I worked for rockwell during the b1b production . Saw them fly almost everyday for a couple years. Everytime a b1 passed final inspection. The airforce pilots would do a flyby. Most the time it was .85 @ 300ft off the deck . But every once in awhile they gave us a real treat. 100ft off the deck .95 and a pretty roll as they pulled up and flew off .
Sinister. THAT'S the word I've been searching for. This MF is exactly that.... Sinister. It just looks like danger incarnated. "You've done f**ked up now! We've had enough of that crap. The United States is coming.... to kill you".
With all due respect, I have to disagree a bit. If it would have reached serial production, the title of the coolest plane should go to the XB-70 Valkyrie. But it was obsolete by the introduction of ICBMs, and I can understand why it was cancelled.
Impressive, just the right ambient light. Magnificant aircraft. I love the spool up, the exhaust nozzels close, the AB kicks in...flames, the exhaust nozzles open, more flames and the great crackling roar of those great GE F101's. The images and sounds of the greatest airpower the world has ever known. Hell Ya!
My father was a flight instructor USAF, TX in the mid 50s. Late in life I asked him the different planes he flew as we were on the way to his chemo appointment, he named so many that there was no way I could remember them all. We also spent 4 years in Hann AF base in Germany. When he got out of the military, he flew private corporate jets (Sabreliner). At his memorial service on the video at the end we played a Sabreliner taking off with that distinct sound, and the caption said Last flight and his name.
Great story, thanks for sharing. It should be mentioned that the Saberliner was originally built for the military, so in way he was flying a military jet (sort of).
@ Yes, and his military plane is in the USAF Military museum in Dayton Ohio. He saw it there when he visited during a reunion. I can't remember who he told me he flew, for it to be in the hanger there, some government official.
@ At my fathers memorial service we played a continuous video, the last few minutes were of a SabreLiner at taxi down the runway then the signature whine of the engines as it took off, We titled it las flight for Capt. Alexander Allan III. As the plane took off disappearing into the sky we ended the video.
I appreciate it that the video starts with the two taxiing to the runway, and testing rudder, flaps, etc. about half a second apart. What a beautiful ballet!
I had the pleasure of getting to see once take off some 20 something years ago back in school. The whole time it screamed down the runway, i couldn't breathe for how much my chest was vibrating
Years ago I was at a Gas Station near Fairford Airbase where this video was filmed & although I did not see the B1 take off I CERTAINLY heard it & felt it! The ground was shaking where I was!
Most of the times I drive through Abilene, Texas, I am privileged to see these magnificent beasts (usually in flights of three) in the pattern doing touch-and-goes. I never get tired of that sight!
very nice footage. Was lucky to witness it myself after two days of inactivity on the bomber front (had to leave homebound inevitably the day after again)... as sunset approached, we were in for a treat. Uploaded footage as well, I positioned myself a couple of feet further up the fence. Gorgeous sight and sound of these mighty planes !! Wish you many more spectacular B1, B52, B2, U2, ?? missions and video opportunities ! Keep those videos coming.
In 1986, I had the privilege of being one of the very first B-1B pilots to fly the aircraft... I trained under the "Great 8" guys. They were a magnificent group of pilots, almost all previous B-52 guys. I was the lone (and first) -135 pilot... who somehow got accepted to the program... to this day it is still my very greatest accomplishment. What an amazing aircraft to fly.
I live in Cheltenham and heard this take off from there!! Knew immediately what it was - awesome sound, can't imagine what it was like at the airfield!!!
My buddy who recently retired from the program called me one evening from Ellsworth and put his phone up to let me hear 6 of them take off like this -- very impressive even over a phone!
Good lord, that's the biggest, most overpowered F14 'ive ever seen !!!!!! B1B, one of Ronald Reagans biggest saves for the military, Carter killed it, The Gipper raised it from the dead !!!!! Long live the "Bone"!!!!!!
