US Air Force Pilots Fly Gigantic Bomber So Fast the Cockpit Starts to Shake
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
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Your footage keeps showing a B-52 cockpit when discussing the B-1B. The B-1B does not have "skylights" above the pilots like the B-52.
Are you sure? As the one i seen does
...yes it does.
Well I doubt there is very much video of our top bomber cockpits out there. I mean duh.
At 2.40 to 2.50 you can see there are windows above their heads on the the b2 series
More to the point a B1 doesn't have 8 engines therefore it doesn't have 8 throttles as shown in many of the shots!!
Air on lower altitude is more dense than of higher altitude so it creates more stress on an aircraft's frame and it also reduces fuel efficiency.
My father was an engineer and worked on the B1-B.
As well as the Space Shuttle, Apollo, Mercury and Gemini.
Kudos to your Father!
@@antonboludo8886 thank you for your kind words.
@@madog1 These people are the incredible people behind the actual Pilots and Astronauts! These are the achievement of thousands of excellent individuals!
@Anton Boludo yes, it took a huge amount of resources to put these programs together. People, money (lots of money), materials, facilities, and time. One as important as all the rest.
@@madog1 Exactly!
One time, I was going to band camp, and I drove so fast the truck started shaking,,,,,,,and I was............. Oh wait, that was on a old dirt road out by the lake. 😎🤣🤣🤣🤣😎
The Lancer B1B is a sexy aircraft. Aside from such, why not improve with current tech the F14? The most successful fighter other than the P51, witch the Ford mustang was named after.
Cool!!😊
Is this what is commonly referred to as "ludicrous speed"?
End too abruptly!
Well, if you're flying a giant bomber at breakneck speeds, a little cockpit shake is just nature's way of reminding you to hold on tight! 🤣🛩
Yeah, true. My Brother, USAF knows more than me. He's 55 , I'm 57.
Not American, but really love these US military tech videos!
Amazing how you claim they were low to the ground, yet your footage showed them above high altitude clouds. Not to mention you were showing B52's at times, not B1B Lancers
"BFM" is Basic Fighter Maneuvers, not Basic Flight Maneuvers. They are two very different things. Fun video, thank you.
Has anyone flown on an aircraft that doesn't shake? Lol this takes the cake for most ignorant aviation-related post in my book.
Quite funny: You show a lying B-1 and the cockpit of an (8-engine) B-52 altering.
F/A-18s aren't state-of-the-art, they're old! The Marines are actually retiring them. When will the Blue Angels get F-35s?
Forward canards are supposedly capable of greatly reducing cabin shutter...
"Aircraft sometimes vibrate and flex as they fly" TL:DR. Jesus lol it's almost like a wing is designed to be flexible, and an aircraft is designed to be flexible while flying, including vibrating! Who in the Air Force could have known this?? /s
Miss Lizzy you making me dizzy 😵. Video kinda reminds me of my USAF brother when he flew the F-4 Phantom. Now, that's an old jet but the Thunderbirds flying team used them for awhile.
The air close to the ground is more dense than the air at 30,000 feet. The F-111 Aardvark was the grand daddy of the swing-wings and terrain following automation. I've read pilot flying toward a mountain you;d instinctively grab the stick, even though the the terrain guidance system would follow the ground. I believe the B-1b can carry 3 times the load of the B-52, and a third again as much as the B-2 Spirit.
I was stationed at RAF upper hayford, we had F111 s
At the time the pilots said they were like driving a Cadillac.
The B-1 vanes that they're referencing is called the smcs vane (smucs for short). It allowed the B-1 to ride like a Cadillac at higher altitudes. My job was avionics on the B-1 and adjusting the veins required shorting out the accelerometer. When you did that just bumping on the control stick cause the veins to flutter like a hummingbird's wing. It was so fast you couldn't see it. I watch the crew chief get smacked in the head about 20 times before he fell off the ladder, and it only took a split second. He was okay and only got mildly concussed. Good times...
Its an amazing site to have b52 bombers fly overhead close to the ground.
I saw then at Lackland AFB.
Keep up your hard work
1:09 "seeing ground a few hundred ft below the aircraft"... Shows plane flying at least 5000 feet 😆
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low is climbing to get over hedge rows (operational helicopter flying in Northern Ireland). when Buccaneer bombers were operated by the RAF during a Red Flag exercise in America the defending fighters started finding them by looking for the dust trails set up by the jet blast from the Bucaneers engines hitting the desert floor and raising dust
@@davedixon2068 Red Flag at Nellis?
@@madog1 yep
My first job out of college was doing EMP testing for the DoD on the B-1B. I've been in every bay on that plane.
