“Why don’t we do freestyle Fridays?” Marine Corps air wing: “Here’s our first volunteer to take everyone’s barracks duty assignment this weekend…any more questions?”
Hi Hasard! Question: how different is the training for the three variants of the F-35? Do pilots just do the same training no matter where they go? Or are they separated so navy folks train carrier landings, marines do VTOL, etc? Maybe a common part and then specializations? Thanks for your videos! Really interesting :)
Every training squadron has its own training regimen because they're all led by different people. This especially includes training for different types of aircraft. I'm no instructor but my father, Lt Col. Dave Leazer has been an f-16 instructor since the early 90's, just retired a few years ago.
Iirc, in US service the A is Air Force, the B is Marines, and the C is Navy. Naval Aviator training (that the Marines also go to) is different from the Air Force Pilot training, so that would be one key difference. Then on top of that, in each school Navy or AF you'd learn the basics of flight, then get selected for your airframe and move on to how that works. In normal circumstances airframe classes are separate, so a Super Hornet class wouldn't learn with an E-2 class, theyd teach each other stuff thats unnecessary, so becides the overall avionics being very similar, i doubt the Marines and Navy F-35 pilots learn with each other, and for sure the Air Force guys are on a whoke seperate base.
I love how the DCS stuff sometimes appears in media as “real”. Like the aircraft carrier scenes. Show me a boat whose deck is that clean. Not a skid mark or grease stain anywhere!
Would love to see a squadron of retired fighter pilots (and rio's), like Hasard, Ryan from Max Afterburner, Mooch Carroll, CW Lemoine go up against a squadron of elite virtual only pilots like Growling Sidewinder, Longshot and their buddies.
@@BlyGuyBecause obviously the way you do BVR engagements needs you to fully understand your aircraft and weapon. The stuff in dcs are only used from public infos. real life might be way better. for example a MAR for a aim120c in dcs up at 30k feet is around 30 miles. But real life might be 50 or 80. But only the real pilots know that. So when you get into a fight all of a sudden you start defending at 50 miles where the missile only has that kind of performance in real life then you can get into a lot of trouble. Beucase many countries will be watching and thats why its classified.
4:39 i think you missed the asymetrical thrust maneuver from the su-27^^ that was brilliant move from that sim-pilot^^ like in top gun - maverick the dogfight scene^^
I think that has definitely become even more popular after Growling Sidewinder started experimenting with it after it was shown in the movie, and especially after he showed that yes, in fact, it does work as long as you manage the asymmetry. Just remember kids: If you are going to try this in DCS (or any sim, really), don't actually move the throttles asymmetrically. Just pull the burner from the side you want to turn towards and be ready to flick it back on so you don't flat spin. And don't forget that the further apart your engines are, the more effective the maneuver will be.
He’s not a sim pilot so he probably looks at things different. It’s like a actual tier 1 soldier watching call of duty 360 no scopes……. It’s ridiculous to them
Hi Hasard. The first video deals with a F/A-18 Swiss Hornet. The solo display pilot does a demonstration in the heart of the Swiss Alps. Specifically on a shooting range named AXALP. This aerial show takes place every year and fighter planes make real shots at targets in the mountains. Trust me, a spectacular time to live !
American pilot thinks they are the best in the world as a result they don’t know a thing what’s going on outside America, except when they are « killed » in red flag or others NATO air meets exercise. I remember so many example of that….. « hard to be humble »….
@@darkofthearmy in this job the tech is a pro for sure but the pilot could be a cons, so the aim is to defeat the pilot, and i can tell you that it appears sometimes that some US pilots rely too much on their tech forgetting the tatic''s basics ....
@@Fly-RoadI'm pretty sure he was only saying it's clearly not a US jet because of the altitude and the flares, most likely against some training rules or something... how did you get that he was saying US Pilots are the world's best from that..
