Unfortunately, during my visit to the Intrepid, their iconic Concorde that they usually have on display on a nearby pier was under repair! I’ll have to revisit someday soon 🤔
I was actually on the museum when I went to nyc very nice tour, it was so cool seeing such iconic aircraft as the a12, f4, f14, Concorde… up close. They also had an expo about star treck near the space shuttle, it was amazing to see all that living history at the same place. I also did the tour of the USS Growler, the submarine next to the Intrepid, really enjoyed my trip to nyc.
Hey! I am a New Yorker, and I have been here countless times, great video! I def recommend going back when they bring the concord back from its short restoration. I got to go inside it! Also next time check out the lower decks, there is a lot there too! Great vid!
Glad to hear the kind words! I checked out the lower decks as well, but I usually don’t make my videos super in-depth, hence why I didn’t film anything there. I’ll certainly have to come back…
The legendary Pigeon 69a, a marvelous feat of engineering. It's almost organic. Top speed: 92.5 mph. Released: at the beginning of time. The Pigeon 69a has the old wing flap technology that increases lift, the don't require engines! The have hollow structures and feathers for less weight! They fly around in groups doing surveillance over NYC, London, Paris, Venice, and more! They are also known as, "Sky Rats". They refuel on bread or any other possible foods to eat, they have experienced almost 360 degree cameras. SO ADVANCED! Much WOW!
4:50 i've sat in a phantom, it was at this cool little aircraft museum in Ireland which i go to when i visit my grandparents, i also sat in a Tornado, Buccaneer, Tucano, Canberra and a really nice replica spitfire.
that looks cool ive actually been to NYC before and went plane spotting at jfk and saw some really cool planes such as an EgyptAir 777 and aer Lingus a320!
Visited this place around 5 years ago. Amazing, I did not have much of a passion for planes then, but this video made me realize how much I want to go back. Also, could you do a video about the flight back to Chicago or another drawing video. Thank you so much. Have a great day
Fun fact a variant of the sr-71 called the YF-12A has 3 missiles equipped to it and was planned to replace the F-106 Delta Dart( I think the missiles were the a-47 which inspired the Phoenix missile on the f-14)
Remember about this crash about Us airways flight 1549? So the plane landed in the Hudson River and stopped next to the Intrepid Museum and it is stored in Carolinas Aviation museum. Also have you been to the USS Hornet Museum in Alameda near Oakland?
On my visit there I was able to talk to some of the veterans who actually served on the carrier it was quite awesome because they walked me though their jobs they used to perform.
Fun fact: the interprid museum is built on new york's pier 86, which was built to recieve ships of the united states lines that would dock between transatlantic crossings. Some of these ships are the SS America, SS Manhattan, SS Washington and the infamous SS united states. After the united states lines cessed passenger service to focus on cargo, the pier was closed down until it was hollowed out and partially demolished to accomodate the museum. Pier 86 was also built alongside piers 88, 90 and 92, part of the same complex. Nowdays 88 and 90 are still active as a joint cruise terminal, that's why you can see a disney cruise ship peeking out in a few parts of the video.
@Ice711 have you checked out the USS Midway museum in San Diego? They have some great war birds on the deck and inside the carrier as well. You can also look out and see other active carriers in front of north island naval air station, where they filmed some of top gun maverick😀
Coooool! I think my favorite aircraft on that boat was all of them! 😆 I think we might be going to the Air and Space Museum in Washington D.C. after Christmas!!😁😁😁
I actually went there during my trip to new York city and i saw also a lot of stuff as well including the Concorde but i couldn't go in either but it was still cool.
I’ve visited the sister ship to this ship! The USS hornet museum in Alameda CA. A lot of cool planes including an F14! Certainly not as many cool planes as here though.
I went to this museum during the summer, it is amazing to see that they just brought planes that were in the air onto this aircraft carrier which they turned into a museum, my favorite part is probably the mini lego version they made inside. The Enterprise space shuttle looked amazing, and even the British Airways Concorde which was also under repair when I visited.
