You guys fly over my house several times a week. I live directly south of the midpoint of the LAFB runway. I love watching all of you and have spoken to several Raptor pilots over the years. I'm also happy to see that you are keeping current during the pandemic. Be safe and you are all in my prayers. FYI My dad was Army Air Corp during WWII and served in Burma.
The test pilots are usually engineers. But, yeah, it takes a team of test pilot engineers and non-pilot engineers. Still they probably get nearly as much joy watching this fly since its their "baby".
I like how he low key makes fun of the flanker cobra maneuver. Armchair pilots always criticize the F-22 for not pulling "cool looking" maneuvers and praising the SU planes for being able to flail around, not realizing that the controlled nature of the US cobra maneuver is more impressive and vastly more practical.
Lol @ armchair pilot comparing a post stall maneuver meant for air shows but forgets about the potential of the aircraft can actually do...if you haven't noticed variants of the cobra or the tailslide maneuver yet done by the Sukhois then you are blind
Really enjoyed this, Major, Great Job! My son who flies in a Navy Growler Squadron just returned from a deployment on a base with a Raptor Squadron. He gave you the ultimate compliment. "They're cool, dad, their jets and their pilots"!
You can't wrap your head around how awesome this aircraft is until you see others in an airshow and then the F22. This thing is light-years ahead of everything else.
You're 100% correct. Saw it last year in an air show in Warner Robins, Ga. Blue Angels were there as well. Blue Angels were the ones who were promoted as something you don't want to miss. And they were awesome. However, this frigging jet was what stole the show. Incredible maneuvering machine. And I'm sure we just witnessed a fraction of its capabilities.
You're right, first time I saw one at an Airshow (2007-2008) it scared me because the maneuvers it pulled were flat spins and stalls. But it just flew out of the situation like no big deal. Been to a lot of airshows and never seen anything like it.
Awsome, can’t watch this enough. I love how you pay tribute to all who served and the legendary Bob Hoover, I had no idea that that maneuver was dedicated to him, great job. I just saw the F-22 demo on 09/11/21 at the NH PSM air show and it makes the hair stand up on the back of your neck. Thank you for your service and God Bless.
When I saw the F-22 at Quonset RI a few years back, I couldn't believe the way this jet was being flown, it was the best flight demo I had ever seen, it was doing maneuvers that no other plane has ever done. God Bless our Pilot's.
The other day, a couple of them were flying some training exercises out of Hancock international. Nice and low, the sound was pretty awesome. Made me wonder, what does an enemy even think when all of the sudden out of nowhere you hear that coming straight at you...
The maneuver dedicatedly Bob Hoover gave me goosebumps. Bob Hoover, for those of you that don’t know he is ,was a god in the cockpit. The finest stick and rudder pilot to ever take to skies. I love that he is being immortalized with this maneuver.👍🏻
F-22 Nation just appeared on my feed, and I’m glad it did. Really enjoyed your talk through of the maneuvers. Got to see an F-22 demo flight last Oct. at Shepherd AFB. Man, what a performance. It was like watching something out of Star Wars. It looked like the Raptor was flying backwards during the tail slide. Thanks for your service and God bless all your brothers and sisters in arms. I know defense budgets and priorities are complicated, but I have to agree, we should have have more of these flying.
I grew up in Michigan, effectively never seeing an Air Force base or AF jet before joining the AF when I turned 18 because I was so blown away and in love with jets. After boot and tech school (Army post called Aberdeen proving grounds) my first duty station was Nellis Air Force base. I’ll never forget a few weeks after reporting to the base was my first air show in 2006 and watching the F22 demo. I was absolutely blown away that it still leaves me speechless.
Man, that is an impressive aircraft! To think the YF-22 is basically 30 years old and you still have this capability from a 22 year old fighter. I had no idea some of the abilities this airplane has. Before leaving tankers in 2004, got a chance to refuel one in training. Also, if you have the ability to go, Singapore is one of the most beautiful places on the planet! Thank you for this video.
I live in Hampton, and see these almost daily in the skies. One thing that no one ever talks about is the weird ass "WAAAA" noise these things make when they turn. It's mental.
Tell me more, dude. Have you seen it in a video? I ask because I saw one once and thought I heard something weird like that, but figured I was just hearing things.