The first clip was a Swiss Air Force vintage F/A-18 during the annual Axalp "Fliegerschiessen" in the Swiss alps. It includes target practice with the gun in between the air show elements as shown in this clip. There are quite some spectacular maneuvers to be seen, as the Swiss really know how to get the most out of the original Hornet in a confined space between two mountains and I'd love to hear your comments about it. 😊
Hi Hasard, Thanks for all the US aviation and fighter pilot content, I’ve been watching for a while and love seeing the difference with the UK where I’m at. I’m 18 and last summer did my first solo flight in a glider with the cadets, before that I had a pretty strong desire to fly fast jets as the RAF calls them, but the solo solidified that passion even more. Thanks for all the content, it helps sometimes when I’m stuck at college doing my A levels, and need to remember what I’m putting all this work in for. Rob
I remember just rolling around on the floor laughing after watching that last one in a theatre. Movie's name is 'beast' and it's about this guy sneaking into Pakistan in a su30 and kidnapping a terrorist, stuffing him in the back and fighting his way into the sunset.
The dcs carrier clip was from grim reapers, they were trying to use a cobra to land on the deck and if I remember correctly they did catch a wire after about a week of trying
Hi Hasard! I have shared the video to all my friends and have been subscribed for a good minute. I am truly appreciative of the hard work and sacrifice that you and your camarades have made, serving our country, and you can bet I already pre-ordered your book -- I cannot wait to read about your stories! Fun fact: I work on the F-35 project at Northrop Grumman ... so in a unique way, we have one less degree of separation than I would've thought. I wonder if any of the planes I am on projects for will make their way to you piloting them -- now that would be really cool. Would love to chat more with you, one day. Thank you again for all you do. Jay
I am then not impressed by the so-called "Crazy Jet Video". Between the years 1950 and about 1975, Sweden had the most fighter planes and pilots. They flew the Lansen, the SAAB J-35 Draken and then the SAAB SK37 Viggen. These Pilots would constantly practice flying above the speed of sound, just above the treetops and not many meters above the water out at sea. Many pilots had to put their lives on the line, as the slightest wrong movement and the plane crashed and pilots died. They flew like it was real combat. To counterattack − Fast and low with the Lance and Viggen (press subitut for English text) th-cam.com/video/-SCSaQ5biqk/w-d-xo.html “The Viggen Plan was always trying to hunt us down "th-cam.com/video/fx16wfyoBPE/w-d-xo.html
Regarding the flares at low altitude, have seen at many US airshows (Nellis and Miramar), where both the USAF and USMC have done flare deploys under 1000 feet agl. That being said, I do know airshows (especially at bases) have totally different rules. Awesome vid as always!
Its a chick movie and youre expected to just bite your tongue and appear as if youre enthralled or something. Thank God for this video. I dont need to watch it but I feel much better now. LOL.
i just found your channel but i love it already keep up the good work and i was just wondering as someone who wants to join the airforce what was the hardest part of becoming a jet pilot
They do something similar. Here's a quote about an F-5 doing it (they're not using split throttles though) : "I can close my eyes and picture chasing Kemo Percival through a very offensive Rolling Scissors only to have him execute the most perfect Pirouette and pass me 180 out, neutralized, with my jaw hanging open. If this had happened just once, I would have chalked it up to an accident of aerodynamics. But time and again I watched as a rare offensive position was eliminated by this impossible escape. When flying by myself, I would practice over and over; 45-60 degrees nose high, 220-180 knots, full aileron deflection, full opposite rudder, stick first full aft then quickly to full forward. When Kemo did it, his plane rotated horizontally, swapping ends in a blink while still maintaining enough energy to continue flying and fighting. When I tried it, following his recipe to the letter, I ended up either mushing through a reversal of direction but completely without airspeed, or rolling sideways and pulling through a slow speed wingover. No help at all."
As someone who has met the F-22 Demo team for CAP and was hoping to coin someone or be coined, I would greatly appreciate the possibility of getting that F-35 patch as it must mean a great deal of respect and hard work. I hope to achieve my dream and the dream of many people involved in aviation to become the pilot of some of the amazing aircraft everyones country has to offer. I am more of an F-15 and F-22 guy 🫡🇺🇸
I could use that patch. I don't have long to live so I'm trying to win everything I can. My nephew is a fighter pilot and he is an interesting guy to talk to. I'm fascinated with fighter pilots and the skills they have.
