airport nearby. The Seret Service interviwed us separetly for a few hours and inspected the plane. The pilot was so upset because he is usualy so strict on protocals and checking for tfr's- much less never would turn off his radio. One guy said we flew under Air Force One and another guy said we flew over Obama golfing. They told us another guy had broken the tfr and didn't understand what was going on and spoke limited English. He thought the jets were there to say "hello" and then started taking pictures. The Secret Service said if you don't land right away like we did, they will get in front of you and blast you with one of the jets propulsion. If you don't land after that, they shoot you down. Luckily the man got the point after they blasted him with the afterburner. Unfortunately for our pilot, it happened over his hmetown of Stuart, FL and made the local papers. We were based out of Orlando and our bosses were very upset. They didn't fire the pilot and I think he still works for them- he is a really good guy and the only day he ever relaxed his ways, fighter jets get scrambled followed by interogations by the Secret Service.
It is interesting. Never had it happen for real. However my flight instructor got some fighter jets to practice intercepting us one day and and it was neat seeing them up close. Closest I had been to a fighter jet in the air was either air shows as a kid or when I would call in CAS 9 LINE (a close air support air strike). One time I got to go on an active air craft carrier and saw active flight operations but that was all take offs and landings so different than seeing them do full speed fly overs.
@@ehudkelevra7456 When we were flying that day, the jets were not there one second and then right next to us the next second. They were there even before the pilot got a ping noise/alarm of a nearby aircraft. We were confused the whole time flying to the area we were to survey because there were no other planes anywhere- well it was because of the TFR duh. We thought we flew over Obama playing golf, but the Secret Sevice said we flew right under AIr Force One and said some weird saying I didn't get. Those jets were so fast and breath taking to see right next to you super close on both sides. Our military is the best and I can't imagine what they are capable of.
Well your pilot was a fool then. If he wasn't feeling well enough to use the radio properly then there is one procedure and one procedure ONLY to follow. Declare an emergency and land at the nearest airfield. If it happened anywhere remotely near as you describe then he would have lost his licence. He would have deserved to do so as well.
Narrator: "Was it difficult to get approval to do this?" Pilot: "I thought you were taking care of that..." Narrator: "No, I thought *you* were!" Both: "...oh shi"
Narrator: as you can see we’ve been shot down and are now spinning out of control descending at 80 mph anyway let’s let bill take it away with todays weather report
I can imagine a completely unaware elderly guy in an old rickety homemade plane with no radio or a broken radio thinking the pilots in the jets are either drunk or are just doing tricks to show off before he gets blasted.
"i don't know if you can hear it on camera, but you can actually hear the fighter jet flying by" we MIGHT have been able to hear, if you hadn't talked over it
I think they both are a hoax 😅 well global warming isn't a hoax it's just extremely exaggerated. Anyone who contest climate change isn't real doesn't know the difference between Global warming and climate change
They are doing a high alpha which is when they basically fly off the thrust of there engine. In fact they can go more like 70 mph in some cases in a high alpha. If they aren’t careful and drop a wing with not enough air speed they can tip stall which is when the dangerous things start to happen
@@aviationismylife6814 It is one of the most exciting things to see at an air show, you see these planes flying pat at 700 and next thing you know they come to a crawl. Still amazes me the technologies we have now days.
As everyone can clearly see the air to air missile just removed the front part of our Cessna. Bill - the view is just incredible - not having to look over the prop and thru the window. Hannah back to you for the weather.
*Selkie15* " "Just feet from us." Yeah, about a thousand feet." Try a few hundred feet. The F-15 has a 32-foot wingspan and a fuselage length of 49 feet, and you can figure the number of aircraft lengths away he is the same way you'd count car lengths when following someone on the freeway.
@@flyingdutchman9961 rather than a jet propulsion aircraft? There's still a heat signature on that engine it's just not what a heat seeker would probably pick up most likely
If the Cessna slows down any more, it will fall out of the sky. You can see the F-16s with their nose-up attitude, trying to fly as slow as possible without losing lift.
@@MattU4970 Agreed. I have to wonder how many people think u must be drunk because they don't know what u are saying. Not sure what minimum airspeed is to maintain flight control in a F-16, a Cessna is probably around 40- 50 mph, i flew ultralights and my instructor gave me that lesson the first time up, about 35mph on a 2 seat trainer ultralight and u have flight control and I also learned what a stall shudder felt like, I liked flight control much better... excellent observation and comment sir
-Will you shoot him down? -We'll follow the rules and protect the president. -So, protecting the president means shooting them down, doesn't it? -We'll follow the rules and do what we have to do. Now that's a precise anwser!
@@hunterepicness4303 It's short of a nuke. For it to be a Nuclear Rocket, there must be radioactive chemicals in the Rocket Warhead, which my Rocket Warhead does not have.
Just so y'all know, when a fighter is trying to escort you out of a temporary flight restriction seeing the belly of the jet is not a good thing. That literally is your last warning to follow or be shot down.
@@squid4661 ah I wouldn't worry about it, we are lead to believe a plane flew into the pentagon and killed nearly 200 on the ground including all onboard and no one even pointed a waterpistol at them. Are you telling me they lied? Surely not
@@MissionaryInMexico It sucks, you barely get flight time and has little to do with aviation. I have more fun with a weekly flying lesson working twords my private then in CAP.
The United States Airforce Actually provides training and equipment to the people in the video. The Civil Air Patrol, founded in 1941, before the airforce itself served as a congressionally recognized paramilitary force made up of volunteers and privately owned aircraft. Since then the government has had the CAP perform intercept, UAV overwatch and escort, counter-drug/terrorism, and most prevalent of all, Search and Rescue.
