I was there during the Gulf War as a civilian employee of Bechtel Corporation. We were constructing the King Fahd International Airport (KFIA) Project in Dammam, Saudi Arabia. This became one of the biggest US military base during the Gulf War. Just days after Iraq invaded Kuwait on Aug. 2, 1990, Bechtel evacuated most of it’s employees, they chartered planes and flew them back to their countries of origin. I was one of the few essential employees Bechtel management asked to stay to operate the essential airport utilities like the Jet Fuel Tank Farm, Apron Jet Fuel Hydrants and Fueling System, Central Plant, Central Water Pumping Station and Sewage Lift Stations. I and my other Bechtel colleagues operated the utilities to provide Jet Fuel to the US Jet planes, air conditioning, potable water to the US Military and Coalition Forces. The airport was just partially completed and not yet commercially operational then. The first C-130 US Air Force plane landed at KFIA on Aug. 15, 1990. There were no operational airport communications systems then, the C-130 landed visually and was guided with a pick up with a Follow Me sign painted on a plywood. to the Terminal Apron. After this first landing the A10 Jet planes from Germany flew in. Military personnel and equipment started to build up. I could still remember the start of the war on Jan. 16, 1991 when the war started. I was in the camp and saw all the war planes taking off, Operation Desert Storm has started. At night we would run to the bomb shelter every time there is a Iraqi Scud Missile attack. I was there side by side sitting with the American soldiers. Proud to have served the US Military during Operation Desert Shield and Operation Desert Storm. I was there during the entire duration of the Gulf War operating the airport utilities to support our US Military.
Boots on the ground wins wars, but the capability to deliver massive air forces are absolutely necessary for the defense of the country. Buy more aircraft! Train more pilots!
rumor has it that photographers at the airshows who were using auto-focus lenses had such a difficult time focusing on the F-117 for for photos had to result to manual focus…the electronic signals from the cameras & lenses (some USM type) were bouncing off the plane’s facets in all directions except back to the lenses
One thing that the wars in the gulf region showed was that cooperation between allied nations was in fact possible and worked effectively, yes there were problems but nothing insurmountable, and thank goodness they did work together otherwise the whole strategy for western defence would be a mute point. Thanks for sharing this interesting and informative film. Thumbs up 👍.
Train for 7 years it’s different when they pull the REAL trigger I was on submarines we trained/drilled 60 hours a week at sea BUT sometimes it doesn’t goes as executed dozens of times before
Paul Kelly toured the Pennsylvania in 2008 the smell brought back all the memories half way down the ladder we were on a reunion for the Mud Puppy got back to the hotel took off electronics walked into the pool drip dried into my shower with soap to knock down the smell finally let hotel wash them pants shirt socks and undies for like $10 distinctive smell easy to get used to nose wrinkler at first or return exposure
Recommend reading a new book, CALL-SIGN KLUSO (Casemate Publishers, 2021). written by Rick Tollini. Capt. Tollini flew the #1 F-15 in the second aerial engagement at 32 minutes into the video.
Yes sir thank you for your service you are a true patriot and hero and your Patriots love you God bless you and your family there are so many who wish they could have served because of age I am physically not able to but thank you sir thank you!!! My brother-in-law was in desert Storm or desert shield I think the first one he was a colonel and was supposed to have done the analysis on the m1 a1 tank and came back and was a colonel that had his own base when they spent the night the phone would ring at all hours and gave it up when the clintons were presidents that's all he said didn't give a reason other than Bill Clinton!!
DON'T REALLY KNOW WHY but i always loved watching DOCUMENTARIES about back in the day WARS...!!! I REALLY like being able to learn more about our HISTORY OF DOG FIGHTING...!!!
Tomcat is the navy's best aircraft! What an iconic marvel and not just because of top-gun, but because of its capabilities for the time it was completed.
you are correct - it even shows in the credits @ 59:38 Peter Thomas (who died on April 30, 2016) was an American announcer and narrator of television programs, including shows such as Nova and Forensic Files.