If you really want to get close to a F-14 you should go to the USS Hornet museum in San Francisco, there you can even touch it unlike in the itrepid museum.
@@gooberminiumBoth museums are grate and it would be ideal to visit both of them, but if you had to decide: the intrepid offers more planes on display and a full flight deck while the Hornet has a F-14 you can get very close to a more cleared fight deck and you can Explorer more of the insides of the ship. I have been to both and i can recommend both!
I am a New Yorker and I also have been on the Intrepid 2 times, and one of those times was on my birthday, I honestly really love the Intrepid with all my heart, and I love seeing the space shuttle on display on the carrier.
Hey Ice, I live in the NYC area and have been to the Intreprid multiple times. It is an amazing experience and am glad that you got to experience it as well and make great content as well! Love your channel!
I been on the intrepid museum. I visit when the Concorde is still here. But the Concorde is remove. But idk when it is coming back. The f14 and sr71 look fire the interior looks amazing. The reality is like you are in an actually aircraft carrier. The ticket is cheap the jet is large and cool. Intrepid have a Lego model of the aircraft carrier. For me personally I think it was very worth going to intrepid.
there's a museum in oregon (about an hour from portland) that has not only the spruce goose, but a blackbird AND a b-2 spirit! you should make a video about it one day, and i think it would be an amazing video to create!
I’ve gone to that boat many times, I actually went on the Concorde! They told us it was going into repairs in June, I was hoping to see them floating down the East River.
The one plane that no one talks about is that Kfir. That's the ONLY one in the US on display, and I believe the museum bought it shortly after the end of the leasing agreement between the US and Israel for the 25 total Kfir C.1/Canards. That specific one served with the US Marine Corps from 1986-1989 as Buno 999764, specifically squadron VMFT-401 "Snipers". The 25 total that were leased were split in-between both Navy and Marine Corps (12 going to USN via squadron VF-43 Challengers at NAS Oceana in Northern Virginia, the remaining 13 going with Marine squadron VMFT-401 Snipers at MCAS Yuma in Arizona). Before being shipped from Israel, all the weaponry and wiring was stripped out since these aircraft were to be used as adversaries for Dissimilar Air Combat Training for the rest of their lives. Some more interesting design elements to note: the Kfir never actually had a radar (unless you count a few of the testbeds that came up in the mid-late 80s), seeing as the Arabian Desert climates that Israeli aircraft would be fighting in remained mostly clean. Thus, all the Kfir really needed was a radar rangefinder for air targets. The whole "no radar is needed for this environment" thing was also the reason why the Dassault Mirage 5 was even created (it was designed as sort of a lighter Mirage III with no radar meant more for fighter/bomber duties, as opposed to an interceptor like the prior Mirage IIICJ "Shahak" Israel had acquired), as that variant was designed to Israeli specifications as a fighter-bomber (however an arms embargo prevented sales of the Mirage V to Israel in the late 60s, thus begins the story of the Nesher). During the first uses of the original Kfir by Israeli pilots around 1975-1976, there were a lot of complaints about the aircraft not being nearly as agile as the prior Nesher/Shahaks they were used to. Thus, IAI and the Haifa Technological Institute (Technion) began work on a number of improvements to the base airframe. As the Kfir currently stood, the only real changes between it and the Nesher were a slightly shortened and widened fuselage to fit the license-built J79-17 engine (which replaced the SNECMA Atar), dorsal cooling scoop at the base of the tailfin, widened air intakes, and some changes to the shape of the nosecone, as well as a few minor structural mods to solidify the design. By 1977, IAI and Technion had come up with dogtoothed leading edges (which would act like wing fences), canards on either side of the air intakes, and small square strakes on either side of the nose (improve nose authority in turns, and at high AoA). Unfortunately, A lot of these improvements were too intensive to be put onto already-existing airframes, thus a NEW program was initiated for a stopgap solution until the new Kfir series with these mods could enter service (that being the C.2). Smaller-span bolt-on canards, as well as similar rectangular strakes (also bolt-on) were created, and thus the new Kfir C.1 was born (also referred to as Kfir Canard, Kfir Gderot, and the ever-popular designation in US service: F-21A Lion). Sometime around 1979 (when the C.2s had first entered service), they went through a minor modernization process, I believe adding in a Radar Warning System, as well as Countermeasures Dispensers. They would be mainly used in the ground-attack role (I think like 1-2 squadrons of C.2s were used for Air Superiority for a short time), and would be fully retired by 1984 (which is where the US officially leased the 25 Kfirs for adversary-usage...)
