I was accepted to become a pilot for the Army 🇦🇺 six years ago, did two years of the training but gave it all up for a girl who later left me. I still curse myself damn near every day for it - single greatest mistake of my life. Much love from across the pond, praise all fighting men and women.
I’ve seen you guys fly through the gorge and it’s fucking amazing!!!! You guys also flew right over our heads when I was fishing at Jameson lake last October. My grandpa was up from Idaho so I took him fishing and it was perfect because he was in the navy and he absolutely loves planes!!!
James Bookwalter Every year here in Brisbane Australia they have an even called River Fire and they get a couple jets to low pass near the city buildings and over the river for the whole city to see. Epic
FA-18’s and F35’s( I think F35’s, I am 100% sure about the F18’s. fly over my school and house all the time. Well I mean our Air station is like 5 miles away.
This unit is the exact unit that got me into military aviation back when I was 4 years old... I was on a family hike, as I was sitting on my dad's shoulders and I remember hearing this terrifying screaming sound coming from the woods by Rimrock lake in the Cascade mountains. Next thing I know as I look up I see two F-18s scream across the sky at tree top level. That image and that sound is and always will be engrained in my memory. I'm 26 now and serve in the Washington Air National Guard.
"Fister" "Poop" Welcome to the Navy! Should show this to any kid who gets called "Poop" by schoolyard bullies, show how awesome a guy called Poop can be!
Love you guys - had the privilege of spending 48 hrs with you guys - facebook.com/yruasphoto/photos/a.517911361664350.1073741872.104473416341482/649854115136740/?type=1&theater
+Ariel Droger Yes it's definitely possible to fly with the forces as a civilian you can start by contacting the commanding officer for the blue angels or the thunderbirds there's a waiting list for things like this but as long as you're patient enough and respectful enough to wait on the list and you can pass a Naval and or Air Force physical and background check they fly civilians on a regular basis. The jets belong to the tax payers of the United States.
+Bryan Everson Where did you hear that from? I heard those rides are only for celebrities and people that report the media. Can you post any links to support your information?
Actually, I have. I spent 21 years in the Navy. I've flown backseat in a TA-4 Skyhawk, a T-38 Talon and an F-18 Hornet. That list doesn't include the many other military fixed-wing aircraft and helicopters that I've flown in. Don't be so quick to judge.
Of all the professions in the world, I have the most respect for the military pilot. Being able to deal with the number and speed of inputs and outputs they have at any given time while tracking an enemy to take out before they take you out is utterly amazing and takes heaps of courage with a level head.
I had a smile from ear to ear watching this.. I make a part that is part of a fuel delivery assembly for the F-18 Hornet regularly at my job, and every time I see them in action its an absolute rush. I love watching these machines fly..
That's awesome footage of some recognizable places! I used to fly those training routes in Washington State when I was in the National Guard. I also worked for an aircraft manufacturer for my civilian career and would spend time in those areas apart from the military. Beautiful area if you can get up there and a ton of fun for low level work.
I live in the area and have seen either you guys or two like you fly over the bridge. One time I was riding my bike back from out of state in April and I saw two F/18's fly so low over the bridge while I was sitting at the station gassing up my bike. It was amazing! I loved riding my bike through the area, I can only imagine what it would be like to fly over the same lakes. I wont mention the area. Thank you for your service!
Looks like a day over Washington State from NAS Whidbey. The terrain includes Islands, Cascades, Columbia River, Dams, lakes, rivers, the Desert and Coulees too.
Thank you so much for sharing all of this footage with us. Flying fighter jets and especially F-18 Hornets was my dream from age 5 until 27 no joke. I was originally going to go into OCS in 1996, then 1997, and then lastly in the 1998 time period. Unfortunately, chronic problems with university academics (I admit that I was slow), working part time, eyes going bad from computer use almost constantly writing university essays, and then having the cherry on the cake of finally being able to afford and have time to start flight lessons and getting a miserable flight instructor wreaked havoc on my ability to apply to Naval Aviation. This is one of those jobs that I am absolutely convinced one must have more than God helping to achieve it, especially fighters like the F-18. You got it brother. You have whatever it is mentally, physically, or whatever to achieve that. For what it is worth from a complete stranger on you tube, God bless you and all the happiness and safety to you throughout your career. You earned it and we civilians are so proud of you for protecting us.
