F-14 Tomcat vs Soviet Built Jets
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
- It’s August 18th, 1981. Off the coast of Libya.
An American carrier group is in the Gulf of Sidra. International waters.... but not according to the Libyans. MiG-25's and Su-22's have been repeatedly going up against the F-14 Tomcats launched from the USS Nimitz. Up to now it's all been fun and games with the Americans seeing off the Libyans without conflict. But all that changes when two Soviet built Su-22 Fitters decide to start a fight. What happens next showed the class of the incredible F-14 Tomcat in a combat situation and became the inspiration for scenes in the film Top Gun.
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Great balls of fire
Broke so I cant
@@JayRey117 rip
SU pilot: *casually flying*
F-14 pilots: we've been trying to reach you about your aircraft's extended warranty
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@@jhundeeguillermo6790 this translates to forks
@@lucaswar7989 nice
The Su-22 were the one facing head on head with F-14
I was a jet engine mechanic with VF-41 the Black Aces at the time of that incident. Shortly after the planes returned to the Nimitz the general quarter alarm sounded because the ships radar detected incoming unidentified aircraft approaching us. It turned out to be a false alarm and the planes were from the USS Forestall that was operating with Nimitz during that time.
I was with VMFA-115 Hyd Shop I always called it my Kaddafy Weekend our Phantoms helped turn some back we went to General Quarter right after the splash Down for one day 24 hours USS Forrestal What told us something was up is when we did a U Turn at the Rock of Gilbralter
i would love to work on a carrier. when im older im joining the navy
@@hicksindustries9518 If you decide to join the Navy make sure you know what job you want. In my case the recruiter knew I wanted to work on Navy planes so in boot camp I was not a Seaman Recruit I was an Airman Recruit.
@@richardgeorge3136 I'm gonna be a pilot
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If you guys ever make a movie, I would definitely pay to watch. Thank you guys for the quality content your team provides for free.
@Emil Lau Larsen who hasn’t?
Same
I dont know. Their animation is kinda wack now...
@@__adamshrfudj disagree
@@__adamshrfudj the animations on the aircraft and the people are really good still
After watching Top Gun, I’m just smirking all the references and the scenes with clear inspiration from the film! You’ve outdone yourself Yarnhub!
I believe they called it international relations
Glad I'm not the only one that noticed.
Same as me here!
My favorite must be the helmets, h a n k
Yah if you pay attention you can see some of the references
Yarnhub goes to show that it's not just about the graphics, but the cinematography as a whole that dictates the enjoyability of a video/animation. Very good visual storytelling as usual, and of course audio storytelling as well!
feels like a storytelling from our grandma.
Yeah but how did the F-14 Tomcats at the start crash from the weight of the balls of the pilots
The best animation ive seen in videos like this
The F-14 Tomcat was my first love when it comes to jets. The folding wings were just the coolest thing to me when I was 5 years old.
Apparently doesn't take much to make your day.
@@JohnVKaravitischil bro
I thought you loved it because of....
Tom and Jerry
They are not folding, they are sweeping
I cannot help myself, the carrier scenes remind me of Topgun 1. Even the coffee scene. Awesome job @Yarnhub folks!
It is about f-14 so topgun the first thing ever comes in mind
Didn't you notice? The helmets of the pilots strongly resemble Cougar, Merlin, Maverick and Goose. I thought that was an awesome touch!
This story of sort was the base for the first Topgun
Wow it's almost like it's a reference
The Gulf of Sydria incident was part of what inspired the events of Top Gun.
this man and his team (or just himself)
are capable of making weekly videos with so much effort, and to the point where if this man made a movie, people would pay.
We have a team.