I’m from Rhode Island and I’ve visited a couple times, it’s amazing, also another thing there is an amazing pizza joint just down the street called the square pie guys they make awesome food. Also if you’re a teen and like aircraft you should look into Civil air patrol, I just flew a plane in the air for a bit last Sunday.
Unfortunately, during my visit to the Intrepid, their iconic Concorde that they usually have on display on a nearby pier was under repair! I’ll have to revisit someday soon 🤔
what will you do during christmas meaby make a special?
Droop snoot
I went in there recently (6 years ago), and its pretty much a standard concorde lol
its at brooklyn navy yard
I actually went when it was still open!
I was actually on the museum when I went to nyc very nice tour, it was so cool seeing such iconic aircraft as the a12, f4, f14, Concorde… up close. They also had an expo about star treck near the space shuttle, it was amazing to see all that living history at the same place. I also did the tour of the USS Growler, the submarine next to the Intrepid, really enjoyed my trip to nyc.
It’s a museum sure worth visiting!
@@ice711real Can we have a spoiler on your next video?
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Hey! I am a New Yorker, and I have been here countless times, great video! I def recommend going back when they bring the concord back from its short restoration. I got to go inside it! Also next time check out the lower decks, there is a lot there too! Great vid!
Glad to hear the kind words! I checked out the lower decks as well, but I usually don’t make my videos super in-depth, hence why I didn’t film anything there. I’ll certainly have to come back…
I think there is a lego recreation of the intrepid inside too.
I went here a few months ago. Sadly the Concorde wasn’t there but I did get to see one at the Udvar Hazy museum.
4:12 best aircraft there 🗿
The amount of different and crazy aircraft they’ve got here is just wow 🤩🤩
Ikr
The legendary Pigeon 69a, a marvelous feat of engineering. It's almost organic. Top speed: 92.5 mph. Released: at the beginning of time. The Pigeon 69a has the old wing flap technology that increases lift, the don't require engines! The have hollow structures and feathers for less weight! They fly around in groups doing surveillance over NYC, London, Paris, Venice, and more! They are also known as, "Sky Rats". They refuel on bread or any other possible foods to eat, they have experienced almost 360 degree cameras. SO ADVANCED! Much WOW!
Hey that 1st ones me!!
No it’s your weird cousin the a 12
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@@Hehehe3690more like the older and smart brother
Goated aviation UA-camr
4:50 i've sat in a phantom, it was at this cool little aircraft museum in Ireland which i go to when i visit my grandparents, i also sat in a Tornado, Buccaneer, Tucano, Canberra and a really nice replica spitfire.
Wow I bet it was awesome
Nice!
The Intruder is one of my all time favorites. The side-by-side configuration looks awesome with it.
Incredible planes! I need to come here!
Went on it a little while ago. I recommend it to anyone whos ineterested in Aviation or History. Great Video!
My dream USA visit is a tour of all the aviation museums.
that looks cool ive actually been to NYC before and went plane spotting at jfk and saw some really cool planes such as an EgyptAir 777 and aer Lingus a320!
This is so cool!
I should put this on my bucket list.