I used to live in Young Harris Ga below Brass Town Bald the highest point in Ga. Sundays or AIR NG flights past the tower was the best times to be either on the tower or the highway in the pass so you could watch the used to be F4s come past the tower then drop down into the valley on north into NC. But watching them thunder by while above them was fantastic. Then the -15s and -16. Gotta love aircraft that fly fast!
Come on guys! Can't very well put SHIT on the helmet it now can we. Most likely the pilot exclaimed SHIT!!! one to many times so his nick name became POOP. It's not for us anyway it's between the pilots.
I recognize the take off as PDX and one of the bridges flown over i used to drive across on my way to college in E. Washington. Thats so awesome, wish i woulda seen this
Dope vid man, I'm 17 from the UK and fly gliders and I'd love to be a fighter pilot in the RAF one day. I know that you're USAF but would you say that people with fixed wing experience are given any advantage choice wise, as I'd hate to go through basic training and then end up being put into rotary aircraft. Also did you have any aviation background before joining the airforce?
Having previous aviation experience doesn't hurt. It will make basic concepts of flying easier to pick up. But it's not s requirement. The military will teach you from squad one
You guys and the Canadians would come wake us up at flight school in Moses Lake, few very low passes over the flight dorms with the cans lit. loved it.
Thank you for your service! Absolutely bad ass stuff and I always loved knowing when you guys were above while overseas. It’s an amazing thing to have you guys on our side. Thank you!
I'm usually disappointed when people put music on these videos over the sounds of the aircraft, but Lyndsey Stirling? You got my vote chief, excellent work on all counts! 🤙🏻 🍻
Hey there! I'm hoping to get into Marine Aviation through the OCS program. I'd love to fly a fixed wing fighter. If you've got the time, would you happen to have an tips or pointers on getting through the difficult parts of the process to becoming a pilot? Sorry, for the random question. I don't know anybody else I can talk to about this kind of thing. Thanks!
Stacy can comment more on TBS (the basic school, i.e. Marine corps officer boot camp) but past that the pilot training pipelines are the same, I had several marine pilots in my flight school class. For the sake of time and space this will cover a lot. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_Naval_Aviator so give that a read. But getting through flight school is all about attitude and hard work. Showing people you want to be there and want to learn. Also my opinion is don't be afraid to tell people what you want to fly. If it's helicopters tell them that, if it's jets, tell them that. People are more inclined to help you get there. Some people disagree and say tell people you're open to fly whatever. Which is fine if you're not sure what you want. But if you do know, go for it. Bottom line- you'll love anything the military will pay you to fly. It's the best job in the world
Thank you very much for the response. At this point, I'm just trying to gather all the information I can. From what I've heard it can be quite tricky to become a pilot or naval aviator. I believe that I am mentally and physically capable of being a fighter pilot, I just worry that I'll make a mistake somewhere along the line and sign myself up for the wrong thing before I get a chance to prove myself. Once again, I appreciate the response.
The drive home must feel like an eternity after that.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@that-slow_obs shut the fuck up
he protecc he attac As in driving a car home...
kuchen diät oh using big boy words huh??? Who's a big boy??
Haha lol
In less that 100 years. I wish the Wight Brothers could see aviation now.
Craig Thomas they'd be amazed without a doubt
Craig Thomas they'd be amazed that you can watch the moments on a screen via the internets
Weaponized
Our flight tech today amazes me every time I look up... they'd piss themselves.
Do you mean Santos Dummont?
I was accepted to become a pilot for the Army 🇦🇺 six years ago, did two years of the training but gave it all up for a girl who later left me. I still curse myself damn near every day for it - single greatest mistake of my life.
Much love from across the pond, praise all fighting men and women.
FeelsBadMan i gotchu tho i feel you i was in a military school and i did the same thing except its for a Bike not the ladies but i still feel you
feels bad bro
It’s okay man, that really blows. Sucks you didn’t learn about girls earlier in life, Dam rascals.
@@duck8280 low key facts
Lying outcha ass son.
3:53 sun glasses inside a helmet, Just WOW!
I was flying this same profile yesterday,.....then my dog woke me up , and I fell off the couch..!!
Lol.
hahahahaha just your dream? 😆
Did you then proceed to have a dog fight with him?
I fly like this on ace combat 7
Hahahahaha lmao funny I can't stop laughing nice joke kid
Wearing aviators under a tinted visor like a true badass
the only time aviators are appropriate
The Stig's German Cousin this guy is tom cruise
Yeh. Cool
Yo dawg, I heard you like sunglasses under sunglasses...