Thank you IRobot! I know that voice anywhere! God rest his soul! I appreciate your answer, no matter what spunkmier said, he was wrong, thank you again amigo
My Dad Robert King Parsons, also called, “Bobby King Parsons” was the first and one of few who Flew the F-111 for 1000 hours, without failure . I am his second boy Kent Cole Parsons
I was in 9th grade when this happened, and it was awesome warching all of it play put on TV, seeing the US and allied forces completely dominate Saddam's self labeled most powerfull fighting machine and how any type of warfare against him and his military would be a huge mistake, only for us to completely wipe put anyone who stayed to fight while massive amounts of other Iraqi troops surrendered, bussloads at a time. His airforce fleeing to other countries rather than even attempting to fight. This was why in 2003 so many americans thought it would be the same thing all over again against the Taliban, yet here we are nearly 20 years later, still fighting a seemingly endless war. Either way, the 90's was the best time for this type of conflict if you are a fan of military aircraft. From the B-52 all the way up to the F117 and every plane in between played huge roles. No little unmanned drones, rather actual pilots putting all their training and technology on display, allowing the actual ground warfare to he over in just 3 days. It was one time when I was proud to be an American. Great video!
I like this video. I had the VHS tape back in the day. However the F/A-18 flew SAM suppression in Prairie Fire and El Dorado Canyon missions over Libya in 1986.
D Mutant - I worked on the ground in both the Prairie Fire AO and somewhat farther north but never saw an F/A-18. Are you sure you were referencing the Vietnam Conflict in that part of your comment? De Oppresso Liber
F-4 flew Wild Weasel in 91 then the F-16 got the job for Air Force A-6 for Navy but the F/A-18 has the job for Navy now Y.G.B.S.M. I believe it said on their patch we have an F-105 Wild Weasel on display at Mather VA hospital and a guy drives the parking lot golf cart shuttle who drove F-4’s & F-105’s WW in Vietnam love to get him started on stories
D Mutant F-4 flew Wild Weasel in 91 then the F-16 got the job for Air Force A-6 for Navy but the F/A-18 has the job for Navy now Y.G.B.S.M. I believe it said on their patch we have an F-105 Wild Weasel on display at Mather VA hospital and a guy drives the parking lot golf cart shuttle who drove F-4’s & F-105’s WW in Vietnam love to get him started on stories
D Mutant F-4 flew Wild Weasel in 91 then the F-16 got the job for Air Force A-6 for Navy but the F/A-18 has the job for Navy now Y.G.B.S.M. I believe it said on their patch we have an F-105 Wild Weasel on display at Mather VA hospital and a guy drives the parking lot golf cart shuttle who drove F-4’s & F-105’s WW in Vietnam love to get him started on stories
The F-117 was supposed to hit troop barracks in Panama. However the powers that be wanted to use those Barracks for our troops after the invasion. So they dropped the bombs in an empty field hoping people would give up.
I think it's a given when you say it. If I tell you my wife's on the pill, you don't fly through a huge list. You know which one. Say there's a military incident in the gulf, you know what gulf they're talking about.
@@mtmadigan82 This is a game by Arab states of the Persian Gulf. Nobody calls "Oman sea" the sea or "straight of Hormuz" the straight, have you ever heard somebody instead of gulf of Mexico tells you the gulf? even though this gulf has been infamous for a fuckin thing.
@@kansasjayhawk8386 I've been doing that since I was 3. It's part of my Asian culture,but for you Yanks....Oh my God..... www.msn.com/en-my/health/medical/washing-with-water-is-better-than-using-tissue-american-scientists-just-figured-this-out/ar-BBZUJt2
Not to mention the impact on soldiers and now veterans families from vacccienes and antidots against chemical and biological warfare, which impact those families til today! May those Oil-Bushes burn in hell for that Pandora's box they opened for the USA it's people and it's forces!!!💀💀💀
More well if you take the account of destroying Kuwaiti air force on the Iraqi invasion plus all the losses during the desert shield build up plus the desert storm operation losses or damage you will have something like over 100 aircraft and helicopter in there. There is a great Internet site for all the desert shield / storm operation. www.dstorm.eu/pages/en/menu.html
You say "small losses" because you compare with your enemy losses, iraq had pretty heavy losses, above 100.000 deaths. The coalition had a few hundreds, the allies loose 50 fix wing aircrafts, but the iraqi air force was totally decimated. So if you make a comparation you'll see that they really had few losses
There is nothing fighter about the F-117. A-10's are great, I live 20 minutes from Selfridge AFB and see these flying around often. I'd hate to have them looking for me.
I watched Apache warrior on Netflix. In the end they said they did a roll call and everyone was accounted for but in reality an Apache went down and two were taken POW but later recovered. Not sure why stories varied.
I'll never forget 'Stormin' Norman's response at the end of operations, when asked about the feasibility of occupying Iraq. He said (and I'll have to paraphrase) " It would have been a nightmare - it would have been a second Vietnam for the United States".
You seem to not know how the procurement process for weapon systems works. The vast majority of the weapons used in this conflict where made years or decades before the war took place.
