301飛行隊 青スペマ F-4ファントム サイレンサー 整備 ” Phantom in The SILENCER " JASDF 301sq F-4 Phantom
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- ” Phantom in The SILENCER " JASDF 301sq F-4 Phantom
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#航空自衛隊 #F4ファントム #F4Phantom
Everybody else in the World has turned a cold shoulder on good old Phantom.
Except Japan. Japan gives love and hugs to grumpy Phantoms.
Be like Japan.
Hugs for Phantoms.
Weeb
Japan has now discontinued them aswell
Japan got F35s and is in the process of designing their own Fighter.
Phantoms are obsolete, thats why.
They're not quite so obsolete when you're potentially facing Chinese and North Korean MiG-19's and MiG-21's, but still... they have to replaced at some point when there are better options available.
It was 1987, I was 13 years old living in North Carolina, I lived about 30 miles from Pope air force base. I was riding my bike about 3 miles from home on an old farm land road, when a f4 phantom flying the lowest I had ever seen, banking hard left, flew right over me, he was so low the pilot gave me a thumbs up, I will never forget that day, the sheer awesomeness and sound of it all, love the phantom
Thank you for your nice comments.
It's a beautiful story.
Air National Guard Phantom right?
機体に書かれたファントムフォーエバーにちょっと涙ぐんじゃいました。長年日本のそらを守ってきたファントムに感謝です。
とても半世紀前の機体とは思えないほど丁寧に整備されていますね。
And the Japanese do not mince their words either, when it comes to Phantoms - They allow, they ENCOURAGE these Airplanes to Fly with a very clear Message: Phantoms Forever.
It does not get much solid, clear, straight than that. What a sign of appreciation!
And they are Colorful like in their best US Navy Days too. That is what the love between a Warrior and his Sword looks like.
Best days of the F4. 1980's US Navy Marines and UK fleet Air Arm
@@philellis5504 80's Marines? Marines were flying F-4's when I joined the Navy in 72. Pretty sure they had them since mid 60's.
@@x-man5056 Yea, i was really talking about the Livery's. By the 80's the livery's were really bright and vibrant.
Maintainers are always the unsung heroes. They proved that Phantom and silence don’t belong in the same sentence. Another great video my friend.
I didn't understand why the tug driver turned his hat around @:55. Then @1:07 I see that both the driver and spotter are looking backwards but both their hats are still pointing forward. I had to laugh. I'm sure that wasn't the reason but it was still funny to see.
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やっぱファントムには独特の魅力がある
素敵な動画をありがとう
She's old but she's still beautiful......godbless japan
This is an American plane given to japan
Certainly , you are right
Yes , it is a good girl & mature..
The six jets, part of the 501 Hikotai squadron, were RF-4
It's licensed built
I honestly don't think any nation maintains their fleets as well as Japan. Any aircraft you pick, you could eat off of them they are so clean and well kept up. 👍👍
You said exactly what I thought... F-4 is known to be a maintenance hog, and still they manage to keep them in neat, operational condition. Hot sea environment in Japan is poisonous for these old aluminium beast, yet they look like straight from factory. Respect from fellow aircraft mechanic! (And yes, the airframes I maintain look like trash compared to these beauties)
Japanese have a lot of respect for their equipment period. Look at all the support vehicles.... immaculate. If you get into a taxi, the taxi is immaculate. It's just how they are. I love Japan. Great country and great people.
This thing will fly even after emp attack
You did not see the RDAF yet, then !
you should see the cities, they live in , !
I never would have guessed that dragging around a cranky Phantom on a towbar could be so... elegant! Superb video in every way ❤️❤️❤️❤️
What a wonderful upload! This tribute to the maintainers is well deserved. The aircrew receives the glamour and rightfully so, but it's the maintainers that give them the good jets to fly.
