I had a couple A-10s use me as practice one early morning out on my local lake. I was the only boat out on the lake when they did a fly by. Next thing I knew for about the next 15-20 mins they were making passes at me from all different angles. The last passes they made I was standing up on my kayak waving them on hyped as hell. Both after doing their last pass gave me a wing tip, was super cool!
So true! Seen an F-22 last year @ an airshow and had really close runway tickets. It was literally unreal. Its profile on takeoff roll was so minimal! Plus its maneuverability and the sound! Definitely looks and feels alien
Again so true! I heard many F35's last week as was lucky enough to be working in Mildenhall very close to the runway, I could not believe the sound of those things Rips right through ya pounds your chest 😮
The other day i saw 2 F16 dogfighting over the fjord where i live in Denmark, i have never seen or heard anything like this in my whole life, it was fantastic....it was probably a Danish pilot training with a Ukrainian pilot, as they are getting the majority of our F16 fleet as we are transitioning to F35
Litteraly makes your body shake with tears when you hear one on full afterburner going straight up above the crowd. One of the most viseral feelings ive ever had in my life.
@@panchopistol6897 , yes, calling the jet a boy. I’ve assigned gender since I was little.. and always accurate.. thought all cats were girls and dogs, boys, as a toddler. ;). You’re welcome.
I used to live at Hill AFB in Utah in '81-'83. I would ride my bike around the base and ride really close to the south end of the flight line where the jets take off. That's where the F-105's would pass maybe 200-300 feet above me. Beautiful site but it was the loudest sound ever!
Been living here since 00... and the F35 demo squadron is now based out of Hill. Can hear them practicing out over the west desert northern range all the time. The AF had to put out a statement and practice schedule because the sonic booms were freaking people out. Lol. The F35 has a really unique sound to its engine. A mixture of turbine whine and the roar of exhaust gasses. Had them fly over a bunch. Always amazing. I'm not sure you can get out to the runway end like you did any more. But the do have the public air show every other year now which is a great way to get out on the tarmac and experience the planes up close. Got to stand next to a Raptor and a Nighthawk a couple years ago. Absolute engineering masterpieces blending form and function. @GridIndustries It's a hard to beat location for scenery. Those mountains are pretty iconic. Gotta be super pretty in a glass canopy flying over.
@@clown7608 I understand. I have friend in the Donbassregion and they also hate this sound b.c. in 2014, the US gov decided to bomb there own people there. I think russias invasion is just a very late reaction to this and no i'm not a putin troll
@@friendlyreptile9931 pretty interesting interpretention, i am literally from Donbass region and don't remember any air strikes in 2014, only old as shit soviet artillery like D-20
@@mr.fighterbomber3345 you are correct but the UK aren't ordering the gunpod for their B's. According to a MOD FOI request response: “Although the UK’s F-35B Lightning fleet is capable of being fitted with a gun pod, there are currently no plans for the UK to do so.”
I was at a air show at Lemore NAS. All the shows ended and people started packing up. All of a sudden f35 buzzed the crowd flying over and banked to the right so you could see the bottom of the aircraft horizontally. You could feel it in your chest. I'll never forget that. I just wished I had my camera going.
Was at an airshow and hit the porta John before the Thunderbirds started their display. Damn thing pulled a sneak pass literally over me. Rattled the hell out of the Porta potty. Scared the literal crap out of me. Was awesome.
@@Aggiedave93you was? That's cool dude i was also, been watching em over at the base ever since, guess you live in fort worth or did back then? I managed to get in a quick photo with the chief test pilot afterwards which was pretty awesome to do
I was at lake Roosevelt in Arizona a few weeks ago and 2 F-35s out of Luke AFB came screaming across the lake at probably 500 feet it was an incredible sight and they were gone in seconds
So would any jet from the 1950s onward. The F35 is a piece of junk that is overpriced and obsolete. Drones are the only viable fighting combat aircraft. The sky is too dangerous for dumb monkey pilots. I say this as a pilot myself. There is no way you can have enough situational awareness as a human in an era of killer robot drones! It is absolutely impossible. Look into the OODA loop. Electronics has the advantage. Pilots are totally obsolete in every way in an era of even the simplest AI. The Brass in the USA military are idiots. They should have seen this coming decades ago. I’m not the smartest guy in the world but I’m a better than average electrical engineer. I was in the military as an electronics technician, and I know how to fly an airplane and I understand what is happening. The USA military is a joke. Our only hope is that our enemies are even stupider. The winner is the least stupid. Americans are fat and lazy and super stupid. I’m not necessarily betting on them even though I am one. But not fat, lazy, Or stupid.
