B-1 Bombers Takeoff With Afterburners Glowing • The Bone
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- Six B-1 Lancer bombers takeoff with afterburners glowing at Dyess Air Force Base in Texas. The B-1 has the nickname "Bone", derived from B-One. Filmed on February 19, 2016.
Film Credits: A1C Shawn White
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Those planes are one of the loudest planes i have ever heard in person, its incredible how loud they are.
I hear them all the time. I live in Abilene Tx. Dyess is about 7 or 8 miles from my house
Yes common site at raf fairford uk 33.000lb of reheat they are the loudest aircraft in the US air force
@@karinlefevre9988 hey i’ve heard of dyess afb before
You see the engines are massive, so we can understand why they are really loud, it’s amazing
I seen B1 once at an air show in Arizona it snuck up on us at 500 knots never saw it coming it was so loud after it passed by it shook the ground
One of the most beautiful aircraft ever built...just incredible.
The Avro Vulcan is the most beautiful, followed by B1B and TU160.
@@JoaoPaulo-fw3zg the avro vulcan is a badass bomber
@@JoaoPaulo-fw3zg that's an opinion
B1 bomber was a scaled-down version of Boeing 2707 SST that was never built
It's like an American, militarized version of the Concorde.
One of the best looking aircraft of all time....great fucking lines!!
Some American aviators think it looks ridiculous ... really, seriously. Not me though.. not that i'm an aviator.
The B-1 is like that 6'5 SUPER sexy lady. Just a dream come true.
they gave it a Joystick instead of a Yoke
I spent many years working on these. Good ole Dyess AFB Texas. Thanks Again for the video.
Thank you for your service. It's greatly appreciated.
Those B-1 monsters come to town for a reason. And rest assurded....they're bringin' an ass beat down with em'
The B-1 Bone is such an impressive aircraft ! ... Semper Fi
I had one of these suckers do a low level high speed run, with after burners, right over my vehicle as I was leaving a military installation. I never heard or saw him coming and he had to be just under the speed of sound, it scared the crap out of me but what a site.
Same here near a test range. Just above the trees and I about shat myself.
Used to deliver in south Georgia in box truck- seen two once about 300 feet- they turned and both were on their side with wing tips 200 feet above the trees. Awesome! Crossing the Altamaha River on long bridge another time- looked down river as A-10 made a sim bomb run- did a dip as he released. Felt so honored to be a target!
loup garou XD
Marty Elkins sight*
Marty Elkins if he was low he won't be at the speed of sound
i've stood under B-1s at air shows and my first thought is always, "this thing is big."
i had a model when was a kid..many years later i attended an airshow with the Bone. i immediately headed right to it to touch the tires. old childhood fantasy come true :-)
If I recall correctly, it is 1/3 the length of a football field and it can do 900 mph 100 feet off the ground to fly under radar. It's very difficult to go that fast at such a low altitude.
Especially with a plane that big.
ALEX KIM I want to see that
I am impressed with the quality of the video!
This is excellent!
Go thank this man +Shawn White ... he shot it. I told him it would get a million views. It's on the way.
Me too!
Joey Davis
What camera did he use?
yes 60fps is alot better than the usual 30fps
you see twice as much in motion :)
It kinda looks like a military version of the Concorde
DeLEET Titan same concept
@@skny2282 not even close to being the same concept...
variable geometry wing vs. rounded delta, crosstail vs. no horizontal tail... the list goes on.
DeLEET Titan was literally just thinking the same thing... crazy
But much, MUCH meaner.
It has that shape for going fast for arodynamics
One of the best looking planes ever. I worked on the wing carry through section (the titanium bulkhead that the main landing gear and the wing hinge pin attach to) at Rockwell when they were in El Segundo CA. The process included putting various size bars of titanium into ceramic molds, heat them up to white hot under pressure, and the pieces would fuse together to make sections of the bulkhead. This was called 'diffusion bonding". The seams where each section was fused together was then machined flat so they could x-ray and ultra sound them to see if there were any voids. Those voids would then be machined out and filled with titanium weld, and those welds were subsequently checked for voids in the same manner. After all the voids were filled, they would final machine each piece into shape, and then all the pieces would be welded together to make the final bulkhead. I heard from one of the head manufacturing engineers that once, one of the pieces that has passed final inspection for the voids being filled was sitting on a pallet, and suddenly it popped, and split in a section that was suppose to have been a solid piece. As I recall, a few of these planes fell from the sky, and I always questioned if these bulkheads were just snapping due to the manufacturing and inspection process not being good enough.
giving out classified info are we
Or maybe not destressing the weldment properly after the welding process
Had the honor of seeing one up close at McConell AFB in Wichita, Ks. in 2012. You didnt really experience it until it was almost past you, and then, my god, that was the loudest jet i have ever heard. Even with earplugs it was ground shaking. "AWSOME"!!!