F-18 is good but I still think the F-14 was better, the computer controlled variable geometry swing wings were absolutely outstanding for air to air combat.
During war in the Persian gulf, not gulf! In that time small Arab countries bribes some medias to call the Persian gulf just gulf then if they had chance replace it with Arabian . They did want to buy identity for themselves which didnt work at the end.
Keep your insecurity, prejudice, and bigotry to yourself. Your democratness is showing and its embarrassing you. I know you do not hold illiteracy in high regard considering your political party members rely on illiterate people, who see themselves as victims, to gain votes.
Panavia Tornado GR4 - great 80s-2000s multi-role fighter created by France, Italy, Germany and UK. Great European enterprise. The Eurofighter Typhoon is the follow up, think of Tornado v2.0
@@robertpeston6692 the Tornado is a very different concept than the Typhoon the Tornado is a flipwing low-level JaBo the Thyphone is a instable back entered C.O.G. fighter which is over agile and very agile in turning.
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Pilots in the middle of a real heating dogfight in desert: Two three and four are out two one zero (bingo fuel) Threat east five ,Say ag(bingo fuel)ain? threat east f(bingo fuel)ive .Four off your nose one(bingo fuel) (bingo fuel) Pilot to Voice: 😐😐😐you say bingo fuel one more time and i let that Mig-25 come at ya. Voice: 😶
Did anyone ever go to jail for 5 years, and/or get a $250,000 fine for copying these vids. or uploading them to YT? These are serious copyright laws people haha
And yes the guys from piratesbay got something like 30 copyright infractions which resulted in close to 50 million in fines and 10 months in jail for pirating videos internationally
Infrared Radar.. I was an Army Air Defense guy. Went from Chaparral (Aim 9) and Vulcan 20mm cannon. Navy still uses it as Phalanx. No such thing as infrared radar. Want to argue with me. Go ahead . I was the Chief of the U.S. Army ADA school. ADC4I.
Oh, I taught PATRIOT missile systems and was in Combat twice. As a 1SG and CSM. I'm an electronic and mechanical engineer. Oh, I love my country and friends.
@381mamadou The planet we are living in has seen 2 large scale wars involving Irak. Make sure you know which one he and you are referring to prior to making a fool of yourself.
Did you go to save Kuwaitis, or to save the price of oil ? Shows how weak minded patriots are easily manipulated.... Did you play Cowboys and Indians when you were young, ? Were you a cowboy or an Indian...doesn't matter it was a stupid game anyway !
Americans have all the superior technology so it was a formality Iraq never had a functional military was not a war it was a one sided beating of a inferior opposition
@Reg Jennings Science much? Radar is an acronym for Radio Detection and Ranging. Radio and light waves are both part of the electromagnetic spectrum. And yes, infrared radar is real. It's called FLIR. Most people have seen night videos of police helicopters and Apache gunships using FLIR. ruclips.net/video/C3fO4vWwCT8/видео.html
@@red94mr28 FLIR is not RADAR! FLIR is a passive device to image heat differences. RADAR is a whole different story. The script which the narrator read was a bit blurry. He mentioned the different sensors of an F-111F, the suite consisted of: several radars, and PAVE TACK (FLIR and Laser target designator).
Fair play to the yanks - the f15 is one hell of a plane. IMO it’s easily the best post war fighter aircraft, what else has been as clearly dominant for it’s time in it’s designated role. Hell not even the mustang or spitfire can match unbeaten a2a exchange rate. USAF pilots are always very professional too, guys I’ve spoken to that have been to red flag etc always speak really highly of US pilots. Also that eagle mig kill footage, the computer was calling bingo fuel like crazy and he just calmly continues the fight (nothing will eat fuel quicker than a2a scraps), then once the enemy was down he stayed out of afterburner and made sure his mates did so too. Hope they got to a tanker or I bet that journey home would have been pretty dicey!!
Me gusta mucho los que inventé los aviones caza y las vestimenta militares y policías internacional que diseño mi hermano menor y el medio los armas de police y militares
The first Iraq War was the best planned, best executed war in history, the 2nd Gulf War in 2003 had better technology, better surveillance, better aircraft, better everything but the planners got it badly wrong, they were overconfident in their planning, committed far too few troops and badly misjudged the Iraqi people. The Coalition service personnel were exceptional but the US Government planners/advisors got it badly wrong.
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A great video, I purchased it from Aviation Week Video and, thirty years later I still like to watch it.
This is the guy who does the commentary for Forensic files!!! I like his voice, draws you in...
