@@marvinreacts2227 not yet but the US did just approve a stealth strategic bomber program called the B-21. It's a bit smaller and cheaper than the B-2 but has more strategic options.
Yes, previously there was the SR-71 Blackbird. It was also unreal. Currently there are only a few known classified aircraft resembling it that will be made public in the next 3-5 years. The replacement for the B-2 is the B-21 Raider and there are also high altitude surveillance drones like the RQ-180 that would appear strange or unreal. Beyond that only the people in the special access programs know the real truth about what coming down the pipeline.
@@marvinreacts2227 In strictly military air shows, this formation is usually performed with all five in formation and then the 5th peels away on the flyover.
The 6 dark blue planes together in the tight formation with smoke on is the US Navy Blue Angels. They are a demonstration team of US Navy pilots flying F/A-18 Hornets. They are incredible in person. And when you see the similar formations of 6 white jets with the big blue bird painted on the bottom, those are the US Air Force Thunderbirds, flying F-16 Fighting Falcons. Both demo teams are incredible.
@@marvinreacts2227 Do you mean do they each have a demo team or do they all participate in flyovers. Essentially the answer to both is yes. When you see helicopters in a flyover, those would typically be Army or Marine Corps, The Thunderbirds, or any F-22 Raptor, F-16s, and most of the big bombers like the B-2 Spirit are the Air Force, and of course the Blue Angels are Navy.
I was at one game where they did a fly over and the video itself is impressive but doesn't do complete justice. When you are in that stadium you literally feel the boom inside your body and the only way to react is by yelling to kind of release the tension. It's one of the most surreal feelings
The common everyday American Patriot feels the EXACT same way you do everytime there's a Fly-over........a proud display of air superiority on a global scale!
They use the smoke trails when they’re performing aerobatics in formation. They help you to follow the patterns they make in the air. Perhaps you should try to find some Blue Angels videos. They are the U. S. navy aerobatic team and they are amazing to watch.
Basically the pilots have to log in so many training hours so they do these as training in precision formation and time on target. So it's fairly regular accurance.
for flyovers they are granted special permission to fly so low. as you saw in a couple of those videos they are actually below the height of some buildings.
It’s a beautiful site. Loving and being proud of your country is something to be admired. Now we have traitors who kneel for false reasons. Very, very sad and disgusting. God bless our military.
@@marvinreacts2227 When Northrup was developing the 'Flying Wing" design back in the 40's when radar was in it's infancy, even then they discovered the design had 'stealth' properties.
Special clearance was given to Jack Northrup to be shown the Stealth before the public saw it. He stated that that God kept him alive long enough to see his passion become reality.
If I remember correctly, that b2 bomber takes a lot of inspiration from a WW2 german design/prototype I wouldn't be surprised if the technology recovered after the war played a part in usa and Russia becoming world superpowers.
Huh. Didn't know the Westland-Hill Pterodactyl was German... or from WWII, 1928's a bit early for that. Northrop's flying wing work was pre-war as well.
Biggest airforce in the world is the US airforce. The 2nd biggest airforce in the world is the US Navy. We love our planes, and our tax dollars bought them. So i really love when we get to see them in all their glory.
I think everyone outside the US has your same reaction to the B-2 Stealth Bomber lol
Agree with you, but this plane looks just unreal. 😅
Amazing, are there any other types of US planes that are similar to this one?
@@marvinreacts2227 not yet but the US did just approve a stealth strategic bomber program called the B-21. It's a bit smaller and cheaper than the B-2 but has more strategic options.
@@marvinreacts2227 yeah the new developing and new design B21 Raider
Yes, previously there was the SR-71 Blackbird. It was also unreal. Currently there are only a few known classified aircraft resembling it that will be made public in the next 3-5 years. The replacement for the B-2 is the B-21 Raider and there are also high altitude surveillance drones like the RQ-180 that would appear strange or unreal. Beyond that only the people in the special access programs know the real truth about what coming down the pipeline.
When you see a formation of 4 with the 5th slot empty it's usually a "missing man" tribute to those who lost their lives in war.
Ouh, great to know, thank you!
@@marvinreacts2227 In strictly military air shows, this formation is usually performed with all five in formation and then the 5th peels away on the flyover.
@@redrum482watching them fly a missing man formation in person is genuinely shocking and awe inspiring. I've never seen anything like it.
The 6 dark blue planes together in the tight formation with smoke on is the US Navy Blue Angels. They are a demonstration team of US Navy pilots flying F/A-18 Hornets. They are incredible in person. And when you see the similar formations of 6 white jets with the big blue bird painted on the bottom, those are the US Air Force Thunderbirds, flying F-16 Fighting Falcons. Both demo teams are incredible.
Is every part of the military making such things? Also the army air force...?