@@Yarnhub Hi it would be so cool if you could make a movies and put them on UA-cam and even dvd I would like to see one on the Red baron ,bloody april , and the korean war mig 15s vs f86
@@Ilikemc_donalds If we get enough people who are interested then maybe we can crowd fund it in furure
@@Yarnhub that would be brilliant I would like to see a few full length video made on ww1 aviation about bloody april 1917 and one the Red baron from 1916-1918 and one the korean war a f86 squadron against mig 15s like 90 minutes long
@@Yarnhub Hi Yarnhub have a merry Christmas and Happy New year
Part of what makes modern air combat so idolized is that frequently all parties involved survive. It's good to hear
Maybe not all but yes its interesting to see how combat is seen when it doesn't has to end with death.
7:30 there's something interesting in this encounter that the Libyan pilots were rescued. I was sure the USA and only the USA had CSAR capabilities
As Gustav Rödel said “You shoot at a machine, not a man.”
I'm not sure how that second Libyan pilot managed to survive, he must have ejected before being hit or something. During a documentary on the Persian Gulf War, I saw a US pilot (of a F-15 I believe) give testimony of his encounter with two Iraqi MiG-29s, he and his wingman ended up killing one while the other went into a excessively fast dive during their dogfight and violently smashed into the ground. I have heard reports of multiple fatal dogfights in the ongoing Russia-Ukraine War also. A fair number of modern pilots still die in aerial combat even with all the updated tech.
It all depends on where your hit. Those missiles in video was probably with a small warhead, while others comes with proximity warheads(sending out thousands of small projectile). Then your chance to survive falls drastically if hit in the front
Gotta love the hints to Top Gun. The quality of these videos is unparalleled.
Because the movie was based on these events.
You guys did a great job on the F14 cockpits together with the masks and helmets. You even made the WPN selection buttons animate with the letters on it.
I was about to comment on it, the work is amazing.
However, these (1981) F-14As have a few details wrong. The most noticeable for me was the HUD, on every tomcat until 200 it was always just projected onto the front windscreen. The Sparrowhawk (F-14B 2000s upgrade) collimating HUD was as referenced above not installed until the 2000s.
Another noticeable one is the PTID in the aft cockpit, I have spent far too many hours staring at the simulated fishbowl display of the F-14B (and A) in DCS to not notice this.
@@notalexzander2 I didn't spend much time in the RIO seat compared to pilot seat. I too understand those details. But you can't expect them to animate every detail. RAZBAM took years to make their model and these guys probably just took months. That alone is an accomplishment. 👏
apart from the British voices of the F-14 pilots this was pretty good!
@@thelonelypigeon9554 The 14 module was made by HB, not RB. If it was RB, it would be Mirage 2000 quality or worse.
MiG-25 pilots: hmm hmm hmm.
F-14 pilots:say cheese its the last thing youll say
You guys have improved over the year tremendously
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I agree
I agree
2:00 is it just me, or do these guys bear a resemblance to maverick and goose?
Years** they’ve been at this for a long time now
Amazing video as always, Yarnhub.
A couple of stories you may be interested in are from the seige of Malta in WW2. One where fighter ace George Beurling of 249 squadron shot down a BF109 at a range of 800 yards while in a climbing turn.
The other being that of a Bristol Beaufort crew who were shot down after attacking an Axis freighter. The crew were picked up and handed over to the Italians, who took them to Corfu and treated them well. Shortly after, the crew of the Beaufort was boarded onto a seaplane and were being flown to Taranto for interrogation. It was then that the Beaufort crew overpowered the Italians and forced the pilot to fly at gunpoint towards Sicily, and when sighting the island, made the Italian pilot turn for Malta, where they were intercepted by a patrolling Spitfire. The seaplane landed and the Beaufort crew came out, flying anything white to show to the Spitfire to not fire on the seaplane. An RAF rescue launch was sent to capture the Italian seaplane and its crew and return the Beaufort crew to Malta. A seaplane tender being used to tow the seaplane to St Paul's Bay, Malta
"In reality, The Americans have no intention of War or Bloodshed." -As a person served in the Marine for 22years, I can assure you he isnt lying.
