Real Fighter Pilots React to Extreme Jet Videos
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- Опубликовано: 2 июн 2024
- Join F-16 Thunderbird pilot John 'Slick' Baum and F-35 pilot Hasard Lee as they react to a compilation of military aviation and civilian aviation videos found on the internet - including making babies cry with 30,000lbs of jet thrust, sharing dangerous low-angle combat strafing stories, and more fighter aircraft antics.
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F-35 fighter pilot, previously flew the F-16, including 82 combat missions. In 2016 selected as the Top Instructor Pilot of the Year for Shaw AFB. Mission commander and the only fighter pilot to fly two different types of jets into combat on the same day.
Making Babies Cry - 0:00
John "Slick" Baum - 01:12
12 G Centrifuge Run - 01:23
Air Force vs Navy - 02:15
Seconds Away from a Fiery Death - 03:36
Supersonic Speed Limit - 04:18
Red Bull Tunnel Stunt - 05:49
Russian Fighter Intercepts US Bomber - 6:46
Scary Low Angle Strafing Story - 07:36
bro with 12Gs is a legend
Bro 10 gs is fucking insane, could only imagine what dude felt like 😅😮
Weigh 100 lbs? Now you're half a Metric Ton😂
“Thats a classic video right there.” I loved it when Baum kept looking over😂😂
Many years ago, I landed at Albuquerque NM for the 1st time and watched a pair of F-18's come in and OMG I thought they were going to crash! I had never seen a carrier type landing before and came away with even more respect for Navy pilots.
I live by ABQ and have never seen F-18's there before. That must've been awesome.
Now you have me questioning myself on what I actually saw! So I had to look in my old flight logbook to see if I could find a clue on what type Navy aircraft they were. I was on a business trip as a copilot that was hired to go down to Chihuahua, Mexico and pick up a just repaired C-47 that had it's tail feathers damaged by being pushed back into a hanger by a hurricane and fly it back to San Jose, Ca . We had taken airlines from San Francisco to Abuquerque, then rented a Baron to fly on down to Chihuahua. We were waiting for the rental to be ready when we saw the Navy aircraft land. This was on Oct. 25, 1974, and F-18's were not in service yet, so I am thinking they may have been F-4's. I am almost sure they were not F-14's as they were not straight winged aircraft. I would ask the pilot that I flew with about this, but he has since passed away. Thanks for your comment!
Wow! Thank you for the info!
These two men are so cool. Theyre talking about flying planes like somone is driving a car.
Great to see an Airforce Pilot wearing the "Snort Snodgrass" Patch.
I live in the florida keys and were fishing about 30+ miles west of key west and a fighter jet flew low and broke the sound barrier none of us were paying attention and I swear the boom sounded like someone dropped a bomb by the boat it was the coolest most intimidating thing I've ever experienced, I've seen F5's F16's F18's and was lucky enough to see a pair of F22's down here in Key West also seen a Chinook flying low man they're massive, I'm just glad these guys are on our side !
Growing up as a military brat in the ‘60s and early ‘70s and living on base, I can’t tell you how many sonic booms I’ve heard. It was very common back then. What a great childhood memory.
I grew next to nas oceana f14s used to buzz our neighborhood all the time we loved it as kids
That Russian plane was the Su-27SM - easily recognizable by the shape of the vertical tails and the IRST position - and a single seater. Su-30 always has two seats (except for the Su-30I variant, which never saw active service).
surprised they don’t know. They seem never been deployed to oversea bases.
Tunnel one reminded me of a video I saw of kids with a gopro went into a train tunnel thinking it was abandoned. They hear the train coming and barely made it out before the train went flying through.
Years ago at Fairchild in Washington at an air show and f-15 broke the sound barrier doing a surprise pass from behind. Was the best part of the whole show
Nice. Great edit for sure. Thank you Hasard.
That incident with the F-4 boom breaking a bunch of windows happened in my home town of Kelowna! During Thunderfest!
The AF Academy incident happened in '68 by an F-105. About 10 years later I did a two ship F-4 flyby there but was briefed by some senior staff guy on no more than 300 kts IAS and no lower than 1000'AGL
As I recall reading, the USAFA incident also resulted in the loss of the graduation dinner, because the broken glass got into all the food.
5:32 when he mentioned Tucson ......... i was on my way home from work that day, as the Thunderbirds did a "little Show" overhead...... quiet impressive, looked so awesome, loved it
Your book just came in yesterday! I read it at night before bed and take notes on a notebook
I just ordered it.