I remember my days as a maintainer on F-14 Tomcats, first with the VF-101 Grim Reapers where I was trained, and then with the VF-142 Ghostriders, where I started on the flight line before working in several different repair shops. I remember crawling down the jet intakes to do inspections. Replacing instruments and displays in both the front and rear cockpits. Riding brakes or driving the tow tugs. Opening panels and replacing boxes. Working for, and with, some of the finest men I have ever had the privilege of serving with.
I'm much older now and those fond memories give me a great deal of pride and comfort. A smile is on my face as I watch this.
Arrigato.
Thanks for commenting.
Comments from many people, including you, are my motivation.
@@1-300 That makes me very happy.
@@oldgoat142 The craziest maintenance stories I've ever heard come from Tomcat wrenchers. You ever hear about a Tomcat with no wheel brake pressure being backed onto an elevator from the hangar deck in rolling seas, only to get too much momentum and hit the lip of the elevator, pop its nose up, then fall backwards into the ocean? Guy told me about that happening as he watched in awe/horror, plane captain and tow cart driver jumped out before they went with it. It was a TARPS bird too, the plane with the fewest problems in the squadron.
@@LRRPFco52 Oh yeah. I've always enjoyed swapping sea stories with guys from other units. I've seen my fair share of weird things, or was told from others.
Had a similar incident happen in my squadron while we were at sea. It was a nasty, stormy night and the ship was rolling pretty good for a carrier, (if you don't think 100,000 tons of steel can't roll around, guess again). They were doing a flight deck re-spot and as one of the tug guys was trying to reposition one of our jets the ship took a big roll and now the guy's trying to push a near 30-ton aircraft uphill on a slick deck. The tow bar snapped and the PC jump out of the cockpit and about killed himself. The jet and tug stayed on the deck but banged the crap out of a couple of other jets and one of the main landing gears got hung up on the catwalk.
Needless to say, it was just a little bit hairy.
I am a retired FAA licensed A&P mehcanic in the USA,I worked corporate jets during my 40 years of doing it.I can only dream of working along side of these true professional men and women in Japan! Phantoms Forever!! Thank you so much!
約40年くらい前岩国にも、ハシュハウスがあり蒸気ではないが消音用の水煙が上がるのお見ていましたね
そこの床には、F14用のマークもついていました、F-4排気音何年ぶりでしょう、ありがとうございます、
涙が出てきました、息子もこの音を聞いて成長しました。
Great tribute to the maintenance crews that kept the F-4 Phantoms flying for such a long career. I salute you!
Thanks for your comment
I also pay tribute to the people involved in the Phantom around the world.
Beautiful as always.
Their longevity is a testament to design, engineering, the pilots and maintenance people.
Phantoms phorever!
Note the first two digits of each tail number is the year they were built
@@echodelta2172 ; Wrong, for 07-8436, 0 is the last digit of the year of delivery (which is also updated on total rebuilds, thus tail numbers change), the 7 is a type class prefix (F-4 or KC-767), 8 indicates an all weather fighter (6 is used for the RF-4 recon) and finally 436 is the actual local serial number of the jet (which doesn't change). The Japanese system thus isn't as simple as the date coded system of the USAF.
The design......the airframe which forgot it couldn't fly....😉
In my opinion, the F-4 Phantom is one of the most elegant and beautiful aircraft ever built.
The other phantom unit emblems on the splitter....the pride and skill of these maintainers working on their mighty birds...the music. Flawless once again, so all we can say is, thank you, once again.
いつもありがとうございます😊
エンジンチェック時に
聞こえるカエルの合唱🐸
なんかじわじわきますね👍
大空を飛ぶ F4。
それを、支える整備士。
何故か、泣ける。
平和である空で、いつまでも、輝やけ。
In my nearly 30 years maintaining aircrafts, been 11 doing that exact work testing F-18 Hornets engines. This video is something to thank, see how hard the mechanic work to keep ´em flying. Thank you for this beautiful piece of art.