Im actually very glad that real fighter pilots are on youtube now. It really allows outsiders to get a better impression. Also that patch does look fancy.
i think the DCS clip with the F18 dogfighting the SU-27 was a growling sidewinder vid where he was experiment with differential thrust in various jets.
Hi Hasard, I’m wanting to join the USAF in hopes of being a F-22 pilot, but im still in high school, and I wanted to know what basic training is like and the steps to becoming a Fighter pilot. I ask this because I was told I am going to have to scrub poop off of the bathroom floor using a toothbrush, and other gross stuff, and volunteer for a lot of stuff to get a chance at becoming a Fighter pilot, so I wanted to ask if this is all true. Thank you
You don't go through the basic training the enlisted go through if you want to be a pilot. You'll need to go through one of three methods of commissioning, which are through a service academy, in your case it would be the United States Air Force Academy, an ROTC battalion at a university or college, or Officer Candidate School if you go through Air National Guard. I can't speak on the steps to becoming a pilot in the Air Force, I went with Navy ROTC. But you should seek out talking to ROTC battalions at universities you are interested in and looking into the Air Force Academy. But you should worry about the alligator closest to the boat. Focus on doing well in high school and getting athletically fit and prepared for military service. When your Junior year of high school rolls around is when you'll start applying to USAFA or other institutions of your choosing.
I'm looking forward to reading the book. I've got it Amazon pre order. The closest thing I will come to flying a jet. It's going to be super good and super thorough.
Sir I am watching your videos for more than 1 and half years now and I am happy to say I have been selected been selected for INDIAN NAVY as a NAVAL PILOT...I have tried multiple times to get the patch but no luck...I wish before joining the Naval academy I am lucky enough to get the patch...
looks like first vid is of a Swiss F/A-18C. Second vid is maybe a L-39? Possibly Russian Trainer based on the Camo(not sure though. The "Team America" clip looks to be a Bollywood movie. Kinda Gets verified by SU-30(MKI I'm guessing). Overall, pretty good video. I tend to fly in DCS a lot. Mostly the F/A-18C. Maybe someday I'll get around to fully learning the F-16C
retired crew chief! Nellis AFB 64th Aggressor Squadron! We had some pretty good Freestyle Fridays! Our pilots would always throw us a hell of a party on TDY though! Love you guys! (as long as you aren't breaking my jet!) LOL
Made a 98 on my ASVAB. Chased rock’n’roll instead. Had great success. But still. Despite not having the vision necessary for a fighter pilot I always have the sense of regret of what could have been. Hell. Had to beat the Navy recruiter off…. with a stick. Chill out Seamen lol.
nice to hear professional pilot think about crazy shit what can you watch on YT. I'm curious what it's to seat in f35 and have around f22 do you see it properly on radar without extra reflecting installations? how they f35 vs f22 dog fight?
Nice comments on the low flying and flares, this is Switzerland a small country with 67% Mountains (The Alps) the place they do this is called Axalp, happens every Year and they do know very well what they do, and there are no forest around the area, so no risks for fires.
Quick question…where did you get that art behind you. I have a best friend that is an E9 in the Air Force and has been assigned to a Viper squadron and now a F35 squadron, so it’s a perfect first for him
The first aircraft is a Swiss Air Force F/A-18 at Axalp in the Swiss mountains (no trees there) yearly live fire exercise. Attracts lots of visitors obviously.
If I send you some of my content from sim combat in warthunder would you evaluate it. Edit: I don’t use a crazy sim setup or anything but feedback could be useful
I don't know how I ended up here but here I be. The film an other poster mentioned India, I think, well it did not look like something to critique in any meaningful way, did someone send you those? :-)
I absolutely love the video, i however have a single thing to say about the first clip, when oyu said that it "ins't a us jet" it is in fact an F-18 legacy hornet of the us navy.
You should check out some footage from on TH-cam from - Mach Loop in wales uk some good footage of low level through the hills. Have you ever flown in the uk?