@@geosobservations9496 CAP actually saves Air Force budget, that's why they are kept around for the tasks that the USAF, or Air NG would rather not deal with.
As you can see, the F16s are deploying flaps so they can escort us 😁 Nah, I didn’t see that, but most single engine private aircraft cruise at a speed not much more than the stall speed of jets. By “private aircraft” I mean a 2 to 4 seater Cessna and the like, not a Reno racer.
@@mg19cal to be technical, a quarter mile is still X number of light years of distance; but that doesn't mean that it's the appropriate scale of measurement.
Ikr ? I'm not even American and i know you couldn't be more wrong than this guy. That statement is as accurate as "The jet has currently entered my butthole" It's ... no, just no.
As a member of the Civil Air Patrol, it was very disappointing to see our role in this segment ignored by corespondent and the network. CAP regularly assists in air intercept training with the US Air Force. We are proud to be the official auxiliary of the Air Force and part of it’s Total Force.
The Silly Air Patrol is just that-silly. When I was a cadet in the late 1960s it was excellent. These days it is one mountain of paperwork and excruciating detail (they don’t trust their own pilots) after another. They are terrified of aviation (can’t land on a grass strip! Taildraggers not allowed!). Those brave men who birthed CAP during WWII would be mortified and sadly disappointed at the top-heavy, silly bureaucracy it has become. Sad. And about to be completely irrelevant as technology will pass it by. Huge opportunity lost because the “colonels” have their heads buried firmly in the sand.
As well you should be. My family has been involved in military air defense since 1918 and I have several relatives that fly in various branches and one in the CAP. Here in Florida I love it when the Coast Guard flies over my home reminding me of what they do to keep us safe. Their aircraft is hard to miss, big, bulky and loud, lol. I never know when one of your CAP aircraft are overhead because they are not very loud and don't really stand out among all the other aircraft. I live a mile south of a municipal air field where CAP flights frequently take off and land. But I know they are there. They frequently assist not just the Coast Guard here but also the sheriff's department as well as air ambulance flights. I've been told that there is at least one in our county's air space at all times and one goes up before the previous one lands.
By the way the Headbutt maneuver 3:20 serves another purpose. You are now flying right through his wake - this causes turbulence and rapid change of airspeed due to him pushing a lot of air towards you or out of your reach. You are essentially flying through the exact spot that he has dispersed the air. This is something that every pilot takes into account on take off/landing - they must calculate and maintain a seperation based on how large the aircraft in front is. Otherwise when you come in to land the air is swirling around everywhere and causes big control issues - This can last for a lot longer than you think too. He's the equivalent to a speedboat cutting off your rowboat at close quarters.
Notice the F-16's nose up angle. The F-16 was struggling to fly slow enough to fly with your "Cezzna." Any slower and the F-16 would have stalled, just like your story.
While flying 100m/s 100 meters of distance is "just feet from us". Its like in the car. While driving 200-300km/h (german motorway :P) you should leave distance up to 200meters and 100m feel very close, but when traveling 50km/h 100 meters are miles away
+o0Dome0o - First of all, feet are feet. Speed doesn't magically turn half a mile into "just feet." Second of all, they're in a cessna. Not exactly breaking the sound barrier here.
I was expecting a bit more, maybe a couple of warning shots, maybe a little treat like "this is your last warning change course or we will blow you out of the sky!"
Gopros make it look farther away than it really is. Definitely closer than 600 feet I’d say 100-200 which is very close for two airplanes that aren’t in consensual formation
Austin Washke nevertheless slightly different from a “few feet” as the guy said especially when its a pretty slow plane there flying in not going that fast to a very fast fighter jet going very quick over the front of him its not that close if u take in all the info
"Just feet from us" BS IT WAS LIKE 200 METERS AWAY Ps. Thx for 10k likes so I give you bonus "Barreling down the runway" at 65-70 knots, nice And one word Cezzna :)
I was a civil air patrol member year's ago and those CAP pilot's who take part in those homeland security training and all members are volunteers. People don't realize but it's cheaper to send cap members out then it is to send military members out. Support the Civil Air Patrol.
you know these TV anchors always over exaggerate. You should hear them during a high speed chase. WHOAAAA this guy just ran a red light wizzing through traffic. UMMM really?? He was doing 40MPH once he hit traffic and made a right turn on red. LOL nothing to get excited about
TexasDog3 For aircraft, that is extremely close. It would take only a couple of seconds for a Cessna to travel that distance. Also, it is so close that any pilot could even get in trouble for flying that close to another aircraft.
As a pilot, I agree with this comment. However, at cruising airspeeds, the rate of closure can be stupid fast. Basically, if that had been a real world situation, he might have been maybe 30% closer, depending on the craft's distance from the POTUS. But, since this was a planned drill, safety was the priority first and foremost. When I heard him say that, I just got annoyed. I mean technically he was correct, but it's like saying NYC is "merely feet" away from London.
Yea if your ignoring their commands and you aren't in a populated area they will not hesitate to shoot but if you are in a populated area you've got time befor they shoot
Stella the Locksmith they do this for training often, they probably just let the news tag along for one practice intercept. The flight school I go to runs CAP flights to help train the nearby ANG squadron
Not really, no... This was a training exercise that the media was invited on. They do these trainings all the time. Contrary to what many people think, Pilots and such are required to practice all maneuvers ever so often, to remain current in their rating. If your job is to intercept rouge aircraft, you need to practice often to ensure your skills remain able to do the actual job.
