F-35 Operations • Spangdahlem Air Base
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Rapid Forge aircraft are forward deploying to train in coordination with NATO allies in the Baltics and Poland. The operation ensures the U.S. Air Force is engaged and ready with credible force to assure, deter, and defend during a potential threat. Rapid Forge aircraft are forward deploying to bases in the territory of NATO allies in order to enhance readiness and improve interoperability.
Video by Airman 1st Class Chanceler Nardone 52nd Fighter Wing Public Affairs and Airman 1st Class Alex Miller 52nd Fighter Wing Public Affairs
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Very cool!
Merry Christmas.
I concur!!
I take offense to your description. It isn't to ensure that the US Air Force is engaged! It is to ensure a TEAM effort. Germany needs to ensure they invest enough of their GDP so they aren't overly reliant on the US taxpayer's!
When I was there they had F-4 Phantom "D" planes! Crap compared to this thing!
I too was stationed at Spangdahlem in the seventies when we had C and Ds, we were so envious of Bitburg and their 15s, looking back I was the lucky one being at Spangdahlem and not Bitburg.
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Thanks for uploading this. We had 3 jets fly just over top of us recently in a suburban area, in a tight V-formation. If my Mom wasn't with me, I would have thought I had fantasized the whole thing it was so shocking to see 3 in tight formation near the ground. The noise was incredible and nearly shocked us. I only saw the back end of the jets, about 75 yards away (guessing) on a sunny day, so we were not sure if they were F-16 or F-20 (F-16s are still used yes??). This was in a suburban area and we were quite surprised how low they were flying. I don't wanna give the local in case the military prefers people not know, but let's just say in a very middle America city, not far from an AFB. We weren't offended or bothered, but were still taken aback by how low they were in a suburban area. Well anyway, we love all of our USA jet pilots and hope they are all safe and well compensated for keeping us safe---including good health care in later years. God bless.
Hill AFB back in the States??
Nice looking jet.
Widać było polskiego żołnierza! Już się szkolimy do obsługi tych cudeniek!
Cool vid, hope 2020 goes well for all.
"Elbow wrapping " a cord.....the absolute worst way to wrap up any line....It twists whatever the cord is made of --breaking strands....NEVER EVER DO IT
Someone teach these Airmen the "Roadie Wrap" method. th-cam.com/video/kda4DPAn3C4/w-d-xo.html