A long time ago i saw USAF recruitment commercials on TV with B1-B. The catch phrase is unforgettable. "If you like to make engine sing, we offer courses in heavy metal." With a majestic looking B1-B in the background doing afterbruner takeoff into the sunset...
I saw them at Mildenhall when the fantastic airshows were still running. Will never forget the noise and vibration right through my chest when it took off. Incredible!
Dyes AFB in Abilene Texas. As a Canadian, I spent lots of time there in the 90's, working on the C130's power plants. The B1's are incredible aircraft.
Years ago I was living in a farmhouse. Pretty much way out in the country. I was outside one night and heard a rumbling overhead. Looked up in time to see a plane coming over fairly low. As it passed I recognized the configuration of the engines. Very exciting to have such a close call.
This reminds me of the time when I was at an airshow in Abbotsford during one of the gulf wars. There was a B1 on display. About half way through the show it was announced over the PA that they were stopping the show because the B1 was being called up and had to leave ... NOW. I can't remember if they did an afterburner take off but they did do a afterburner low pass over show center. The ground shook and car alarms were going off.
this is a level of LOUD that you cannot comprehend unless you’ve been that close before during a B-1B takeoff. Top Fuel dragster is loud, this is insane loud.
Remember watching one of these monsters at RIAT 2000. The gates of hell opened up, the noise is insane! Was in awe and fear at the same time. An experience I'll never forget
my dad had a love for this aircraft. I see why. such an elegant plane and despite being quite large can still go faster than the speed of sound. a marvel of engineering.
@@screennamenottaken2 I would have if it had the technology of either of those 2. Blackbird was fast and looked cool, but it was a mess that leaked fuel and cost a ton of money, and had problems.
I lived in Vegas for several years, right across the street from Nellis Airforce base. The B1 would take off and come straight over our house and would set off the car alarms up and down the street, it was awesome to watch at night with the flames with rings around them shooting out the exhaust. Beautiful site.
Last Saturday 18th of June in the airshow in Turku Finland 2 B1-Bs made a fly by over the Turku airfield. That was impressive to see these huge planes doing a fly by at low altitude.
Finland, Sweden, etc. All joining NATO, uh, I mean N.A.O., at the last minute!? Are you going to catch up on payments? Turkey is insisting on it! God bless Turkey! Otherwise, you're all a bunch of cowards! Maybe we'll give you a handful of outdated F-16's and a few battle tanks to combat Russia's 35,000 tanks! 😲. Finland, Norway, Sweden, etc, has frozen solid, Naval ports, every winter! Russia, now, has access to the warm water ports, of the Black Sea. If Putin wants your asses, nothing is standing in his way!!! Lucky you! Putin has NO purpose for your wretched countries. 💯. 👻☠️🗽💯🙏
In the late 1990s I lived close an airport and got to watch a twilight afterburner take off. This beautiful bird stood on it's tail and blasted into the evening sky with 4 strong bright blazing pillars of fire.
I crewed 86093, 86105, 85066, and 86128. Got to fly 85073 before it crashed in Alzada, MT. and flew 86133 a couple years later. Some of the best times of my life.
Wow! Even with the wings fully extended with those huge flaps, slats and the four afterburners--it still takes a lot of runway to get these birds into the air.
Back in the 80’s I used to camp out in the Mojave desert with friends. We heard a rumbling noise, and turned around to see one of these coming full speed, wings back, hauling a$$ at about 100 feet above the deck. I never worried about nuclear war after seeing what that plane was doing, since if they ever tapped that plane for a delivery, someone would be kneecapped permanently. Praise to everyone involved in creating and maintaining that aircraft!