F-35's are horribly slow. They max out at Mach 1.5. You needed to see an F-15 Eagle do an afterburner climb in the old days. They held the record for 2 decades as the only plane that could accelerate to Mach while in a vertical climb.
That ain't a high speed pass. If it's high speed it's breaking the sound barrier and u don't even hear it until it damn near knocks u off ur feet from the sonic boom. That, my friends, is a RUUSSHHHHH
The only way to see that in most cases is at the air show in southern California that is out in the desert (Edward's?). They just brought it back last year and I went, I had no idea how loud the sonic boom could be even though it was at altitude! Wayyyyy louder than any subsonic jet can create with afterburner
@@jjmoberly1117When I did some contracting work (electrical) for NASA at Edwards in 97 or 98, we'd hear sonic booms constantly on a daily basis. It was the first time we'd ever heard sonic booms and startled the shit out of us. Our foreman asked me what the fuck was that?? I said i think it was a sonic boom. One thing I noticed was the booms were always in pairs. Sometimes multiple pairs in succession. Boom boom.. Boom boom..boom boom.... Was the two booms from 2 jets or 1? I don't know.. Does Edwards still have that huge dry lake bed?.
No. A high speed pass can be as low as Mach 0.9. It's around the highest they can do without blowing out windows from a supersonic shockwave. Had you gone to any military airshows, you would hear the commentators refer to a high speed pass being performed and for it to be just under Mach 1.
When I watched the Blue Angels the restaurant I worked at was about a quarter mile from the runway and a crowd of people gathered in the parking lot to watch. One came over so fast and low it was like an explosion it was literally a flash, and the plane was gone like it disappeared. People started taking their kids to their cars. I heard some windows were cracked. You don't know what a real jump scare is until you experience that. I think it's the equivalent of a minor heart attack.
@4eightyvolt If I'm not mistaken 2 booms 1 plane. One from the front and rear of the plane. It happens quickly so at lower altitudes, it seems like only one because it takes less time for the sound to reach you. The distance plays a role too.
You can’t tell the speed of an aircraft purely from sound unless it goes above Mach 1 lmfao, which its not allowed to do anyway because it’s flying over land and over civilian areas
What you said its true but not because a mistake, its by design. After a few generations of aircrafts they realized that most of supersonic aircrafts never use that feature, because the missiles are a lot faster and its useless and they dont use it fighting. That a why speed wasnt a critical feature. Electronic Warefare, advanced missiles, advanced radar, stealth capability and other stuff were first than speed.
Oh I don't know... the sound of a Vulcan bomber's 4 Rolls Royce Bristol Olympus engines delivering 13500 lbs of thrust standing on its tail at full throttle over the playing fields in Lincoln when I was a boy was a pretty shattering and awesome.
It’s insane how fucking loud those after burners are in person. I live by a base and every once in awhile I’ll feel and hear them as they go straight up into the sky. It’s amazing.
I saw something over Newport Beach moved twice as fast as this plane. It was a shape of a jet but it went from 100 ft to over 30000 ft where it passed over a jet and then shot past the horizon over my back with all in less than 15 seconds.
Ver ese dragón, esa bestia de nave, nos damos cuenta que lo que veíamos cuando niños en las caricaturas o muñequitos en la TV, era el futuro que ya ellos nos habían enseñado ahí, hoy estamos viviendo todo eso que veíamos.
I live in Wisconsin. There is a base near by. I see the F-35's about 4 times a week doing training runs. This last summer I watched them over my house doing some crazy maneuvers. Some have complained, mainly those in the big city. I live in the country where it's trees and wildlife. I love seeing them.
They're incredibly loud. Recently I was at a funeral, and 3 F35's passed overhead - the service / eulogy had to be stopped, and it took quite a while before people could make themselves heard again. F16's really are much quieter.