Push Back this is a great video with that noise. Super common but this the first time I’ve been able to find a video of it. ruclips.net/video/_PDswHe9y8Y/видео.html
Thank you SO much for this! I've followed the Raptor since the early "YF" days, have seen them perform here in Anchorage, and have done a quite detailed 3D model of the aircraft for use in still images and animations. (Yeah... Fanatic.) The demo description will help me animate the demo accurately, and so I appreciate your first-hand descriptions. Excellent!
My favorite aircraft. Saw you tear apart the sky at Quonset point years ago. Still remember the magic of watching that routine and the sound of those F119’s letting loose. You guys own the sky. Thank you all , so proud of our service members. 🇺🇸
Your demonstration at AirVenture 2019 was superb. Hoping to see you in 2020 at Willow Run in Detroit. My mouth goes dry in envy while I try to remember to breathe.
All of the team that makes this happen make it look effortless, I know it’s not! Thank you and the entire team!! Take me and black me out... PLEASE! You all ROCK! Thank you for your service and extreme professionalism. F22 one of my favorites in our lethal arsenal.
Absolutely awesome! Glad to live in this great country knowing we have the best of the best pilots and the best planes in this world. God bless America, God bless you and your family and thank you for sharing a little of that F-22 Raptor. My personal favorite plane hands down. Thank you!!!
Loved this! I got a chance to see you guys a number of years back and it was awe inspiring. You can tell the jet is impressive when it never leaves the field of view in front of you. I got some awesome memories and pictures that day!
I've always wondered if the pedal turn "falling leaf" is useful in normal combat? That being said, this jet and it's teams are AMAZING! You are one lucky guy to be flying the best fighter jet in the world. Thank you for posting this!
As impressive as it's maneuvering capabilities are, you are only seeing a fraction of what the plane can actually do. From what I recall when I was in, actual top speed, distance/range and a number of other functions are still considered classified.
I can see why you would hope that. But its a common misconception. You dont classify your advantages - that just reduces the weapons deterrence. You classify the flaws so that they cannot be exploited.
The Raptor's top speed isn't exactly a mystery...it's not faster than the F-14 or F-15, but I think it accelerates harder. I'm pretty certain it doesn't go past Mach 2.
To those doubting my post, just remember that as of now, the F22 is banned by federal law from being exported in order to protect its stealth technology and classified features. Top speed, range and certain functions/features of the jet are either a rough estimate or omitted completely.
Just saw the F-22 at Selfridge Field ANG this July. It's an amazing aircraft and an amazing show and display. In 1945 during WW2 in the AAC my father came back from Italy and was waiting for his orders to go to the Pacific Theater at Wright Field, Ohio. While he was stationed there, he took part in disassembling and helped to reverse engineer captured German jet aircraft. They worked on making cut-away views on one of the jets in the machine shop there. He would've been proud to see the F-22. I miss him every day. He was my hero.
Who needs maneuverability (like the Sukhois) if you can just pop them out of the sky without them knowing you're in there airspace. This shit has more info than the AWACS.
@@KjetilBalstad Ofcourse, it's much better to have AWACS around, but what I'm saying is that, compared to any other fighter they can still dominate the sky without those. Good day
I remember when the the F35 was going to be a better dog-fighter than all existing aircraft. Then she became fat, middle aged and out of touch, Now all you hear is how slow and ugly is beautiful too.
@@nicholasuloth6530 Only you are wrong, and for some reason you and other people that are wrong keep saying this, even if you're wrong. I don't get why? Perhaps it's the shape, ppl have an illusion of what a jet should look like, perhaps you've seen some Russian air show fighters and decided that's how a fighter should look like? Well, how about listening to the actual pilots, like the Norwegian F-35 pilot "Dolby" . nettsteder.regjeringen.no/kampfly/fagprat/f-35-i-naerkamp-hva-har-jeg-laert-sa-langt-the-f-35-in-a-dogfight-what-have-i-learned-so-far/ And mind you, that was under early development, while it was limited and still lacked several features, hardware and software upgrades. And, this is traditional flying, in actual combat the F-35 can track a, in reality, unlimited number of enemies simultaneously, and engage several at the same time, at any direction. The pilot can even turn in his seat, see through his own aircraft at an trailing enemy, fire a missile that will flip 180 degree after launch and hit the enemy behind him. 20:1 Kill death ratio at Red Flag, also before the resent upgrades speaks for it self.
Damn your just a baby flying that monster . Kidding sort of 😂 Man so impressive getting to where you are at. Just being accepted to the Raptor team is cool enough but then you get on the Demo Team? Unreal Congratulations kid you’ve done your country and your parents proud.