Remember being stationed in RAF Fairford from May 2007 to May 2009. We saw B-1s visit alongside the U-2 Dragonladys. It was one of my best assignments. The good thing about Fairford in the old days, the place was silent as no permament assigned aircraft but when a plane comes in you get everybody outside the wire in admiration that a plane is coming into the base. I miss it. Was part of the 420th LRS at the time. We did have the B-2s come but not very often you saw. During the International Air Tattoo it was a great time. The base and the region turn into a big city for a whole week. It was great meeting our allied partners as we greeted and respectively argue whose pilots and planes are better to include the Royal Air Force hosts as we was on their turf. Seen the Queen only once when she made her appearance for the 90th anniversary of the RAF but it was always rainy and some days the weather was great. Miss it a lot
Captivating beauty combined with tremendous power make a this aircraft one of my favorites. I am former Navy and served onboard the USS Midway. We had the F-4 Phantoms. It was a beautiful aircraft as well. God has surely blessed the engineers and designers of our military.
There is something truly epic about watching these gorgeous beasts taking off just as there is enough light to see the planes, and low enough light to see the shock diamonds in the afterburners. And I swear, I think that experience all those years ago will be the closest thing to rocket launches I will ever get. Just the sound and feeling alone was glorious. I miss living on or near active military bases.
Anecdote: Back around 1998 my girlfriend and I were laying, butt naked, on the carpet in front of the fireplace late at night in my house in Macon GA. Suddenly an enourmous racket shook the house, stunned we ran to the back deck to look at the night sky and we saw the low clowds tinted in an orange and red color. I recongnised the noise, a B-1 playing a trick on the sleeping town... then we realised we were naked, outside in about 40°F...
I worked for rockwell during the b1b production . Saw them fly almost everyday for a couple years. Everytime a b1 passed final inspection. The airforce pilots would do a flyby. Most the time it was .85 @ 300ft off the deck . But every once in awhile they gave us a real treat. 100ft off the deck .95 and a pretty roll as they pulled up and flew off .
Liar.
At testing? And 1st flight?
You expect us to believe your gibberish?
Elk meat is great ask Joe Rogan
@@StevenP727 your mom asked but she asked me to tell you to get out of her basement. She also said get a real job and stop trolling people
@@StevenP727 i asked
@@StevenP727I'd hope that ejection compartment is squared away.
The B-1B is such a beautifully sinister looking aircraft.
Sinister. THAT'S the word I've been searching for. This MF is exactly that.... Sinister. It just looks like danger incarnated. "You've done f**ked up now! We've had enough of that crap. The United States is coming.... to kill you".
The best. Come on, 4 afterburners ❤
Agree
Ту-160 тоже не плох
@rolandfernandez1755 perfect description, dude.
No fookin around, no bs music, just pure awesomeness.
✨... AND ETERNAL GREETINGS FROM "RONALD REAGAN" 🙏 WITH THAT AWESOME AIRCRAFT. ✊✨
Practice, Practice, Practice! Keep America Safe! 🇺🇸 🇺🇸 🇺🇸.
Einfach nur pure Sound Einfach nur geil ❤❤❤❤
Kriegstreiber !!!!!
Aí estão os gafanhotos destruidores do Apocalipse capítulo 9 e versículos 1 até 12 😢😢😢😢😢😮😮😮😮😮😮chegou o fim da humanidade! 😢😢😮😮
We live near a major US airbase and you always know when the B1s go over. Shakes the whole house. Coolest plane made.
That's so fucking awesome that you leave nearby!
Haha I don't about the coolest. I think the SR-71 could give them a run for their money.😉
Sonic Boom ?? Usually Sonic booms are not allowed if u near an airbase that is close to residential areas
With all due respect, I have to disagree a bit. If it would have reached serial production, the title of the coolest plane should go to the XB-70 Valkyrie. But it was obsolete by the introduction of ICBMs, and I can understand why it was cancelled.
@@JishyFishy4106 They don't boom near their bases. They do it in the practice areas/MOAs out in the middle of nowhere.
One of the most beautiful things that I've ever seen.
Pitiful how beautiful something so damned deadly really is. Weapons have an eeirie beauty. Take care, Airmen.
Agreed. I've always found war technology to be fascinating while simultaneously hating that it exists.
@@mark7166strength through fear : make the most unholy weapon ever conceived by man, and pray you never have to use its full potential
what better way to put the fear in our adversaries.
