What people don’t realize is that his CHAFF malfunctioned and never worked and went off. This man just dodged 6 SAMS on pure maneuverability alone. This is one of the most incredible feats in military aviation history in my opinion.
@@robburgundy9539 100% they are but we’re talking bout piloting skill. But even if you wanted to compre the F-16 to those two overall it still is a better jet in my book.
Did you see the video in which the pilot was saved by the Auto-GCAS .. ? PIlot passes out and drops 11,000 feet and picks up 270 MPH ... in 11 seconds! Search that phrase; you'll see it. It was INSANE. In the 4th quadrant of a loop ... (in a citabria) ... We pulled 6.5 Gs for about 2-3 seconds (it showed the max acceleration in some gauge) ... That's the totality of 'high G's I've felt in my life. Once straight & level ... I felt immediately TIRED (for over a DAY) ... and nauseous (like I had to concentrate to not vomit). It was SO quick ! In turns at 3G -- 4G ... it's _heavy_ ... but it's nothing like 6.5 was. My cone of vision narrowed ... The image was "less vibrant" - monochrome ... and ... MY LOWER LIP _FELL DOWN_ -- I had to CONSCIOUSLY 'lift' my lip to shut my mouth. People talk about "9 Gs this and 8-G limit ... blah blah blah. 6 - 7 is MORE than enough!
@@ytpadux If you watch centrifuge training (what astronauts and fighter pilots have to do in order to sustain much higher than normal G-force without passing out), breathing like this is part of the training. The "weight" of the G-Force compresses you ribs onto your lungs, making inhaling after exhaling extremely difficult. If an average person was subjected to this, they would 100% pass out. And losing consciousness is not something you want to do when flying at 1500MPH with SAMs locked onto you.
- At approximately 3:16, you can hear Tullia under duress, calling out, “Stroke 3 defending SA-2” as the aircraft can be seen banking left. The SA-2 Guideline is the NATO reporting name for the Soviet S-75 Dvina high-altitude air defense system, which leverages radar to guide its missiles to their targets. - At approximately 3:44 you can hear one of the pilots say “jettisoned, egressing.” Tullia and some other pilots jettisoned their external fuel tanks to reduce the weight of the aircraft and increase their ability to maneuver. This was a risky move, as without those external tanks, Tullia couldn’t be sure he’d have enough fuel to make it back. - By 3:50, Tulia’s Stroke 3 has already managed to make two inbound surface-to-air missiles miss. - At 4:36 you can hear another pilot shout “Stroke 3 come on! Stroke 3 check right, break right! Stroke 3 break right!” as he sees the third missile fired at Tullia’s aircraft. - At 4:52 you can hear pilots say, “someone got hit,” and “Stroke 4 got hit” as another F-16 is hit by a missile. After, you can hear pilots with increasing stress in their voices calling out, “Stroke 4 status?” to check on their downed friend, but by then, he is unable to respond. - At 5:22 you can see the aircraft making aggressive turns to try to avoid being hit by an incoming SAM. - At 5:32 you can hear a pilot say, “second one, break” telling Stroke 3 to evade as another missile closes in. After Tullia dodges it, you can hear someone say, “that’s two” meaning he dodged both inbound missiles. At that point, Tullia has already dodged four SAMs. - At 5:58 you can hear a pilot call out, “Another SAM launch, another SAM launch same location!” - At 6:02 you can see the contrails from multiple SAMs that had been recently launched. - At 6:14 you can hear Tullia call out, “Oh shiiiii…” as a SAM comes very close to hitting his aircraft (Tullia would later report that the missile flew by at such close range, he could hear the rocket motor burning) - At 6:20 you can hear labored breathing as Tullia calls out, “Stroke 3 defending” under heavy Gs. The G indicator suggests he’s pulled more than 6 Gs. - At 6:38 you can hear pilots asking aloud, “Stroke 3 are you still there?” - At 6:53, Tullia responds, “Stroke 3 is headed south.” - At 6:59 you see the aircraft go inverted as Tullia once again calls out, “Stroke 3 defending 6” as yet another SAM flies his way. That “6” indicated an SA-6, or Soviet 2K12 “Kub” - which is a more capable weapon system than the SA-2’s fired earlier. His breathing is becoming increasingly labored by this time. He’s now pushing 6.5 Gs. - Shortly after that, Stroke 3 is able to make it out of the fight.
When I feel like things are getting tough in my life I love to watch this video. Not much to see visually, but hearing the stress and knowing this man was riding on the edge of death and came out alive gives me more inspiration to keeping going than anything in this world nowadays.
@satisfaction394 his buddies who injected got captured. Also what people call stress breathing is actually breathing technique used under high Gs to help keep some blood in the brain
after the mission, they found out that his plane's chaff and flare ejection was broken, which meant that he evaded 6 missiles by pure maneuvering alone. insane.
After Iraqi aggression they found that Nuclear Research Centre was munition factory, like they didn't know that before. This is just show for us, commoners.
@@frogs_under_your_bed He's talking about how Dr. Dumbass is claiming that this pilot wasn't fighting for his life because he's saying "this is just a show for us commoners."
As a veteran on the ground, we watched and prayed you guys in the air returned home safely. No words could express my gratitude for what you did,and put yourselves through on combat missions. Forever grateful . Lest we forget.
If I understood correctly, those were radar guided sam missiles, which makes it even more deadly when the missiles are directly guided by an advanced computer system towards you and you can't shake it off as easily as a heat seeking missile
@@BariBro In the recording it showed the missile fly ahead of the jet maybe 20 meters away. I'd say if the missile was 10 meters closer it would've detonated and rip the plane apart with the massive amount of shrapnels.
Holy shit the stress and adrenaline was off the charts, pulling 3-6 g's while talking and dodging missiles going hundreds of miles an hour without passing out, this guy is a champion.
Indeed, however they test you on all these things before you start training to be a fighter pilot, so all these pilots would be able to handle that, alltho the stress would be severe I assume, and big relief when back on the ground..
@@bekeneel You clearly know nothing about what's going on here. Not all pilots could do what he did, he dodged 6 SAM missiles with pure manuerability alone. They don't necessarily train your ass to get shot with 6 SAM without defensive countermeasures.
@@delsgade You clearly didn't understand my comment. I said they are training for this too, both the G force & those evasive manoevres. Did i say the pilot is not skilled? But this normally wouldn't work with more recent sams to avoid like that.
@MetraMan09 His countermeasures failed to deploy. He dodged them all with maneuver alone which is probably one of the most difficult things to do when you have a SAM that launched 6 missiles
should listen two the jtac fottage from an a10 that Andy Stumf uses in his Cleared Hot Podcast intro its equally nuts. hes under extreme fire and and calling in two different Hogs for fire support
The heavy breathing technique, with the suits they wore, dramatically increases their G-force tolerance. Instead of six g's, they can peak out at NINE g's without blacking out. Damned impressive. This technique forces blood up into their neck and head, by hard constricting the abdomen.
3:19 Stroke 3 You're on your own. This is critical, this is a Flight Lead telling his sortie that he's on his own because he is fully defensive. I wish people truly new the feat he accomplished that day.