Visited this place around 5 years ago. Amazing, I did not have much of a passion for planes then, but this video made me realize how much I want to go back. Also, could you do a video about the flight back to Chicago or another drawing video. Thank you so much. Have a great day
THATS MY FAVORITE MUSEUM
I visited the Intrepid Air & Space Museum when I was a little kid. Watching this brings back a lot of memories. Thanks Ice711❤
Np, glad you enjoyed the revisit!
Fun fact a variant of the sr-71 called the YF-12A has 3 missiles equipped to it and was planned to replace the F-106 Delta Dart( I think the missiles were the a-47 which inspired the Phoenix missile on the f-14)
Wow
Legendary how this was used in the best aviation movie, Sully
I can’t believe the SR-71 is on that!
I’ve been able to go to this museum multiple times, and I’m lucky enough to even go on the Concorde! A truly amazing museum.
Remember about this crash about Us airways flight 1549? So the plane landed in the Hudson River and stopped next to the Intrepid Museum and it is stored in Carolinas Aviation museum. Also have you been to the USS Hornet Museum in Alameda near Oakland?
This is definetley gonna be on my bucketlist.
i went to interpid a lot glad to see you there
The Pigeon 69a had millions of individuals flying around in groups. But it's very rare seeing a Pigeon 69a prototype!
Indeed a bird you don’t see everyday!
Very cool! This museum and NYC in general, has been on my bucket list for as long as I can remember. Hope to visit it soon!
I actually got the chance to touch a blackbird once at a museum, truly an amazing experience!!
I went there to! It was literally the best aircraft museum for me.🛩️
On my visit there I was able to talk to some of the veterans who actually served on the carrier it was quite awesome because they walked me though their jobs they used to perform.
Me and my band are playing on the carrier in April!
Woah that’s so cool!!!
I wish I could do keyboard up there... I'm really good at it
Cool
Woah, nice
Damn those be looking amazing!🔥🔥
I don't live in NYC but I've been to the Intrepid at least a dozen times. One of my favorite museums of all time.
Fun fact: the interprid museum is built on new york's pier 86, which was built to recieve ships of the united states lines that would dock between transatlantic crossings. Some of these ships are the SS America, SS Manhattan, SS Washington and the infamous SS united states. After the united states lines cessed passenger service to focus on cargo, the pier was closed down until it was hollowed out and partially demolished to accomodate the museum. Pier 86 was also built alongside piers 88, 90 and 92, part of the same complex. Nowdays 88 and 90 are still active as a joint cruise terminal, that's why you can see a disney cruise ship peeking out in a few parts of the video.
this is awsome as always
@Ice711 have you checked out the USS Midway museum in San Diego? They have some great war birds on the deck and inside the carrier as well. You can also look out and see other active carriers in front of north island naval air station, where they filmed some of top gun maverick😀
Coooool! I think my favorite aircraft on that boat was all of them! 😆 I think we might be going to the Air and Space Museum in Washington D.C. after Christmas!!😁😁😁
Nice, have fun!
I’d love to visit there one day. I’d be awesome
I actually went there during my trip to new York city and i saw also a lot of stuff as well including the Concorde but i couldn't go in either but it was still cool.
man, I love this ship I've been on a few times
I’ve visited the sister ship to this ship! The USS hornet museum in Alameda CA. A lot of cool planes including an F14! Certainly not as many cool planes as here though.
That place looks very cool, if I ever go to NY I wanna go there
I went to this museum during the summer, it is amazing to see that they just brought planes that were in the air onto this aircraft carrier which they turned into a museum, my favorite part is probably the mini lego version they made inside. The Enterprise space shuttle looked amazing, and even the British Airways Concorde which was also under repair when I visited.
Been here myself and I saw the Concorde! Really lucky to have seen this treasured piece of history and others, especially the 212 in the Big Apple!
4:11 i like the pigeon moment 😄
Pretty nice place
Amazing, looks cool! I’ll definitely go there someday, as I really want to see the F-14
If you really want to get close to a F-14 you should go to the USS Hornet museum in San Francisco, there you can even touch it unlike in the itrepid museum.