The graphics have really improved overtime it really shows how far this channel has gone from the start keep up the amazing work
people say i have dementia
This is excellent content. It’s hard to find good recounts of aerial combat in history. Glad to see y’all do it the right way!
One of your earliest subscribers. I mean the improvement is enormous but time taking too.
Practice makes perfect. You guys are a perfect example.
Great graphics. Great storytelling.
WOW. Beautiful animations. The facial features were incredible in this one, plus the details like the smoke on the runway. You guys are always so great at improving.
Annnnnnd look now, better every animation.
Tomcats: “lmao we scared them easy”
Libyans: *“We are not done yet”*
Tomcats: *shoot them down*
"Now you are"
@@AlreadyTakenTag they are just ground attack aircraft, and old ones at that
@@AlreadyTakenTag I don't think you're thinking what Captain_Commenter is thinking.
@@wing19816it’s a retort not a superiority thing
when i watch videos like this with animations i tend to get a little nitpicky trying to find inaccuracies but the attention to detail in animations from this channel never disappoints
Let’s take a glorious hour to appreciate how much this guy researches to bring us great history
Clearly he doesnt do enough research. At 8:00 he said it was the only encounter, while there was an engagement between 2x tomcats and 2x floggers
The council completely missed that
@@alexnovak3319 💀
6:33
i lol'd hard, but well, the missile knew where it was by knowing where it wasn't.
This is truly a masterpiece, those graphics are damn looking good, Plus the top gun references, the coffee scene, and Maverick and Goose's helmets. 10/10
Yeah the attention to detail just shows their work ethic
Which part is the maverick and goose helmet?
@@zayyanhakim747 6:04 here you can appreciate both (but only the helmet's color, not the name on it)
also ice and slider helmet, and "buzzing the tower". very nice references
Man !!!!!!! what a clear cut crisp animation , this is clearly an ERA of animation 2022 onwards !!!!
The fact that yall started thus as just a fun Hobbie is insane because you're passion and work ethic shows in your product
Amazing job correctly rendering the F14 cockpit on the RIO and pilot side. As always, getting better and better.
Arguably your best video yet, and we know they'll only improve. Compliments to the team, and I'm excited to see what's in store for us next!
I remember this day. Within 48 hours there were bumper stickers all over town: USA: 2 - Libya: 0
We have come so far, from 2D animations to amazing, clear and clean 3D animation, and I (with many others) have been watching since the start
The amount of Top Gun References made me smile. Good work
This was one of the best works your team has done. The story was amazing and so were the graphics. Please keep posting such content for free.
0:53 "Watch the Birdie"
the amount of Top Gun 1 references in this vid and especially that Iceman teeth bite on 2:03
You’re the first to comment on that !
6:46 war thunder top tiers kill steals in a nutshell
True that
The graphics are amazing compared to some older videos. Love your content, keep on making good vids!
1:35 i see what you did there i saw the movie
So many subtle top gun references. Amazing
The helmets were a helluva nice touch.
6:54 god Damn This little shot shows how much the animations have improved. Keep up the great work these videos are quite interesting
Been watching this channel since the Spared B-17, it’s nice to see how far this channel is coming. Keep going!
My uncle was on one of the escorting ships that escorted the USS Enterprise on October 14th 1973. The thing that is special about this date is it was the first mission that the f-14 was deployed on a carrier group.
I was convinced that I was watching a movie instead of a history lesson, seriously you guys are great.
the helmet at time 2:42 is the desighn for maverick!
After watching top gun maverick last week this is almost feels like I’m watching it again. 04:11 was such a nice touch with the wings actually sweeping back. This video was AMAZING!!
All hail the flying dorito!
With respects to the movie. You mean the F-14. All hail the F-14. The carrier aircraft that is still all business to kick ass and take names. None since have given such national pride and respect. Gone the days of national pride in a aircraft that even in head on parked this aircraft had that attitude saying please mess with me. We are you going? No one wants to have a fight? I'm going to miss this aircraft.