I think he is, mr. Peter Thomas
very good narrator but he passed at the age of 96 in 2016 unfortunately.
You know you are old when the cutting edge stealth bomber of your time was retired awhile ago.
not really, still flying around the Nellis desert
“Retired” too good to be kept public
Still classified
I was there during the Gulf War as a civilian employee of Bechtel Corporation. We were constructing the King Fahd International Airport (KFIA) Project in Dammam, Saudi Arabia. This became one of the biggest US military base during the Gulf War. Just days after Iraq invaded Kuwait on Aug. 2, 1990, Bechtel evacuated most of it’s employees, they chartered planes and flew them back to their countries of origin. I was one of the few essential employees Bechtel management asked to stay to operate the essential airport utilities like the Jet Fuel Tank Farm, Apron Jet Fuel Hydrants and Fueling System, Central Plant, Central Water Pumping Station and Sewage Lift Stations. I and my other Bechtel colleagues operated the utilities to provide Jet Fuel to the US Jet planes, air conditioning, potable water to the US Military and Coalition Forces. The airport was just partially completed and not yet commercially operational then.
The first C-130 US Air Force plane landed at KFIA on Aug. 15, 1990. There were no operational airport communications systems then, the C-130 landed visually and was guided with a pick up with a Follow Me sign painted on a plywood. to the Terminal Apron. After this first landing the A10 Jet planes from Germany flew in. Military personnel and equipment started to build up. I could still remember the start of the war on Jan. 16, 1991 when the war started. I was in the camp and saw all the war planes taking off, Operation Desert Storm has started. At night we would run to the bomb shelter every time there is a Iraqi Scud Missile attack. I was there side by side sitting with the American soldiers.
Proud to have served the US Military during Operation Desert Shield and Operation Desert Storm. I was there during the entire duration of the Gulf War operating the airport utilities to support our US Military.
I like this video very much!! :-)
Boots on the ground wins wars, but the capability to deliver massive air forces are absolutely necessary for the defense of the country. Buy more aircraft! Train more pilots!
rumor has it that photographers at the airshows who were using auto-focus lenses had such a difficult time focusing on the F-117 for for photos had to result to manual focus…the electronic signals from the cameras & lenses (some USM type) were bouncing off the plane’s facets in all directions except back to the lenses
America's very best!! Thank you all. God bless. ................ Getter done!!
Fuck u united snakes of amergedon!!!!! Ur best at invading other nations to steal resourses......
USA = world terrorists.
@@powerofone1645 Allah was also shot down in gulf war 😂😂😂..USAf saw Mohammad fucking his goat on their radar 😜😜😜😜💥
Great video.
I LOVED THE FILM AND THE STORY ABOUT THE GULF WOR AND THE AMERICAN TECHNOLOGY VEREY GOOD FILM
God bless America
One thing that the wars in the gulf region showed was that cooperation between allied nations was in fact possible and worked effectively, yes there were problems but nothing insurmountable, and thank goodness they did work together otherwise the whole strategy for western defence would be a mute point. Thanks for sharing this interesting and informative film. Thumbs up 👍.
You're a warmonger, they should never have been over there in the first place.
*moot point
They had 30+ years to get it together, seeming this was the force that would of fought the USSR if WW3 went to ground battle
@@powerofone1645 says the guy who fills his car up everyday with some of that good middle eastern oil.
@@powerofone1645 The Kuwaitis would disagree. And it was good live fire practice.
Train for 7 years it’s different when they pull the REAL trigger I was on submarines we trained/drilled 60 hours a week at sea BUT sometimes it doesn’t goes as executed dozens of times before
Thank you, I cant evened say
Paul Kelly toured the Pennsylvania in 2008 the smell brought back all the memories half way down the ladder we were on a reunion for the Mud Puppy got back to the hotel took off electronics walked into the pool drip dried into my shower with soap to knock down the smell finally let hotel wash them pants shirt socks and undies for like $10 distinctive smell easy to get used to nose wrinkler at first or return exposure
Recommend reading a new book, CALL-SIGN KLUSO (Casemate Publishers, 2021). written by Rick Tollini. Capt. Tollini flew the #1 F-15 in the second aerial engagement at 32 minutes into the video.
I was in Desert Shield/Storm/Provide Comfort Then back to finish the job in 2003/4/5/6
We killed her too. She was here and there to. America safety Power investor. Love your people Power. Rain
Thank you for your service to this great country sir!🍻👍🏻👍🏻
Yes sir thank you for your service you are a true patriot and hero and your Patriots love you God bless you and your family there are so many who wish they could have served because of age I am physically not able to but thank you sir thank you!!! My brother-in-law was in desert Storm or desert shield I think the first one he was a colonel and was supposed to have done the analysis on the m1 a1 tank and came back and was a colonel that had his own base when they spent the night the phone would ring at all hours and gave it up when the clintons were presidents that's all he said didn't give a reason other than Bill Clinton!!