LOL. When Hasard says 2004 is way back in the day.. Boy, am I old....
When I was an F-16 crew chief at Hill AFB we had a transient F-111 go supersonic after takeoff (some type of IFE) and I remember hearing stories about hundreds of broken windows. This would have been in the late 80s or early 90s. He was taking off to the south (the normal takeoff direction) so it would have been right over Layton.
My uncle was the in charge of safety at Hill AFB for years, he recently retired. He always joked that it was his job to stop anyone else from having fun.
Shout out to Hill and Roy Utah
Kudos man. I have a "can-do" attitude towards anything I put my mind into and I say with %100 certainty I can't do most stuff you guys do!!! Kudos to you. I am proud of y'all.
I've played enough GTA 5 I got you if I was flying a jet. Now landing might be tricky 😂
Sneak pass is awesome!
I think the sneak pass is so cool but I grew up around the military my dad used to work at Rockwell so all things fighter planes and or military air is so cool PERIOD!!!
Norfolk, VA here, hear / see jets flying daily every 6 minutes lol.. Though they are never really going fast. But when I was young used to always go to the Air show at Langley & that was pretty cool that I remember lol.
Vapor cones can be generated at very low airspeeds if the temperature and humidity conditions are right. There are plenty of videos of commercial airliners generating vapor cones while landing when conditions are close to rainy or foggy. In fact, fog is actually a naturally occuring static vapor cone, in a manner of speaking. Ask your squadron meteorologist for a rundown on the conditions that are required for vapor cone formation.
The Tucson "mishap" happened several years ago. The broken glass was old, single pane stuff that needed to be replaced anyway. 😉
I was is grade school in the 1960s and we would hear and feel sonic booms regularly. Our class rooms had large widows and they would rattle as the boom hit and we would all yell,
"wow, that was a good one!"
Hey Hazard just rewatched your F35 factory video is there any way to keep another one based more on building the plane. I know there is a lot of classified stuff but if anyone can get ius a cool video put together its you. thank you All for your service. Worst decision of my life was not entering the Air Force
At home in the Pinebarrens of NJ we have JBMDL and Warren Grove Bombing Range. Some years ago there was a sonic boom close to shore which definitely rattled my windows and shattered a shitload. More common in that area than people think.
I love your stuff Hasard, your an inspiration and I love your content. Keep up the good work.
Amazing upload as always! I preordered your book by the way!
I got my book today!
Great as always Hazard👍 but we all know the best ‘fly navy’😉
Ok this is very cool
I love sneak passes!!! I can't wait! July 22 and 23 this year 2023 at the Dayton Airshow in Ohio, The U.S. Airforce Thunderbirds are going to be here!!! Ooooooo, I can't wait!!!
Thoughts on the B-52 Stratofortress?
LEHIGH TUNNEL !
Flying a plane through would be cool and all, but have you ever held your breath while driving the whole way through?
Hasard, I am committed to USAFA for football and will be the class of 2028 most likely, could you do a video on your experience and some tips for those going into it?
Are you trying to be a Fighter Pilot?
Enjoy RAMPs...you won't get hungry like the other 4 degrees/your classmates will be. Just committ to lots of studying, physical work, and stress. Best of times and worst of times.
@@Pablo_lens that’s the end goal but serving in general is good too. Wether as a mechanic or heavy pilot
@@90whatever thanks appreciate it!!
hi, please do a reaction to a complete performance of the Italian "frecce tricolori", I enjoy their performance quite a bit. they fly 10 planes and do the entire performance (takeoff, separations, rejoinings and landing all within the spectator's view)
Would love to have a show with yall . Lers find all the fighter pilots and all het together
On July 28, 2011, an Alabama ANG F-16 overran the runway at Oshkosh (in front of thousands of people!). The nose gear collapsed, the intake scooped up dirt, and the airframe was severely damaged. Later that day, a vintage Navy FJ4 Fury jet overran the same runway, ending up not far from the F-16 (still embedded in the dirt). The FJ4 was undamaged and was towed away. That's the best illustration I've seen of how the Navy and USAF landing gear are designed differently. 🙂 I've got pics of both aircraft.
Oh yeah. You mean buzzing the tower at 200ft in Luke? Scared the crap out of me
You should try a collab with Ryan Bodenheimer aka MaxAfterburner.