やっぱりファントムって機体が最高にカッコイイなぁ
惜しいよなぁ
今日初めてこのチャンネルを発見しました。
素晴らしいです!!本当に画像も綺麗で、なんと言っても編集、構成がとても素晴らしいです😭
映画を見てるような感じで、涙が出てきました笑
これからも素晴らしい動画楽しみにしています!!
Beautiful fighter bird. She is my first Tamiya model I painted and build when I was in high school. Love it thanks Japan for keeping Phantom Forever!
めったに見ることのない整備の光景。
日々完璧に整備してくださるから安心してPさんも任務遂行できるのでしょう。
基地にお勤めの隊員さん達ありがとうございます。
世界中のF4ファントム好きの皆様、ご視聴ありがとうございます。UP 主を差し置きゴメン😢💨💨
そろそろ日本の空でも見られなくなってしまいます残念。
綺麗な画像だし何だか泣けてくる…
FHANTOM FOREVER
やっぱり航空自衛隊はファントムだよなぁ。
涙出てきた
When I was young I felt them flying low over over a village where some relatives lived. And was surprised when relocated to Japan so see them here still active. One of my best air shows few years back in Hyakuri / Ibaraki where they pulled quite a number of the F4 out and into the air. An iconic plane.
You have, by far, the best aviation videos. Nice background music with awesome footage and jet noise. My father worked on the Phantom, VF-92. Long live the Phantom!
Excellent video, the unsung heroes of all air forces - ground maintenance engineers. I know, I used to be one in the worlds oldest and best airforce.
When I was stationed in Japan they had F86s. Their demo team used them and it was great to see them fly. This was back in the late 60s.
The F-4EJ Phantom is a beautiful aircraft, I want it to remain operational for many more decades and never need replacing unnecessarily.
As a Engine Maintainer myself, I appreciate the footage of maintenance. Thank you for this perspective!
As an aircraft mechanic myself, it is simply wonderful to watch how you have captured the normal day to day work of these guys. Another PHABULOUS video.
Thank you
I was wondering how they test the engines of Phantoms without removing them. And now I know. Thank you for sharing another perspective of operating the jets.
Thank you so much for continuing to bring us these wonderful films of the incomparable, utterly magnificent F-4 in their final year of JASDF service, the F-4 will be missed like no other once it's finally gone and you're helping to document them for past, present and future to enjoy...
As we get older we have a lot of bad days. Yet after the bad/challenging days when things comes together you realize how good it is to still be alive. The sun, blue sky's, great espresso and the
F4 Phantoms!!! That sure is good.
Gonna be a sad day when they are retired fully. Will miss the Phamtoms dearly.
Jonathan Cheah
Yea, it’s a crime against humanity 🥺
Mystic legendary F-4 PHANTOM 👻❤️
I thought this was this vid was about...good thing i was wrong
Fantastic video. Love every second of it. Great visual, great music in background. Did leave me a bit emotional, but that is me. A real Phantom fan ever since I was little.....
最近は最新鋭機ばかり注目されていますが、Fー4が1番のお気に入り✨
The one’s I maintained had an HR on the tail way back to 79-82. Long time since I’ve seen a water dumping sound suppressor in action. Thank you!
Wow, those are some very well maintained F-4's. They look awesome!
That jet looks immaculate and can safely fly fifty more years; Japanese discipline and diligent = perfection!
普段は見る事が出来ない貴重映像。『近日公開 乞うご期待』レベル!
何時も素敵な映像 有難うございます
A fine tribute to an historic air warrior, the F-4 Phantom. And to their dedicated crews. Always loved these birds. Japanese are wonderful, peaceful people
Thanks for all your hard work keeping the Phantoms flying for so long .Great
camera work as usual.
The F4 is still a viable platform. Not sure how many years are left in the airframes thought. The F4 is still very fast, maneuverable enough, and carry alot of ordnance. It's kind of like the Dad of the F15X.