Kyle Sky When you enter the FEBA you are no longer protected by distance from the enemy. The pilot begins to fence in and conduct his Sead or Cap. I believe this mission was a two ship mission meaning there were multiple fighters in the air. The wing man calling for stroke 1 was in engaged by surface to air missiles. They all were. Whenever the pilot calls out stroke 3 you’re on your own, that means he can longer fly on his wing and defend him… At that point it was every man for himself because they were all being engaged by surface to air missile‘s. It’s just incredible because during this time they were doing so many things that have to be done in order to stay alive; paying attention their altitude, making sure you’re maneuvering the aircraft utilizing aggressive ACM in order to gain energy so that you can defeat the incoming missiles that you can’t even see coming, unless you happen to see their ploom. Utilizing impeccable S.A. ... Amazing how the pilots do all this while pulling extremely hard G’s 10x His/her own body weight and pumping chaff at 500 miles per hour while their RWR is 🚨 buzzing alerting them death is coming.
What shoots you down is not a SAM, but rather a magical jet appears out of thin air behind you and shoots you with explosive rounds. Similar feeling, not the same thing.
He wasn't fighting for our country, he was fighting to re-instate the corrupt Kuwiati royal family. Their lobbying of congress was very successful, complete with perjury before a senate committee.
Major Emmett Tulia is the pilot, he was awarded the distinguished flying cross. The two pilots that were shot down on that day, January 19, 1991, were Captain Mike Roberts and Major Jeffrey Tice. They were captured as prisoners of war and tortured by their Iraqi captors until they were released in March of the same year.
Well, at 4:50 you can hear "Stroke 4 is hit" as well as panic while asking for Stroke 4s status with no response. So unfortunately, someone did go down, but they were only taken PoW.
@@kevinflaherty1 not the recycled faces of Hollywood, so many up and coming/ independent actors that can portray great performances never get cast bc of their skin color or just plainly Hollywood’s agenda
What I love about this is that when the first missile locks on, you can hear the (completely understandable) fear and anxiety levels in his voice. But as he keeps evading each missile, you can hear his tone and breathing change. It's almost as though he's thinking " It's ok, I got this!". This man has balls of cold rolled steel!
This is the most impressive military footage I've ever seen. The skill, the focus, and the balls of that pilot to dodge 6 missiles in a row! If he had made a single mistake he'd be dead, but he didn't.
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@just a channel i did but i don't think the pilot is so special or sth.. I mean he had a proper training to be able to do that.. Without it he's nothing..
@@matosz23 I dont see his point at all either. He just claims he had proper training. Not like consistent work or any determination was at cost. And the fact when it's real and not training your life is on the line. To keep composure is crucial in times like these or you'll die from one false miscalculation.
Modern SAMs are likely far more difficult to evade, but yeah, you absolutely have ways to dodge them. It’s just very difficult to do without countermeasures.
“Target is clear” “Uhh, target is not clear” “Target looks clear to me” “The target is not clear” *INCOMING MISSILES* “Ok understandable have a good day”
If you want to understand the context I suggest Ace Combat 7 boss fights or Project Wingman Mercenary Difficulty Sure it's unrealistic but enemy planes shooting 6 to 8 missiles at the pilot would be similiar enough for viewers to understand
I’d imagine every event on his life after this would be quite boring, which I’m sure he does not mind one bit. Maj. Emmett Tullía (Stroke 3), I don’t have the words to express my thanks for your incredible service.
Im surprised this was declassified. You can clearly see the tactics he's employing to not only evade the missiles, but cranking to even bleed their speed. If there was a clear example of a notch in this video, we'd never have seen this.
There’s a lot of truth to this sentiment. Despite the other reply there is a reason why this is such an incredibly rare video. It isn’t irrelevant stuff, F-16s are still hugely in use. In fact I can’t think of a hud/guncam type of video that is as revealing and raw as this. Maybe the Sindra ones but this is unique.
@@towedarray7217 f16s are widely exported and if you think all the countries that buy them are 100% secure and haven't leaked anything you're naive. It's been around for a long time. Nothing about this is revealing.
Yeah. I was like.. wait. He just said fuck. Damn. That must mean he’s SERIOUSLY stressed out now cause to not have cursed at all the whole time dodging missles at Mach 2 idk. I’d have dropped a motherf@&king and the rest of it.
@@setnomA Chaff is essentially an bunch of reflective metal strips that are dropped behind the aircraft to simulate another aircraft to the targeting radar, thus causing the missile to hit the wrong target
@@setnomA For additional context, his flare dispenser was discovered to be broken as well, but flares have no effect on radar-guided missiles, which is what he was being targeted by.
I kinda feel bad for Sam everyone's avoiding him and he keeps trying to reach out to people. I think people don't understand what being alone is like :/
you could see the Sam smoke trails at various points in the video. Pilot did a fantastic job of manuvering his jet, keeping his cool, and finally defeating the threat. No way in hell that was fun and my cap is off to all the guys fight in my name.
This is absolutely insane. INSANE!!! The very fact that he was able to stay collected, stay awake under the pressure of the G’s and stress, and out fly guided missles is Insane. Absolutely incredible.
Yall see the altimeter? He's staying conscious rising and dropping thousands of meters in just 2-4 seconds over and over again. USAF deserves so much credit. (And Navy, since it my be a Navy Pilot)
Imagine getting past that first paint, to hear 5 more thinking that one of these times you’re going to be hit. Then end up surviving and coming back to your family even though you should have died.
@Debbie S That's one thing I enjoyed about being a helicopter pilot. No parachutes. In the rare chance that you do survive, you always save one bullet for yourself in the end.
I can't imagine how much stress would be involved in dodging a single SAM. This guy was managing six SAMs in 3rd space. That's a heck of a job piloting.
@@user-xi3qb9ts9r someone obviously doesn’t know any of the context here, and you act like American willingly goes around in those countries killing innocent civilians. Don’t be such a hard ass you fucking nerd
@@medic5258 It was a direct reply to someone's comment. It's two sentences...if you don't understand it then you are probably in agreement with the guy I was replying too.
I think that the hardest part about keeping your composure for me specifically, would be the tone of everyone's voice, it truly sounds like they are in a very bad situation and their voice reflects that danger. Just hearing what their tone of voice is saying about their mentality seriously freaks me out.
They are dealing with the highest stakes out there. Life or death and the odds are against them. I doubt there are many people who could keep composure there. Adrenaline is why the pilot survived and the fear in everyone’s voices could have raised that.
You can tell how serious the situation is because so often you here this battle chatter and like everyone sounds like they are just taking orders for fries at a drive through.
The Soviet SAMs they were trying to avoid were among the most deadly air-defense systems of that era. You had seconds to react once one locked on to you due to their immense speed and the radar guidance they used was pretty damn good. This was a dance with death and every single one of them knew this could well be their last flight.
That was an impressive display really, if you pay attention to the hud this guy was banking at some serious speeds. Look at the bearing at the top as it shifts during his climb out of there. I've no doubt that it was incredibly strenuous.
This is WILD. Holy cow. Most people might not be able to tell from the camera, but that guy is flying some EXTREME maneuvering to avoid all of those SAM launches. Nobody shy of an extremely well trained and experienced expert could do this.