"We are not gonna respond and see what the fighter does"
F-16: Fires missiles
"We are not gonna respond and see what the missile does"
🤣🤣🤣😅😅
*dies*
“we are not gonna respond and see what god does”
@@anub1s954 XD
Lmao i woke uo my neighbour laughing at these comments 😂
lol
Narrator: “ As you can see now we’ve been shot down and we’re on fire”
Lmao nice.
😆😅😂🤣
Hahahahaha!!
Lol
Lol
2:50 “We are not gonna respond and see what the fighter does”
F-16: Fires 2 homing missiles
🤣
@Loyal Royalty were they sharp?
😂😂😂
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHHAHA!!!
"Our whole rear is gone. We still don't respond."
"We're not gonna respond and see what it does" you can tell this man has had it with life
Man is playing with fire
"Get out of the vehicle with your hands in the air"
Classic
@Pennywise r/whoooosh
"dammit he fell"
The airplane will fall on the president
Hahaha
"As you can see this will be my last news broadcast"
Just a reporter, no big loss! 🤣
This "news" appears to try and inform anyone trying to attach Trump how to do it from the air and what the defenses and weaknesses may be.
Stop it im crying 😂😂😂🤣
When did he say that ? Put the time stamp next time you mention something
Lmaooo wasted
"We are not gonna respond and see what the fighter does".
F-16: your free trial of living has ended.
Unless ordered or if they can see the aircraft is a direct threat to the safety of the president, they won't shoot them down. The engagement process is simply part of the exercise to practice for the real scenario of having to engage a rogue aircraft. They'll just escort them away from the air space. Hence the pilots words where he puts emphasis on the ROE in terms of shooting down the aircraft violating a closed air space. It can be just as dangerous shooting down an aircraft over closed air space as it is allowing the aircraft to stay in the air space, engaging the aircraft is the last resort if they are determined a threat.
I get the joke but I just thought I would give some information if anyone cares cause I'm just as bored as you are watching these videos.
@@Horible4 very interesting thanks
@@Horible4 But what about a Fraudulent President?
@@geraldpalmer2638 Lmaooo
Best comment lol
This happened to me when I was a system operstor for an aerial survey company.. The pilot of our small Cessna wasn't feeling well that day and wasn't communicating on his radio or had turned it off. He wasn't feeling well and we were just going through the motions and traveling to the site to survey. The jets appeared out of nowhere and were much closer to us. They simply pointed at the pilot and pointed down. He got on the radio and luckily tere was a tiny airport nearby. The Seret Service interviwed us separetly for a few hours and inspected the plane. The pilot was so upset because he is usualy so strict on protocals and checking for tfr's- much less never would turn off his radio. One guy said we flew under Air Force One and another guy said we flew over Obama golfing. They told us another guy had broken the tfr and didn't understand what was going on and spoke limited English. He thought the jets were there to say "hello" and then started taking pictures. The Secret Service said if you don't land right away like we did, they will get in front of you and blast you with one of the jets propulsion. If you don't land after that, they shoot you down. Luckily the man got the point after they blasted him with the afterburner. Unfortunately for our pilot, it happened over his hmetown of Stuart, FL and made the local papers. We were based out of Orlando and our bosses were very upset. They didn't fire the pilot and I think he still works for them- he is a really good guy and the only day he ever relaxed his ways, fighter jets get scrambled followed by interogations by the Secret Service.
It is interesting. Never had it happen for real. However my flight instructor got some fighter jets to practice intercepting us one day and and it was neat seeing them up close. Closest I had been to a fighter jet in the air was either air shows as a kid or when I would call in CAS 9 LINE (a close air support air strike). One time I got to go on an active air craft carrier and saw active flight operations but that was all take offs and landings so different than seeing them do full speed fly overs.
No. They don't shoot you down. Re 9/11. U...S...A...
@@ehudkelevra7456 When we were flying that day, the jets were not there one second and then right next to us the next second. They were there even before the pilot got a ping noise/alarm of a nearby aircraft. We were confused the whole time flying to the area we were to survey because there were no other planes anywhere- well it was because of the TFR duh. We thought we flew over Obama playing golf, but the Secret Sevice said we flew right under AIr Force One and said some weird saying I didn't get. Those jets were so fast and breath taking to see right next to you super close on both sides. Our military is the best and I can't imagine what they are capable of.
When they pointed down they actually wanted him to roll the windows down.
Well your pilot was a fool then.
If he wasn't feeling well enough to use the radio properly then there is one procedure and one procedure ONLY to follow. Declare an emergency and land at the nearest airfield.
If it happened anywhere remotely near as you describe then he would have lost his licence. He would have deserved to do so as well.
Narrator: As you can see, a homing missile has been fired toward us for demonstration purposes
Reporter: "Thats a dummy missile, is it not?"
Cessna pilot: "Bail out!!"
LMAO 😂
Hahaha
Copycat
Latest OP well said 😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣, I laughed so hard I fell to the ground 😂😂
narrator: "as you can see the missile is now coming towards us. amazing manuever."
LMFAO
LOL
Haha! Thank you so much for that!
XDDD
🤣🤟
Girl: I bet he's messing around with other girls right now.
The guy: "So anyway I just angered five F-16s..."
Lol
😂😂😂
So yo have chosen death
@@danielpulido2044 There's no other option 😂😂
uh oh...
Gotta love Civil Air Patrol helping the military train for this stuff
Narrator: "Was it difficult to get approval to do this?"
Pilot: "I thought you were taking care of that..."
Narrator: "No, I thought *you* were!"
Both: "...oh shi"
Mario hahahha yes Bravo, bravo!!!
Kaboom!! From the homing missile
Lol
🤣
Pilot: Wait why are they going behind us?