Amazing stuff! I hope one day you guys will visit the Dutch airforce air show, I'd love to see that beast in action! (next air show will be in ~June 2021, this is a subtle hint :p )
I am so damn disappointed I still have yet to see an F22 demo. I almost saw it in 2008 or so but the show became mostly cancelled for financial reasons and they left. I just saw the F35 at Nellis this year do a demo and frankly that plane was pretty damn impressive for a single engine non-thrust vectored aircraft. I expected it to be a bit more compact like an F16, in person, but it's a beast of an aircraft. Flight control systems on F35 seem to be mega capable of making it do abnormal things. Would love to see an F22 and F35 combo demo...that'd be sick.
It makes you proud to be an American and thanks for giving Bob Hoover props.....that being said this plane can do things that violate every known rule if physics and aerodynamics and that is the coolest thing ever
DigitalAwareness sure, we’ll make sure the only entertainment you will get is the screaming sound of US sinking sailors or US troops inside bunker crying pinned down relax just a joke 🤙🏻
Ted, most Americans want to see good relations with Iran. Iran is a beautiful country with tons of potential and good people. I hope to see Iran become a free and peaceful country again.
Maj. Josh Gunderson appears not only to be an exceptional pilot, but an exceptional orator.. This man is going to continue to go FAR!!! Thanks for sharing all of this (and other videos), Maj. Gunderson.. #f22centralcasting
Bless You Maj. That Raptor is so Badd...remembering the first time this jet flew over it's first N.Tx. air show. Stay Safe, Bee Well, thank you for this great demo explanation. Shalom to all those current and past for serving. Regards, Doug
Very nice, I flew A6s in the USMC. That plane looks like it loves to fly. Of course I could kick your butt in some ACM. A6 has a one magic turn...then we turn into a grape. Thanks for the video. The Great Gandini
Yesterday I just saw the F22 Demonstration team at my local air show commanded by Samuel RaZZ Larson and oh my goodness! It doesn't look real when it's going vertical. And I get to see it again at Oshkosh!
That would be tough to keep it from going supersonic towards the end of the show when the tanks are almost empty and you're busy with thirty different things. Impressive!
By far......the baddest plane on the planet!! Seeing the Raptor in action makes me extremely proud to be an American!! He's got in my opinion the BEST job in the military or best job period. F-22 will never be topped......
I´ve attended several F22 demos, and I have never seen it breaking the sound barrier in those high speed passes, I mean It would be awesome to see that from the mighty F22!!
Wonderful narration following the F-22 thru its various maneuvers. You must be very proud, humble, but proud. lol Best wishes for a fulfilling career in our air force. May G-d keep his protecting hand on you and your fellow pilots.
Did you see the Smirk on the Major's face describing that last maneuver? Throttle-back...he smiled because inside he is wanting to "get crazy" with the F-22 Raptor's power. Lol...The Major loves the raw power and capabilities of the F-22. Major....stay in Service and make General. God bless you Sir and the men / women who you Command. HOOAH!
MAJ Gunderson, I'm an old CW3 UH-60 pilot and I have to say this and no offense......but does you mom know where you are at?? Either I'm getting old (49) because it looks as if you just graduated the USAF Academy just yesterday. All jokes aside, your awesome and great video!! I've done my share on the airshow circuit specially KOSH (airport ID) and the F-22 was just getting it's feet wet when I retired so I've never seen it's capabilities and the airport director at KRFD hates airshows because we have UPS and Amazon so he cancelled all Airfests and the F-22 was scheduled to come that following year. Thanks for sharing the video. Be safe!!
Raptor is an awesome jet. I have always had one question though. At air show, upon take off right after wheels up they always veer off to the left or right away from the show line before going vertical. Not sure why, it is the only jet that I have ever seen do that. Pretty cool to watch though. Has anyone else ever noticed this and know why its done?
Awesome! Having seen f-22 dem in person the video doesn't do it justice as it looks like it defies the laws of physics. It would b great it u could project a xyz graph in the background to show how beautifully it rotates. Thank u for ur explaination of the flight and Thank u for ur service to our country.
Much appreciation for these guys and gals, and for reasons that are not obvious. I get nauseated watching my kids play a video game so how these guys do not get sick is beyond my comprehension.