The sound def dosent do this justice either, there was an F22 Raptor taking off from our small airport in salisbury, md i just landed in my little Cessna and if felt like the ground was shaking, and it was at the other end of the runway 😂
Awesome! My grand-uncle lived near an airfield when I was growing up. Lots of military craft. The one I always remember is the F-117 nighthawks. If you heard them they were already gone..
That pilot definitely just used the spotters as a gun run practice 😅
I had a couple A-10s use me as practice one early morning out on my local lake. I was the only boat out on the lake when they did a fly by. Next thing I knew for about the next 15-20 mins they were making passes at me from all different angles. The last passes they made I was standing up on my kayak waving them on hyped as hell. Both after doing their last pass gave me a wing tip, was super cool!
@@gamebred5662that's dope
The pilot adjusted the nose by looking at those people and cars around?
No way, that is insane eyesight and skill
@@gamebred5662had the same thing happen to me in the middle of nowhere between New Mexico and Arizona. Such a special occasion.
"Da-Da-Da-Da-Da-Da"
"Targets Destroyed, heading home"
Nothing more enjoyable than listening to 1200 screaming eagles and 43,000 pounds of thrust
The fact that these beasts are man made. They appear alien. The sound gives your goosebumps goosebumps
So true! Seen an F-22 last year @ an airshow and had really close runway tickets. It was literally unreal. Its profile on takeoff roll was so minimal! Plus its maneuverability and the sound! Definitely looks and feels alien
Again so true! I heard many F35's last week as was lucky enough to be working in Mildenhall very close to the runway, I could not believe the sound of those things
Rips right through ya pounds your chest 😮
The other day i saw 2 F16 dogfighting over the fjord where i live in Denmark, i have never seen or heard anything like this in my whole life, it was fantastic....it was probably a Danish pilot training with a Ukrainian pilot, as they are getting the majority of our F16 fleet as we are transitioning to F35
Humanity duality, one human can do both the most amazing thing and then the most stupid one.
Not compared to the SU57s howl that is goosebumps and prey you’re not dead.
Not gonna lie, F35 actually sounds boss
Пердящий со страха)
You aint lying
It's a su-57, it's not an f-35, those are Russian license plates.
Litteraly makes your body shake with tears when you hear one on full afterburner going straight up above the crowd. One of the most viseral feelings ive ever had in my life.
Если это форсаж, то советский "кукурузник" его обгонит на холостых)
@@ZaDoHlIk1 did you guys ever get that space shuttle working? I saw it in the woods.😂
That thing sounded like a tie fighter
You don't know the power of the dark side 🖤
Darth Vader
It's so sweer
The camera man had only one job
The tie fighter sound comes from the Russian jet Su-57, it's alien!
Ikr
Heard him for 50 years before he showed up. Awesome. Thanks for sharing!
Who?
@@panchopistol6897 the sound of the jet. What the clip is about. You hear them long before they show up.
@@ItsMeHello555 kinda figured that but wasn't sure because you said him... Thank you...
@@panchopistol6897 , yes, calling the jet a boy. I’ve assigned gender since I was little.. and always accurate.. thought all cats were girls and dogs, boys, as a toddler. ;). You’re welcome.
😂👏👏👏
I used to live at Hill AFB in Utah in '81-'83. I would ride my bike around the base and ride really close to the south end of the flight line where the jets take off. That's where the F-105's would pass maybe 200-300 feet above me. Beautiful site but it was the loudest sound ever!
105 👍
I was stationed there 04-08. So beautiful there.
Been living here since 00... and the F35 demo squadron is now based out of Hill. Can hear them practicing out over the west desert northern range all the time. The AF had to put out a statement and practice schedule because the sonic booms were freaking people out. Lol. The F35 has a really unique sound to its engine. A mixture of turbine whine and the roar of exhaust gasses. Had them fly over a bunch. Always amazing. I'm not sure you can get out to the runway end like you did any more. But the do have the public air show every other year now which is a great way to get out on the tarmac and experience the planes up close. Got to stand next to a Raptor and a Nighthawk a couple years ago. Absolute engineering masterpieces blending form and function.
@GridIndustries It's a hard to beat location for scenery. Those mountains are pretty iconic. Gotta be super pretty in a glass canopy flying over.