It's not the lungs that matter, it's the heart and arteries. Gotta keep that blood going to the old noggin. Breathing itself isn't too difficult. If you've ever held your breath and increased pressure in your head to make your face go beet red, that's kind of what the pilot is doing over and over again during maneuvers.
The guy most likely jettisoned as soon as he was being tracked by so many missiles. At that point, drag would he greatly reduced. He was most likely pulling 7-8Gs.
In the 4th quadrant of a loop ... (in a citabria) ... We pulled 6.5 Gs for about 2-3 seconds (it showed the max acceleration in some gauge) ... That's the totality of 'high G's I've felt in my life. Once straight & level ... I felt immediately TIRED (for over a DAY) ... and nauseous (like I had to concentrate to not vomit). It was SO quick ! In turns at 3G -- 4G ... it's _heavy_ ... but it's nothing like 6.5 was. My cone of vision narrowed ... The image was "less vibrant" - monochrome ... and ... MY LOWER LIP _FELL DOWN_ -- I had to CONSCIOUSLY 'lift' my lip to shut my mouth. People talk about "9 Gs this and 8-G limit ... blah blah blah. 6 - 7 is MORE than enough!
4:42 you see the missle fly by, the flash white bright, is the fire coming from the missle, at 5:47 you see the smoke trail of the missle he just dodged..
Flight recorder counted almost 13G's of force, several times i might add, one of which peaked for more than 6 seconds. If you dont understand what that means, go google what 6 Gs does to the normal person. This guy literally did the impossible, on top of something nearly impossible then did it 6 times, in a row whilst communicating, fighting to keep conscious, fighting to get a breath, while turning within a few hundredths of a second before that missile impacts
@@jakeblueberry5305 - under Trump administration, on his watch, No nation wants to go to fight with america even if they gang up... KIM.JONG UN is terrified of Trump. . communist nations preferred Joe Biden, because biden is so soft.
@MetraMan09 Imagine 1) Not knowing enough basic english to realise that they/them can be used to refer to 1 or more people of any gender And 2) Giving a shit
I'd really appreciate if an F-16 pilot or someone with this sort of flying experience could talk us through this video. It'd be great to get a moment by moment commentary of what's happening exactly. Many thanks in advance to anyone who can do this.
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Imagine being the SAM operator and watching the F-16 you shot at evade six of your missiles with maneuverability alone
They shot down 2 other jets in the squadron
@@ATop1xyet stroke 3 dodged all 6 missles. What is your point.
@@Seventschiko 2 jets got smokeeeed
@@ATop1x yeah so what about that wtf man 😂😂😂
They are talking about the pilot on the video
@@ATop1xsomeone got a maneuver kill during that war too
What people don’t realize is that his CHAFF malfunctioned and never worked and went off. This man just dodged 6 SAMS on pure maneuverability alone. This is one of the most incredible feats in military aviation history in my opinion.
100% agree this man was zoned in and burning on all cylinders, total focus.
So building the sr71 and x1 were not bigger feats?
@@robburgundy9539 100% they are but we’re talking bout piloting skill. But even if you wanted to compre the F-16 to those two overall it still is a better jet in my book.
@@iswamheree “most incredible feats in military aviation history”...
@@robburgundy9539 why are you even arguing for. The man dodged 6 sams
Damn he shoulda turned on third person so it’d be easier to see
NAWWWW
Rookie mistake
Dude was playing simulator battles
@@cptnrice6313 yeah, rip. Should’ve picked realistic or arcade
That will prolly be an option one day
Dude dropped 10,000 feet in like 40 seconds, you better believe you'd be breathing hard.
Did you see the video in which the pilot was saved by the Auto-GCAS .. ?
PIlot passes out and drops 11,000 feet and picks up 270 MPH ... in 11 seconds! Search that phrase; you'll see it. It was INSANE.
In the 4th quadrant of a loop ... (in a citabria) ... We pulled 6.5 Gs for about 2-3 seconds (it showed the max acceleration in some gauge) ... That's the totality of 'high G's I've felt in my life.
Once straight & level ... I felt immediately TIRED (for over a DAY) ... and nauseous (like I had to concentrate to not vomit). It was SO quick ! In turns at 3G -- 4G ... it's _heavy_ ... but it's nothing like 6.5 was.
My cone of vision narrowed ...
The image was "less vibrant" - monochrome ... and ...
MY LOWER LIP _FELL DOWN_ -- I had to CONSCIOUSLY 'lift' my lip to shut my mouth.
People talk about "9 Gs this and 8-G limit ... blah blah blah. 6 - 7 is MORE than enough!
trumanhw flying a jet doesn’t sound comfortable at all from these comments
JD Its not, but it sure as hell looks fun.
@@trumanhw p
He is not dude
You're dude
He is MAN
The heavy breathing is so he doesn’t black out while pulling tons of Gs doing defensive maneuvers
Yeah thats what i thought too
@@ytpadux If you watch centrifuge training (what astronauts and fighter pilots have to do in order to sustain much higher than normal G-force without passing out), breathing like this is part of the training. The "weight" of the G-Force compresses you ribs onto your lungs, making inhaling after exhaling extremely difficult. If an average person was subjected to this, they would 100% pass out. And losing consciousness is not something you want to do when flying at 1500MPH with SAMs locked onto you.
Came here for this. Although he was probably pumping a lot of adrenaline too.
That's what I thought
@@Andy-hl7gh the adrenaline definitely helped
You think the pilot’s job was stressful? Imagine the SAM battery operator who just wasted 6 missiles
"This is gonna reflect on my paycheck, isn't it?"
@@craggleshenanigans No, they reflected US radar
😂
Nah, they usually get blown up before they ever see a jet. that guy was probably given medals and women just for getting 6 missiles off the rail..
and One SAM is 400.000 USD
Dude that lock alarm is so damn scary. This man dodged 6 missiles, using nothing but maneuverability. That’s impressive as hell.
Don,t forget the chaffs and flares, ECM and of course terrain masking
@@tayyabnaser5649 countermeasures on this f-16 were malfunctioning
@@tayyabnaser5649 he didn’t have counter measures
@@tayyabnaser5649 And we can strike terrain masking out of the way too, since he never dipped under 8,500 feet.
@@axelord4ever why didn't he actually? cuz that's the best way for the radar to lose track of you..
“HOW DID YOU MISS 6 MISSILES?!?”
“HE HAD A BETTER CHAIR”
Better gaming chair
He was a hacker.
prolly had a hacked mouse.
The f16 got RGB and extra teraflop
He’s still a murderer and a piece of shit
- At approximately 3:16, you can hear Tullia under duress, calling out, “Stroke 3 defending SA-2” as the aircraft can be seen banking left. The SA-2 Guideline is the NATO reporting name for the Soviet S-75 Dvina high-altitude air defense system, which leverages radar to guide its missiles to their targets.
- At approximately 3:44 you can hear one of the pilots say “jettisoned, egressing.” Tullia and some other pilots jettisoned their external fuel tanks to reduce the weight of the aircraft and increase their ability to maneuver. This was a risky move, as without those external tanks, Tullia couldn’t be sure he’d have enough fuel to make it back.
- By 3:50, Tulia’s Stroke 3 has already managed to make two inbound surface-to-air missiles miss.