@@jaybee9269 agreed, i'm shocked they went with the F22 over the YF23 when Northrop was already making B2s, but I've seen videos of people saying Lockheed pretty much bribed their way into production I've read that Japan might buy YF23s as the F22 was forbidden to be sold to anyone, including allies, but since the original news article on it, not much else has been said.
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USAF vet here, was an F-15A/B maintainer, 318th FIS. Love the F-22 and its capabilities. Keep up the Warrior way.
You guys fly over my house several times a week. I live directly south of the midpoint of the LAFB runway. I love watching all of you and have spoken to several Raptor pilots over the years. I'm also happy to see that you are keeping current during the pandemic. Be safe and you are all in my prayers. FYI My dad was Army Air Corp during WWII and served in Burma.
bionicsjw They don’t fly over my house 😢😭
Respects to the engineers who designed the jets but dont even have the chances to ride em
You know what... thats one feeling that we always have,....
The test pilots are usually engineers. But, yeah, it takes a team of test pilot engineers and non-pilot engineers.
Still they probably get nearly as much joy watching this fly since its their "baby".
I like how he low key makes fun of the flanker cobra maneuver. Armchair pilots always criticize the F-22 for not pulling "cool looking" maneuvers and praising the SU planes for being able to flail around, not realizing that the controlled nature of the US cobra maneuver is more impressive and vastly more practical.
There is a huge difference from the F22 raptor demo team today from the 1st year the raptor went on tour. Still my favorite aircraft..
Lol @ armchair pilot comparing a post stall maneuver meant for air shows but forgets about the potential of the aircraft can actually do...if you haven't noticed variants of the cobra or the tailslide maneuver yet done by the Sukhois then you are blind
Well the SU is a fraction of the price of a f22
@@Marco-wz3ff F-22 has a 41-1 kill ration in exercises. 8-1 when pitted against other top of the line jets.
So yes, it costs more.
@@neudaiz source?
So cool to see this step by step from his perspective!
u are an airline pilot. u can't fly this fighter jet and when u talk ur lips look like u are kissing
@@talkshowlivehost3476 better than you sitting at home leeching off your family lmao
@@talkshowlivehost3476 You are flushed down the toilet on a daily basis
@@Raze145 lol nice joke
@@jasonguinn132 nice joke 🤣
Man, this was cool. Hearing him explain each maneuver really added to the awe of watching it. The Raptor is a badass jet!
Really enjoyed this, Major, Great Job! My son who flies in a Navy Growler Squadron just returned from a deployment on a base with a Raptor Squadron. He gave you the ultimate compliment. "They're cool, dad, their jets and their pilots"!
You can't wrap your head around how awesome this aircraft is until you see others in an airshow and then the F22. This thing is light-years ahead of everything else.
You're 100% correct. Saw it last year in an air show in Warner Robins, Ga. Blue Angels were there as well. Blue Angels were the ones who were promoted as something you don't want to miss. And they were awesome. However, this frigging jet was what stole the show. Incredible maneuvering machine. And I'm sure we just witnessed a fraction of its capabilities.
I 100% agree with you. I saw it at Portland airshow about 10 yrs ago, simply amazing. Unreal what it can do. USA!!!
You're right, first time I saw one at an Airshow (2007-2008) it scared me because the maneuvers it pulled were flat spins and stalls. But it just flew out of the situation like no big deal. Been to a lot of airshows and never seen anything like it.
I really enjoyed the insight and info. F-22 Raptor King of the Skies.
Awsome, can’t watch this enough. I love how you pay tribute to all who served and the legendary Bob Hoover, I had no idea that that maneuver was dedicated to him, great job. I just saw the F-22 demo on 09/11/21 at the NH PSM air show and it makes the hair stand up on the back of your neck. Thank you for your service and God Bless.
When I saw the F-22 at Quonset RI a few years back, I couldn't believe the way this jet was being flown, it was the best flight demo I had ever seen, it was doing maneuvers that no other plane has ever done. God Bless our Pilot's.
If I was the enemy I would be scared shitless seeing the F-22 Raptor flying over ( if you could see it ), thank you for the video and your service.
It's a stealth fighter. They won't see it.
The other day, a couple of them were flying some training exercises out of Hancock international. Nice and low, the sound was pretty awesome.
Made me wonder, what does an enemy even think when all of the sudden out of nowhere you hear that coming straight at you...