Nice! My brother was part of operation friction.
@@bouchakhamphanh4406 What??
We need an action-history-drama film based on these dogfights on Desert Storm, exactly like Red Tails and Midway. Directed by Michael Bay.
The public would probably mistake it in the second gulf war
Or Steven Spielberg
I love the voice of this narrator... Forensic Files voice...
Not just the voice. It is the guy. His name was Peter Thomas.
I like how he says tornados
It sounds like a gas station burrito you can get around here
DON'T REALLY KNOW WHY but i always loved watching DOCUMENTARIES about back in the day WARS...!!! I REALLY like being able to learn more about our HISTORY OF DOG FIGHTING...!!!
What dogs? I never saw any dogs much less them fighting!
Toophless One
“Dog fight” is an expression given to the clash of fighter jets in the air
IRAQI Metalhead Exactly. l have said that term before and someone thought l mean some dogs biting each other lol
haha LOL haha
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you are not alone >
42:56 FINALLY, discussion of *Naval Aviation* in all this!!
Tomcat is the navy's best aircraft! What an iconic marvel and not just because of top-gun, but because of its capabilities for the time it was completed.
FLY NAVY !!
One big USAF jerk off fest for the first half hour... not to mention coalition force aircraft like the British and such
The Navys carriers were first on the scene when Saddam decided to invade Kuwait so, tip of the spear, is the US Navy
Man, this sounds like the guy from forensic files narrating!
Hell no it does not
you are correct - it even shows in the credits @ 59:38
Peter Thomas (who died on April 30, 2016) was an American announcer and narrator of television programs, including shows such as Nova and Forensic Files.
Thank you IRobot! I know that voice anywhere! God rest his soul! I appreciate your answer, no matter what spunkmier said, he was wrong, thank you again amigo
Great upload,
Thank You
My Dad Robert King Parsons, also called, “Bobby King Parsons” was the first and one of few who Flew the F-111 for
1000 hours, without failure . I am his second boy Kent Cole Parsons
so you're the underachieved son? thanks for letting the internet know
He must of been one helluva pilot to to be one of the first F111 jocks. It was notoriously dangerous to fly
Now let’s go to the tacview to see how this all went down
-growling sidewinder
Priceless!
This!!!
Imagine how intense it would have been flying the first F117s into Iraq
Being of the ground in that piece of utter garbage, at any time or place must have been intense....
michal0310 did someone drop a bomb on your goat?
We almost can say that this war as been "An F117 Nighthawk show" but how fondamental was the F111 radar support....
Peace through superior firepower!!
I was in 9th grade when this happened, and it was awesome warching all of it play put on TV, seeing the US and allied forces completely dominate Saddam's self labeled most powerfull fighting machine and how any type of warfare against him and his military would be a huge mistake, only for us to completely wipe put anyone who stayed to fight while massive amounts of other Iraqi troops surrendered, bussloads at a time. His airforce fleeing to other countries rather than even attempting to fight. This was why in 2003 so many americans thought it would be the same thing all over again against the Taliban, yet here we are nearly 20 years later, still fighting a seemingly endless war. Either way, the 90's was the best time for this type of conflict if you are a fan of military aircraft. From the B-52 all the way up to the F117 and every plane in between played huge roles. No little unmanned drones, rather actual pilots putting all their training and technology on display, allowing the actual ground warfare to he over in just 3 days. It was one time when I was proud to be an American. Great video!
I thought I was watching "Forensic Files".
7700Purplexity as soon as I heard the voice I laughed
Right.voice over guy raking it in.
Yeahhh!!!!
Loool
Exactly!
I like this video. I had the VHS tape back in the day. However the F/A-18 flew SAM suppression in Prairie Fire and El Dorado Canyon missions over Libya in 1986.
D Mutant - I worked on the ground in both the Prairie Fire AO and somewhat farther north but never saw an F/A-18. Are you sure you were referencing the Vietnam Conflict in that part of your comment?