I always love the sounds of jet engines!
As ukrainian can't say the same. Reminds me first weeks of invasion and rocket strikes.
Me too
@@clown7608 I understand. I have friend in the Donbassregion and they also hate this sound b.c. in 2014, the US gov decided to bomb there own people there. I think russias invasion is just a very late reaction to this and no i'm not a putin troll
@@friendlyreptile9931 pretty interesting interpretention, i am literally from Donbass region and don't remember any air strikes in 2014, only old as shit soviet artillery like D-20
I love when they sound like it already flew past then whoosh. We would have all been killed
He just made a practice gun run on everyone 😮
Made the gun sound with his mouth. 😂
The UK doesn't have a gunpod so i doubt that
@@dr6124depends on the variant, the A's have an internal gun, but B and C have pods. Idk what this one is
@@mr.fighterbomber3345 you are correct but the UK aren't ordering the gunpod for their B's. According to a MOD FOI request response: “Although the UK’s F-35B Lightning fleet is capable of being fitted with a gun pod, there are currently no plans for the UK to do so.”
@@dr6124this is in australia??? This is a raaf f35 A which does have an inbuilt gun
I was at a air show at Lemore NAS. All the shows ended and people started packing up. All of a sudden f35 buzzed the crowd flying over and banked to the right so you could see the bottom of the aircraft horizontally. You could feel it in your chest. I'll never forget that. I just wished I had my camera going.
If the engine sound arrives before the jet, it's not a "high speed" pass.
@@ChiIeboy He never said it was a "high speed" pass.
Was at an airshow and hit the porta John before the Thunderbirds started their display. Damn thing pulled a sneak pass literally over me. Rattled the hell out of the Porta potty. Scared the literal crap out of me. Was awesome.
What an amazing sound, the rumble, makes me remember the old days going to flight shows at military bases
Послушайте звук пролетающего СУ 57! Вам надеюсь станет понятно, где мощь!
It's soo awesome hearing the f-35 take off constantly
I don't care how.many humans we sacrifice to the lizards and how many boys were sodomized for this technology...they're awesome!
Bro I feel your pain RIP. It’s cool being around jets except when they constantly take off
Taking off you seeing it coming from high sky
I work at msn Airport with national guards airbase here. Believe me, it gets old
Sounds like freedom!
What a wonderful roar.
The power coming out of that jet engine is insane...
Thats just me preparing my hot coffee in the morning
Vulcan still has the best howl I don't care what anyone says
Agreed!
Yup.
Was just about to say this. I miss the Vulcan.. nothing makes my hair stand on end anymore.
The Vulcan howl will curdle your blood! There is nothing like it!
Been hearing them fly by for about 16 years now and this sound just never gets old.
Sounds like the empires fighters in Star Wars 😂 fk hearing that lining up your trench
Thank you whats rating from 1000ft to ground that all i need to know...
Didn't know the f-35 had been around that long but okay 😂
@@rhycewright568 I was there for that first flight on Dec 15, 2006. Been hearing them ever since.
@@Aggiedave93you was? That's cool dude i was also, been watching em over at the base ever since, guess you live in fort worth or did back then?
I managed to get in a quick photo with the chief test pilot afterwards which was pretty awesome to do
The F35 demo team at HAFB are practicing for the upcoming air show here and it's pretty impressive
I heard the jet coming so I knew no “boom” was coming.
Was waiting for the boom lol!
I was at lake Roosevelt in Arizona a few weeks ago and 2 F-35s out of Luke AFB came screaming across the lake at probably 500 feet it was an incredible sight and they were gone in seconds
So would any jet from the 1950s onward. The F35 is a piece of junk that is overpriced and obsolete. Drones are the only viable fighting combat aircraft. The sky is too dangerous for dumb monkey pilots. I say this as a pilot myself. There is no way you can have enough situational awareness as a human in an era of killer robot drones! It is absolutely impossible. Look into the OODA loop. Electronics has the advantage. Pilots are totally obsolete in every way in an era of even the simplest AI. The Brass in the USA military are idiots. They should have seen this coming decades ago. I’m not the smartest guy in the world but I’m a better than average electrical engineer. I was in the military as an electronics technician, and I know how to fly an airplane and I understand what is happening. The USA military is a joke. Our only hope is that our enemies are even stupider. The winner is the least stupid. Americans are fat and lazy and super stupid. I’m not necessarily betting on them even though I am one. But not fat, lazy, Or stupid.