Narrator: wtf are they doing
*F16 shooting missile*
F-16: Literally a quarter mile away
Narrator: F-16 is just feet from us.
Journalism at its finest.
It looks far cause of the camera angle but when flying that is really close
That voice was so annoying as well
Okay... 1320 feet. It does look really close IRL, though.
The truth is boring 🤦🏽♂️
That's dangerous still but quit dramatized LOL
Narrator: as you can see we’ve been shot down and are now spinning out of control descending at 80 mph anyway let’s let bill take it away with todays weather report
That was lame
Pretty much a stolen comment
Nice
Um ok
@@poopoogamer1232 your pfp and username is perfect for this comment. 😂😑
I can imagine a completely unaware elderly guy in an old rickety homemade plane with no radio or a broken radio thinking the pilots in the jets are either drunk or are just doing tricks to show off before he gets blasted.
You also live in fantasy land
@@esho6460 😂😂
Harrison Ford is that you?
@@esho6460 youd be surprised...
"i don't know if you can hear it on camera, but you can actually hear the fighter jet flying by" we MIGHT have been able to hear, if you hadn't talked over it
😭😭frr
Yeah, plus the loud engine of the plane they were riding in.
@@abdulgill5013 plus the mics the news stations use are calibrated to filter out distant sounds soo yeah
the only way you could hear it is if he was talking over it, any other noise gets suppressed by filters
😂😂😂
It would have been a lot better if they entered the “no fly zone” without telling them they were... would have been a way cooler video.
Guess what would of been cooler. If we had no more poisonous contrails. $$$
I think they both are a hoax 😅 well global warming isn't a hoax it's just extremely exaggerated. Anyone who contest climate change isn't real doesn't know the difference between Global warming and climate change
Rambo Tambo there wouldn’t have been one
Nelith Siriwardhana good point my friend good point!
@Randumb look how plants need. CO 2
“There’s a missile coming right at us.”
“He’s just trying to get our attention”
lmfao
lol
"If the warning shot doesn't deter us, he will be forced to shoot us down"
🤣🤣🤣
"If our com can't scare them away, then maybe a heat seeking missile could."
Props to the journalist willing to give up his life to show us what happens.
I hoped to see some bloodshed but this coward was to cowardly...
Fake Slugworth? Is that you? 😅
I couldn't take him seriously after he said "we're barreling down the runway" while they are in a Cessna
that did it for you ? I was done after he said "Cezzna" multiple times
Not a pilot but have taken some lessons. One was a Cessna ..never thought it would leave the runway.
@@HighGear7445 I've taken a few myself. Fun times.
Lol, same here. I bet the fellow has a name for his tool between the legs and tells his mrs. to call it junior.
Sezna!!! 'Nough said!
He didn't turn away, he showed you the underside of the jet...and what he's packing for you.
GrimmXD exactly!! Lol
you called it!
Oh yes
@Max Payne Yeah they just want to wave you a friendly goodbye! 😂🤦♂️
Kinda like walking around a bad neighborhood with your hand in your waistband
Reporter: We're not going to respond at all and see what they do.
F-16: *Initiate order 66*
It's execute order 66
It's execute order 66
indeed, e x e c u t e. no big deal tho, doesn’t change that the joke is good
Lol
It will be done my lord
Everyone's roasting the journalist and i absolutely love it
“We aren’t gonna acknowledge him and see what happens.” Gets shot down
😂😂😂
Let's just ignore some Air Force Fighter jets that fly faster than the speed of sound..😂
🧔💃💍🇧🇷🥀💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪🖕🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀👌👌🚀🚀🚀
Of course, this is all scripted, for you Dummies out there 😏
@@leeperry9620 wooosh
That Cessna is going so slow the F16s are practically stalling flying next to it lol
They are doing a high alpha which is when they basically fly off the thrust of there engine. In fact they can go more like 70 mph in some cases in a high alpha. If they aren’t careful and drop a wing with not enough air speed they can tip stall which is when the dangerous things start to happen
@@cmf2nmMWX9qy actually the wings are still providing lift that's why he say they riding on their thrust.
@@aviationismylife6814 It is one of the most exciting things to see at an air show, you see these planes flying pat at 700 and next thing you know they come to a crawl. Still amazes me the technologies we have now days.
Cessna beats F16s at low speeds lol
Is that the same thing when Maverick hits the brakes
"You have entered Fort Zancudo Airspace. Divert immediately!"
Lol 😂😂😂😂 you know your screwed when the tank is there 😂
@@dabkill3r03king7 Turn around now! This is for authorized personnel only
@@sealingfan8146 Lmao 😂
Fort zancudo is gta right?
@@Brass_Monkey yes
I am in Civil Air Patrol. That was who the Cessna 182 belonged to. I love flying in those Cessnas.
You mean “Cezzznas?” 😝
Pilot: *Ignores calls*
F-16: Finally I can try out these new penetration rounds.
Pilot: Why do I hear boss music
Omae wa mou shindeiru
Nani!
@@carlosblondiswall4532 😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
penetration.. sounds?
"I swear my ammunition was getting rusty"
As everyone can clearly see the air to air missile just removed the front part of our Cessna. Bill - the view is just incredible - not having to look over the prop and thru the window. Hannah back to you for the weather.
I laughed too hard at this
@@andrewfournier1881 same I spit on my phone
Geaux tigers 🐅
😂
The weather...local showers of debris.
"Just feet from us." Yeah, about a thousand feet.
Yeah. But still feet. Ok, multiple football fields
At hundreds of miles an hour, that gap closes quickly.
That is insanely close for jets.
Thank you, I was thinking the same thing.
*Selkie15* " "Just feet from us." Yeah, about a thousand feet."