I was at EAA in Oshkosh about 30 years ago when I was young. I worked with my uncles and cousins to help park the planes that were arriving at the airshow. I was facing away from the runway when I felt the ground shake and heard this absurdly loud sound. Turned around to see a B-1 climbing at about 60 degrees. I'll never forget it.
I live in Abilene, and I can hear these taking off from miles away. Respect to the engineers who developed this beast.
I just left from dyess I know how it is lol
I always wondered where the "Bone" nickename came from... how funny... B ONE... duh... i shoulda figured that out!
I think like the backbone of the US bombers, it has a larger payload then the B2 and B52 so that might be it
They should have gone through and made the B-1R variant
It came from a news article written about the aircraft
Instead of writing B1 the reporter wrote
B ONE and the nickname stuck
Just like the SR71 was supposed to be called the RS71 but then president Johnson reversed the letters
@@FP194 That is pretty funny how little things like that give rise to new and revised names. I had heard that one about Johnson flipping the letters on the RS71 to SR71... ;-)
Beautiful sight, a " Magnificent Beast".
This has been my favorite military plane since I was a kid. Had the privilege of watching two do a low flyover and sonic boom.
Simply Amazing!
Beautiful birds with the long-nose!
They are so incredibly loud... I live in Norman, OK and can hear their test run up from Tinker. It's faint, but sounds like constant background thunder. They're damn amazing and can carry what a b52 does, go supersonic, then fly low terrain following... Wow!
100 feet above the ocean, is useful for flying under the radar. When I was working on them one of the pilots clipped the ocean surface with the wings and the repair wasn’t fun.
Fabulous video. The sound is awesome - RAW POWER.
Just beautiful!!!
vídeo espetacular ! Vibrante ! Adorei !
I have been parked outside Dyess AFB many times watching the comings and goings of the bone many times. As a certain movie line says... Awesome ! Totally Awesome !
I must say, those are the smoothest afterburners ive ever seen!, nice vid!!
Damn that weather is dangerous. Wind shear and microbursts. Awesome, Amazing video.
Amazing video of the Bone!!!! Thanks for sharing! Keep them coming😎
GORGEOUS BEAST!
Every once in awhile I'll see these buzzing around our base here at NAWS, China Lake. Pretty spectacular to see.
From my time working at Dyess, I can say that the Bone, is definitely the loudest birds I've ever been around.
30 years after the B-1 entered service, it remains one of the loveliest bombers ever built. Its sleek lines belie its deadly capabilities. Great video, thanks for sharing.
Reminds me of the B-58 Hustler, love both craft.
Loved a lot
b-1b is the most beautiful bomber in its class and of the world. its nothing like it. its awesomeness and roar and power and kill velocity. wow... focking awesome.
Awesome!!
What a beautiful aircraft! Great job on the video! Sleeker than a Naboo Royal Starship
Lovely looking aircraft, this and the RAF's falcon bomber are by far the prettiest bomber aircrafts.
Big shout out to all the Bone crew chiefs and backshop specialists keeping those badass beasts flying. Lots of blood, sweat, tears, cigs, dip, and 12 hour shifts working in shitty weather to make it happen.
And the immense amount of monsters and ripits aswell😂😂
this is unbelievably badass
best looking bomber out there, just amazing engineering
That was awesome
Great afterburners glowing great windy takeoffs
Gorgeous plane. Loudest too
XF-84 is louder
that is so cool, and awesome
LOL...when I arrived at Robins AFB in GA, my first day at work, one of these took off.....at first there was this rumbling while it was at idle, so I started looking around at everybody like, "you guys don't hear that?!?!?!"....finally, one of my co-workers saw the look on my face and said, "oh, you'll get used to that, it's a B-1 Bomber.....I ran out the hanger to see it.....the sound that came from that jet as it went down the runway was unlike anything I had ever heard before.....everybody had a good chuckle at my expense that day.....fun times.
Nice bomber.
Live 5 min from an airport. When the B1 came in for an air show, it performed the lowest, slowest, tigutest, and loudest turn ive ever seen before. The massive aircraft seemed to be floating while roaring incredibly loud. One of my favorite plane watching experiences!
Magnific!! The first time i read something about this airplane I was a child now I´m sixty!!!
that was sick
AWESOME
The sound of freedom at its best!
Am I the only one who thinks that the B-1 Lancer is one menacing looking aircraft?