@@marvinreacts2227 Do you mean do they each have a demo team or do they all participate in flyovers. Essentially the answer to both is yes. When you see helicopters in a flyover, those would typically be Army or Marine Corps, The Thunderbirds, or any F-22 Raptor, F-16s, and most of the big bombers like the B-2 Spirit are the Air Force, and of course the Blue Angels are Navy.
Great info, thank you!
1:44 Yes it's the Northrop B-2 Spirit, AKA the Stealth Bomber.
The B-2 is the Flying Dark Dorito of Death.
I was at one game where they did a fly over and the video itself is impressive but doesn't do complete justice. When you are in that stadium you literally feel the boom inside your body and the only way to react is by yelling to kind of release the tension. It's one of the most surreal feelings
I went to a game with a flyover it’s insane how loud they are the coach was not kidding it will scare the hell out of you.
Damn do I love German people.
flyovers are the best. I love that most reactions have a few tears. flyovers are something everyone should expierence, no matter where you live!
Absolutely! I have to agree with you 💯
The apache flying over the super bowl is one of the greatest flyovers😍
How do you only have 342 subscribers? This is some of the greatest reaction content I've watched, and this really surprises me
Ouh thank you ☺️☺️🙏!!
I live in Kansas City I love the flyovers at the Chiefs game. I was in 3rd grade when DT died in a car accident.
Ouh😭, but with the chiefs you finally have a very good team in kansas👌
I am excited to see how far they can come this year
The common everyday American Patriot feels the EXACT same way you do everytime there's a Fly-over........a proud display of air superiority on a global scale!
An American *Nationalist. It’s military propaganda
B-2 was my fav one tbh
You should do a reaction to the B-2 bomber ,then do one on the B-21Raider
I'm a American visiting here cool video im liking it 😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌
Thank you! 💯💯
Those low flying aircraft that you're talking about is the well designed Fairchild Republic A-10 Thunderbolt II.
That was great, keep it up good sir.
They use the smoke trails when they’re performing aerobatics in formation. They help you to follow the patterns they make in the air. Perhaps you should try to find some Blue Angels videos. They are the U. S. navy aerobatic team and they are amazing to watch.
You should react to the 49 airplane flyover I think it was at a KC Chiefs game. That is amazing to see.
Thanks for that suggestion, 😊
The 49 plane thing was way to high.
Yeah A-10 often fly tree top levels
Yasss!! Love this!!🔥🔥🔥
Basically the pilots have to log in so many training hours so they do these as training in precision formation and time on target. So it's fairly regular accurance.
With your love of precision, please check out the US Marine Corp Silent Drill Team. They are amazing!
That we call the spirot bomb
for flyovers they are granted special permission to fly so low. as you saw in a couple of those videos they are actually below the height of some buildings.
Ill take A-10s any day of the week
Hear! Hear!
Great Video
Thank you!
That is our B-2 Stealth Bomber😳😲
This plane is insane! 😍
It’s a beautiful site. Loving and being proud of your country is something to be admired. Now we have traitors who kneel for false reasons. Very, very sad and disgusting. God bless our military.
This is awesome! You should do a reaction to Philadelphia Eagles fans and see which German team you would relate them too lol
That's a good video idea 😝🤔
@@marvinreacts2227 th-cam.com/video/tQCtdZtOd-M/w-d-xo.html
1:44 the reason why it’s shaped like that is because it’s supposed to be kept under radar.
Aaah, I like the shape ist not like the "normal" one
@@marvinreacts2227 When Northrup was developing the 'Flying Wing" design back in the 40's when radar was in it's infancy, even then they discovered the design had 'stealth' properties.
Special clearance was given to Jack Northrup to be shown the Stealth before the public saw it. He stated that that God kept him alive long enough to see his passion become reality.
If I remember correctly, that b2 bomber takes a lot of inspiration from a WW2 german design/prototype
I wouldn't be surprised if the technology recovered after the war played a part in usa and Russia becoming world superpowers.
Huh. Didn't know the Westland-Hill Pterodactyl was German... or from WWII, 1928's a bit early for that. Northrop's flying wing work was pre-war as well.
@@mfree80286 You are correct. Everyone says we stole it from the Horton Ho. Jack Northrop's flying wing was from 1929.
Find videos B2 stealth, Thunderbirds, Blue Angels
Just another small detail I didn't think of, they have to take who's singing the National Anthem into account, because some performers drag it out.
Merica !
Biggest airforce in the world is the US airforce. The 2nd biggest airforce in the world is the US Navy. We love our planes, and our tax dollars bought them. So i really love when we get to see them in all their glory.
Aw, you cut off the end of the video.
"IVE SEEN THAT." No, you havent.
You are right. I meant on another video already not in reality🙈
Greetings
Stealth Bomber
Can barely hear the video.