- At 4:36 you can hear another pilot shout “Stroke 3 come on! Stroke 3 check right, break right! Stroke 3 break right!” as he sees the third missile fired at Tullia’s aircraft.
- At 4:52 you can hear pilots say, “someone got hit,” and “Stroke 4 got hit” as another F-16 is hit by a missile. After, you can hear pilots with increasing stress in their voices calling out, “Stroke 4 status?” to check on their downed friend, but by then, he is unable to respond.
- At 5:22 you can see the aircraft making aggressive turns to try to avoid being hit by an incoming SAM.
- At 5:32 you can hear a pilot say, “second one, break” telling Stroke 3 to evade as another missile closes in. After Tullia dodges it, you can hear someone say, “that’s two” meaning he dodged both inbound missiles. At that point, Tullia has already dodged four SAMs.
- At 5:58 you can hear a pilot call out, “Another SAM launch, another SAM launch same location!”
- At 6:02 you can see the contrails from multiple SAMs that had been recently launched.
- At 6:14 you can hear Tullia call out, “Oh shiiiii…” as a SAM comes very close to hitting his aircraft (Tullia would later report that the missile flew by at such close range, he could hear the rocket motor burning)
- At 6:20 you can hear labored breathing as Tullia calls out, “Stroke 3 defending” under heavy Gs. The G indicator suggests he’s pulled more than 6 Gs.
- At 6:38 you can hear pilots asking aloud, “Stroke 3 are you still there?”
- At 6:53, Tullia responds, “Stroke 3 is headed south.”
- At 6:59 you see the aircraft go inverted as Tullia once again calls out, “Stroke 3 defending 6” as yet another SAM flies his way. That “6” indicated an SA-6, or Soviet 2K12 “Kub” - which is a more capable weapon system than the SA-2’s fired earlier. His breathing is becoming increasingly labored by this time. He’s now pushing 6.5 Gs.
- Shortly after that, Stroke 3 is able to make it out of the fight.
I thought be jettison, they jettison their payloads
Thanks
Thanks for info
Great information thanks
Thanks man !!
Can anyone tell where's the G meter on the screen?
"Bro I can’t hit him his movement is cracked"
@Strider guy I laughed but wtf lol
You like max?
@@AlexanderWangwastaken Yep. They probably trade cp
@@devilliar3786 god i hate him and his cult
@@devilliar3786 that was a lie but keep believing critikal so called God wich also doesn’t exist
When I feel like things are getting tough in my life I love to watch this video. Not much to see visually, but hearing the stress and knowing this man was riding on the edge of death and came out alive gives me more inspiration to keeping going than anything in this world nowadays.
Yeah but then I'm infuriated. I can't figure out why we were there.
Lifes a bitch aint it
He could've ejected any moment but manages to deal with the chaos instead
@@Joeman57 Because Iraq attempted to annex Kuwait with military force after being told by NATO that it'd be war if Hussein attempted to do so.
@@Joeman57 Unfortunately the only reason we ever went into the Middle East was to serve a really bad foreign policy agenda.
@satisfaction394 his buddies who injected got captured. Also what people call stress breathing is actually breathing technique used under high Gs to help keep some blood in the brain
For context, this was only 88 years after mankind's first flight.
Filmed with the same equipment that captured the Wright brothers on their first flight.
@@briansacount5 i hate comment sections sometimes, but then other times you find gold like this lmfao
Makes me want to believe “we had help”.
@@isukapvp8971I am honored comrade
@@briansacount5 yeah, it's unlike video fames right? Dumb kids
after the mission, they found out that his plane's chaff and flare ejection was broken, which meant that he evaded 6 missiles by pure maneuvering alone. insane.
After Iraqi aggression they found that Nuclear Research Centre was munition factory, like they didn't know that before.
This is just show for us, commoners.
@@dr.d.8994 "tHe tRuTh iS oUt tHeRe"
And we should believe you, why?
@@frogs_under_your_bed He's talking about how Dr. Dumbass is claiming that this pilot wasn't fighting for his life because he's saying "this is just a show for us commoners."
Simple Planes players
Soon as the pilot landed, he headed directly to command and requested his callsign be changed to NEO. That dude just broke the matrix.
Also requested several new clean pairs of pants, because he probably shat through the space time continuum
@Mocco Mongananzo How can you say so? Atleast tell us how you think this is fake, you can't just assume things are fake
@Mocco Mongananzo Good bait, mate
@@chatdeblanc yeah
@Mocco Mongananzo you, sir, are an idiot
I can't imagine how these guys are talking and shouting while pulling 3-5 gs
Now you know the real reason for his heavy breathing
@@YeetusYeet73 well also they follow a special technique of breathing during high G maneuvers.
They have to breath like to keep from passing out cause the g-forces
@@737simviator yeah they’ll do a valsalva and vagal out if they don’t lol
He hits 6.5 gs at 7:13 😳
As a veteran on the ground, we watched and prayed you guys in the air returned home safely. No words could express my gratitude for what you did,and put yourselves through on combat missions. Forever grateful . Lest we forget.
Thanks for fighting our wars for us. Forever grateful here.
End times
Nah guys, he just didn't have the chaff & flares modification researched
@@saturnswachter841 lol good one
"bro i told you to research them before we start the game"@@saturnswachter841
* wasted 6 missles *
F-16 pilot:“ *okay,my turn* “
ikr haha
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They hit two jets
@@rexanderson5458 no lol
On top of this already amazing display, his countermeasures malfunctioned, so he dodged them all with maneuver alone.
If I understood correctly, those were radar guided sam missiles, which makes it even more deadly when the missiles are directly guided by an advanced computer system towards you and you can't shake it off as easily as a heat seeking missile
@@Jake-dh9qk radar guided have a chance to wrap around and come back.. but iraq likely doesn't have missiles that advanced
If they were closer he would've been toast if he couldn't shake it off.
@@BariBro In the recording it showed the missile fly ahead of the jet maybe 20 meters away. I'd say if the missile was 10 meters closer it would've detonated and rip the plane apart with the massive amount of shrapnels.
@@Jake-dh9qk Yeah. They seem like older sam's because it should've hit, but it over compensated for the f-16's speed or turn rate.
That's how I dodge my responsibilities.
😄
But they come from all directions like missile alerts! Can`t maintain dodge X_x
LMAO
Or homework 🤣
My girlfriends😍😍😍. then deliver my load to the chocolate factory 🤣🤣🤣
Holy shit the stress and adrenaline was off the charts, pulling 3-6 g's while talking and dodging missiles going hundreds of miles an hour without passing out, this guy is a champion.
Indeed, however they test you on all these things before you start training to be a fighter pilot, so all these pilots would be able to handle that, alltho the stress would be severe I assume, and big relief when back on the ground..
not just stress, but probably trauma as well. humans are not meant for war
Not hundreds thousands missiles go speed of sound not very fast at all
@@bekeneel You clearly know nothing about what's going on here. Not all pilots could do what he did, he dodged 6 SAM missiles with pure manuerability alone. They don't necessarily train your ass to get shot with 6 SAM without defensive countermeasures.