Just for info: The first clip is a swiss jet. Thats the yearly flying shoot training where they display the jets and so on. "Fliegerschiessen AXALP". You will find allot more clips of that event. 🎉
The Pilot who did the split throttle manouver at 4:40 is HRP Trigger, he has a youtube channel that is worth checking out if someone is interestend in cool dcs areal combat
I was hoping you'd notice that the moron on the aircraft carrier lost his radome (nose) in that little stunt. hopefully it went overboard and didn't hit anyone.
Wasn't even wearing a helmet 😂
South Indian hero, wouldn't be surprised if he opened the cockpit and did that BF kill with a launcher and jumped back into the plane too
@@Archer89201the rendezook💀
But he flew a Rafale, though.. 😂
Well it was a South Indian movie; so...
this is indian movie fact bro😂😂
Amazing clip from axalp 👏. Would love to see the blue angels performing there.
“Why don’t we do freestyle Fridays?”
Marine Corps air wing: “Here’s our first volunteer to take everyone’s barracks duty assignment this weekend…any more questions?”
Can’t wait for the book! Still one of my fav content creators!
Hi Hasard!
Question: how different is the training for the three variants of the F-35? Do pilots just do the same training no matter where they go? Or are they separated so navy folks train carrier landings, marines do VTOL, etc? Maybe a common part and then specializations?
Thanks for your videos! Really interesting :)
Every training squadron has its own training regimen because they're all led by different people. This especially includes training for different types of aircraft. I'm no instructor but my father, Lt Col. Dave Leazer has been an f-16 instructor since the early 90's, just retired a few years ago.
Iirc, in US service the A is Air Force, the B is Marines, and the C is Navy. Naval Aviator training (that the Marines also go to) is different from the Air Force Pilot training, so that would be one key difference. Then on top of that, in each school Navy or AF you'd learn the basics of flight, then get selected for your airframe and move on to how that works. In normal circumstances airframe classes are separate, so a Super Hornet class wouldn't learn with an E-2 class, theyd teach each other stuff thats unnecessary, so becides the overall avionics being very similar, i doubt the Marines and Navy F-35 pilots learn with each other, and for sure the Air Force guys are on a whoke seperate base.
Thanks for the video!
Amazing insight to how different pilots from air force and navy are trained differently 🤙🤙🤙
Hi Hasard,
Please may I kindly ask if you may deliver your book to the UK ? I prefer reading using a physical book :-D
Thank you
Kind regards,
Jas
I love how the DCS stuff sometimes appears in media as “real”. Like the aircraft carrier scenes. Show me a boat whose deck is that clean. Not a skid mark or grease stain anywhere!
Helmets are optional, looking cool is mandatory.
I'm surprised the Bollywood guy didn't jump out of his plane and throw a Tow missile at the other guys with his bare hands.
Very kool videos!!
Now react to Bob Hoovers engine out routine
Would love to see a squadron of retired fighter pilots (and rio's), like Hasard, Ryan from Max Afterburner, Mooch Carroll, CW Lemoine go up against a squadron of elite virtual only pilots like Growling Sidewinder, Longshot and their buddies.
would pay to see this!
Thats not gonna happen. They could also only fight with guns, no missiles.
@@i.ak.1684 why?
@@BlyGuyBecause obviously the way you do BVR engagements needs you to fully understand your aircraft and weapon. The stuff in dcs are only used from public infos. real life might be way better. for example a MAR for a aim120c in dcs up at 30k feet is around 30 miles. But real life might be 50 or 80. But only the real pilots know that. So when you get into a fight all of a sudden you start defending at 50 miles where the missile only has that kind of performance in real life then you can get into a lot of trouble. Beucase many countries will be watching and thats why its classified.
@@niuniuhhh I'm talking about real pilots that Also play DCS. Not randos
4:39
i think you missed the asymetrical thrust maneuver from the su-27^^ that was brilliant move from that sim-pilot^^ like in top gun - maverick the dogfight scene^^
I think that has definitely become even more popular after Growling Sidewinder started experimenting with it after it was shown in the movie, and especially after he showed that yes, in fact, it does work as long as you manage the asymmetry.
Just remember kids: If you are going to try this in DCS (or any sim, really), don't actually move the throttles asymmetrically. Just pull the burner from the side you want to turn towards and be ready to flick it back on so you don't flat spin. And don't forget that the further apart your engines are, the more effective the maneuver will be.