Try a few hundred feet. The F-15 has a 32-foot wingspan and a fuselage length of 49 feet, and you can figure the number of aircraft lengths away he is the same way you'd count car lengths when following someone on the freeway.
Feets away...the jet is like 2 football feild away from the plain..we wasn't even that close
Correct, he was like 350 AR-15s away, not feets away.
“We are not going to respond to see what they do”
F16: *Launching Heatseekers*
F-16 laughs in 20mm M61 Vulcan.
It's a propelled aircraft, that wouldn't work :v
@@flyingdutchman9961 then use the 20mm canon
@@flyingdutchman9961 rather than a jet propulsion aircraft? There's still a heat signature on that engine it's just not what a heat seeker would probably pick up most likely
wouldn't want to waste million dollar missile on these morons. just use the onboard machine gun take them out.
“But since we’re a rouge aircraft , we ignored the signal and started our suicide to slam into the president’s vacation house”
@Redz CAiiF the whole point of a no fly zone is no one can enter, including journalists...
@@daviddou1408 hahaha
Just a Yokel this has me LOL 😆
sinu0us Bruh
@D D well yes but actually no
Everyone gangsta until you hear a lock on sound
gta on ps4 without headphones in and the lock on sound us coming out the controller is the worst
*BEEP BEEP BEEP*
@@aregulardude428 ahhh crap here we go again
They dont get a lock sound in civil aircraft
Domt think Cessnas have an RWR
Imagine the fighter pilot forgets its a test. And takes them out 😂
Reporter: “We’re gonna hit the brakes, and he’ll fly right by.”
Much funnier than the lame Star Wars reference above...
Genius! You are awesome!
Ok Maverick, let's take it easy on the MIG's today. Those T - 38's are expensive....
If the Cessna slows down any more, it will fall out of the sky. You can see the F-16s with their nose-up attitude, trying to fly as slow as possible without losing lift.
@@MattU4970 Agreed. I have to wonder how many people think u must be drunk because they don't know what u are saying. Not sure what minimum airspeed is to maintain flight control in a F-16, a Cessna is probably around 40- 50 mph, i flew ultralights and my instructor gave me that lesson the first time up, about 35mph on a 2 seat trainer ultralight and u have flight control and I also learned what a stall shudder felt like, I liked flight control much better... excellent observation and comment sir
That’s the equivalent to being pulled over by a tank
that somehow makes sense
-Will you shoot him down?
-We'll follow the rules and protect the president.
-So, protecting the president means shooting them down, doesn't it?
-We'll follow the rules and do what we have to do.
Now that's a precise anwser!
AlphaK yes, good explanation but it sounded funny yk😂
Nah I mean he said “yes”
Government has a way of answering things without an answer
That’s not even what he said.
I guess part of it is where you shoot it down.
"we're not going to respond at all"
-- rocks both wings back and forth in response
The pilot jogged as if he was going outside to pick up his amazon box
@@ronnie4661 That's a little racist don't you think?
Weirdly specific?
Generic_ no
@@larryromero1082 it is racist and thats coming from a black man
@@hellopeter9083 oh well
1:30 "and how they get us down to the ground"
.....with a missile
With a missile? How about *A Rocket Warhead that is capable of destroying the Aircraft and the surrounding area in a 500 mile radius?!*
@@mynintendogamingfeed5208 A nuke?
@@hunterepicness4303 It's short of a nuke. For it to be a Nuclear Rocket, there must be radioactive chemicals in the Rocket Warhead, which my Rocket Warhead does not have.
@@mynintendogamingfeed5208 Oh. You like this kind of stuff too rocket nerd haha
@@hunterepicness4303 You like rocket launchers and warhead missiles?
Just so y'all know, when a fighter is trying to escort you out of a temporary flight restriction seeing the belly of the jet is not a good thing. That literally is your last warning to follow or be shot down.
They are showing the firepower they have, exactly
Thanks for the heads up, I’ll keep that in mind next time I’m recreationally flying in a restricted area
SquidCoveredKeys - 😆😆😆
@@squid4661 ah I wouldn't worry about it, we are lead to believe a plane flew into the pentagon and killed nearly 200 on the ground including all onboard and no one even pointed a waterpistol at them. Are you telling me they lied? Surely not
Exactly, they are displaying their armament. when you get intercepted by a Blackhawk they make sure the door gun is displayed as well.
I used to be a cadet commander of a civil air patrol squadron. It's worth looking into to be a volunteer, a cadet, or an adult officer.
I've heard so many bad things about CAP lol
@@lemonator8813 Sounds like you listen to the wrong people.
@@MissionaryInMexico well its not like I dont listen to people that have good things to say about it too? Just a lot less of them out there
@@lemonator8813 may depend on the wing and squadron.
@@MissionaryInMexico It sucks, you barely get flight time and has little to do with aviation. I have more fun with a weekly flying lesson working twords my private then in CAP.
Narrator: "you can actually hear the sound of the aircraft coming, wait a sec! Is that a missile"
"The fighter jet flew right in front of us just a FEW FEET away"???? Ahhhhh, getting a bit dramatic there aren't you?
Lol erratic and dramatic
I guess that such a distance could cause an accident in a matter of few seconds.
Madrugão no it wouldn't. Some of these fighter pilots fly within inches of each other.
Yeah, i think you're right.
Seeing this in person that in this video would make a bigger difference
"We are not gonna respond we'll see what the fighter does"
F-16: So, you have chosen death?
Corny
2:38 Look at the F-16's angle of attack, the pilot has to hold the nose up high just to fly slowly enough to pass the Cessna like it's stationary :)
If the Cessna was jsut above stall speed the jets couldn’t keep up with him lol think about that..