@@delsgade You clearly didn't understand my comment. I said they are training for this too, both the G force & those evasive manoevres. Did i say the pilot is not skilled? But this normally wouldn't work with more recent sams to avoid like that.
The thumbs down came from the SAM operators watching on You Tube.
They probably got executed
You win UA-cam tonight 🏆
I’m sure they all got blown up later that day or the next day
SAM operators: "damnit!"
They were aiming for the like button but they missed!
can’t imagine what it must feel like to avoid death 6 times in a row in a jet.
Fucking nuts
Probably shit in flight suit.💩
Or not to bail out 6 times either!!!
@@user-xi3qb9ts9r Nice b8
Scary as fuck while it's happening but I can't imagine what it would feel like when you get back home
While dealing with the spike in G's he also has to make calculated split second decisions. Damn.
and failing countermeasures
@MetraMan09 His countermeasures failed to deploy. He dodged them all with maneuver alone which is probably one of the most difficult things to do when you have a SAM that launched 6 missiles
@@BariBro oh shit ur right. He forgot to do that!
@@BariBro please tell me you are not an idiot
@@lordh5621 I'm not. It's what he did.
I feel this pilot's stress. I too went through almost the exact same scenario playing Ace Combat 6 back in 2011.
missle lock "
MISSILE.
MISSILE.
MISSILE
Thank you for your service
@@jaytothelu😂😂😂
Nice your qualifications are in the TikTok 7th brigade
They breath heavily to remain conscious due to high Gs
Oxygen is being forced into your lungs, thats why you breathe heavy.
no he was in cat 3 the whole time computer GLimited to 6.5G's easy work. that was shitting himself/Adrenalin
Correct, you can hear right around 7:05 where he’s using his breathing to resist passing out from high G’s
This video doesn’t do any just to the reality. His maneuvers looked intense.
With my attention span I’d probably forget in the first 10 minutes
this man just turned into an ace combat protagonist
Missile
Missile
Missile
@@arecibo732 [obnoxious beeping]
@@robertw6894
Wife: who is SAM?! And why did she try to contact you 6 times??! I heard your command talking about her!!
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Lamo
@Spelling Officer bet he got 6 missiles
And what about that heavy breathing!
🤣🤣🤣 nail on the head dude. Such an underrated comment 💯
3:11 Stroke 4 defending SA-2
3:15 Stroke 3 defending SA-2
5:38 Stroke 3 defending ?
6:20 Stroke 3 defending
6:58 Stroke 3 defending 6 (SA-6)
7:12 Stroke 3 defending
8:12 Stroke 3 defending again
This needs more upvotes.
@@hefeibao this isn't reddit
Wife: how was work
Pilot: it was a stressful day.
"how was work?"
"You know, just the usual"
The only easy day is yesterday.
Wife: You think you had a stressful day, let me tell you about my day at the office.
@@nextlvell1127 I was gonna say the same shit lol. Same all over.
Wife: take out the trash
Pilot back at base: "And that's how I single handedly emptied the Iraqi's anti-air missile reserves."
that was good
His country is going down too slowly, thankfully he’ll watch that too. Many illegals getting in, media dividing the country, crimes rising, etc.
@@user-xi3qb9ts9r hows that got to do with him evading 6 missiles?
@@user-xi3qb9ts9r what does that have to do with someone dodging 6 missiles man tf
@@user-xi3qb9ts9r haha they’ve been saying that since the 1840s, jackass
6 years after it comes out I find the one of the absolute most intense pieces of war footage in existence.
should listen two the jtac fottage from an a10 that Andy Stumf uses in his Cleared Hot Podcast intro its equally nuts. hes under extreme fire and and calling in two different Hogs for fire support
@@stvteoutdoors9756 I will check it out for sure.
@@stvteoutdoors9756 where can I check that out
@@tylercouture216 type in jtac cleared hoy should be like the first video it's a grainy flight vid but audio is clear
8 years here!!
The heavy breathing technique, with the suits they wore, dramatically increases their G-force tolerance. Instead of six g's, they can peak out at NINE g's without blacking out. Damned impressive. This technique forces blood up into their neck and head, by hard constricting the abdomen.
What technique? He just shit inside the suit!🤣🤣🤣
The adrenaline boost probably helped too
the flight suit squeezes your body
I'm surprised he's able to maneuver like that with the weight of those absolute clangers between his legs.
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The clangers help with the G-strain
Dudes got some nads
Lmfaooo
overused comment
3:19 Stroke 3 You're on your own. This is critical, this is a Flight Lead telling his sortie that he's on his own because he is fully defensive. I wish people truly new the feat he accomplished that day.
Kyle Sky When you enter the FEBA you are no longer protected by distance from the enemy. The pilot begins to fence in and conduct his Sead or Cap. I believe this mission was a two ship mission meaning there were multiple fighters in the air. The wing man calling for stroke 1 was in engaged by surface to air missiles. They all were. Whenever the pilot calls out stroke 3 you’re on your own, that means he can longer fly on his wing and defend him… At that point it was every man for himself because they were all being engaged by surface to air missile‘s. It’s just incredible because during this time they were doing so many things that have to be done in order to stay alive; paying attention their altitude, making sure you’re maneuvering the aircraft utilizing aggressive ACM in order to gain energy so that you can defeat the incoming missiles that you can’t even see coming, unless you happen to see their ploom. Utilizing impeccable S.A. ... Amazing how the pilots do all this while pulling extremely hard G’s 10x His/her own body weight and pumping chaff at 500 miles per hour while their RWR is 🚨 buzzing alerting them death is coming.
@@NtulkSlzX Yes one was shot down, but evac’d
@@Partsnotshown thanks for painting that picture..intense
Can you link any vids on how they defend a SAM? Third person view.
Hello from Australia
That feeling whenever you fly over Fort Zancudo.
hahahaha i own a hanger noob
with 5 stars wanted
What shoots you down is not a SAM, but rather a magical jet appears out of thin air behind you and shoots you with explosive rounds. Similar feeling, not the same thing.
@@danyel2302 Ghost Org Tryhard with a lazer
Pretty much
This must have been the longest 8-9 minutes of this mans entire life! My absolute respect to him and those who fight for this country. 🇺🇸
*invade others country's
@@RichardCranium69420 *Iraq invaded Kuwait first
He wasn't fighting for our country, he was fighting to re-instate the corrupt Kuwiati royal family. Their lobbying of congress was very successful, complete with perjury before a senate committee.
@@paulm.965 oh yeah and when did Iraq invade america?
Fucking team america world police
@@paulm.965 does that mean that when america invaded Vietnam that now vietnam can invade them no problems ?
"Aye bro watch your jet"
late toThaParty Watch your jet bro. WATCH YO JET!
"Bruhimmabebuttassnakedsothewindcouldjustbehittinmyballsandshit- ay bro watch yo jet. Watch yo jet bruh WATCH YO JET"
Exactlyua-cam.com/video/_KdmzCQxTdY/v-deo.html
@@nonideal ua-cam.com/video/_KdmzCQxTdY/v-deo.html
@Blue Sea Of Ibrox what's funny?
His breathing isn’t from fear, it’s breathing training kicking in. When your body is pulling those G forces you have to know how to breathe.
Who said it was
Its both , really
Cool, you're the ten thousandth person to say that. Congratulations.