He’s not a sim pilot so he probably looks at things different. It’s like a actual tier 1 soldier watching call of duty 360 no scopes……. It’s ridiculous to them
@@PhycoKrusk flat spins... fun
@@k.t.1641 Yeah, but it's something the real SU-27 is capable of doing, if the airshow demo's over the years have proven
@@k.t.1641 Asymmetric thrust combined with rudder was used by real WW2 bomber pilots to give enemy fighters a false lead when lining up the sights.
Hi Hasard. The first video deals with a F/A-18 Swiss Hornet. The solo display pilot does a demonstration in the heart of the Swiss Alps. Specifically on a shooting range named AXALP. This aerial show takes place every year and fighter planes make real shots at targets in the mountains. Trust me, a spectacular time to live !
Yea. I was confused when he said it’s not a US jet tho since the F/A-18 was designed and built in the US but I can see the other side
American pilot thinks they are the best in the world as a result they don’t know a thing what’s going on outside America, except when they are « killed » in red flag or others NATO air meets exercise. I remember so many example of that….. « hard to be humble »….
@@Fly-Road well they do have the best tech
@@darkofthearmy in this job the tech is a pro for sure but the pilot could be a cons, so the aim is to defeat the pilot, and i can tell you that it appears sometimes that some US pilots rely too much on their tech forgetting the tatic''s basics ....
@@Fly-RoadI'm pretty sure he was only saying it's clearly not a US jet because of the altitude and the flares, most likely against some training rules or something... how did you get that he was saying US Pilots are the world's best from that..
The first clip was a Swiss Air Force vintage F/A-18 during the annual Axalp "Fliegerschiessen" in the Swiss alps. It includes target practice with the gun in between the air show elements as shown in this clip. There are quite some spectacular maneuvers to be seen, as the Swiss really know how to get the most out of the original Hornet in a confined space between two mountains and I'd love to hear your comments about it. 😊
Last clip was the definition of “Indian Top Gun”
Lol that scene was joked about a lot in India as well.
Actor: Vijay thalapathy
Movie name: Beast
Main language: Tamil
And has the worst reputation in fighter piloting
Hi Hasard,
Thanks for all the US aviation and fighter pilot content, I’ve been watching for a while and love seeing the difference with the UK where I’m at. I’m 18 and last summer did my first solo flight in a glider with the cadets, before that I had a pretty strong desire to fly fast jets as the RAF calls them, but the solo solidified that passion even more. Thanks for all the content, it helps sometimes when I’m stuck at college doing my A levels, and need to remember what I’m putting all this work in for. Rob
Keep it up, my friend!
Wish you all the best robert. Follow your dreams
me and you have very similar goals, hope you make it!
I remember just rolling around on the floor laughing after watching that last one in a theatre. Movie's name is 'beast' and it's about this guy sneaking into Pakistan in a su30 and kidnapping a terrorist, stuffing him in the back and fighting his way into the sunset.
The dcs carrier clip was from grim reapers, they were trying to use a cobra to land on the deck and if I remember correctly they did catch a wire after about a week of trying
Hi Hasard! I have shared the video to all my friends and have been subscribed for a good minute. I am truly appreciative of the hard work and sacrifice that you and your camarades have made, serving our country, and you can bet I already pre-ordered your book -- I cannot wait to read about your stories!
Fun fact: I work on the F-35 project at Northrop Grumman ... so in a unique way, we have one less degree of separation than I would've thought. I wonder if any of the planes I am on projects for will make their way to you piloting them -- now that would be really cool.
Would love to chat more with you, one day. Thank you again for all you do.
Jay
That first clip is from the axalp demonstration in Switzerland. Major trip to go on the bucket list!