Why? Isn't anything outside a faraday cage susceptible?
@@s1988teve Yes but the pulse needs a conductor to transfer it's energy and short wires etc. just don't couple that much of the energy. Most electronics will just reboot / lockup (and need a power cycle) because little energy can couple on it. A plane is long and the pulse can couple huge amounts of energy to the skin and it then can bleed into the electronics. If you pull the circuit breakers you disconnect the main source of the EMP coupled energy. Now if you were right over the explosion in Kansas you might get more but once it starts traveling over ground it begins to dissipate. The longer the wire the more energy that can be transferred to it. Chicken wire cages is all they used during many EMP tests, so it's easy to shield. It doesn't have to be perfect either because a small hole will only let so much energy through. It's much faster than lighting but similar in it's effects.
The shaking is not due to speed. If there is no high pressure mechanism with a damaged aero dynamic structure, it is as if the plane will burst like a balloon at high altitude.
Can’t watch this. You are talking about the B1 but cockpit images are in a B-52. Were are not stupid.
did bomber become obsolete this day ? in the modern war we saw today why rusky not pounding ukraina soil with bomb ?
I like this videos, they can improve by not making it a Soap Opera.
My interest is gone in seconds.😢
I should have been a FA pilot. I get goosebumps every time I watch these maneuvers.
Swear
Me too
Let me guess, accountant or IT?
@@BariumCobaltNitrog3n neither of them .I do have PPL licence I fly for hobby. Works in marketing as Branch Head in General Insurance.
@@Manu_Nayar That's great you're flying! I was thinking office jobs with not much excitement, as opposed to high voltage helicopter lineman
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Me and family were camping on our land in the south west Texas desert . We were hearing what sounded like fighter jets close WE see nothing , as it got closer I looked straight ahead and there it was a bone , very low , wings back and burners lit , maybe half mile away and shaking the ground I showed the kids , they thought it was a UFO , I said no that is the sound and sight of US power at it's best , just how damn cool was that .
military jet noise, the sound of freedom
Amazing, bomber aircraft that is very feared by the enemy
Appreciate the video, but hard to listen to that much AI narration.
Kremlin, please.
BFM - is Basic Fighter Maneuvers, not Basic Flight Maneuvers. Where are you getting your information to make such a basic mistake?
looking forward to see them above moscovia
Why not highlight the AirForce Thunderbirds ?
I flew in a 2 seater that shook so bad I couldn't see the gouges. Once we were in the air I opened my eyes
I reflexively close my eyes as soon as I see the gouges.
@William Friar Hunt for Red October. Mr Turbulence fly out to the aircraft carrier. Best air plane seen.
🇺🇸 bomber flies so fast the cockpits shook (Cut the crap out)😂😂😂😂😂😂 who cares
Conrad's on B1 are a band aide to compensate for a marginal elevator.
200ft at Mach 2.0 is definitely fun, especially for sustained distances. I did this routinely flying my F4E back in the early 1970's while in Vietnam. Without computer augmented flight controls. Just muscles with up to 60 lbs stick pressure.
40 years ago, every B-52 training flight I was on had a low-level segment; 300 to 500 feet depending on the terrain. We could go lower, but we had to follow safety rules.
The level of training and skills required are amazing!
No mention of the term MaxQ. Is maxQ only a term associated with space rockets only? MaxQ means maximum aerodynamic pressure
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After a big meal, I am just as intense and dangerous when I drop a bomb..💩
I hope you're close to the ground at the time.
BUFFS shake normally on low alt. maneuvers because sometimes the skipper would touch out the flaps just a tad for better maneuvering and that made the ole girl (shake rattle and roll)
This may as well be an audio podcast. The footage has no relevance to what's being narrated.
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Close air support by B-52s?
I wouldn't like to think that these pilots are risking their lives just to entertain me.
Fixed wing fix.Comp wings,ready for action
That was always my dream just to fly. I envy all those pilots.
God Bless our military 🙏🙏🙏🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸♥️🤍💙👍🤠
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The Blue Angels in your video are flying the F-18 Hornet not the Super Hornet.
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I wish they would just give up the ban on beards or facial hair for our soldiers.
Yeah, who needs oxygen!
Have a nice day my dear friends
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HOw these guys get motivated to get out of bed in the morning, to serve Under the "Grandpa and Chief (and the Second in Command--OMG)" is Mind Boggling to me. Glad i'm out. No regrets.
Because they're no longer being "commanded" by a one-term Knot-sea loving ask-clown with too much LDE and nowhere to put it except where it didn't belong.
Waste taxpayers money only
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And yet they never used em in combat