The maneuver dedicatedly Bob Hoover gave me goosebumps. Bob Hoover, for those of you that don’t know he is ,was a god in the cockpit. The finest stick and rudder pilot to ever take to skies. I love that he is being immortalized with this maneuver.👍🏻
Thanks Josh, it’s always more fun to watch when you can understand and appreciate what all your doing there. 75kts. Amazing. So proud of you guys.
You are one gifted, accomplished and lucky man. Thank you for your service and God bless.
The f22 is the sexiest plane ever I swear
"So sexy even I wanted to fuck the f22 raptor"
@@nazurimen4578 omg
Always gives me a hard-on.
Fantastic video, great work Cabo and the rest of the F-22 demo team👌🏻👍🏻👍🏻
F-22 Nation just appeared on my feed, and I’m glad it did. Really enjoyed your talk through of the maneuvers. Got to see an F-22 demo flight last Oct. at Shepherd AFB. Man, what a performance. It was like watching something out of Star Wars. It looked like the Raptor was flying backwards during the tail slide. Thanks for your service and God bless all your brothers and sisters in arms. I know defense budgets and priorities are complicated, but I have to agree, we should have have more of these flying.
That is absolutely impressive on sharing how the performance is done and well done and thanks for coming to Singapore ;)
A Singaporean dude here😎👍
I grew up in Michigan, effectively never seeing an Air Force base or AF jet before joining the AF when I turned 18 because I was so blown away and in love with jets. After boot and tech school (Army post called Aberdeen proving grounds) my first duty station was Nellis Air Force base. I’ll never forget a few weeks after reporting to the base was my first air show in 2006 and watching the F22 demo. I was absolutely blown away that it still leaves me speechless.
Man, that is an impressive aircraft! To think the YF-22 is basically 30 years old and you still have this capability from a 22 year old fighter. I had no idea some of the abilities this airplane has. Before leaving tankers in 2004, got a chance to refuel one in training.
Also, if you have the ability to go, Singapore is one of the most beautiful places on the planet! Thank you for this video.
Imagine what we will find out about our actual current capabilities in about 30-50 years from now...
I live in Hampton, and see these almost daily in the skies. One thing that no one ever talks about is the weird ass "WAAAA" noise these things make when they turn. It's mental.
Tell me more, dude. Have you seen it in a video? I ask because I saw one once and thought I heard something weird like that, but figured I was just hearing things.
all fighter jets to that to some extent & to varying degrees of pitch i.e. some louder or quieter than others.
Alex Hendel yeah but never in the way the F-22 does. I’ve heard F-18’s, F-15’s, F-16’s and the like. Only the F-22 has that distinct sound
Push Back this is a great video with that noise. Super common but this the first time I’ve been able to find a video of it. ruclips.net/video/_PDswHe9y8Y/видео.html
I live on Langley and it wakes me up on my off days 🙄
Thank you SO much for this! I've followed the Raptor since the early "YF" days, have seen them perform here in Anchorage, and have done a quite detailed 3D model of the aircraft for use in still images and animations. (Yeah... Fanatic.) The demo description will help me animate the demo accurately, and so I appreciate your first-hand descriptions. Excellent!
From Brazil here.. an Airline pilot perspective. Amazing F22 Raptor. Certainly a dream of any pilot. God bless USA. ⛪
Jair Bolsonaro is much better than Lula the Communist
@@farzana6676Absolutely True. Semper fi.
Bless y'all down there, our fellow brethren in Brazil. Love ur oranges. Stay Safe, Bee Well.
Shalom. Regards, N.Tx.
Detroit appreciates all our Brazilian cousins. You folks pilot some awesome aircraft. Your acrobatic teams are legendary. Keep 'em flying!
'God' is a delusion.
My favorite aircraft. Saw you tear apart the sky at Quonset point years ago. Still remember the magic of watching that routine and the sound of those F119’s letting loose. You guys own the sky. Thank you all , so proud of our service members. 🇺🇸
Makes me proud I spent 24 years AD and another 14 as a civilian in our AF... liked the way Josh so casually described the moves...
Your demonstration at AirVenture 2019 was superb. Hoping to see you in 2020 at Willow Run in Detroit. My mouth goes dry in envy while I try to remember to breathe.
Well commented and well recorded - wonderfull to see the secret of maneurerability, the vortices springing of the wing and strake.
All of the team that makes this happen make it look effortless, I know it’s not! Thank you and the entire team!! Take me and black me out... PLEASE! You all ROCK! Thank you for your service and extreme professionalism. F22 one of my favorites in our lethal arsenal.