@@AverageReviewsYTthat’s when they send the apaches up!
“Just feet from the front of our plane”... I guess 500 feet is still feet...
#DadVsDiaper Yes it is
Especially at that speed in the air, 500 feet in i to 2 seconds flat.
#FakeNews lol
#DadVsDiaper ikr
well yeah it was still feet only 500 of them is all but that's still feet none-the-less>;-/
“As you can see he’s getting ready to fire and we’re going to die”
Haha fr
Disappointing video, was hoping to see a fireball high in the sky
The onion needs to make a version of this like that. lol
@@jesuschrist5417 🤣🤣totally agree
XD
Especially shooting down loud mouthed, over-dramatic tv personalities.
You nut bags are a dime a dozen. You wash dishes for a living?,
Watching here right after a small plane violated DC airspace and crashed on Virginia.
Yup, same!
jet: *flies in front of them in what is a simple maneuver for him*
Narrator: "Outstanding move!"
I’m sure you have done more daring maneuvers on GTA. Good job!
@@alexs3187 It's easy for him tho
@@alexs3187 r/wooosh
Godfrey T ever heard of wake turbulence? How do you think a Cessna 172 would do in the wake of a fighter jet?
@@alexs3187 my uncle almost chrased a plane by turbulence in Afghanistan
The government should have sent them the bill for that stunt.
Well they see it this way better a text then a real threat
Well those guys in the plane were probably very wealthy and did get billed!
The United States Airforce Actually provides training and equipment to the people in the video. The Civil Air Patrol, founded in 1941, before the airforce itself served as a congressionally recognized paramilitary force made up of volunteers and privately owned aircraft. Since then the government has had the CAP perform intercept, UAV overwatch and escort, counter-drug/terrorism, and most prevalent of all, Search and Rescue.
Lol your taxes just went up...
@@geosobservations9496 CAP actually saves Air Force budget, that's why they are kept around for the tasks that the USAF, or Air NG would rather not deal with.
"we barrel down the runway" no you dont, thats a cessna.
It’s one of the fastest planes money can buy. clearly you know nothing about aeronomics
@@yvngsn0w It falls out of the sky at the same rate as most aircraft.
The Cessna actually has a good glide ratio, most are around 40 to 1, provided a sidewinder hasn't just messed up that ratio ....
As you can see, the F16s are deploying flaps so they can escort us 😁
Nah, I didn’t see that, but most single engine private aircraft cruise at a speed not much more than the stall speed of jets. By “private aircraft” I mean a 2 to 4 seater Cessna and the like, not a Reno racer.
HAHAHAHAH
Security drills…one of the roles of the Civil Air Patrol. Great job to the Total Force….ANG, USAF, CAP
Narrator: “Watch how we spend millions of your taxpayer money, just for a really pointless demonstration”
Me: thank you, worth every penny
It was a training exercise lmao; not pointless
lol
Well said lol
Was that really worth millions?
Fighter jets only cost around 30k to use
Give us a full demonstration Fire those missiles
172*
tat ta tata tatat tat tatat tata tatata tatat tatat tatat > mssion accomplish
no no. Get more lefties on board first.
First put a CNN Reporter in
Note - 3-blade prop
Reporter: “Anyway the fi-“
*gets blown out of the sky*
Syglox as you can see we’re on fire
So yeah, I just bought this new plane and I'm flying over unrestricted airsp-
Chen_plays 😂😂😂😂
Anyway they shot down my plane and they sent some tactical dudes to my plane wreckage
as you can see, were plummeting towards the ground at speeds of about mach 1 in a flaming ball of fire.
Cessna: Flaps 30 degrees 50knots
F16: destroyed
"We are gonna drive a car behind the jury bus of the Rittenhouse trial to see what happens"- NBC
I love how he says feet from us that was probably a quarter mile distance
Well, to be technical, 1455 feet IS STILL "feet"😁
@@mg19cal to be technical, a quarter mile is still X number of light years of distance; but that doesn't mean that it's the appropriate scale of measurement.
Inches from us
(15840 inches)
what's wrong with his saying? You do realize there are feet in a quarter mile? yall cant be this dumb
“Just feet from us!!”
That jet in narnia bro
Ikr ? I'm not even American and i know you couldn't be more wrong than this guy.
That statement is as accurate as "The jet has currently entered my butthole"
It's ... no, just no.
@@ThatOneDude7 lmao!
Lol I like the way they clipped the pilot getting into the plane and taking off to make it all appear faster than actually is lol
America:”We give out three warnings then shoot the plane down if ordered”.
Russia:”wait-you give warnings?”
Russia followed our example! Don't forget they blatantly said they would invade Ukraine. Now look at them go!
Lol..l
Lol
Watch some Russian police videos, they blew up and heavy machine gunned a building with a shooter with a sawed off shotgun and pistol inside
Referencing Russia shooting down 2 Korean planes that entered Russian air space without authorization in '80s?
"follow me away from the president!"
*takes off at mach speed*
Darian Wade I have all my friends protecting me like this on gta 5 😂😂😂😂😂
LOL Like the smaller plane is going to hit mach speed too lol.
😂😂😂😂😂😭😭
Darian Wade i'd jump out with a glider like fortnite
As a member of the Civil Air Patrol, it was very disappointing to see our role in this segment ignored by corespondent and the network. CAP regularly assists in air intercept training with the US Air Force. We are proud to be the official auxiliary of the Air Force and part of it’s Total Force.