@@eane1275 ikr "HiS hEaVy BrEaThInG iS bEcAuSe Of hiGH G's MaNeUvEr"
yeah its both bro lmao relax
And you thought your job was stressful lol
Better than wasting away in a cubicle doing something you hate 8 hours a day
Best comment! Definitely puts things into perspective. Nothing but respect and gratitude to these combat pilots.
For some it's a job you agree to take on. For others, it's defend your land and your way of life or death. So which one is a hero?
you're at 420 likes i won't like to keep it this way lol
My job is stressful because of other people. This is the same shit different job.
Major Emmett Tulia is the pilot, he was awarded the distinguished flying cross. The two pilots that were shot down on that day, January 19, 1991, were Captain Mike Roberts and Major Jeffrey Tice. They were captured as prisoners of war and tortured by their Iraqi captors until they were released in March of the same year.
Reply for the boost. Thanks for the info, I feel like that part gets overlooked
Who would win
-6 heat seaking surface to air missiles
or
-one breathy boi
Hate to be that guy, but SA-2 are not heat seeking missiles, Chief.
@@EvoSwatch FOX 3
jay Voight Isn’t the SA-2 a fox 1?
adjustings NATO fox codes only apply to air to air ammunition.
Radar mesh
This man deserves a medal for saving his own life
And for making them waste their entire SAM battery without killing anyone.
@@ryanjones7681 yeah, those could have taken out less skilled and fortunate pilots
The plane also costs $80M
Well, at 4:50 you can hear "Stroke 4 is hit" as well as panic while asking for Stroke 4s status with no response. So unfortunately, someone did go down, but they were only taken PoW.
@@Thomas_Everman the pilot from stroke 4 survived, was captured and eventually released so he made it back home
Actors can never replace true fear in someone's voice
That's pretty wrong
They can
@@user-mk5vj5bf3j its pretty right
@@kevinflaherty1 not the recycled faces of Hollywood, so many up and coming/ independent actors that can portray great performances never get cast bc of their skin color or just plainly Hollywood’s agenda
@@dannyphantom4157 truest words
What I love about this is that when the first missile locks on, you can hear the (completely understandable) fear and anxiety levels in his voice. But as he keeps evading each missile, you can hear his tone and breathing change. It's almost as though he's thinking " It's ok, I got this!". This man has balls of cold rolled steel!
His breathing also most likely changed due to him pulling high g maneuvers for 6 straight minutes
bro has Tungsten balls bruv
or chromium
I think he's bracing because of the gs.
After the first one he’s just surviving. There’s no room left for fear.
Missile Operator: "I'm reporting this guy to Activision"
Like that would do anything
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Imagine how pissed the operators at the SAM sites were to see Stroke 3 dodging all their missiles.
you mean trigger?
Sam Nuell No, I don’t mean trigger. Why would anyone say that?
@@richiecuzzz1 Ace Combat 7
Sam Nuell I’ve never played that game dude.
Sam Nuell
Worked for him in the late '90s. Awesome officer, living legend!
Oh wow, you did!? Well what he did here was beyond impressive
@@Migflug-fighter-jet-rides ua-cam.com/video/_KdmzCQxTdY/v-deo.html
ua-cam.com/video/_KdmzCQxTdY/v-deo.html
Your name doesn't make sense in German :D it says "the over (female pig)"
It'd need to say "Die Übersau"
@@PrimusInvictus are you talking to me?
This is the most impressive military footage I've ever seen. The skill, the focus, and the balls of that pilot to dodge 6 missiles in a row! If he had made a single mistake he'd be dead, but he didn't.
big respect to that pilot , can only imagine the feeling when you hear the alarm because a missile is locked on you
Butt cheeks get tight af
and six times..
With malfunctioning flares and chaff 😨
@@SavingSoulsMinistries with sweaty hand and trying NOT to pass out
Agree, but "spike" can be also other object than sam (for example enemy plane).
SAM: We are trying to reach you regarding your jets extended warranty.
Calls 6 times back to back
🤣🤣🤣
Just a tip for anyone out there: If you hardly ever answer calls from numbers you don't know or recognize, or if you don't really care, go into your phones call settings, and change to "allow calls from contact's only". This means your phone wont ring unless it's someone you have specifically put in as a contact. If it's not a contact, they can leave a message if it's important.
Depending on what type of phone you have, the call still pops up (like if you're watching UA-cam or browsing the web), but you won't hear it ring at all. My phone used to ring so many times a day from spammers and scammer's, but it hardly ever goes off now, and when it does, its either friends or family, specifically.
Edit: And if you need help finding this option, just google "allow calls from contact's only" and it will walk you through it. You can even add your phone model in the search, and it may give you exact detailed instructions if you need em.
@@suprcrzy it depends on the phone and OS... Mine doesn't have it lmao
this has to be fake, no way you can get a jet off the ground with those balls of solid steel weighing you down
Oh shut up!
@just a channel i did but i don't think the pilot is so special or sth.. I mean he had a proper training to be able to do that.. Without it he's nothing..
El Othemany yeah kid you’re a Eugene
El Othemany
And what about you? Do you think you are something? I strongly believe you are projecting.
@@matosz23 I dont see his point at all either. He just claims he had proper training. Not like consistent work or any determination was at cost. And the fact when it's real and not training your life is on the line. To keep composure is crucial in times like these or you'll die from one false miscalculation.
This video taught me that Maverick‘s maneuver to avoid SAM was not impossible.
Modern SAMs are likely far more difficult to evade, but yeah, you absolutely have ways to dodge them. It’s just very difficult to do without countermeasures.
As an old ECM technician. Seeing/hearing these tone shakes me. Glad our old tech can provide warning and allow some true protection. Good flying.
yes
It gets real as hell when you see those missile contrails
The Forkbeard No its chemtrails😂
MrVenom it’s turning the friggin’ frogs gay!
Just Droot 😆
Just Droot I'm a pilot, I like the sky, it's got big jets flying through it and I'm coming
Through these attrocious cameras
“Target is clear”
“Uhh, target is not clear”
“Target looks clear to me”
“The target is not clear”
*INCOMING MISSILES*
“Ok understandable have a good day”
They litteraly said "you're on your own" after the 1st missile detection.
Lmao
Reminded me of:
"Hey.... It go down."
"It don't... It don't go down."
"YES IT DO! IT DO GO DOWN!"
"OH SHIT!"
@@Kuhmodo what's that from?
@@lauradorsey9562 just youtube "it go down" and you'll see a video of a guy in a boat.
I have no idea what just happened, but his day sounds a lot more stressful than anything I’ve ever dealt with.
If you want to understand the context I suggest Ace Combat 7 boss fights or Project Wingman Mercenary Difficulty
Sure it's unrealistic but enemy planes shooting 6 to 8 missiles at the pilot would be similiar enough for viewers to understand
Test: "Please identify and explain in detail what is going on in the above image"
The image:
LOL
Lol
Lol
Bruh, that happened to me on my ap test ☠️
@@AnthonyR007 ah yes, those... they suck
How I feel when I see highway patrol with their radar guns out
MattZoom LOL, quite a different scenario I must say
You need Waze my friend
...when my girlfriend starts undressing
Omg hahaaha
oh lord i died XD
I’d imagine every event on his life after this would be quite boring, which I’m sure he does not mind one bit. Maj. Emmett Tullía (Stroke 3), I don’t have the words to express my thanks for your incredible service.