@@JOHNNYCARROLL-f9e certainly a fearful sight if not on your side
Glad I'm not the only one who feels 'conflicted' about it.
I love war machinery, yet I hate war, death and all the rest.
Quality. Loitering around the Base certainly paid off.
Impressive, just the right ambient light. Magnificant aircraft. I love the spool up, the exhaust nozzels close, the AB kicks in...flames, the exhaust nozzles open, more flames and the great crackling roar of those great GE F101's. The images and sounds of the greatest airpower the world has ever known. Hell Ya!
Very hard to capture the snap, crackle & pop of afterburners, but you did well. Those lingering shots of the climb out are great
It's very hard to get all that noise into a tiny microphone
Top fuel dragster would still beat it to the take off point.
@@sonnypruitt6639
And so ?
@@Stoater1 Just sayin'
@@sonnypruitt6639 And light would beat the Top Fuel dragster. Just sayin'
I’ll never forget an airshow many years ago where a B-1 did a low pass. Loudest airplane I ever heard in my life.
they are fantastically deafening, ain't they?
So what you're saying is, you never heard the P&W J58s? Growing up near Beale AFB in the 80s... it was normal to hear them.
Badass. The framing of the first aircraft going to afterburner was absolutely serendipitous..
that didn't even look real, absolutely insane
My father was a flight instructor USAF, TX in the mid 50s. Late in life I asked him the different planes he flew as we were on the way to his chemo appointment, he named so many that there was no way I could remember them all. We also spent 4 years in Hann AF base in Germany. When he got out of the military, he flew private corporate jets (Sabreliner). At his memorial service on the video at the end we played a Sabreliner taking off with that distinct sound, and the caption said Last flight and his name.
Great story, thanks for sharing. It should be mentioned that the Saberliner was originally built for the military, so in way he was flying a military jet (sort of).
God Bless!! ❤❤
My Dad worked on the original B1A program. He was a test pilot, instructor pilot, and a combat pilot.
@ Yes, and his military plane is in the USAF Military museum in Dayton Ohio. He saw it there when he visited during a reunion. I can't remember who he told me he flew, for it to be in the hanger there, some government official.
@ At my fathers memorial service we played a continuous video, the last few minutes were of a SabreLiner at taxi down the runway then the signature whine of the engines as it took off, We titled it las flight for Capt. Alexander Allan III. As the plane took off disappearing into the sky we ended the video.
I appreciate it that the video starts with the two taxiing to the runway, and testing rudder, flaps, etc. about half a second apart. What a beautiful ballet!
One of the sexiest planes ever designed
The bomber that thinks it's a fighter jet!
it's a weapon of war, not something to fall in love with. Has a job to do, does it well.
Y E A H - SEXY B U T DANGEROUS 😢 !!! BERNIE GERMANY BOLLYWOOD LOVER AUS NBG
Birds from Dyess AFB TX. Thank you for this lovely, lovely portrait.
Sweetwater
The only thing better than this is the SR-71
My God, when that afterburner kicks in it's like the Gates of Hell opening up two times over
I had the pleasure of getting to see once take off some 20 something years ago back in school. The whole time it screamed down the runway, i couldn't breathe for how much my chest was vibrating
During the Iraq war, it dropped 40% of all the weapons but only flew 5% of all the sorties. It's a true beast.
Killed lots of Iraqi women and children.
A war that was started by lies from the top, just like Ukraine. US war criminals, just like Putin.....
How do you break up an Iraqi bingo game?
Call B-1.
@Asparagus777-hw5ft, 😲
Years ago I was at a Gas Station near Fairford Airbase where this video was filmed & although I did not see the B1 take off I CERTAINLY heard it & felt it! The ground was shaking where I was!
As always, such a top notch video of our beloved B-1 Bs! I would have loved to have seen it in person, but you provided the next best thing!
Most of the times I drive through Abilene, Texas, I am privileged to see these magnificent beasts (usually in flights of three) in the pattern doing touch-and-goes. I never get tired of that sight!
Thanks for posting! The B-1 Lancer is a truly beautiful airplane.