Always amazes me when I watch these maneuvers. God bless U guys 🙏
Absolutely awesome! Glad to live in this great country knowing we have the best of the best pilots and the best planes in this world. God bless America, God bless you and your family and thank you for sharing a little of that F-22 Raptor. My personal favorite plane hands down. Thank you!!!
Loved this! I got a chance to see you guys a number of years back and it was awe inspiring. You can tell the jet is impressive when it never leaves the field of view in front of you. I got some awesome memories and pictures that day!
I must be getting old.....Major Gunderson looks like my paperboy.
I've always wondered if the pedal turn "falling leaf" is useful in normal combat? That being said, this jet and it's teams are AMAZING! You are one lucky guy to be flying the best fighter jet in the world. Thank you for posting this!
outstanding - would love to see to guys come to Australia
As impressive as it's maneuvering capabilities are, you are only seeing a fraction of what the plane can actually do.
From what I recall when I was in, actual top speed, distance/range and a number of other functions are still considered classified.
That's just the way it should be. haha
I can see why you would hope that. But its a common misconception. You dont classify your advantages - that just reduces the weapons deterrence. You classify the flaws so that they cannot be exploited.
@@nicholasuloth6530 top speeds are usually classified in the military, thats definitely the case for us warships.
The Raptor's top speed isn't exactly a mystery...it's not faster than the F-14 or F-15, but I think it accelerates harder. I'm pretty certain it doesn't go past Mach 2.
To those doubting my post, just remember that as of now, the F22 is banned by federal law from being exported in order to protect its stealth technology and classified features. Top speed, range and certain functions/features of the jet are either a rough estimate or omitted completely.
Just saw the F-22 at Selfridge Field ANG this July. It's an amazing aircraft and an amazing show and display. In 1945 during WW2 in the AAC my father came back from Italy and was waiting for his orders to go to the Pacific Theater at Wright Field, Ohio. While he was stationed there, he took part in disassembling and helped to reverse engineer captured German jet aircraft. They worked on making cut-away views on one of the jets in the machine shop there. He would've been proud to see the F-22. I miss him every day. He was my hero.
Who needs maneuverability (like the Sukhois) if you can just pop them out of the sky without them knowing you're in there airspace. This shit has more info than the AWACS.
No, they still need, or at least prefer having, the AWACS.
Can't compare the F-22 and the operational doctrine with the no guns F-4.
@@KjetilBalstad Ofcourse, it's much better to have AWACS around, but what I'm saying is that, compared to any other fighter they can still dominate the sky without those. Good day
@reverse thrust I thought they didnt put guns on it cause it had misslea
I remember when the the F35 was going to be a better dog-fighter than all existing aircraft. Then she became fat, middle aged and out of touch, Now all you hear is how slow and ugly is beautiful too.
@@nicholasuloth6530 Only you are wrong, and for some reason you and other people that are wrong keep saying this, even if you're wrong.
I don't get why? Perhaps it's the shape, ppl have an illusion of what a jet should look like, perhaps you've seen some Russian air show fighters and decided that's how a fighter should look like?
Well, how about listening to the actual pilots, like the Norwegian F-35 pilot "Dolby" .
nettsteder.regjeringen.no/kampfly/fagprat/f-35-i-naerkamp-hva-har-jeg-laert-sa-langt-the-f-35-in-a-dogfight-what-have-i-learned-so-far/
And mind you, that was under early development, while it was limited and still lacked several features, hardware and software upgrades.
And, this is traditional flying, in actual combat the F-35 can track a, in reality, unlimited number of enemies simultaneously, and engage several at the same time, at any direction. The pilot can even turn in his seat, see through his own aircraft at an trailing enemy, fire a missile that will flip 180 degree after launch and hit the enemy behind him.
20:1 Kill death ratio at Red Flag, also before the resent upgrades speaks for it self.
Damn your just a baby flying that monster . Kidding sort of 😂 Man so impressive getting to where you are at. Just being accepted to the Raptor team is cool enough but then you get on the Demo Team? Unreal Congratulations kid you’ve done your country and your parents proud.
Maj. Gunderson.. Loved the video tutorial .. Just watched your show at Ocean City MD Fathers day 06/19/2010 . AMAZING.. NO WORDS..