The Silly Air Patrol is just that-silly. When I was a cadet in the late 1960s it was excellent. These days it is one mountain of paperwork and excruciating detail (they don’t trust their own pilots) after another. They are terrified of aviation (can’t land on a grass strip! Taildraggers not allowed!). Those brave men who birthed CAP during WWII would be mortified and sadly disappointed at the top-heavy, silly bureaucracy it has become. Sad. And about to be completely irrelevant as technology will pass it by. Huge opportunity lost because the “colonels” have their heads buried firmly in the sand.
Jesus christ relax you gibbon
@@failtolawl lmao
As well you should be. My family has been involved in military air defense since 1918 and I have several relatives that fly in various branches and one in the CAP. Here in Florida I love it when the Coast Guard flies over my home reminding me of what they do to keep us safe. Their aircraft is hard to miss, big, bulky and loud, lol. I never know when one of your CAP aircraft are overhead because they are not very loud and don't really stand out among all the other aircraft. I live a mile south of a municipal air field where CAP flights frequently take off and land. But I know they are there. They frequently assist not just the Coast Guard here but also the sheriff's department as well as air ambulance flights. I've been told that there is at least one in our county's air space at all times and one goes up before the previous one lands.
@@elmoreglidingclub3030 you are so right, I was in CAP in Hemet, CA we didn't do anything. Never got to go in a plane
Rare to find the Civil Air Patrol featured on a news source! Love the program.
By the way the Headbutt maneuver 3:20 serves another purpose. You are now flying right through his wake - this causes turbulence and rapid change of airspeed due to him pushing a lot of air towards you or out of your reach. You are essentially flying through the exact spot that he has dispersed the air. This is something that every pilot takes into account on take off/landing - they must calculate and maintain a seperation based on how large the aircraft in front is. Otherwise when you come in to land the air is swirling around everywhere and causes big control issues - This can last for a lot longer than you think too.
He's the equivalent to a speedboat cutting off your rowboat at close quarters.
Wow! I did not know that!... I hadn't even thought of that... See? this is why I am on the ground; minding my own business, Lol
@@theKoreis lol
@@theKoreis once they shoot it down it will be our business lol
If you weren't paying attention before that point, you are now! Anything that happens after that is completely sanctioned
RIP Goose..
US President: Everywhere he goes, we have a protected airspace and fighter jets on standby
Aussie PM: Random guy telling him to get off the grass
Yea but grass was just laid??? I mean respect the man's work lol
@@Growingdopamine818 agreed, gotta respect it
Meanwhile ol boris cycling through london too
Finnish Prez: Flying in business class with the rest of us plebians.
@@jawadhazrat4349 thats a lie xD
Notice the F-16's nose up angle. The F-16 was struggling to fly slow enough to fly with your "Cezzna." Any slower and the F-16 would have stalled, just like your story.
Yup!!!
he knows exactly what he's saying. i'm surprised they didn't have to drop flaps and gear to fly that slow. angle of attack!
Once I applied flags just to mess with him. (CAP)
@@iamnormal8648 Thank you Frederick. Like in lean process engineering, you made a value added comment.
@Jim
Why would you say that when you clearly know everything?
Wow so itls a life or death decition for the person who decides to ignore the warning
Narrator: “We have now been blown up and we are going to die”.
3:28 "Just feet from us." Yeah. About 3,000 feet.
+Pierre - And in journalism, half a mile is "just feet."
I had exact same thought lol, red arrows and other air shows are feet apart the other jet could of crossed between these 2 😂😂😂
+WTF Man??? - Why would she dance on a 3,000 foot long pole? That doesn't even make sense. 10 feet is more than enough to do all her tricks.
While flying 100m/s 100 meters of distance is "just feet from us". Its like in the car. While driving 200-300km/h (german motorway :P) you should leave distance up to 200meters and 100m feel very close, but when traveling 50km/h 100 meters are miles away
+o0Dome0o - First of all, feet are feet. Speed doesn't magically turn half a mile into "just feet." Second of all, they're in a cessna. Not exactly breaking the sound barrier here.
I was expecting a bit more, maybe a couple of warning shots, maybe a little treat like "this is your last warning change course or we will blow you out of the sky!"
How To Make Sushi lol
PRETTY LAME VIDEO!!!ATLEAST MAKE IT MORE DRAMATIC MORE REAL.TIPICAL AMATURE VIDEO!!!I AGREE 100%.ALMOST BORING PRODUCTION.BETTER NEXT TIME.
I think they do it to avoid collateral damage.
Yeah let's just toss out a couple dozen 20mm rounds in the middle of the Eastern seaboard, what's the worst that could happen?
RabblerouserGT _WILL_*
Fighter pilots: Dude, why are you filming me?
"We are not gonna respond at all and see what this fighter jet does"
F16: Mach 2 through them
Holdo maneuver
If that was a "few feet" away, my member must be MASSIVE...... yay me.
Yeah it was a minimum of 600' out
Gopros make it look farther away than it really is. Definitely closer than 600 feet I’d say 100-200 which is very close for two airplanes that aren’t in consensual formation
@@factorypilot99 if it isn't a consensual formation i can't fly.
Austin Washke nevertheless slightly different from a “few feet” as the guy said especially when its a pretty slow plane there flying in not going that fast to a very fast fighter jet going very quick over the front of him its not that close if u take in all the info
BOOM get some flying lessons and fly formation with other aircraft then talk to me about how un-impressive it is
"Just feet from us"
BS
IT WAS LIKE 200 METERS AWAY
Ps. Thx for 10k likes so I give you bonus
"Barreling down the runway" at 65-70 knots, nice
And one word
Cezzna :)
Tankieguy Lol That's how these reporters do things...