@@tatihof4919 Thanks, amazing advice! I’ll consider it!!
@@gooberminiumBoth museums are grate and it would be ideal to visit both of them, but if you had to decide: the intrepid offers more planes on display and a full flight deck while the Hornet has a F-14 you can get very close to a more cleared fight deck and you can Explorer more of the insides of the ship. I have been to both and i can recommend both!
I think I'm going going on that boat to see the planes next year as a brit
Yo I was here too, that means you were that guy standing and recording next the sr-71 blackbird lol. 😂😂😂❤
SR-71 and F-14 my love ❤️
This wasn't SR-71 but you get the point
Very cool
I am a New Yorker and I also have been on the Intrepid 2 times, and one of those times was on my birthday, I honestly really love the Intrepid with all my heart, and I love seeing the space shuttle on display on the carrier.
You're so lucky you got to see an SR-71
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Hey Ice, I live in the NYC area and have been to the Intreprid multiple times. It is an amazing experience and am glad that you got to experience it as well and make great content as well! Love your channel!
Glad to hear it man, thanks! Wonderful exhibits.
That f14 reallly survived the highway to the danger zone ngl
I saw the Concorde btw it was very cool also i think there was a space shuttle at the carrier because i visited it!
I been on the intrepid museum. I visit when the Concorde is still here. But the Concorde is remove. But idk when it is coming back. The f14 and sr71 look fire the interior looks amazing. The reality is like you are in an actually aircraft carrier. The ticket is cheap the jet is large and cool. Intrepid have a Lego model of the aircraft carrier. For me personally I think it was very worth going to intrepid.
def gonna check it out when i go next month
If you’re headed to New York, it’s definitely worth seeing.
I’ve actually been to intrepid and I really liked the Concorde
You should go again
2 Display Teams, 4 Nations and a few Space Related things on one carrier, awesome!
Great video, love thst carrier you were on. You should check out the Midway in San Diego, or the Museum of flight in Seattle
You should come to Galveston and tour the USS Lexington.
Wow! I’ve been there once!
Mig-15-17: its a *thing*
Mig-21: *dart. just dart*
Pretty much 😂
man i was here with the civil air patrol marching in the parade and i got to spend the night on this museum that so awesome!
W Video keep it up ice!
there's a museum in oregon (about an hour from portland) that has not only the spruce goose, but a blackbird AND a b-2 spirit! you should make a video about it one day, and i think it would be an amazing video to create!
I’ve heard about it, may have to pay a visit!
Cool! You should check out the Concorde in New Jersey once it gets back
I didn’t realize they had an a-12
I went there back in 2009, awesome experince
I’ve gone to that boat many times, I actually went on the Concorde! They told us it was going into repairs in June, I was hoping to see them floating down the East River.
sick dude, please stick and keep up this content, it's so cool to see places ill proably never see lol
Absolutely will, thanks 💯
Keep the great content going!🎉see you in the next video🎉🎉!
Theres a few American navy ships next to the Sydney harbour for those who didn’t know. 🇦🇺
You know you should vist the USS midway it is huge and they have a lot of Aircraft on the deck
Very nice, my friend. I’ve also visited this in 2021!
The one plane that no one talks about is that Kfir.
That's the ONLY one in the US on display, and I believe the museum bought it shortly after the end of the leasing agreement between the US and Israel for the 25 total Kfir C.1/Canards.
That specific one served with the US Marine Corps from 1986-1989 as Buno 999764, specifically squadron VMFT-401 "Snipers".
The 25 total that were leased were split in-between both Navy and Marine Corps (12 going to USN via squadron VF-43 Challengers at NAS Oceana in Northern Virginia, the remaining 13 going with Marine squadron VMFT-401 Snipers at MCAS Yuma in Arizona).
Before being shipped from Israel, all the weaponry and wiring was stripped out since these aircraft were to be used as adversaries for Dissimilar Air Combat Training for the rest of their lives.