Alex Hollings & Ryan McBeth? Ryan as an army guy has gear opinions on ground based AA systems.
DUDE DID 12 STACKS
Correct me if I am wrong but I think most things performed in air shows have actual tactical use cases. it is a demonstration of the capabilities of the pilots and how the aircraft enables them to perform those. I always assumed the sneak is a demonstration of how pilots can use the aircraft for show of force. I always wondered why show of force can be useful in anyway until I had one of these badboys roar over my house when blue angles were in town. my whole house was shaking. Fortunately I was already sitting on the bathroom; pants was saved.
I swear I thought you said Slick Bong😂😂😂
can i know a website to buy these kind of pilot suits
Hey hasard, what's the watch youre wearing?
If ya'll did a podcast. It should be named Baum Hasard
Oh yeah, landing. Marking the boards with a black marker for the pilot that scraped on landing at least 1inch?! Haha. Beer Friday
guys, i grew up on airforce bases before all the restrictions were in place. lived on base allways. my parents never had a broken window. they shook, but never broke. we are talking century fighters!
the Red Bull Tunnel Stunt was actually performed in Turkey.
I landed a G-68 on a P-4 at 600 knots at Mexican Air Base once
he said 2004 ... yeah that was way back in the day.. omg.
12g's is insane
“Slick” should have gone with the callsign Lip. He could have been “Lip” Baum.
Im 5 miles from beale air force base in northern California and in late 80s to early 90s there were a lot of Sonic booms heard. Everything one blamed it on the sr 71. Probably was since we seen it all the time. But who knows
Due to my uniform I was viewing the Tbirds from a restricted area and saw a sparrow get sucked in. Highly skilled pilot pulled it up and made the runway. A crowd of people never knew they were in any danger. Bad rumor that someone threw stuff at the jet. I was interviewed by the cops (sp) and my CO had to vouch for me. When the engine was tore down the sparrow was confirmed as the object. Btw... fighter jets ain't sheet you should see what a strategic bomber can do... really make you think your eyes are playing tricks.
Navy jet's require the stronger landing gear due to the much harder beating they have to take when landing aka trapping on an aircraft carrier. So it's ingrained on Naval aviators to basically "crash" the plane on the ground. They know the gear can take the punishment lol
they made a baby cry, that was funny. do it again.
So based off your last comments TIC are SOL if the airfare needs to do low angle strafing run to save them cause it's too dangerous, the AF keeps trying to cancel the one airframe that's designed to get down in the weeds n fight??
If someone broke my windows by doing a super sonic pass in an airplane, I'd pay for my own window & buy them a beer, because it would be awesome. I work right by the old Mather AFB, and I always hope someone will do it during an airshow or something. We also have Aerojet right down the street, and they used to make an insane amount of noise back in the day, and nobody cared, nowadays people complain about the airfield, and dragstrip constantly. It makes me wonder why they bought a house at the end of runway when you don't like airplane noise.
what if you and your family members were in the close vicinity of the windows and everyone got impaled by broken glass and had some serious injuries and lived...you would still buy them a beer ?
Book just showed up but no Wonka ticket...😢
Last 2 minutes I felt like I forgot how to understand English.
Must be a hard life for Hasard having such a boring job, a face only his mother could love.
Is hasard his name or callsign?
4:30 wasn't that a F22?
"This was 2004" Hasard - "So yeah way back in the day".. Lol.. We hunted Iraqi equipment via A-10 in '03.. it was a while back 🙃
📍5:49
react to argentinian air force low flights
Hasard Lee?
Do A'll every take a flight and say Navy or AF on landing??? no fair but some time correct
SU-27SM….. bro called it a SU-30
I guess Navy planes have to be beefier because they land on a moving runway?
Oh you like hearing :) lol ill fix that :) spots thunderbirds BAAAAAAAAA !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! SCREAMS POINTS TO JETS
5:52 that is awesome 😮 i would love to be in that plain while he did that ( 💩 my pants) . Man i did simulation and its scary but the real thing trumps the fake 😮
lmao
Hope the guy at 12g isnt self concious, i look a lot worse when i climax!
Thunder Birds are Sisi’s compared to blue angels! Navy pilots are real pilots!
That ridiculous clip of you selling a book from the cockpit earned you an unsubscribe Sir.
I love jets, but this was really bland.
Yawn...
Is the norm these days, no matter the subject, saying the immature "right, right, so.. right?