いつもながら魅せてくれます。
整備員の一挙手一投足がすべて絵になってます。
ラスト、F-4がドナドナされていく姿にニンマリさせられます。
Wow what a great video again. Great tribute to the Phantom aircraft and the people maintaining them! Doumo arigatou gozaimasu!
The Phantom was the first model plane I ever built when I was a kid. I chose her for her brutal beauty.
Great to see this level of detail. These guys take care of their Phantoms, you can feel the love👍👌
Japan should update this plane. This plane is like a flying samurai. F4 for ever!!!
Love the Phantoms! Hello from California and thank you.
Thank you for another great video!
Love those phantoms and love JAPAN! 👍⛩️🗾👍
素晴らしい映像をありがとうございます
胸の奥が熱くなりました!
最高の映像です!!今年で終わりかと思うと涙物です・・・ノーマル・ブルー・イエローの尾翼が揃ったシーンは忘れません!!!!
わたしも忘れない!!
オジロ・ウッドペッカーも忘れない!!
The quality of these videos, with the detail we get to view, and watching the operations go on. I hope you tell the person who allows you to film these, that we are all very grateful. History will thank you for this later.
1-300 you are an artist -thanks for sharing these valuable films ! Wales UK.
60 year old supersonic fighters still in service. Beautiful.
Those aircraft mechanic personnel are impressive and you got a state of the art maintenance facilities...
Thank you for showing the crews working on these beautiful birds of prey!
Glad they let you on base for a closer look. Excellent work as usual! Real testimony of how detailed the work is by the maintenance technicians on those old jets. That’s a very nice hush house for engine runs- keeps neighbors around the base happier. J79s are loud! Thank you!
Yet another great tribute to the Phantom. I love the way you’ve captured the team effort right through from the ground handlers, technicians and even the guys cutting the grass. All of who contribute their own little part to the whole business of flying fast jets.👍
Something about seeing the ol' girls running and being well taken care of! Gratified to see this in 2020! :)
This is one of my favorite acft ever, at its design was a versatile and great adversary to the Russian migs. It may be that I crewed buffs and they are the same Era but this in my eyes is one of the most elegant fighters next to the f15 and its record breaking.
いつも戦闘機そのものや
パイロットにばかり目を向けがちですが、
整備、管制、補給、彼らの地味で堅実で愚直な仕事がなければファントムは空を駆ける事は能わず、
さらにはその人達を支える為に働く人々が....
full burner in the "hush house" . Great care taken by the maintenance crew!
ファントム、クソかっこいいなぁ!!! 若い女性のメカニックとか、海外旅行とかで外人のオッサンに「お仕事は?」とか聞かれて「F-4の整備を…」って言うの?! ぶったまげるだろ!?
Fantásticas imágenes 1-300 .excelente trabajo del personal de mantenimiento los fantasmas en perfecto estado la pintura preciosa bien cuidados.seme saltan las lágrimas😢.están mejor que nuevos.PHANTOMS.FOREVER.¿por cierto se puede saber cuántos .F.4.y R.F.4. a tenido Japón.muchas gracias un enorme saludo👻👏👏👏👏
Mechanics and ground-pounders. The urgent care providers for aircraft. Once again, superb story telling. No words necessary.
Hi all!!!!!! from Argentina!!!!!! Bravo for Japan, remastering the phantons, the same we could do with the mirages or the skyhaws, how much we lack to have in principle so much initiative and self-esteem. at least we would have to be good copiers if we don't know how to create. until forever !!!!!!

Love How the team Works to keep these Beautiful Birds Flying 💖Japan
Can't wait to see the videos you produce when the F-35As start coming.
The F4 is the only plane that looks and sounds absolutely brutal sitting still. Watching one go full afterburner at low altitude is a life changing experience.
Long live the F4; the grumpy, angry old man of planes.