Some more interesting design elements to note: the Kfir never actually had a radar (unless you count a few of the testbeds that came up in the mid-late 80s), seeing as the Arabian Desert climates that Israeli aircraft would be fighting in remained mostly clean. Thus, all the Kfir really needed was a radar rangefinder for air targets. The whole "no radar is needed for this environment" thing was also the reason why the Dassault Mirage 5 was even created (it was designed as sort of a lighter Mirage III with no radar meant more for fighter/bomber duties, as opposed to an interceptor like the prior Mirage IIICJ "Shahak" Israel had acquired), as that variant was designed to Israeli specifications as a fighter-bomber (however an arms embargo prevented sales of the Mirage V to Israel in the late 60s, thus begins the story of the Nesher).
During the first uses of the original Kfir by Israeli pilots around 1975-1976, there were a lot of complaints about the aircraft not being nearly as agile as the prior Nesher/Shahaks they were used to. Thus, IAI and the Haifa Technological Institute (Technion) began work on a number of improvements to the base airframe. As the Kfir currently stood, the only real changes between it and the Nesher were a slightly shortened and widened fuselage to fit the license-built J79-17 engine (which replaced the SNECMA Atar), dorsal cooling scoop at the base of the tailfin, widened air intakes, and some changes to the shape of the nosecone, as well as a few minor structural mods to solidify the design. By 1977, IAI and Technion had come up with dogtoothed leading edges (which would act like wing fences), canards on either side of the air intakes, and small square strakes on either side of the nose (improve nose authority in turns, and at high AoA). Unfortunately, A lot of these improvements were too intensive to be put onto already-existing airframes, thus a NEW program was initiated for a stopgap solution until the new Kfir series with these mods could enter service (that being the C.2). Smaller-span bolt-on canards, as well as similar rectangular strakes (also bolt-on) were created, and thus the new Kfir C.1 was born (also referred to as Kfir Canard, Kfir Gderot, and the ever-popular designation in US service: F-21A Lion). Sometime around 1979 (when the C.2s had first entered service), they went through a minor modernization process, I believe adding in a Radar Warning System, as well as Countermeasures Dispensers. They would be mainly used in the ground-attack role (I think like 1-2 squadrons of C.2s were used for Air Superiority for a short time), and would be fully retired by 1984 (which is where the US officially leased the 25 Kfirs for adversary-usage...)
I went there! Enterprise is a beautiful spacecraft!
I went there before it was really cool
Bruh you criminally overlooked the mb-339 PAN, one of the greatest trainers of all time (according to me). Good video aniways
You go on the craziest trips ever man
Haha, thanks, I hope I can share the experience well!
HI Ice, I think i saw this as a kid before. I also saw a battleship and a submarine! If you make another vid, go to the submarine!
I also saw the Enterprise there!
This is one of the google maps locations I sent you! Glad to see you got to visit!
W vid like the usuals ! that museum is sick bro love the vids !
Damn that (i think) SR-71 blackbird looks sick
About 2 days ago, I saw a C17 on Flightradar which was my first time seeing, so I took a few pictures and saved them as my background on the computers
Yes i've been here, I still remember that corsair arcade in there lol
I was just there myself! It's too bad the Concorde is busy getting maintenance.
1:30 Pilot, you gotta help me. They've had me here for years! Get me out of this prison!
Damn, I went there like 3 weeks ago
Been there and I love it, thats also how I got into aviation
The pegion was the best art peice of them all
I write this on the way back from the Intrepid. There were more planes on the bottom decks, along with a g-force simulator!
these planes are so cool I bet they freeze
Nice planes
Siuuuu
I’m from Rhode Island and I’ve visited a couple times, it’s amazing, also another thing there is an amazing pizza joint just down the street called the square pie guys they make awesome food. Also if you’re a teen and like aircraft you should look into Civil air patrol, I just flew a plane in the air for a bit last Sunday.
congrats on 80K subscribers!
Thanks!
Good video as always
nice, now i want to go to new york