F-35's are horribly slow. They max out at Mach 1.5. You needed to see an F-15 Eagle do an afterburner climb in the old days. They held the record for 2 decades as the only plane that could accelerate to Mach while in a vertical climb.
The MiG 31 can easily out climb the eagle. ..the eagle never held the climb record
Im always in awe of the engineers who designed and built these amazing planes.
You mean the Nazis 😂😂
These planes are absolutely amazing ! Just think just alittle over 100yrs ago we just got off the ground in a little field . 🤔
That is an awesome machine.
That ain't a high speed pass. If it's high speed it's breaking the sound barrier and u don't even hear it until it damn near knocks u off ur feet from the sonic boom. That, my friends, is a RUUSSHHHHH
The only way to see that in most cases is at the air show in southern California that is out in the desert (Edward's?). They just brought it back last year and I went, I had no idea how loud the sonic boom could be even though it was at altitude! Wayyyyy louder than any subsonic jet can create with afterburner
@@jjmoberly1117When I did some contracting work (electrical) for NASA at Edwards in 97 or 98, we'd hear sonic booms constantly on a daily basis. It was the first time we'd ever heard sonic booms and startled the shit out of us. Our foreman asked me what the fuck was that?? I said i think it was a sonic boom. One thing I noticed was the booms were always in pairs. Sometimes multiple pairs in succession. Boom boom.. Boom boom..boom boom.... Was the two booms from 2 jets or 1? I don't know.. Does Edwards still have that huge dry lake bed?.
No. A high speed pass can be as low as Mach 0.9. It's around the highest they can do without blowing out windows from a supersonic shockwave.
Had you gone to any military airshows, you would hear the commentators refer to a high speed pass being performed and for it to be just under Mach 1.
When I watched the Blue Angels the restaurant I worked at was about a quarter mile from the runway and a crowd of people gathered in the parking lot to watch. One came over so fast and low it was like an explosion it was literally a flash, and the plane was gone like it disappeared. People started taking their kids to their cars. I heard some windows were cracked. You don't know what a real jump scare is until you experience that. I think it's the equivalent of a minor heart attack.
@4eightyvolt If I'm not mistaken 2 booms 1 plane. One from the front and rear of the plane. It happens quickly so at lower altitudes, it seems like only one because it takes less time for the sound to reach you. The distance plays a role too.
Yes that plane is crawling I agree
The fact that you can hear them that loud that early prooves that's quite slow
Yeah, genius, that's how all jets are below the speed of sound.
You can’t tell the speed of an aircraft purely from sound unless it goes above Mach 1 lmfao, which its not allowed to do anyway because it’s flying over land and over civilian areas
What you said its true but not because a mistake, its by design. After a few generations of aircrafts they realized that most of supersonic aircrafts never use that feature, because the missiles are a lot faster and its useless and they dont use it fighting. That a why speed wasnt a critical feature. Electronic Warefare, advanced missiles, advanced radar, stealth capability and other stuff were first than speed.
There is pilot skill right there. Love these jets superb fighting machine
Фу-35 помойка
The howl of the F-18c is the best.
Oh I don't know... the sound of a Vulcan bomber's 4 Rolls Royce Bristol Olympus engines delivering 13500 lbs of thrust standing on its tail at full throttle over the playing fields in Lincoln when I was a boy was a pretty shattering and awesome.
*f-35
I worked on F/A-18s and the F-35 is a beautiful beast!!!...
Vulcan is king of the Howls
“You hear that ringin in yer ears boy? That’s the sound of Freedom”
now THIS is really good sound. This balancing needs to be the template for all these kind of videos.
Baaaaang!!!😮800 km/h
No boom. If you can hear it coming then it is not exceeding the speed of sound.
Spectaculaire.
The pilot had tons of fun!
It’s insane how fucking loud those after burners are in person. I live by a base and every once in awhile I’ll feel and hear them as they go straight up into the sky. It’s amazing.