Im a former Phantom ll pilot i flown mine for 9 years then they gave us the Raptor sad day the Phantom is my favorite lady it can do more than the Raptor any day of the week it breaks my heart to see one scrapped or turned into a drone to shoot down . Keep those sexy ladys purring like wild cats and keep them in the air you can tell i still love the Phantoms its a love affair first fighter i ever flew
Your videos of the iconic F-4 are amazing !
やっぱ自衛隊は物持ち良いですね。
パッと見るとまだまだ飛べそうに見える程綺麗ですよね。
もうすぐ退役してしまうのが残念で仕方ないです…
世界的に見ても空自のF4はかなり程度が良いんじゃないかな??
Growing up in the US in the early 70's The Phantom was King. Still one of the most stunning Fighter designs too date imo.
Love all your videos on the F-4s!
Thank's a lot for this videos on maintenance. Workshops procedure and job are often ignored by the most of people.Perfect video again, I think is time you really try to gent in touch with authorities and try to turn out this hobby into a real job.
Working on UK F4 J UK phantoms at St Athan. a phantom was on the detuner " silencer" one day and sat engine at idle with no problems; then at mil thrust the exhaust plume from the back had somthing bobbing up and down... on reheat all of a sudden I saw this large medicine ball on fire thrown upwards about fifty feet in the air spinning and spilling wildly it was one of very many unique and funny moments in a RAF career... happy days LOLx
Thanks for your comment.
I also wanted to see that moment.
I love the Phantom! Please keep these legend flying forever :)
It's not often that we maintenance guys get any spotlight. Thank you oh so very much!
Phantom, still a remarkable aircraft. Absolutely beautiful. A 'real' airplane!
はじまして。私の一番大好きなF4の見たことがないシーンを、あのようなクオリティの高い動画で鑑賞出来て、とても嬉しく幸せな気持ちになれました。
これからもいろいろな動画作成をがんばってください👍ありがとうございました。登録しましたヨ😀
Love phantoms my favorite bird worked with then alot in Okinawa. Navy and marine birds
Hello again my friend and thank you again for your great great work for keeping the legand of the Phantom and the great people that keep it flying. The ground crews are working hard and deserve your great talent to commemorate them in the hall of fame, side by side with the air crew teams. They are full partners of letting these beautyful machines to keep flying.
Beautyful color scheme of the japanese Phantoms by the way.
As a former technician in the IAF in the early 80' , I know what it takes , taking care of a fighter jet.
God bless you my friend.
Thank you for your comment.
Beautiful airforce goad bless them for their hardwork for their nation.
Your composition is fantastic! The shot of the 3 phantoms lining up for take off, all giving max pitch up deflection on the elevators made me smile. I now want to build a 1/48 scale model of the blue Phantom Forever bird... It's like it has a personality now.
Shrikes, that exact moment really got me too.
@@Jpriest13 I know, right? Phantoms are beautiful, and it makes me happy to see that the JASDF takes care of them so well.
@1-300 Do you ever see the JASDF Phantoms train with live ordinance, or is it all just inert training weapons? In your videos I normally see clean aircraft (except fuel tanks) and maybe a blue inert AAM-3.
何だこの最高の動画は…
F-4最高だぜ
This was really good. There should definitely be more videos like this one. Good work as always!
I grew up next to mcdonnel douglas here in st louis mo phantoms were everything when i was a kid.thank you again for your wonderful videos.
Great video and nice music to go with it. Thanks.
Ah man those phantoms really are something 綺麗.
I didn't know this historic beauty of a plane is still in service Vietnam war era fighter design wonderful to still see the F-4 Phantoms take to the sky I love there design not particularly what there used for
SO cool to see this aspect of aviation, especially involving Phantoms! Again, great video! Great work! Thanks for posting! All the best.
Love the Phantom. Love the paint scheme. Love the video. THX!!!
Cool video. My totally respect for these guys and their job with the marvellous Phantom,nowadays. Good job Japan!!!
Bro I had good memories a great channel wish it would’ve showed that afterburner kickback many good memories
貴重な動画ですね〜。
ありがとうございます。