Beautiful plane but there’s the B58 and then the XB70 unparalleled!
A beautiful, powerful, sleek, magnificent BEAST. Love the B-1. Thanks for the upload👍
Geh mal wieder zum Arzt...
very nice footage. Was lucky to witness it myself after two days of inactivity on the bomber front (had to leave homebound inevitably the day after again)... as sunset approached, we were in for a treat. Uploaded footage as well, I positioned myself a couple of feet further up the fence. Gorgeous sight and sound of these mighty planes !! Wish you many more spectacular B1, B52, B2, U2, ?? missions and video opportunities ! Keep those videos coming.
Thanks
I worked final assembly on 97 of 100 ships. Best looking plane ever made.
In 1986, I had the privilege of being one of the very first B-1B pilots to fly the aircraft... I trained under the "Great 8" guys. They were a magnificent group of pilots, almost all previous B-52 guys. I was the lone (and first) -135 pilot... who somehow got accepted to the program... to this day it is still my very greatest accomplishment. What an amazing aircraft to fly.
Brilliant footage of one of my Favourite Aircraft.!
Love it! The raw visceral power is amazing!
Absolutely marvellous as the luminous afterburners are amazing on the B-1B Lancer !!! 😱🤩😎
Beautiful footage too.
Such a beautiful airplane! Has to be the nicest clip I have seen of them taking off. Well done, and thank you.
That plane is insane! I've added that to my bucket list - I have to see one take-off!
My Dad was the lead engineer on the Air Force side that designed the engines. Vendors did their part too! So neat to see them in action.
I live in Cheltenham and heard this take off from there!! Knew immediately what it was - awesome sound, can't imagine what it was like at the airfield!!!
How beautiful and how majestic.
That maybe the best thing I've ever seen and heard
My buddy who recently retired from the program called me one evening from Ellsworth and put his phone up to let me hear 6 of them take off like this -- very impressive even over a phone!
Back in the 80/90s they flew over my town Taylor az at 300 ft altitude for electronic weapons training . The noise was very loud. Miss them
Stationed at Barksdale AFB and definitely seen my share of these BADASSES in ‘84-87🇺🇸
Nothing like a beautiful airframe driven by serious horsepower.
Just when I thought the engines were at full thrust, it went to a whole new level of insanity! Brutal
Excellent video. 30 years working in and around the BONE. I miss it. Thanks.
Then you know all too well what a nightmare the B-1 is to maintain.
Absolutely awesome. I love b1"s the sound of freedom
Good lord, that's the biggest, most overpowered
F14 'ive ever seen !!!!!! B1B, one of Ronald Reagans biggest saves for the military, Carter killed it,
The Gipper raised it from the dead !!!!!
Long live the "Bone"!!!!!!
❤❤❤ONLY MILITARY JET THAT GIVES ME MAJOR GOOSEBUMPS EVERYTIME... JUST LIKE MY HEAVENLY FELICIA 💋💋💋😘😘😘
I could literally watch this indefinitely! Thanks for sharing.
The Bone is such an awesome aircraft! People don’t realize how huge this plane really is! Great vid, thanks for sharing w us!!
A long time ago i saw USAF recruitment commercials on TV with B1-B. The catch phrase is unforgettable.
"If you like to make engine sing, we offer courses in heavy metal."
With a majestic looking B1-B in the background doing afterbruner takeoff into the sunset...
Most beautiful plane ever built.
I saw them at Mildenhall when the fantastic airshows were still running. Will never forget the noise and vibration right through my chest when it took off. Incredible!
Wow Wow Wow. Just made my evening. F-ing amazing.
Beautiful machine! Greetings from Brazil.
Greetings
Dyes AFB in Abilene Texas. As a Canadian, I spent lots of time there in the 90's, working on the C130's power plants. The B1's are incredible aircraft.
Years ago I was living in a farmhouse. Pretty much way out in the country. I was outside one night and heard a rumbling overhead. Looked up in time to see a plane coming over fairly low. As it passed I recognized the configuration of the engines. Very exciting to have such a close call.