Brian Farrar Hmmmm wonder why oh wait it’s very Bright maybe....
He's got side mirrors to see if any cops are following.
Nope,he got those to see if missiles are following him
@@RaushanKumar-it1qr Jokes aside, doesn't he have some sort of electronic radar detection system for that?
@@Underhills ,ya they do have special equipment which alert them
lol the competing fighter squadrons
@@Underhills yeah it’s called RWR (radar warning receiver)
"I'm Charlotte Blackwood."
-"I'm Poop"
"Poop? Did your mother not like you or something."
-"No it's my callsign."
"Oh, you're a pilot."
I wonder how many people will get that Top Gun reference. Can't wait to see the 2nd one
“A naval aviator “
Wonder how he got this call sign.. shit his pants once flying at 7g's ??🤣🤣
@@DzasterNL bhwahahahaha xD epic
Lmao that’s my favourite movie!
Could you imagine the Conversation between him and his neighbors!
😏"Hey Phil, like my new Corvette!"
😌" Hey Bob, like my new F-18!"
😒
It's not his F-18. Just sayin'.
I’ve seen you guys fly through the gorge and it’s fucking amazing!!!! You guys also flew right over our heads when I was fishing at Jameson lake last October. My grandpa was up from Idaho so I took him fishing and it was perfect because he was in the navy and he absolutely loves planes!!!
James Bookwalter lucky. Ive only ever seen an EA-6b doing low level many years back. That was a surprise though for sure!
I've only seen subsonic Hawk trainers above my grandparents house in Finland
James Bookwalter Every year here in Brisbane Australia they have an even called River Fire and they get a couple jets to low pass near the city buildings and over the river for the whole city to see. Epic
FA-18’s and F35’s( I think F35’s, I am 100% sure about the F18’s. fly over my school and house all the time. Well I mean our Air station is like 5 miles away.
Ive saw 4 Eurofighter Typhoon, 2 Tornados and 2 Tiger Attack Helicopters flying over my school here in Germany.
This unit is the exact unit that got me into military aviation back when I was 4 years old... I was on a family hike, as I was sitting on my dad's shoulders and I remember hearing this terrifying screaming sound coming from the woods by Rimrock lake in the Cascade mountains. Next thing I know as I look up I see two F-18s scream across the sky at tree top level. That image and that sound is and always will be engrained in my memory. I'm 26 now and serve in the Washington Air National Guard.
Fabulous. Makes you feel like becoming a jet fighter pilot.
Augusto Lopez I tried. My eyesight wasn’t good enough.
@@jewman303 p
@@jewman303 mine isn't either so I guess we'll have to conform by watching it on Utube
@@jewman303 Did you know you can get your eyesight corrected? Many pilots do it.
@@daitos1955 Same thing, you can get your eyesight corrected.
BEST JOB IN THE WORLD
nah. it prolly get boring after awhile.
Agree 100%. Best job hands down
Isn’t part of their job to fight for their lives and country. Therefore kill others?
DeathBorn the only people they kill are isis in Afghanistan. Those aren’t really people tho more like animals.
But when battle start its not
Strap on your POOP helmets! this is gana be a wild ride.
Flying jets and Lindsey Stirling music?
Two of the most relaxing things in this world.
"Fister" "Poop" Welcome to the Navy! Should show this to any kid who gets called "Poop" by schoolyard bullies, show how awesome a guy called Poop can be!
With a mustache like that, he should be flying an F-14.
10/10 would Goose again.
Or a nice and old Greyhound :D
Talk to me goose
1 mute the video
2 find the danger zone in youtube
3 watch this with that
4 enjoy
2. NOW WAY DUDE...
that song was written for Tomcats not Hornets, and its still TOMCAT song....
At 0:47 you're right over lake kachess, where we go camp out every year! only seen a fly-through once and it was fucking amazing!
Lol I was sitting watching this video thinking: imagine being out hiking there and suddenly 2 hornets just flying through😂
How the heck did you earn those callsigns?! XD
Probably pooped his pants at one point.....call signs can be rough when picked by others....
Black Gryph0n いつもみてます！！
Love your vids dude
JediMasterHilljr knew a guy named “PIIM” stood for, put it in my hiney, because his last name was heinie. Mammas was another one they gave him.
what are you doing here haha
Yeah man! We were in town the last few weeks of August!