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@@CPTdrawer22 They said Libya
F-4 flew Wild Weasel in 91 then the F-16 got the job for Air Force A-6 for Navy but the
F/A-18 has the job for Navy now Y.G.B.S.M. I believe it said on their patch we have an F-105 Wild Weasel on display at Mather VA hospital and a guy drives the parking lot golf cart shuttle who drove F-4’s & F-105’s WW in Vietnam love to get him started on stories
D Mutant F-4 flew Wild Weasel in 91 then the F-16 got the job for Air Force A-6 for Navy but the
F/A-18 has the job for Navy now Y.G.B.S.M. I believe it said on their patch we have an F-105 Wild Weasel on display at Mather VA hospital and a guy drives the parking lot golf cart shuttle who drove F-4’s & F-105’s WW in Vietnam love to get him started on stories
D Mutant F-4 flew Wild Weasel in 91 then the F-16 got the job for Air Force A-6 for Navy but the
F/A-18 has the job for Navy now Y.G.B.S.M. I believe it said on their patch we have an F-105 Wild Weasel on display at Mather VA hospital and a guy drives the parking lot golf cart shuttle who drove F-4’s & F-105’s WW in Vietnam love to get him started on stories
the mother of all routes
Saddam called it “The mother of all battles”
@@gtaddict3666 I guess he got that right
If anything else, this told the whole world at the time that you don't mess with America. If you do, your going to have some serious problems.
as long as the enemy is a weakling
Shooting gallery
If I would have been in charge of giving general glossom’s callsign it would have been “cherry” Buster “cherry” Glossom!!!
They should have a missile that puts out a signal to the incoming missile to make it think its a nother jet or put that in the flairs
8:22 *Darth Vader-looking*
Cool F-15 Eagles that they use in the gulf war😀😀😀😀😀!
It will not be that cool if they flew over Iran for make more war crimes.
From that day they cannot brag of no downed F-15's anymore
@@udontknowme7798 aside from Luxembourg, can you name one country that isn't guilty of crimes?
@@udontknowme7798 - You must have intended that as humor, 'cause it sure was hilarious!
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Skipping surveys like it’s my job.
Daniel Vasquez all day long haha
The F-117 was supposed to hit troop barracks in Panama. However the powers that be wanted to use those Barracks for our troops after the invasion. So they dropped the bombs in an empty field hoping people would give up.
Anyone played Iraqi Bingo back in the sand box?.... B...... 52! Holly shit. Lol.
This damn gulf has a name, it's PERSIAN GULF.
I think it's a given when you say it. If I tell you my wife's on the pill, you don't fly through a huge list. You know which one. Say there's a military incident in the gulf, you know what gulf they're talking about.
@@mtmadigan82 This is a game by Arab states of the Persian Gulf. Nobody calls "Oman sea" the sea or "straight of Hormuz" the straight, have you ever heard somebody instead of gulf of Mexico tells you the gulf? even though this gulf has been infamous for a fuckin thing.
@@mtmadigan82 this "the gulf" is the only one in the entire world, and by accident Arab states want to change its name.
36:17 pretty _Iraquish_
I watched both wars in Iraq from beginning to end
God im proud to be an American!!! God bless the United States of America! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Wash your ass with water please.
@@tasinal-hassan8268Yeah Ill be sure to do that pal, with clean water. Probably cant say the same for you tho huh? Envious anti American dumbshit.
@@kansasjayhawk8386 I've been doing that since I was 3. It's part of my Asian culture,but for you Yanks....Oh my God..... www.msn.com/en-my/health/medical/washing-with-water-is-better-than-using-tissue-american-scientists-just-figured-this-out/ar-BBZUJt2
Great sense of humour,who writes for you?
51:27 Is that TOM CRUISE?!
Life is important ,,,,not a thing to be wiped out for greed or for profit,,,that GOD WILL JUDGE ON HIS DAY
Not just mine but all life,,,,,is a thing of great value ,,,,,once taken ireplaceable wisdom knowledge understanding,,,,& future good,,,,,,gone
and at least 3 tank hits where brits.
not small losses in that war. about 50 fix wing aircraft were lost. among an c-130 spectre.
Not to mention the impact on soldiers and now veterans families from vacccienes and antidots against chemical and biological warfare, which impact those families til today!
May those Oil-Bushes burn in hell for that Pandora's box they opened for the USA it's people and it's forces!!!💀💀💀
More well if you take the account of destroying Kuwaiti air force on the Iraqi invasion plus all the losses during the desert shield build up plus the desert storm operation losses or damage you will have something like over 100 aircraft and helicopter in there.
There is a great Internet site for all the desert shield / storm operation.
www.dstorm.eu/pages/en/menu.html
You say "small losses" because you compare with your enemy losses, iraq had pretty heavy losses, above 100.000 deaths. The coalition had a few hundreds, the allies loose 50 fix wing aircrafts, but the iraqi air force was totally decimated. So if you make a comparation you'll see that they really had few losses
50 losses in tens of thousands of sorties.