Amazing stuff! I hope one day you guys will visit the Dutch airforce air show, I'd love to see that beast in action! (next air show will be in ~June 2021, this is a subtle hint :p )
Very nice insight into what the F-22 can do. I can only imagine the awesomeness of the classified manoeuvres
It's known the F-22 can do maneuvers that would outright kill the pilot inside it. Just imagine that.
I am so damn disappointed I still have yet to see an F22 demo. I almost saw it in 2008 or so but the show became mostly cancelled for financial reasons and they left. I just saw the F35 at Nellis this year do a demo and frankly that plane was pretty damn impressive for a single engine non-thrust vectored aircraft. I expected it to be a bit more compact like an F16, in person, but it's a beast of an aircraft. Flight control systems on F35 seem to be mega capable of making it do abnormal things. Would love to see an F22 and F35 combo demo...that'd be sick.
What an absolutely amazing and beautiful machine, that definitely kicks ass and takes names!!!
Say it like Buzz Light Year, “this is not flying, it is falling with style!” 😉
Woody: "pfft he just didn't lose maneuverability post stall"
It makes you proud to be an American and thanks for giving Bob Hoover props.....that being said this plane can do things that violate every known rule if physics and aerodynamics and that is the coolest thing ever
Wow...what did he say...full on intense young man...human computer...hats off son👍
I hope someday in near future I'm gonna see F-22 Demo Team putting a show in my country! With love, peace and respect, from Urmia City, Iran!
The only show you're gonna get will be when they are dropping bombs on your country😂 it's just a joke, relax✌️
DigitalAwareness sure, we’ll make sure the only entertainment you will get is the screaming sound of US sinking sailors or US troops inside bunker crying pinned down relax just a joke 🤙🏻
@@DigitalAwareness Now you might not believe it, but I meant exactly the same thing as most people are fed up with this corrupt, terrorist regime!
Ted, most Americans want to see good relations with Iran. Iran is a beautiful country with tons of potential and good people. I hope to see Iran become a free and peaceful country again.
Get rid of the mullahs and they'll be there.
Maj. Josh Gunderson appears not only to be an exceptional pilot, but an exceptional orator.. This man is going to continue to go FAR!!! Thanks for sharing all of this (and other videos), Maj. Gunderson.. #f22centralcasting
Bless You Maj. That Raptor is so Badd...remembering the first time this jet
flew over it's first N.Tx. air show. Stay Safe, Bee Well, thank you for this
great demo explanation. Shalom to all those current and past for serving.
Regards, Doug
Fantastic explanation of the moves. Thank you for taking yor time to share this. 💗
Got to see him perform at Miramar this last September, it was awesome to see.
Very nice, I flew A6s in the USMC. That plane looks like it loves to fly. Of course I could kick your butt in some ACM. A6 has a one magic turn...then we turn into a grape. Thanks for the video. The Great Gandini
Yesterday I just saw the F22 Demonstration team at my local air show commanded by Samuel RaZZ Larson and oh my goodness! It doesn't look real when it's going vertical. And I get to see it again at Oshkosh!
Awesome video, thanks to everyone on the various Demo Team(s)!! One note, why in the hell would anyone give this a thumbs down? SMDH.
Thank you for your service ❤️
#Respect #Salute
Great video. Yes I'm an old fan boy. I used to play Nova Logic F22 on my PC. Good times. You're doing it for real, awesome! Thanks for the video.
Nice video Josh, tanks!
The slow "conventional" maneuvers are nice. Oh how I'd love to see the fun stuff, I'd bet I'd get a charge out of that.
That would be tough to keep it from going supersonic towards the end of the show when the tanks are almost empty and you're busy with thirty different things. Impressive!
CABO & LOCO,,,your my inspiration as I dream to become a F-22 FIGHTER PILOT,,
Good luck with that bro, youre gonna need it. And good connections too.
@@rykehuss3435 Hard work, determination, and a humble attitude. "Good connections" have little to do with it.
dyce189 If you say so
@@rykehuss3435 I know so.
By far......the baddest plane on the planet!! Seeing the Raptor in action makes me extremely proud to be an American!! He's got in my opinion the BEST job in the military or best job period. F-22 will never be topped......
I´ve attended several F22 demos, and I have never seen it breaking the sound barrier in those high speed passes, I mean It would be awesome to see that from the mighty F22!!
They can’t as it will damage civilian property
Trevor and Trevina’s Gaming Channel Trevor Hong they absolutely can! If the demo is performed at an airport but the don’t do it
thank you for your service!!!