Love you guys - had the privilege of spending 48 hrs with you guys - facebook.com/yruasphoto/photos/a.517911361664350.1073741872.104473416341482/649854115136740/?type=1&theater
+Thomas Flynn is there any possible way that average citizens would be able to get a ride (such as myself)?? :) I've always wanted to fly!
+Ariel Droger Yes it's definitely possible to fly with the forces as a civilian you can start by contacting the commanding officer for the blue angels or the thunderbirds there's a waiting list for things like this but as long as you're patient enough and respectful enough to wait on the list and you can pass a Naval and or Air Force physical and background check they fly civilians on a regular basis. The jets belong to the tax payers of the United States.
+Bryan Everson Where did you hear that from? I heard those rides are only for celebrities and people that report the media. Can you post any links to support your information?
Only for celebrities? lol wow dude. Stop watching CNN
It's a good thing you played music that way I couldn't hear the planes.
got that right--the stupid bastards!
The inside of the jet is pretty quiet. A camera wouldn't pick up much sound
Quiet? Like you have been in one. LOL
Actually, I have. I spent 21 years in the Navy. I've flown backseat in a TA-4 Skyhawk, a T-38 Talon and an F-18 Hornet. That list doesn't include the many other military fixed-wing aircraft and helicopters that I've flown in. Don't be so quick to judge.
you are full of SHIT. The only think you sat in the navy was the latrine
Of all the professions in the world, I have the most respect for the military pilot. Being able to deal with the number and speed of inputs and outputs they have at any given time while tracking an enemy to take out before they take you out is utterly amazing and takes heaps of courage with a level head.
People in the woods: *what the hell is happening up there?*
Those are some incredible machines.
doused by the incredible music.
I had a smile from ear to ear watching this.. I make a part that is part of a fuel delivery assembly for the F-18 Hornet regularly at my job, and every time I see them in action its an absolute rush. I love watching these machines fly..
What a dream job. Thank you for keeping us safe!!
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️😇
One of the best videos i have seen ever. Thanks a lot!
Bet you can't drop it as low as I can on BF4
Carlos Garcia are you really going to compare BF4 to real life Carlos?
you have to go back
😂😂😂 he's just kidding this vid is magical.
When someone dosn't understand a joke, intelligence xD
lmao ekssssssssssss diiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
A humble perspective from the cockpit,
Yet such a fearsome perspective from the ground.
It's my absolutely favorite Video. And it always brings me to smile when I am watching it. Thank you so much for this impressions of flying. ☺😍
This is special man, don't ever take this job for granted!
Also love the 80' s mustache!
Great footage!
Love Lindsey Sterling!
That's awesome footage of some recognizable places! I used to fly those training routes in Washington State when I was in the National Guard. I also worked for an aircraft manufacturer for my civilian career and would spend time in those areas apart from the military. Beautiful area if you can get up there and a ton of fun for low level work.
I wish to do that once …must be the best feeling ever we can imagine...love it and music ...great
More!!!! OMG that was just awesome. We need one with a mix of ambient noise and music though, for added dramatic effect. Thanks for sharing!
"What do you do for work?"
"I fly a multi million dollar war machine"
"So badass."
Wow i fall in love with this f18 aircraft... Love it
Epic shots folks! Thanks for sharing. The dream I never got to do brought to life for me by y'all!
I live in the area and have seen either you guys or two like you fly over the bridge. One time I was riding my bike back from out of state in April and I saw two F/18's fly so low over the bridge while I was sitting at the station gassing up my bike. It was amazing! I loved riding my bike through the area, I can only imagine what it would be like to fly over the same lakes. I wont mention the area. Thank you for your service!
Looks like a day over Washington State from NAS Whidbey. The terrain includes Islands, Cascades, Columbia River, Dams, lakes, rivers, the Desert and Coulees too.
@Oliver Mayo area in Wa coulee dam
Is that Mount Rainier at 0:44?
Edit: Northwest face, with Mount Adams in the background. Mowich Face to be precise.
Coulee / coulée: A trench like river bed. From the French word couler meaning, to flow. It even has a wiki page.
Actually I think it's out by north Carolina
They took off from Portland international airport. There is an air national guard base there. I see them fly out of there a lit.
Wow! I really admire your unique skillset guys! Well done.
Whoever did the editing and music for this is a genius! Awesome. That's craftsmanship of the 21st century.
we camp at lake katchess every summer and LOVE seeing you guys come through there! highlight of the trip for us!
Absolutely awesomely filmed
This was beautiful!!!