I saw something over Newport Beach moved twice as fast as this plane. It was a shape of a jet but it went from 100 ft to over 30000 ft where it passed over a jet and then shot past the horizon over my back with all in less than 15 seconds.
That would have been amazing to get on camera
If I had to guess, F15
Theres a page for all that now
Cool. Um, can the A-10s come to play?
This is Australia! We ain’t have them
also the A10 is getting retired
On of the things I loved about being in the Air Force was being able to see this type of thing daily
My man drifting the plane
Sounded like a TIE fighter for a second
Awesome 🤘
That sound takes me back to my days of going to Finningley air show every year we went as kids it was our annual thing loved those days
Nice vid!!
I like the sound of an F4 Phantom as it flies by. No other jet that I know of sounds like it.
If you can hear it coming, there isn’t gonna be a sonic boom.
My ol’lady hears this sound when I climb into bed each night!
Ver ese dragón, esa bestia de nave, nos damos cuenta que lo que veíamos cuando niños en las caricaturas o muñequitos en la TV, era el futuro que ya ellos nos habían enseñado ahí, hoy estamos viviendo todo eso que veíamos.
What’s so incredible is it’s going so fast when he turns the wind makes like a force field
"We need SOFLAM!"
I live in Wisconsin. There is a base near by. I see the F-35's about 4 times a week doing training runs. This last summer I watched them over my house doing some crazy maneuvers. Some have complained, mainly those in the big city. I live in the country where it's trees and wildlife. I love seeing them.
It's going relatively slow. Those things can go way faster.
I lived next to Oceana Naval Air Station in VA. It's the craziest sound ever at 8am
The sound is just scary as hell to me. What a perfect fighter jet
The sound of tore paper is incredible, nice catch :)
impressionante o som desses jactos quando passam rasante
Might as well call that one "F-35 sonic boom" while we're at it if that's a high speed pass.
You must feel like a right badass flying one of those.
My fingerprints could be on some of these engine components as I work on these parts. That's the sound of freedom!
I absolutely truckin luv that noise 🎉
They're incredibly loud.
Recently I was at a funeral, and 3 F35's passed overhead - the service / eulogy had to be stopped, and it took quite a while before people could make themselves heard again.
F16's really are much quieter.
These are good but the SR-71 is next level insane
The sound def dosent do this justice either, there was an F22 Raptor taking off from our small airport in salisbury, md i just landed in my little Cessna and if felt like the ground was shaking, and it was at the other end of the runway 😂
Nothing beats the sound of a Tie Fighter sonic boom or no sonic boom😂
Your videos are always so fun to watch.
And they fell from the sky like a demon with wings, absolute power and grace...
I was waiting for the windows to blow out and everyone flying back 😂
Wow!
Way awesome!!!
My whole body just got goosebumps I'm not even there 😂
Blessed i get to see this 24/7 by my house I still get mesmerized
Gonna have to go faster to hear the boom 😂
So glad he had the computer switched on and could therefore fly in a straight line.
Keep stacking em up!!!
And that’s why I have 4 of them in my drive way
I love this sound so much!! ❤
God I love that sound.
Great shot there Tex.
Sounds almost like a TIE-fighter
I love Jets!!! Couldn’t be a pilot so I have a motorcycle now
Have to admit that does sound amazing
Awesome! My grand-uncle lived near an airfield when I was growing up. Lots of military craft. The one I always remember is the F-117 nighthawks. If you heard them they were already gone..
Nice Pass-Boom 👍
Tie fighter flashback. “Chewie!! Gets us out of here!!!”
Loud? Yes. Bad ass? Yes. High speed? Not even close.
My favorite sound
Shiver me timbers!!!!!❤❤❤❤❤😂
“Too close for missiles, I’m switching to guns…”
We were expecting a car
It's BEAUTIFUL!
One of their design goals was to make it as loud as possible. Success.
People watching: “WOW so fast!”
F-35: “STALL / PULL UP / STALL / PULL UP!!”
“Insert own BOOM”
It's just 1 jet.. Imagine if there is 10 of them flying together 😮❤
Is there a part 2 for when he turns around and goes fast?😂😂
Mind boggling
So much respect for these pilots
Wow! One that actually flies!
Watched 4 times, still waiting for the "boom."
Love the sound
That is a beautiful jet.