No mention of F-4G wild weasels.
52:30 ish.
52:37
The replacement of this SU 27....AMBOY said ohhh woww this air jets fighter is the best tell the truth dont deny..
80 MILLION DOLLAR aircraft and that's the camera .
J Coleman they should have HD 1080
In the 1990s? 😒
@@BETILLO619 IKR?
47:36 - 48:10 *HE'S HISTORY!!!*
There is nothing fighter about the F-117. A-10's are great, I live 20 minutes from Selfridge AFB and see these flying around often. I'd hate to have them looking for me.
13:00 - thank you and good bye!
It's funny that nobody says "Sowdy Arabia" anymore
shawdy
no mention of the 101st airborne who's Apaches fired the first shots so the aircrafts could get air control
I watched Apache warrior on Netflix. In the end they said they did a roll call and everyone was accounted for but in reality an Apache went down and two were taken POW but later recovered. Not sure why stories varied.
@@TheDarkPassengersTDP the 101st only lost 16 people all up in that war
I'll never forget 'Stormin' Norman's response at the end of operations, when asked about the feasibility of occupying Iraq.
He said (and I'll have to paraphrase) " It would have been a nightmare - it would have been a second Vietnam for the United States".
a very productive period for arms manufacturers..
You seem to not know how the procurement process for weapon systems works. The vast majority of the weapons used in this conflict where made years or decades before the war took place.
I think you boys will make us repught
Space Force Hawaii
After the first plane flies, the first missile, it's to late to say " OOPS"
F-18 is good but I still think the F-14 was better, the computer controlled variable geometry swing wings were absolutely outstanding for air to air combat.
During war in the Persian gulf, not gulf!
In that time small Arab countries bribes some medias to call the Persian gulf just gulf then if they had chance replace it with Arabian . They did want to buy identity for themselves which didnt work at the end.
If there is greed,there is always be war.😔😔😔
If there are low IQ people, there will always be illiteracy.
@@paul123ggggggggg And Trump voters
Keep your insecurity, prejudice, and bigotry to yourself. Your democratness is showing and its embarrassing you. I know you do not hold illiteracy in high regard considering your political party members rely on illiterate people, who see themselves as victims, to gain votes.
Bro I heard a dial up tone when it started. Wtf
Connecting to the Internet to upload of the original video and not a re-upload.
Tornaado's?
Yep. TorNAHdos.
So the weather feature after which they are named is a TorNAHdo not a TorNAYdo?
Panavia Tornado GR4 - great 80s-2000s multi-role fighter created by France, Italy, Germany and UK. Great European enterprise. The Eurofighter Typhoon is the follow up, think of Tornado v2.0
@@robertpeston6692 the Tornado is a very different concept than the Typhoon the Tornado is a flipwing low-level JaBo the Thyphone is a instable back entered C.O.G. fighter which is over agile and very agile in turning.
I'm back my utube was down for ,7 Day's what a nightmare
i missed you so much man
What the hell is a Tornarrdo?..
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Space Force Desert Storm
Like Muhammad Ali.... The greatest fighter with huge nuts
Billion dollars smoke to the airs... man i wish i could pick up one of those Iraqi Migs or other airplanes for myself who blow up on the ground ..
You could buy an Iraqi MiG, but you'd never get the smell out of the cockpit
That is #Persian_Gulf
Pilots in the middle of a real heating dogfight in desert:
Two three and four are out two one zero (bingo fuel) Threat east five ,Say ag(bingo fuel)ain? threat east f(bingo fuel)ive .Four off your nose one(bingo fuel) (bingo fuel)
Pilot to Voice: 😐😐😐you say bingo fuel one more time and i let that Mig-25 come at ya.
Voice: 😶
F-14? A-7? A-6? Ea-6? E-2?
Lol it is forensic files guy lol hahaaha
Did anyone ever go to jail for 5 years, and/or get a $250,000 fine for copying these vids. or uploading them to YT? These are serious copyright laws people haha
I think there is something about educational purposes and not being monetized or something that gets around that
@@michaelhemry8584 haha thanks Michael. I was joking with the question, but do appreciate the answer.
And yes the guys from piratesbay got something like 30 copyright infractions which resulted in close to 50 million in fines and 10 months in jail for pirating videos internationally
@@kings1967 haha sure thing
Well ok then en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Pirate_Bay_trial
Why is the dude from Forensic Files narrating the Iraq war.