Great music, great video. Thank you!
Immediately recognized Mt Rainer....beautiful place.
2 lucky bastards having time of there life ;(
FSXNOOB - GᗩᗰᕮS & ᗰOᖇᕮ lucky .then worked hard for it
Don't forget they are serving our country. Many years of training
Lucky to be able to to sth like that! Not "lucky to get there where They got now"
Their*
2 highly qualified officers with many hours of flight time
I have seen them fly past me as I live on the Columbia River in central Washington near the town of Vantage and Wenatchee.
Thank you so much for sharing all of this footage with us. Flying fighter jets and especially F-18 Hornets was my dream from age 5 until 27 no joke. I was originally going to go into OCS in 1996, then 1997, and then lastly in the 1998 time period. Unfortunately, chronic problems with university academics (I admit that I was slow), working part time, eyes going bad from computer use almost constantly writing university essays, and then having the cherry on the cake of finally being able to afford and have time to start flight lessons and getting a miserable flight instructor wreaked havoc on my ability to apply to Naval Aviation. This is one of those jobs that I am absolutely convinced one must have more than God helping to achieve it, especially fighters like the F-18. You got it brother. You have whatever it is mentally, physically, or whatever to achieve that. For what it is worth from a complete stranger on you tube, God bless you and all the happiness and safety to you throughout your career. You earned it and we civilians are so proud of you for protecting us.
Beautiful & superb pilot skills . Music + video . Love it ❤
You sir have my dream job.
until you get fired upon
Not many has been shot down yet.
Thank you for your service!
HOME OF THE FREE BECAUSE OF PEOPLE LIKE YOU
Da!
I used to live in Young Harris Ga below Brass Town Bald the highest point in Ga.
Sundays or AIR NG flights past the tower was the best times to be either on the tower or the highway in the pass so you could watch the used to be F4s come past the tower then drop down into the valley on north into NC. But watching them thunder by while above them was fantastic. Then the -15s and -16. Gotta love aircraft that fly fast!
Awesomely fabulous flying and beautiful music also!✈
Wait...did that helmet say POOP?
im guessing pull up, dont know where you saw it
"Usually something dumb you did. Poop is our new guy callsign"
Kalle Äger Lol, You fighter pilots are funny
Robbert 0:50 there it is
Come on guys! Can't very well put SHIT on the helmet it now can we. Most likely the pilot exclaimed SHIT!!! one to many times so his nick name became POOP. It's not for us anyway it's between the pilots.
These guys have the best job in the world!!
Bravo with Lindsey Sterling playing in the background 🙏🏼
I recognize the take off as PDX and one of the bridges flown over i used to drive across on my way to college in E. Washington. Thats so awesome, wish i woulda seen this
Damn I used to listen to this song all the time
Lindsey stirling- cristalize
Dope vid man, I'm 17 from the UK and fly gliders and I'd love to be a fighter pilot in the RAF one day. I know that you're USAF but would you say that people with fixed wing experience are given any advantage choice wise, as I'd hate to go through basic training and then end up being put into rotary aircraft. Also did you have any aviation background before joining the airforce?
Sorry man, forgot you're Navy not USAF!
Having previous aviation experience doesn't hurt. It will make basic concepts of flying easier to pick up. But it's not s requirement. The military will teach you from squad one
Square*
Thanks
Thomas Flynn I hope I get to fly fighters in the future. You make me so jealous but so excited.
Love the music! Also, I don't get to hear F18 often and would love to hear that sound. Either way thanks for sharing.
You guys and the Canadians would come wake us up at flight school in Moses Lake, few very low passes over the flight dorms with the cans lit. loved it.
*Me in Arma 3 Editor*
Respect from Russian pilots! nice flight....beautiful....if I was a us air force pilot, I'd like to fly the F-18... good luck guys!
Coolest job.... Period. Loved the music overlay.... “Crystallize” by Lindsey Stirling
Awesome 👍 Superb👌 Fully Enjoyed 👏
Still hearing " LOW ALTITUDE PULL UP " 😂😂
I read that the worse the nickname of the pilot, usually the better they are.
Poop must be a legend.
so satisfaying and the music fit the aviation so well ! well done
I work up in the pnw on top of a mt pass and i see low flying jets and cargo plains all most everyday and it still never gets old
Familiar soundtrack ;)
You're a trend-setter.