I must be a dog, 'cos I LOVE Bones!!
The best !
beautiful
Awesome.. 👍
holy shit, this is awesome
Out of Dyess AFB..AWESOME
The sound of these can be terrifying.
Beautiful looking aircraft.
What a beast!
They had one at Scott Air Force base across the river in Illinois, just as magnificent in person
Definetly the most beautiful aircraft ever built..
This video doesn’t do it justice of how loud it is. I’m deployed and when they take off you hear them for miles after they are gone
worked it for 6 years, video just cant do it justice the power you feel from it on a cold day , full payload.
Rock and roll baby!!
Awesome plane.
If aviation is your thing, you must see one up close..
I have a love hate relationship with these guys lol. Deployed with KC-135s and hated trying to talk with aircrews when these guys are running engines two spots away for 2 hours, but also love the badassery of them
One of these took off as Oshkosh this year.
Beautiful bird.
I used to live in Abilene long ago as a kid. I lived in both the city and rural areas. Sometimes these would fly so low and slow you would see external cruise missiles attached. That was over 25 years ago.
Beautiful aircraft. Project was canceled in 1980s early on then continued. שלום
I watched them take off and perform for the Dyess Airforce Base's airshow in Abilene, TX. They are bad ass MFs. Surprisingly maneuverable for huge bombers. They were pulling some Gs getting sideways and straight up!!! In summary: mind-shaking loud and bad ass. No video/audio can do it justice.
My fav western bloc bomber
Nice footage, such a great plane. USA keep it flying.
I have a cousin that was stationed at Elles. He told me when they would do static engine tests on these things it would shake his house. That's a bit of power.
This is the sound of Freedom!
Cool shot! May I feature this takeoff in one of my next episodes? Of course with a link back to your original video. All the best to you!
Working on the base, which services them, and having the building shake, and a gut wrenching sound... in your office every week, is just an awesome inspiring feeling.
😊
And being able to hear them on the weekend at your house, and tell your family what it is... There's nothing like it.
😁😁😁
I live a mile from the base, Hearing them is a way of life, I hear protection, even if we have to replace broken windows from the takeoffs I know im safe.
"Where does he get those wonderful toys?" -The Joker
Never heard an x-b70 fly, but I bet that would be the loudest, but for planes in service, B-1 is by far the loudest I have ever heard.
Can you even imagine how proud the designer must have felt the first time he saw her take to the skies?
Speakers just never capture it right. I've seen a few take off and the sound just feels like the ground is shaking under your feet. The power those engines put out is incredible.
Oh, yeah, just light those burners up, boys. What a kick in the pants.
Nothing beats the look of this plane tbh
nice vapor off the edges
Woooooow these Lancers have a bad guy's face !!!!!
Mighty Beasts!!!!!
One of my uncle's worked on the b-1 project. All that he could tell me is he did something in the bomb bay area. The plane was built right under the nooses of a major population center. He said people would watch him even when he was at home. Every one was searched entering and exiting the building's. He and every one was indoctrinated to keep their mouth shut.
Even after the project was out in the open he still wouldn't tell me what went on and what he did.
Has to be one of the most aesthetically pleasing aircraft to look at in the world. If I had ever been a military pilot, flying the B-1 has got to be one of the most kick ass aircraft in the world to hit the burner cans and get the fuck out!!
Can we please have 3 squadrons for the RAAF?
Ellen Kayman NO!! 🙃
Ok some of these things are getting insane
magnifique
Monster from another planet The Bone
I could watch these videos for hours. I have a question.What are the "contrails" I see coming off the wing tips of these jets?
Those are wingtip vortices. The pressure differential from the top and bottom of the wing meet there, and in very wet air as we see here, saturation can be reached, and the water condense. So, it's basically a small cloud. They really don't last long at all since the pressure difference equalizes quickly.
I'm trying to get a few of these but they're backorderd.👍
Icymi, B1 launches w afterburn, always. Aim High!
Saw this at quonset air show and omg probably the LOUDEST plane ever. Even without after burners it makes so much noise
The XF-84 is the loudest ever built. It’s a turboprop but it’s blade tips go Mach 1.18 in idle which makes it so loud u can hear it idling 25 miles away. You can barely hear any afterburning fighter jet that far at full afterburner and you can just barely hear the B1-B taking off 15 miles away. Now just imagine how much louder the XF-84 will get at max RPM producing an 800-900Hz buzz of sonic booms from the prop tips
@@SirensAndAlarmsOfNorthernIL Yes I've heard the f84 makes ground crews queasy even with protection
POWER!!!!!!