That's incredibly close in aviation terms
Avery Mcgrath il give you it's quite close, but not in military terms and it was still a lie, he was not feet away
yeah not even close
What's a metre?
-America
Not if i use my invincibility mod
O Where Is My Hairbrush Where can i get it?
O Where Is My Hairbrush Lmao
O Where Is My Hairbrush What about your God Mode Mod?
just yeet it!!
Cloak: Engaged
As you can see, a nuke has been fired at us for demonstration.
@vMystjc So what's a B61 bomb then?
@vMystjc r/woooosh
@vMystjc your username doesn't help either💀
@vMystjc who cares about usernames if it's a personal youtube account
Am dead💔😂😂
The moon is just feet away from us as well...
its in the basement at the white house
Mr. Sotack hahahaha
You’re making my stomach hurt
Someone needed to say it. Great shout.
Mr. Sotack 😂😂😂
The real joke is we’ve had this and more since well before 911. There is no excuse for a “passenger jet” to be able to go anywhere it doesn’t belong.
I was a civil air patrol member year's ago and those CAP pilot's who take part in those homeland security training and all members are volunteers. People don't realize but it's cheaper to send cap members out then it is to send military members out. Support the Civil Air Patrol.
I was as well. That definitely is a CAP plane, even though yahoo calls it the Air National Guard....
I am aswell
@@joesouth3452 incorrect, the jets were Air National Guard as stated
So slavery still exists then in the states
CAP is called F troop at my airport for some reason
My GTA player: let me go to Fort Zancudo real quick to get a jet!
haha, nice one
Jay McBride ohh yeah
somethingsomethingDarkSide just did it earlier
*Eagle 6 is airborne*
Christian Fonollera megan
LOL "just feet from us". Yeah 400ft.lol
That 400ft is equivalent to 2ft on the ground.
Sir Eminence doesn't matter the reporter literally said that the fighter plane was couple of feet from the cessna
fs87 because it was..
Tom Hanks You know what they meant
Reporter played up intensity on a staged flight plan when jet was 500 yards plus away. Facts. Stfu everyone else
Just feet from us…. Is a quarter mile away
Interesting video guys!
didn't expect you to be here👍🤠
B E G O N E
Hi
@@eggs1632 simp
@@gocommitdie7359 I said hi wtf
See what happens when a unidentified plane goes into restricted airspace. *plane blows up*
I was hoping for that to happen . . . one less useless reporter.
*restricted*
unrestricted? Are you high?
imgur.com/lKZyrn0
No doubt.
So that Trevor mission in GTA 5 is 100% accurate. 2 fighter jets giving similar warnings.
not 100% but close
Well this was really cool to watch
3:25 'Just feet from us'
you must have some huge feet if you think thats a few feet
lmaoooooooooo I was like seriously????
you know these TV anchors always over exaggerate. You should hear them during a high speed chase. WHOAAAA this guy just ran a red light wizzing through traffic. UMMM really?? He was doing 40MPH once he hit traffic and made a right turn on red. LOL nothing to get excited about
It’s a wide angle lens. That’s why it looks like it’s further away.
It's not a very wide angle - the F16 is 100 meters ahead.
Lmfao
"Cezzna"
lol ikr, reporters **sigh**
Aviation380 wow he was shoot down rip
it was so cringe!!!!!
I was wondering the same thing. Not only does he say Cezzna, but he butchers the the emphasis on a bunch of other words.
Aviation380 and they wonder why he says they don't know anything.
Oh, please.....The military jet was NOT that close! Quit dramatizing the news.
TexasDog3 For aircraft, that is extremely close. It would take only a couple of seconds for a Cessna to travel that distance. Also, it is so close that any pilot could even get in trouble for flying that close to another aircraft.
TexasDog3 That's all the media does..
TexasDog3 okay dude it's the news....that's what they do for every little thing😂😂😂....and also why I never watch the news because it's all fake asf🙄🙄
As a pilot, I agree with this comment. However, at cruising airspeeds, the rate of closure can be stupid fast. Basically, if that had been a real world situation, he might have been maybe 30% closer, depending on the craft's distance from the POTUS. But, since this was a planned drill, safety was the priority first and foremost. When I heard him say that, I just got annoyed. I mean technically he was correct, but it's like saying NYC is "merely feet" away from London.
TexasDog3, people exaggerate all the time
"We are not gonna respond and see what the fighter does"
Pilot : "alright if you wont talk to me, talk with this missile"
@3:25 "The F-16 crosses just feet from us!"
Never knew the F-16 was 3 inches long.
Amazing how they fit the pilot inside.
*Aircraft flies in restricted airspace*
Jets: "So you have chosen death."
Something tells me they wont give u long if ur not responding
Yea if your ignoring their commands and you aren't in a populated area they will not hesitate to shoot but if you are in a populated area you've got time befor they shoot
Yeah, would be scary!
I remember hearing a recoding of an interception. They went from saying they were a military aircraft to an “armed” milita aircraft 😅
Seems like a waste of everyone's time and resources for a news story
Stella the Locksmith they do this for training often, they probably just let the news tag along for one practice intercept. The flight school I go to runs CAP flights to help train the nearby ANG squadron
Lucky they weren't shot down
Not really, no... This was a training exercise that the media was invited on. They do these trainings all the time. Contrary to what many people think, Pilots and such are required to practice all maneuvers ever so often, to remain current in their rating. If your job is to intercept rouge aircraft, you need to practice often to ensure your skills remain able to do the actual job.
@@coryburns834 Not lucky at all... This was a training exercise coordinated by the military. No one was in any danger of being 'shot down'.
Stella the Locksmith training is a waste of time and resources? That’s why your job is locksmith 😂