I’m so confused
because he used to tell story of criminals... no difference in this case, I think?
Because he was good at his job, in demand, and available for employment.
How's your air power going now at "finishing the job"?
Wrong iraq war big guy
@@bildo85 There was a right Iraq war?
Narrator says "Stealth Fighter" over and over. I'm no expert, but I'm pretty sure it's a bomber. Right, military guys and gals?
yep
also no mention of the F14 TOMCATS who did heaps
Infared radar?
Stealth Fighter?
The F111 uses it's infra red radar....
Bad research.
was he talking about irst?
@@PatHouly22 Pave Tack
Infrared Radar.. I was an Army Air Defense guy. Went from Chaparral (Aim 9) and Vulcan 20mm cannon. Navy still uses it as Phalanx. No such thing as infrared radar. Want to argue with me. Go ahead . I was the Chief of the U.S. Army ADA school. ADC4I.
Oh, I taught PATRIOT missile systems and was in Combat twice. As a 1SG and CSM. I'm an electronic and mechanical engineer. Oh, I love my country and friends.
@@jstetzer01 Who care your country and friends ....
The Kuwaitis we rescued were rather pleased when I met them after the war, Saddam should have stayed home. Iraq would be stable and prosperous.
@381mamadou The planet we are living in has seen 2 large scale wars involving Irak. Make sure you know which one he and you are referring to prior to making a fool of yourself.
Did you go to save Kuwaitis, or to save the price of oil ? Shows how weak minded patriots are easily manipulated.... Did you play Cowboys and Indians when you were young, ? Were you a cowboy or an Indian...doesn't matter it was a stupid game anyway !
Americans have all the superior technology so it was a formality
Iraq never had a functional military was not a war it was a one sided beating of a inferior opposition
Saddam is lucky Israel didn't retaliate for launching scud missles at them for no reason.
john smith Yeah, we warned Saddam about that but he he chose not to listen
He started it so.....
20:19 matthew mcconaughey flying for Iraq? :)
Why the b52, instead of the stealth bomber
B52 carries way more bombs.
It is true that they won this war because of he lessons they learned on the Vietnam War.
"Infra-red RADAR" who writes this drivel!!!
Where was that said? Time stamp...?
I guess you never heard of FLAR-- Forward looking infa-red Radar
@@jaglove1062 FLIR is a US Military Acronym that officially stands for Forward Looking Infrared Radar.
@Reg Jennings Science much? Radar is an acronym for Radio Detection and Ranging. Radio and light waves are both part of the electromagnetic spectrum. And yes, infrared radar is real. It's called FLIR. Most people have seen night videos of police helicopters and Apache gunships using FLIR. ruclips.net/video/C3fO4vWwCT8/видео.html
@@red94mr28 FLIR is not RADAR! FLIR is a passive device to image heat differences. RADAR is a whole different story.
The script which the narrator read was a bit blurry. He mentioned the different sensors of an F-111F, the suite consisted of: several radars, and PAVE TACK (FLIR and Laser target designator).
Fair play to the yanks - the f15 is one hell of a plane. IMO it’s easily the best post war fighter aircraft, what else has been as clearly dominant for it’s time in it’s designated role. Hell not even the mustang or spitfire can match unbeaten a2a exchange rate. USAF pilots are always very professional too, guys I’ve spoken to that have been to red flag etc always speak really highly of US pilots. Also that eagle mig kill footage, the computer was calling bingo fuel like crazy and he just calmly continues the fight (nothing will eat fuel quicker than a2a scraps), then once the enemy was down he stayed out of afterburner and made sure his mates did so too. Hope they got to a tanker or I bet that journey home would have been pretty dicey!!
This guy sounds like paul Harvey
omg you're so right!
I don’t know if you know w this but I have a
Me gusta mucho los que inventé los aviones caza y las vestimenta militares y policías internacional que diseño mi hermano menor y el medio los armas de police y militares
!Cuba Libre!
Persian gulf
*Arabian
Let me see your war face
Meow
40:19 See more Johnson Air Force base! Sounds like a bad joke. See more Johnson 😜
ghot heim
Money guns and tanks
Panama??? Opps we will refine our tracking equipment ...sorry any way off to Iraq.
The first Iraq War was the best planned, best executed war in history, the 2nd Gulf War in 2003 had better technology, better surveillance, better aircraft, better everything but the planners got it badly wrong, they were overconfident in their planning, committed far too few troops and badly misjudged the Iraqi people. The Coalition service personnel were exceptional but the US Government planners/advisors got it badly wrong.