@@rayhatton7683 …what?
@@dong7474 The F-14 is bout the attitude of the nation it was built from. Ground up it says this warplane is going to kick but. This plane didn't lie even on the drawing boards. Promised to give a very serious jet fighter for the Navy. Look at the head on veiw of this plane. It wins hands down. None since has a aircraft extrude national pride.
@@rayhatton7683 all that blahblah and you failed to notice how bad the Tomcat was. Stop overrating the F-14 so badly, your comment looks cringey right now. When it comes to US jet fighters the true pride of USA was and still is the F-15. Nothing retires the bird, not even time itself.
@@Leadblast For the Navy fighters tell me what has better performance and the capability. F-15 is air force. This is Navy. So why bring up something that is at it's core true. Even in book form this fighter is still the gold standard for the Navy. The F-15 isn't for the sea. The F-14 was straight from the gate intended to fight in this element. Cringe really was this story bout that plane. Let's ask the comments?
The F 14 was one hell of a fighter but it's avionics and electrical system were a maintenance nightmare, especially on a sea going ship. Not surprised they had several failures during that episode
You guys never stop improving. It’s amazing!
My fav part was when an f14 buzzed tower and the guy spilled his coffee just like top gun
Congrats Yarnhub, I love the way your are teaching History to the younger generations and all crew deserve at least a round of beers
Here we are, 32 years later, and China has declared the entirety of the South China Sea as it's own waters as well.
that was amazing. loved it. loved the animation, the accurate subtitles, the script, and historical context
Naahh that’s just top gun
This quality of video, never have been achieved with a small group. Yarnhub, you've done it.
Being honest. The mig 29 was the perfect advisary to the tomcat. But remember. It's not the plane. It's the pilot
Great story! Great expressions on the characters too, besides excellent aerial combat scenes!
Hammer: "Who's up there?"
Officer: "Music and Amos and Hank and Duck, Sir."
Hammer: "Hank and Duck..."
Good lord man, this animation quality. It puts Hollywood to shame. Great work
Some MiG-28 also put Hollywood and Wolfman to shame
Regular Navy ms3 Caruthers in 1981, I was there in the Persian Gulf on the Uss Goldsborough DDg20 the flagship.
Although it was a bloodless battle the tensions were high. When the F-14s took out the Libyan fighters the recruits onboard showed some trepidation about going to war, I calmly said "At least then we`ll get our money tax free."
My gosh I was surprised how the tone of this change with the music and the quality of the animation! Edit: The references to Top Gun are awesome! This event was dubbed as the Real Top Gun
my husband loves the F-14 even though he came from an Air Force family it’s on his list of 4
the F-14,F-15,F/A-18 and F-16. I’m also hooked on this videos of history done very well
6:18 had the same vibe as
"dew it, dew it now"
This is some hollywood movie quality! Incredible
The quality of videos have gone leaps and bounds. Especially the shots. The jerking effect of camera at 4:17 gives goosebumps. Kudoos to the team. Keep getting better!
This is my favorite video of yours. Keep up the good work man.
This is one of my favourite episodes yet! Well done Yarnhub!
1:14 - "Radar Intercept Officer", not Radio. I know, nitpicky and pedantic, but just for sake of correctness. Great video.👌
At 2:35 i like the helmet design, they should use it in a movie
yeah, one with the best pilots as well
@@FunnyFogyeah and maybe they should name it after the navy’s top flight school. Maybe “top gun?”
Anyone noticed the references to Top Gun?? Yarnhub, fantastic job.
this is high quality content i would never want to miss
I loved that top gun reference with the coffee guy
This is simply amazing, the best one of its kind. You guys provide this excellent piece of art for free! You guys really made my day
I love your animations, the graphics, models, lighting, and narration is spot-on. 100% 5 star review for every video.