Thank you for what you do for the USA. Enjoyed the commentary.
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It's a beautiful aircraft. Thanks for sharing 👍
Y’all were throwing down two weeks ago or so. I posted a flyby of y’all. See you damn near everyday. Badass!! Be safe guys!
Wonderful narration following the F-22 thru its various maneuvers. You must be very proud, humble, but proud. lol
Best wishes for a fulfilling career in our air force. May G-d keep his protecting hand on you and your fellow pilots.
Thank you for sharing this video! Best aircraft, Air Force pride
Did you see the Smirk on the Major's face describing that last maneuver? Throttle-back...he smiled because inside he is wanting to "get crazy" with the F-22 Raptor's power. Lol...The Major loves the raw power and capabilities of the F-22.
Major....stay in Service and make General. God bless you Sir and the men / women who you Command. HOOAH!
I loved it when you guys came to elmendorf afb
F22 Raptor One Live !!!
MAJ Gunderson, I'm an old CW3 UH-60 pilot and I have to say this and no offense......but does you mom know where you are at?? Either I'm getting old (49) because it looks as if you just graduated the USAF Academy just yesterday.
All jokes aside, your awesome and great video!! I've done my share on the airshow circuit specially KOSH (airport ID) and the F-22 was just getting it's feet wet when I retired so I've never seen it's capabilities and the airport director at KRFD hates airshows because we have UPS and Amazon so he cancelled all Airfests and the F-22 was scheduled to come that following year. Thanks for sharing the video. Be safe!!
That last one would be so fun
ik most might not like this, but the F-22's 'Cobra' maneuver is actually called a Raptor Pounce.
Thank you so much Commander Gunderson!
Great description. Now on to the next G6 super performance fighter.
I have no words. Spot on.
That was absolutely awesome! Thank you!
I as in Singapore at the time of this airshow. My perspective was from Changi Naval Base. The F22 team put on a great show!
Awesome fighter jet F-22! Greetings from the Philippines, Sir..
So fascinating how people came up w the idea to build these flying machines. Marvels me to this day. Ant machine that flies actually marvels me
Thank you for Sharing Major. Aim High US Air Force.
something that imporesses me every time I hear a pilot speak is how dialed in they are to everything. Its like they have a PHD in Aeronautics.
Got to see one at the Kalamazoo airshow back in 2017?. Was loud and awesome lol. It did all these maneuvers :)
Thank you…terrific report!
Nice! Thanks for your service!
Nice vid!
Raptor is an awesome jet. I have always had one question though. At air show, upon take off right after wheels up they always veer off to the left or right away from the show line before going vertical. Not sure why, it is the only jet that I have ever seen do that. Pretty cool to watch though. Has anyone else ever noticed this and know why its done?
This makes me so happy.
All the maneuverability of the Raptor comes down to one thing.
It can get into a position to shoot YOU down before you can shoot IT down. 😲 👍🏻
I probably watched the Original Top Gun, 5k times when I was young. Then ended up afraid of heights, so I joined the Army. ☺️
I realized the pilot in the video was you yourself at 1:50, when your face was visible cuz of the sun 😂
WELL DUH
Enjoyed your debrief!
So amazing kid!!!!!! wish i could do that !!!! Go USA FIGHTER PILOT!!!!!! ABSOLUTELY LOVE IT AND THE TALENT!! Regards, Rene Briones, Sarasota, Florida
One Amazing aircraft
Awesome! Having seen f-22 dem in person the video doesn't do it justice as it looks like it defies the laws of physics. It would b great it u could project a xyz graph in the background to show how beautifully it rotates. Thank u for ur explaination of the flight and Thank u for ur service to our country.
I love the f 22 raptor
Much appreciation for these guys and gals, and for reasons that are not obvious. I get nauseated watching my kids play a video game so how these guys do not get sick is beyond my comprehension.
I love the F22... but I'd have loved to see the YF23 fly in airshows too
itburnswhenip >> Have to agree that was a stunningly beautiful jet. The F-22 team watered the judges’ eyes more I guess...
@@jaybee9269 agreed, i'm shocked they went with the F22 over the YF23 when Northrop was already making B2s, but I've seen videos of people saying Lockheed pretty much bribed their way into production
I've read that Japan might buy YF23s as the F22 was forbidden to be sold to anyone, including allies, but since the original news article on it, not much else has been said.