This reminds me of the time when I was at an airshow in Abbotsford during one of the gulf wars. There was a B1 on display. About half way through the show it was announced over the PA that they were stopping the show because the B1 was being called up and had to leave ... NOW. I can't remember if they did an afterburner take off but they did do a afterburner low pass over show center. The ground shook and car alarms were going off.
this is a level of LOUD that you cannot comprehend unless you’ve been that close before during a B-1B takeoff. Top Fuel dragster is loud, this is insane loud.
Just WOW!!! 😯 Thank you for sharing! 🥰
great view of the split stabilator / aileron mixing in action.. what a beautiful ship..
😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱
OH. MY. GOD. Epic beyond words bud. Absolutely outstanding
When I was 7, this was my favorite swing wing. At 50, still mighty impressed by it. She still has it.
Man I wish I could see a B-1 take off, brutal force 🤯
Remember watching one of these monsters at RIAT 2000. The gates of hell opened up, the noise is insane!
Was in awe and fear at the same time. An experience I'll never forget
Amazing footage! Gutted I couldn’t get up there in time. Hope they do a couple more dusk/dawn departures
Great video. This is one of the coolest airplanes ever. It's amazing when they light the afterburners.
I love that ripple sound from around 3:15, sounds like the distant sound of a rocket at launch
my dad had a love for this aircraft. I see why. such an elegant plane and despite being quite large can still go faster than the speed of sound. a marvel of engineering.
I had thought they made it subsonic for SALT treatys and savings..
It is supersonic ? 👍
If not,. Can it be upgraded (easily? or relatively so?)
.. thx
@@alfrede.newman6626 apparently it can only go supersonic in short bursts at high altitude
What a beautiful beast. I’ve always loved that plane. This never gets old - Thank you so much for posting. 🇺🇸🇬🇧🇬🇧🇺🇸
Such a beast of an aircraft. Love it.
Saw one of these take off in Baghdad the night I left Iraq. One of my favorite memories from my military career.
Stunning footage. Reminds me of Concorde taking off
best B1 take off video i have ever seen! and i see this stuff a lot. lol
awesome video. those afterburners! omg
The most visually amazing jet ever created.
IDK.... The B-2 or F-22 might take the cake on that.
@@coryboy345I’d add the Blackbird in there too.
@@screennamenottaken2 I would have if it had the technology of either of those 2. Blackbird was fast and looked cool, but it was a mess that leaked fuel and cost a ton of money, and had problems.
I lived in Vegas for several years, right across the street from Nellis Airforce base. The B1 would take off and come straight over our house and would set off the car alarms up and down the street, it was awesome to watch at night with the flames with rings around them shooting out the exhaust. Beautiful site.
If the USAF decides to make an extended range B1B, it'd be called The BONER
Those afterburners gave me a stabbing sensation in my eardrums, and I’m not complaining at all. 😀
Last Saturday 18th of June in the airshow in Turku Finland 2 B1-Bs made a fly by over the Turku airfield. That was impressive to see these huge planes doing a fly by at low altitude.
Finland, Sweden, etc. All joining NATO, uh, I mean N.A.O., at the last minute!?
Are you going to catch up on payments? Turkey is insisting on it! God bless Turkey!
Otherwise, you're all a bunch of cowards!
Maybe we'll give you a handful of outdated F-16's and a few battle tanks to combat Russia's 35,000 tanks! 😲.
Finland, Norway, Sweden, etc, has frozen solid, Naval ports, every winter!
Russia, now, has access to the warm water ports, of the Black Sea.
If Putin wants your asses, nothing is standing in his way!!!
Lucky you! Putin has NO purpose for your wretched countries. 💯.
👻☠️🗽💯🙏
In the late 1990s I lived close an airport and got to watch a twilight afterburner take off. This beautiful bird stood on it's tail and blasted into the evening sky with 4 strong bright blazing pillars of fire.