If I got a nickel for every time Yarnhub made a video of a pilot waving at their enemy, I would have two nickels, which isn’t much, but it’s weird that it happened
Nice phineas and ferb reference
THAT LOOKS SO HYPER REALISTIC LIKE VRCHAT
Interesting Easter egg (1:30) in reference to the original Top Gun. Nice job!
I wish America hadn't sold any F 14s to Iran, when relations were friendly. If we hadn't, we could give some mothballed F 14s to Ukraine (FYI, We can't give any away because their parts are considered to be 'Confidential & Protected'. Iran desperately wants parts to keep those 70s era F 14s they have flying). With it's 'stand-off' capabilities, a dozen pairs in the air (flown by Ukrainian pilots) could establish a near nationwide 'No fly zone' for them. That beautiful bird could fire and forget a half dozen 'contacts' at 20 miles+! Great Video!
Ya'll Take Care, John
Wow the clouds in this video! They looked amazing! You've come such a long way it's incredible! Well done Yarnhub!
I’ve heard the reason that the f15 gets so many kills in desert storm is that the Iraqi Air Force actually feared the tomcat so much
Can we all agree the F-14 is the most beautiful and armed plane?
No. The coolest fighter is the F-15 by far.
But this is a cool Yarnhub video regardless
You have to congratulate the visionary engineers who developed the marvels of aviation technology called the F-14 and F-15. And then they built the F-16 for people who drink soy lattes and drive Teslas.
I love this more modern war story! I hope Yarnhub does more 1980+ stories!
This channel is sky rocketing so fast, I remember when you guys had like 20k subscribers, It's a really lovely feeling to be a subscriber at the moment, well done bois
I really like the modern videos and the graphics look very nice Good job as always 👍🏽
I think this is easily my new favorite video from you guys
This is why I love this channel.
You guys improved so much I remember watching old vids like the night witches and thinking how cool the animations are you guys who work on these vids are truly awesome
What’s cool about US fighter pilots is that they fly amazing top notch aircraft and they have crazy training. And when they’re not on deployment, they’re training and performing exercises like crazy. At night too. It sucks when the equipment malfunctions though. I’m glad everybody lived. Military pilots are some of the coolest people I’ve met.
Awesome timing on this upload! I'm working on a youth event with a local aviation museum that has one of the last Tomcats to fly in the US, and we're trying to make it a little bit Top Gun themed. Spectacular video too, as always.
F14 was a tactical airplane with strategic capabilities.
Quite a fine production from Yarnhub as per usual, keep it up fellas.
I love the Tomcat, I worked on them in the Navy. I think it’s the sexiest fighter jet of all time. It’s motto; “Anytime, baby!”
I feel the need…
The need for jet engines to generate forward thrust to creat differential pressure under the wings and achieve high velocity! - Top Gun…Probably.
Lol
Men the movie was so good 2 enemies did it for real.
0:48 *snap* "yep, thats going into my cringe collection"
the animation gets better and better
Love your animations but that account of the second shootdown seems a little over sensationalized. There is NO WAY an AIM-9L is going to track straight and then make a near 360 deg turn and then fly past the plane that fired it and hit its target. That is a feat that even the much more modern AIM-9x would have a hard time accomplishing.
Orrrrr... maybe the other F-14 fired his 2nd missile?
@@yayeetmeoffacliff4708 Except in reality that did not happen... this is supposed to be an info doc about the Gulf of Sidra incident where each pilot was credited with a kill.
With that I'll leave you with a few words of wisdom >>> "When you get Yeeted OffaCliff, it's not the fall that kills you... it's the sudden stop at the bottom."
@@2020Max1 lmao
I legit LOVE the animations, they've gotten so MUCH better. Also, the song is just so beautifully on SPOT!
Yarnhub animations are just getting better and better overtime.
Keep it up Yarnhub!
As soon as I saw the thumbnail and title, Danger Zone plays inside my head😊
What an improvement in animation from the last video, really love your content, keep it up! Love the many Top Gun references