Landing the Convair B-36 Peacemaker at Roswell Air Center Boneyard Roswell New Mexico in FSX.
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- Convair B-36 Peacemaker
Air Force Niner Two Zero Three Seven
Landing at Roswell Air Center Boneyard
Kilo Romeo Oscar Whiskey
Sept 1959
I prefer the landing sequence in "Strategic Air Command" (1955) , rather than CGI cartoons
Cry about it
Some people are really into this sort of thing. If you aren't, that's ok. Just keep scrolling. No need to leave a childish comment.
I don’t think anyone really cares if correct terminology is used. Nice video thanks for posting.
My cat loves cartoons.
The 6th Bomb Wing was a B-36 heavy bomber wing based at Walker AFB near Roswell New Mexico. When the B-36 was phased out in the late 1950's, almost the entire fleet was flown to Davis-Monthan AFB near Tucson Arizona.
Majestic!
i dont think the front gear is supposed to touch first.....🤔
You are right, the front gear wasn't supposed to touch first.
I had a really tuff time with this one, This landing was the best out of 4 attempts. The airspeed was too hot on final. The other 3 were too slow and I stalled her out. I will be posting another B-36 landing sometime this year. Thanks for watching.
@@FlightSimDude i was just busting your chops🙂
@@roofieandraggy16 LOL. Between my FSX Piloting skills and the aircraft model I sometimes have less than perfect landings. I usually do pretty well but this one was one of the hard ones. LOL, There are a couple of more you will see if you get around to watching the rest of my videos. Thanks for watching all the way to the end of the video.
I didn't know there is a boneyard in Roswell. Thought it was in Tuscon.
@@dennisholder8427 Roswell is also a boneyard
I thought it was going to be real.
If you are going to do this, at least learn the correct terminology. In the U. S. Flight Levels are not used below 18,000 feet (FL180). In other countries Flight Levels may be lower. 9000 feet = FL 90. Not FL 9000. FL 900 = 90,000 feet.
The ATC / Pilot dialog came from FSX. By the way, it is not the same everywhere.
Also 9000 feet = Flight Level niner thousand not nine thousand. None of the planes in FSX go to 90,000 feet and if they did it would be niner zero thousand.
My comments follow the AF lad. Please use correct terminology or stay quiet...
What comment is that?