God bless America
And it’s loyal allies….😀🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
@1960dave1960 too bad the Euro Authoritarian model is Infecting the entire Western World.
I crewed 86093, 86105, 85066, and 86128. Got to fly 85073 before it crashed in Alzada, MT. and flew 86133 a couple years later. Some of the best times of my life.
Wow! Even with the wings fully extended with those huge flaps, slats and the four afterburners--it still takes a lot of runway to get these birds into the air.
don't know the nature of this mission but probably they both were at full load (fuel and weapons).
You did a great job recording this video, nice and steady with rich, crisp colors. It was nice of the Bones to pose for you.
Back in the 80’s I used to camp out in the Mojave desert with friends. We heard a rumbling noise, and turned around to see one of these coming full speed, wings back, hauling a$$ at about 100 feet above the deck. I never worried about nuclear war after seeing what that plane was doing, since if they ever tapped that plane for a delivery, someone would be kneecapped permanently.
Praise to everyone involved in creating and maintaining that aircraft!
Sounds like freedom to me!!!
GO 🇺🇸
Usa ,a warmonger rogue state
Remember being stationed in RAF Fairford from May 2007 to May 2009. We saw B-1s visit alongside the U-2 Dragonladys. It was one of my best assignments. The good thing about Fairford in the old days, the place was silent as no permament assigned aircraft but when a plane comes in you get everybody outside the wire in admiration that a plane is coming into the base. I miss it. Was part of the 420th LRS at the time. We did have the B-2s come but not very often you saw. During the International Air Tattoo it was a great time. The base and the region turn into a big city for a whole week. It was great meeting our allied partners as we greeted and respectively argue whose pilots and planes are better to include the Royal Air Force hosts as we was on their turf. Seen the Queen only once when she made her appearance for the 90th anniversary of the RAF but it was always rainy and some days the weather was great. Miss it a lot
Thank you for capturing this beautiful bird taking off 🫡
Captivating beauty combined with tremendous power make a this aircraft one of my favorites. I am former Navy and served onboard the USS Midway. We had the F-4 Phantoms. It was a beautiful aircraft as well. God has surely blessed the engineers and designers of our military.
Thankyou to our military for keeping us safe ❤
Always loved seeing this up close and personal during deployments! Video is awesome, but feeling in person is crazy
The most badass warplane! 🦾🦾🦾
,...a n d the B 52, bro 😊 ! BERNIE GERMANY BOLLYWOOD LOVER AUS NBG
,...STRATOFORTRESS !
Whaooo impressive the afterburners and electric tailplane commands. It reminds me the Concorde take offs at heathrow. Unforgettable
Started a USA chant at 1:37 am, woke the house up. 😂😂😂😂😂
I would probably cry just hearing one of those up close... It sounds insane!
Beautiful
These things give you the spaceship Star Wars feel!
I vecchi lanceri si fanno onore❤
this may be the greatest video I've ever seen
Two 👍👍 Up. 🇺🇸
Wow that's 👌 perfect ,thank you for sharing.
❤❤❤ GORGEOUS AS MY FELICIA ❤❤❤
Such a gorgeous plane, as a kid to this day I've always thought it was the coolest looking machine.
There is something truly epic about watching these gorgeous beasts taking off just as there is enough light to see the planes, and low enough light to see the shock diamonds in the afterburners. And I swear, I think that experience all those years ago will be the closest thing to rocket launches I will ever get. Just the sound and feeling alone was glorious. I miss living on or near active military bases.
Rokevell B1 USAF 👍♥️💪
Anecdote: Back around 1998 my girlfriend and I were laying, butt naked, on the carpet in front of the fireplace late at night in my house in Macon GA. Suddenly an enourmous racket shook the house, stunned we ran to the back deck to look at the night sky and we saw the low clowds tinted in an orange and red color. I recongnised the noise, a B-1 playing a trick on the sleeping town... then we realised we were naked, outside in about 40°F...
full cap
Great video, thanks. Some power!!
That poor microphone didn't know what to do with what it was hearing...