Military and Warbird Arrivals Day Traffic - Thunder Over Michigan 2023
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- Опубликовано: 27 сен 2024
- Various aircraft give rides and arrive for display at the 2023 Thunder Over Michigan Airshow.
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Beautiful video and absolutely gorgeous aircraft. Thank you!
Nice. The C-123 arrived without losing control for once.
I'm so glad I'm not the only one who was thinking that. Least sketchiest landing I've seen of it
That MH-53E gets me so jacked up. 😁
Wohoo! Sound!!!
amazing airshow
Man that 53 is a monster.
Just awesome 😊
Got to see Lil and Fifi right overhead off of Ecorse just before the cops kicked us out haha!
11:05 my favorite warbird, a G650
Nothing wrong with some bonus footage
Corporate warfare is real, lol.
First airshow and def wont be my last!
hey sound this time! lol accidents happen.
Thank you sooooooo much for giving the MH-53E extended time!! That is my old squadron and I have so many flight hours in that helicopter. Made my day!❤❤❤
We stayed through a rain storm just to see it come in!
564 mohawk style👍
Sistema 😬😬Visual DM 25 Solojico presidente.
Who put giant googly eyes on the KC 135? lol
Like to know what the aircraft are , know most of them
Is that a DC-9 at 26:32 ?
Yep 👍
The chinook looked like it could do with some air in rear tyres. Not up on my helicopters, but the one at 20:35 has to be one of the ugliest I've seen. The tail arrangement looks like an afterthought designed by a school kid. The victorians had a philosophy that if it looked right, it worked right.
Love the warbirds, though, and my favourite Hercules (c130)
Its the MH-53. One of the most bad ass helicopters flying right now. its a beast.
Don’t you dare shit on the 53 Echo
nice vid but terrible commercials in between. Thumbs down.
Pony up and pay $$ to get rid of commercials, its not the content providers fault
Then get an ad blocker.
7:13 Уродливый самолет, пока все нахваливают b-737, я лишь вижу генетическое несовершенство, переходяшее из поколения в поколение, а именно, короткие шасси, и чтобы поместить более сильные и мощные двигатели, их необходимо делать плоскими, из за чего теряется мощность тяги🤦🤦🤦
Are you an aircraft designer? That's made to hunt Your subs the looks don't matter.
21:30 I love the MH-53 Sea Dragon. My favorite helo. Go Navy!
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Loooooooveeeeeeee these warbirds and just listen to the sound of that B24 engine sing ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Hey.. Air Boss.. Tower . What the hell is a Dump truck sitting by An Active Busy Runway..???
It’s a visual marker for during the airshow it’s well back of the runway
In your opinion what is the best seat for the money at this airshow. Never been there before and plan to attend this year. Thank you!
Is it my imagination or is the rear right tyre on the chinook looking a bit flat????
15:05 Its Barry Seal!!!!!
Love the sound of B-17!
I just don't understand what is with the F 35C, that at every airshow they are demonstrated, the pilots take off and landing aircraft in a conventional manner. I have yet to see an F 35 take off and land vertically with no forward motion at an air show.
It’s been done in the UK but I wonder the same. Would love to see it!!
I’m pretty sure your talking about the 35B
There are 3 variants. The "A," which is the Air Force model, the "B," which is the Harrier replacement for the Marines, as will as the British RAF and Navy, and the "C," which is the version for full size carriers for the Navy and Marines. There's more going other places you can look up, but that's the basics for what you're looking for.
F35B is the vertical landing one used by the Marine corps. the F35A is the conventional take off one used by the Air Force, and the F35C is the carrier capable one with a stronger landing gear for carrier landings used by the navy. Just to clear all the confusion up for ya.
Its rare to see any VTOL aircraft actually do it, even helicopters like to maintain some forward momentum rather than drop straight down and take off straight up, it is safer as it gives the pilot more options other than dropping like a brick if things go wrong, and also minimizes FOD blast near runways. About the only aircraft that did it on a regular basis at airshows was the Harrier demo, which I have not seen in quite some time.