Me too! Thank you! Stay safe.👍
I didn’t know an f-16 could carry balls that heavy
That was the longest 9 minutes of my life and i'm not even the pilot
I'd be breathing that heavy too if I had to endure 7gs every 30 seconds while dodging SAM missiles that could literally vaporize my soul
Iraqi SAM Missile Station: "He's hacking this ain't not fair"
Did you watch the video?
@@devnull5098 are u stupid?
@@devnull5098 its a joke bro cmon man
aint not fair....so it was fair?
Exactly
I'm surprised the plane was able to take off with the massive balls on that pilot
Im surprised this was declassified. You can clearly see the tactics he's employing to not only evade the missiles, but cranking to even bleed their speed. If there was a clear example of a notch in this video, we'd never have seen this.
It's irrelevant now. The SAMs are more advanced and our methods to evade them have changed.
There’s a lot of truth to this sentiment. Despite the other reply there is a reason why this is such an incredibly rare video. It isn’t irrelevant stuff, F-16s are still hugely in use. In fact I can’t think of a hud/guncam type of video that is as revealing and raw as this. Maybe the Sindra ones but this is unique.
@@towedarray7217 f16s are widely exported and if you think all the countries that buy them are 100% secure and haven't leaked anything you're naive. It's been around for a long time. Nothing about this is revealing.
Can't make much out anyway
@@lauralishes1 it helps to know where and what to look for. surprisingly enough, DCS videos are really good for teaching air combat knowledge
When life gives u back to back problems, be like this guy.
water
@@cryp0g00n4 i agree
@@cryp0g00n4 YOUR RIGHT
Just avoid them all
💯💯💯👊🏾👊🏾
It wouldn’t have taken me 7 minutes and 20 seconds to finally say fuck
Lol! I thought the exact same thing.
Probably would've been one of the first couple words I had said
Best comment in this section 😂
Yeah. I was like.. wait. He just said fuck. Damn. That must mean he’s SERIOUSLY stressed out now cause to not have cursed at all the whole time dodging missles at Mach 2 idk. I’d have dropped a motherf@&king and the rest of it.
yea probably longer for you
The fact that he dodged them WITHOUT CHAFF is just insane
What does CHAFF mean good sir ?
@@setnomA Chaff is essentially an bunch of reflective metal strips that are dropped behind the aircraft to simulate another aircraft to the targeting radar, thus causing the missile to hit the wrong target
@@GetBlitzedFSND thank you bro
@@setnomA For additional context, his flare dispenser was discovered to be broken as well, but flares have no effect on radar-guided missiles, which is what he was being targeted by.
@@56bturn appreciate ya man
4:35 some appreciation for these amazing call outs. Wingman saved this man's live
Wingman saved both their lifes
@@joachimsingh2929 If I remember correctly the wingman got shot down
@@Laukurheo huh
@@Laukurheo u sure?
@@silvans.7529 yeah
Isn't heavy breathing an anti-g-force technique to not pass out?
Yes, they also have a face mask thats basically forcing oxygen into their lungs, and compression pants that keep the blood from pooling in their legs.
Yes
Yes, now you can enjoy reading the comments of the dumb and uneducated about the pilots heavy breathing lol.
Yes, but doing it for that long can definitely make you pass out if your not careful.
Im pretty sure they have to clunch their leg muscles too
I'm exhausted just watching that. Well done dude.
Respect to both pilots and their skill. They were fighting for their lives
I kinda feel bad for Sam everyone's avoiding him and he keeps trying to reach out to people. I think people don't understand what being alone is like :/
Sam can be a little... Explosive sometimes
You're telling me
They call him forever alone Sam.
Sam just want a hug 😔
This thread is gold lmao
you could see the Sam smoke trails at various points in the video. Pilot did a fantastic job of manuvering his jet, keeping his cool, and finally defeating the threat. No way in hell that was fun and my cap is off to all the guys fight in my name.
Bryan Stephens yea man thats insane. At 5:45 you can see the trail on the left side of the screen. I can only imagine. Wow.
I saw that. Lil too close for comfort! One of those days you thank God when you step foot on ground and hug your wife and kids when you get home!
2 SAM missile dodges? First one 5:26? Second one 5:31?
Well said man that shit is fucked
Foot Lettuce most people fight to protect the ones they love in their home country and to protect the rights of the citizens
Fun Fact: DICE used a sound bite of the pilot screaming HOLY SHIT In the battlefield 3 teaser
Thanks for that 👍
Proves it.
@@adamjones9600 Battlefield 3 Teaser Trailer
At 0:27
How did u find this?
@@asaltrifle225 am i deaf
This is absolutely insane. INSANE!!! The very fact that he was able to stay collected, stay awake under the pressure of the G’s and stress, and out fly guided missles is Insane. Absolutely incredible.
Adrenaline!! And very insane pilot skill too!
Imagine being a civilian on the ground witnessing this take place. You would no doubt say that's a badass fighter pilot..
There was actually ground footage of an F16 dogfighting an OV10
It was at extremely low altitude to the point a normal camera could’ve seen it
Yall see the altimeter? He's staying conscious rising and dropping thousands of meters in just 2-4 seconds over and over again. USAF deserves so much credit. (And Navy, since it my be a Navy Pilot)
If this is indeed an F-16, they're Air Force.
HUD meter on the right is altitude pretty sure what’s the one on the left? G’s at top??
A big shoutout to the inventors of the g-suit.
@@pockethercules4346 yeah, G's at the top
@@pockethercules4346 damnn so hes 15thousand ft up??
Imagine getting past that first paint, to hear 5 more thinking that one of these times you’re going to be hit. Then end up surviving and coming back to your family even though you should have died.
You don't forget those things; ever. They haunt you and often ruin your life.
Can you imagine ejecting, and seeing 200 insane men women children just waiting underneath you too rip you to pieces.
@Debbie S That's one thing I enjoyed about being a helicopter pilot. No parachutes. In the rare chance that you do survive, you always save one bullet for yourself in the end.
this is why i enjoyed being on a submarine, never have to worry about being a POW
No, but now the whole internet knows you were just a little seamen under pressure
I can't imagine how much stress would be involved in dodging a single SAM. This guy was managing six SAMs in 3rd space. That's a heck of a job piloting.
Iraqi SAM launcher operator: "This damn guy!"
@@user-xi3qb9ts9r someone obviously doesn’t know any of the context here, and you act like American willingly goes around in those countries killing innocent civilians. Don’t be such a hard ass you fucking nerd
@@user-xi3qb9ts9r Your leaders destroyed your country. Don't invade neighbors if you don't have the biggest stick.
@@medic5258 It was a direct reply to someone's comment. It's two sentences...if you don't understand it then you are probably in agreement with the guy I was replying too.
@@medic5258 I made a very clear two sentence statement. If you can't understand it then that is on you.
@@medic5258 you say that after begging me to explain something simple to you LOL.
