T-38 Special Walkaround EAA Oshkosh 2024
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ย. 2024
- “Gremlin” gives us a detailed Walkaround tour of the T-38 Talon that he flies. This 38 is a bit unique as it features some test equipment not normally found in typical Talons. Hope you enjoy!
Great Video! Gremlin gave us a Complete and Thorough tour of that T 38!👍👏 Love that throwback D Day Livery!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Oshkosh looked like an amazing time full of awesome people
One of the most beautiful airframes ever designed!
Couldn't agree more!
Indeed!!!
It is a sleek little package. Sad we never deployed the F-5. So sexy!
I flew the T-38 when it had steam gauges! After flying the T-37 this was a true Cadillac. We did our instrument training in the back seat sometimes , under the canvas hood. It was like being under a blanket. I learned a lot quickly!
This is a jet that almost any pilot could fall in love with. She looks like she is ready to fly. It will be sad day when Uncle Sam retires the legendary T-38 Talon.
The modifications to the inlets and tail pipes were done by engineers at NASA-Johnson Space Center. I was the design engineer of the inlet. the inlet was modified to improve take-off performance to the airplane. The new inlet provided close to a 20% increase in take-off thrust. The ejector mod was done in conjunction with the engine manufacturer, GE, and provides an increase in thrust at cruising speeds.
Love this jet!!!!! I did not work on them but they were near the hanger where I worked on A-10's. Thanks for the video.
Very cool!
it's a beautiful airplane. I remember back in the Philippines, they used to have the F-5s and boy, you'd stop everything you did and watch them in the sky fly overhead, which was a rarity.
Thanks for the video! I saw this beautiful aircraft at Airventure, but was wondering what the Agile Pod was for. Thanks for the look at the exhaust design too. I had to check my photos to see why I didn't remember it and the pics show that there was a cover over the exhaust and the engine intakes. Great to see these birds continue to provide excellent service!
Worked flight line support "engines" at Willie in the mid 80's then again at enjjpt at Sheppard in the last half of the 90's finished up ovhl the engine gearbox's at Hill, a nice jet-- rigging the AB fuel control to main control was fun along with the AB nozzle
Love the paint job.
Fantastic walkaround. The T-38 is SO sexy. Love these videos!
I have always liked the look of the T-38.
Thank you. Very informative video!!!
You are welcome!
Excellent, thank you.
You are welcome!
The plane never ages.
One of my favorite aircraft. I started out on T-38's and F-5's in the early 1970's with Dynalectron Corp. on AOA, APX-72, zero/zero ejection seat retrofits and ended up with Boeing on the avionics upgrade. Great aircraft. I have to say I was a little disappointed when uncle sugar decided not to adopt the F-20 Tigershark. All political K Street shenanigans.
Really interesting walkaround. Well presented. What an immaculate T-38 !
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Thank you! This is the aircraft I would buy for a personal ‘toy’ if I were a billionaire…
I love it as much as an F-104!
outstanding ! thanks for posting.
Another great video, sir! Thank you!
My pleasure!
Such an amazing legacy! Training pilots from the century series and aircraft since that have come and gone.
Great video and more info than normal ... Wow!
No way I'm going to look this good at 61.
Very cool, thanks!
You bet!
MUCH nicer bird than the old A model!
Awesome vid and walk around!
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Amazing video as usual from Erik 😮 🇬🇧 🇺🇸 🌎
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Thx for the walkaround. What was the white block obscuring the HUD ? Very sobering when you step on the seat knowing what the ejection system can do.
Great information 🇺🇸🇺🇸
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Former hafb crewchief 479 th AGS 434 AMU red flight 1981-2 AT-38B 62852
Good lord 130kt stall.
Fuel tanks? Where are they?
British Racing Green! :D
is it just me or does that t38 have a longer nose?
جميل جدا
What's the black fin under the nose?
Antenna
@@ErikJohnstonah! For? Comm? Nav?
@@ErikJohnston ah! Nav/Comm or?
Who owns this bird?
It's an active AF Holloman jet.
@@barrymccockiner6641 I know.
@@barrymccockiner6641 built in 1963.
6:41 Flame Retardant, not water.
It gets me the government will save money by revamping a plane but pay $500 for a toilet seat.😂
Sorry folks.... where I come from in the aviation world, cord showing on a tire is not acceptable. And tapping on a surface hoping to hear a 'failure' in the aileron actuator is akin to voodoo hoping to read your tea leafs..... otherwise a fine a/c video, live long and prosper!
Well, the Air Force has had that chord method for decades and it has worked out very well. And as far as the knocking on that bottom part of the wing, it’s not that we hope to hear anything, but that if it has failed then you would want to catch that on a preflight. That would be a no go item.
@@ErikJohnston My bad...... fly long & prosper!
@@ErikJohnston While we flew with cords showing a fellow IP got a pilot error judgment from an AH accident investigator when the tire hydroplaned and locked up and blew on a wet day.
If I was Millionaire the Lord Jesus Christ and my heavenly father know I would own a F-5E fighter, just to fly to Maine and Alaska, Australia Britain Sweden Germany Iceland and Greenland, only if I was a millionaire, thou the T- 38 would be better choice because you can carry you gear and my wife, maybe another person if you remove much of the instruments and this would probably allow three persons plus yourself to travel though you will need to modify, and I would have to train and train It's a wonderful aircraft it has a good safety factors and it's pretty cool...