Ayy wingnut didn't expect to see you here
lindsey stirling
Nice.. my dad retired from Northrop Grumman and thats what he did was build the f-18 supper hornet
Jack Hawk Get your facts straight, F18's built by McDonnell Douglas/BOEING, F14's built by NORTHROP GRUMMAN, I know it was a Typo 😍
no your wrong.. look it up and yes f-14 in florida.. f-18 down by lax seen it with my own eyes..
The Violin accompaniment Rocks!!
Thank you for your service! Absolutely bad ass stuff and I always loved knowing when you guys were above while overseas. It’s an amazing thing to have you guys on our side. Thank you!
Amazing I wonder what it feels like
I'm usually disappointed when people put music on these videos over the sounds of the aircraft, but Lyndsey Stirling?
You got my vote chief, excellent work on all counts! 🤙🏻 🍻
There isnt much sound in the aircraft when flying
Very Beautiful Video, Thank you
Thank you for your service and honing your skills to stay prepared!
Fly Navy!
Marine Aviation (F/A - 18D) here. I've seen some funny callsigns... But how did POOP become your callsign? Lol
Stacy Davis poop is our squadrons FNG equivalent. It's the most worthless part of a dog
Thomas Flynn Ohhhhh. Haha.
Hey there! I'm hoping to get into Marine Aviation through the OCS program. I'd love to fly a fixed wing fighter. If you've got the time, would you happen to have an tips or pointers on getting through the difficult parts of the process to becoming a pilot? Sorry, for the random question. I don't know anybody else I can talk to about this kind of thing. Thanks!
Stacy can comment more on TBS (the basic school, i.e. Marine corps officer boot camp) but past that the pilot training pipelines are the same, I had several marine pilots in my flight school class. For the sake of time and space this will cover a lot. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_Naval_Aviator so give that a read. But getting through flight school is all about attitude and hard work. Showing people you want to be there and want to learn. Also my opinion is don't be afraid to tell people what you want to fly. If it's helicopters tell them that, if it's jets, tell them that. People are more inclined to help you get there. Some people disagree and say tell people you're open to fly whatever. Which is fine if you're not sure what you want. But if you do know, go for it. Bottom line- you'll love anything the military will pay you to fly. It's the best job in the world
Thank you very much for the response. At this point, I'm just trying to gather all the information I can. From what I've heard it can be quite tricky to become a pilot or naval aviator. I believe that I am mentally and physically capable of being a fighter pilot, I just worry that I'll make a mistake somewhere along the line and sign myself up for the wrong thing before I get a chance to prove myself. Once again, I appreciate the response.
what a gig man. id be cocky as hell if i was a jet pilot
Haha for real
Wow wow wow! Thank you for this!!
That was so beautiful! Awesome! Your a pro pilot!
*HIIIIGHWAY TOOO THE DANGERZONE*
Revving up your engine;
La la la la something roar;
Metal under tension;
Something something touch and go-ho.
HIIIIWAAY TOOO THE DANGER ZONE!
"Fisty" and "Poop" I want to hear those stories! haha
Красивый полет под красивую музыку!!
Iearr beautiful song beautiful flight
When the airframe shutters,Soo cool.coming Frome a jet mech.
Nothing beats Lindsey Sterling and merican firepower
idiot?
Tchaikovsky and SU-35, better artist, better plane
@@dsahsdouga Looool, Su35. Russian piece of junk.
@@dsahsdouga F-22 raptor F-35. Better design. Better plane.
Met up with friend last night from the Canadian airforce who used to fly the F18 and the GR4 Tornado "what a life" loved the video edit 👏👏👌
I like the choice of music because it shows that what these aviators do is in fact an art form. The art of aviation. 🙌🦅
I was in the Lake District a few years back and I remember two F18s fly only 100ft of the surface of the water aha
Angela Rooney im not
Angela Rooney it's actually a famous photo. Search for f-18 low level and you will see them get as low as 50ft agl
Ryan M. Nope, he’s lying. The US Air Force aren’t allowed to fly that low in the uk, they get fucked for it.
That's bad ass, I'm jet mechanic, very cool
Wonderful music. Best job in the world.
Awesome video Awesome song. Perfect
Now that's some awesome background music youtubers take note!!
You know you are very special, when you are piloting one of mans greatest machine? And you get to see all this scene....
Great video... There is no better job in the world than a jet fighter pilot. I was jet fighter crew in the Air Force and loved it. F15A model.
Essas imagens com essa música é de arrepiar. Show.