I think that the hardest part about keeping your composure for me specifically, would be the tone of everyone's voice, it truly sounds like they are in a very bad situation and their voice reflects that danger. Just hearing what their tone of voice is saying about their mentality seriously freaks me out.
They are dealing with the highest stakes out there. Life or death and the odds are against them. I doubt there are many people who could keep composure there. Adrenaline is why the pilot survived and the fear in everyone’s voices could have raised that.
You can tell how serious the situation is because so often you here this battle chatter and like everyone sounds like they are just taking orders for fries at a drive through.
The Soviet SAMs they were trying to avoid were among the most deadly air-defense systems of that era. You had seconds to react once one locked on to you due to their immense speed and the radar guidance they used was pretty damn good.
This was a dance with death and every single one of them knew this could well be their last flight.
air force: can we get decent cameras in our 30 mill f16.
general dynamics: no
This footage is pretty damn good quality considering it’s 30 years old.
@@BlGGESTBROTHER you should see Japanese A6M Zero pilot footage. Also not bad for 75 years.
Iirc optics are severely degraded in videos released to the public to deny access to understanding full capability of US military optics
Lmao this was 1991.
@@Tradwife1941 yeah, real life view
You will never see better flying skills. Ever.
Almost enough to make you regret selling the missiles to em in the first place
Those are soviet era launchers and missles... I doubt they regret selling them to Iraq.
We sold them their chem rounds.
@@xmarine73 its a joke about the CIA selling FIM-92s to rebels in afghanistan during the cold war...
Im fucking weak.
Almost
That was an impressive display really, if you pay attention to the hud this guy was banking at some serious speeds. Look at the bearing at the top as it shifts during his climb out of there. I've no doubt that it was incredibly strenuous.
Now imagine sitting as a rear gunner in a Dauntless dive bomber during Midway as it dove at--pretty much--a ninety degree angle to release bombs
Pretty motivating when you're out running 6 SAMS.
I think the number in upper left is G-force, it's at 2-5 gee's for most of the video.
barnmaddo
correction it's at 4-7 g's at evading those sams
Guard Dog You can see g force meter at the top right corner
4:50
"Wait somebody got a hit!"
*"Stroke 4 is hit!"*
My heart sunk.
the pilot lived and was rescued after being held captive if I recall correctly
@@bagle58 nice!
@@bagle58 do they rescue him by force?
Could really tell how upset he was instantly.
@@802Garage Mate you are all over tiktok and youtube. Go finish that subaru v10 goddammit
Somewhere out there is a man that has had 6 missiles shot at him alone and he walks among us like nothing
Command: Target is clear.
Pilot: Target is NOT clear.
Command: Target is clear.
6 SAMs later...
Command: Our bad.
So fucking sad too
that was another pilot verifying the target is not clear
Feels like this happens waaaaay too much. Although if the rest of our guys fly like this guy I think we're fine dang
there are 2 targets i think
His callsign after that should be "dodger"
More like brown pants
@@madworld1238 lmao swamp ass
Dodger that :)
Clown penis
This is WILD.
Holy cow. Most people might not be able to tell from the camera, but that guy is flying some EXTREME maneuvering to avoid all of those SAM launches. Nobody shy of an extremely well trained and experienced expert could do this.
Just hopping in to pay some respects to this pilot. Great work out there, brother, I'm glad you made it out of that hellish situation.
6 gs consistently!!! dude must have some hardcore lungs
It's not the lungs that matter, it's the heart and arteries. Gotta keep that blood going to the old noggin. Breathing itself isn't too difficult. If you've ever held your breath and increased pressure in your head to make your face go beet red, that's kind of what the pilot is doing over and over again during maneuvers.
How can you fly with balls that heavy?
The guy most likely jettisoned as soon as he was being tracked by so many missiles. At that point, drag would he greatly reduced. He was most likely pulling 7-8Gs.
In the 4th quadrant of a loop ... (in a citabria) ... We pulled 6.5 Gs for about 2-3 seconds (it showed the max acceleration in some gauge) ... That's the totality of 'high G's I've felt in my life.
Once straight & level ... I felt immediately TIRED (for over a DAY) ... and nauseous (like I had to concentrate to not vomit). It was SO quick ! In turns at 3G -- 4G ... it's _heavy_ ... but it's nothing like 6.5 was.
My cone of vision narrowed ...
The image was "less vibrant" - monochrome ... and ...
MY LOWER LIP _FELL DOWN_ -- I had to CONSCIOUSLY 'lift' my lip to shut my mouth.
People talk about "9 Gs this and 8-G limit ... blah blah blah. 6 - 7 is MORE than enough!
Michelle M how can you see his g?
Stroke 3 had an intense day, but jesus, 6 SAM's cant get one pilot, this dude has some skill
They got stroke 4 tho
@@raifij6698 and stroke 1
I can see the missile trails just near his vicinity and it's scary as hell.
time stamp for some of them?
4:42 you see the missle fly by, the flash white bright, is the fire coming from the missle, at 5:47 you see the smoke trail of the missle he just dodged..
Fake video
@@frankderksen9536 I think the flash at 4:42 is the sun saturating the camera sensor
@@udeeedke700 shut the fuck up 🔇
Flight recorder counted almost 13G's of force, several times i might add, one of which peaked for more than 6 seconds. If you dont understand what that means, go google what 6 Gs does to the normal person. This guy literally did the impossible, on top of something nearly impossible then did it 6 times, in a row whilst communicating, fighting to keep conscious, fighting to get a breath, while turning within a few hundredths of a second before that missile impacts
5 years later UA-cam knew I would watch this.
What they didn’t tell you is that this is a representation of trump and all of the Sam missiles are the media and trolls trying to go after him
@@jakeblueberry5305 uh
Just got it on my feed. Worth
@@jakeblueberry5305 - under Trump administration, on his watch,
No nation wants to go to fight with america even if they gang up... KIM.JONG UN is terrified of Trump.
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communist nations preferred Joe Biden, because biden is so soft.
Is that the best you can do? How clever.
This looks like my first fly on the new Microsoft Flying Simulator without missiles...
Lmao, my first flight in fsx was a road trip.
I rage quit
😂😂😂😂
Try holding 6 times your body weight on your chest and you will figure out why they are breathing so hard. Beasts of the sky.
yeah he got to almost 7gs... that means your 10 pound head feels like 70 pounds all of a sudden
@MetraMan09 what?
@MetraMan09 he is taking about multiple pilots, don't lose ur shit
@MetraMan09 Imagine
1) Not knowing enough basic english to realise that they/them can be used to refer to 1 or more people of any gender
And 2) Giving a shit
@MetraMan09 he was referring to pilots in general dipshit
I'd really appreciate if an F-16 pilot or someone with this sort of flying experience could talk us through this video. It'd be great to get a moment by moment commentary of what's happening exactly. Many thanks in advance to anyone who can do this.
I think there is. Here on UA-cam. Keep searching. 🤘🏼❤️🔥🤘🏼
@@yomahmaful Hello. Yes, one popped up in my right-side suggested video not long after I posted the comment. Big Brother is Watching!! Thank you BB :) Next I'm going to ask for a quick way to become rich!!!! ;)
C.W. Lemoine has a good video on this incase you haven't watched it yet
Can someone give me the link?