Piloted by "Fonsi," I believe
team america graphics
...well technically team america was real
*_Too much fun!!_*
That first one was a video game my man
I am then not impressed by the so-called "Crazy Jet Video". Between the years 1950 and about 1975, Sweden had the most fighter planes and pilots. They flew the Lansen, the SAAB J-35 Draken and then the SAAB SK37 Viggen. These Pilots would constantly practice flying above the speed of sound, just above the treetops and not many meters above the water out at sea. Many pilots had to put their lives on the line, as the slightest wrong movement and the plane crashed and pilots died. They flew like it was real combat. To counterattack − Fast and low with the Lance and Viggen (press subitut for English text)
th-cam.com/video/-SCSaQ5biqk/w-d-xo.html
“The Viggen Plan was always trying to hunt us down
"th-cam.com/video/fx16wfyoBPE/w-d-xo.html
lifehack for youtubers making videos. i would ease up of the condescension and try and add more sarcasm instead.
Regarding the flares at low altitude, have seen at many US airshows (Nellis and Miramar), where both the USAF and USMC have done flare deploys under 1000 feet agl. That being said, I do know airshows (especially at bases) have totally different rules. Awesome vid as always!
Its a chick movie and youre expected to just bite your tongue and appear as if youre enthralled or something. Thank God for this video. I dont need to watch it but I feel much better now. LOL.
i just found your channel but i love it already keep up the good work and i was just wondering as someone who wants to join the airforce what was the hardest part of becoming a jet pilot
That SU pilot did a split thrust. I have always wondered if that has been done in real life if by chance you get into a dogfight
They do something similar. Here's a quote about an F-5 doing it (they're not using split throttles though) :
"I can close my eyes and picture chasing Kemo Percival through a very offensive Rolling Scissors only to have him execute the most perfect Pirouette and pass me 180 out, neutralized, with my jaw hanging open. If this had happened just once, I would have chalked it up to an accident of aerodynamics. But time and again I watched as a rare offensive position was eliminated by this impossible escape. When flying by myself, I would practice over and over; 45-60 degrees nose high, 220-180 knots, full aileron deflection, full opposite rudder, stick first full aft then quickly to full forward. When Kemo did it, his plane rotated horizontally, swapping ends in a blink while still maintaining enough energy to continue flying and fighting. When I tried it, following his recipe to the letter, I ended up either mushing through a reversal of direction but completely without airspeed, or rolling sideways and pulling through a slow speed wingover. No help at all."
4:40 - Point is: Differetial throttle. You can see the afterburner used only for one engine which caused extreme maneuver.
i sure you know this just incase some of these vidoes are from a game :}
As someone who has met the F-22 Demo team for CAP and was hoping to coin someone or be coined, I would greatly appreciate the possibility of getting that F-35 patch as it must mean a great deal of respect and hard work. I hope to achieve my dream and the dream of many people involved in aviation to become the pilot of some of the amazing aircraft everyones country has to offer. I am more of an F-15 and F-22 guy 🫡🇺🇸
Last video is from indian movie ... BS comes as standard
I could use that patch. I don't have long to live so I'm trying to win everything I can.
My nephew is a fighter pilot and he is an interesting guy to talk to. I'm fascinated with fighter pilots and the skills they have.
Do you fly for the Top Aces at Luke AFB?
Sir, what brand of wrist watch do you wear?
Im actually very glad that real fighter pilots are on youtube now. It really allows outsiders to get a better impression. Also that patch does look fancy.
i think the DCS clip with the F18 dogfighting the SU-27 was a growling sidewinder vid where he was experiment with differential thrust in various jets.
No, it was from Harpia’s player Trigger. Here’s the link th-cam.com/users/shortsLDZkFnj6tXo?feature=share
Hi Hasard, I’m wanting to join the USAF in hopes of being a F-22 pilot, but im still in high school, and I wanted to know what basic training is like and the steps to becoming a Fighter pilot. I ask this because I was told I am going to have to scrub poop off of the bathroom floor using a toothbrush, and other gross stuff, and volunteer for a lot of stuff to get a chance at becoming a Fighter pilot, so I wanted to ask if this is all true.
Thank you
You don't go through the basic training the enlisted go through if you want to be a pilot. You'll need to go through one of three methods of commissioning, which are through a service academy, in your case it would be the United States Air Force Academy, an ROTC battalion at a university or college, or Officer Candidate School if you go through Air National Guard.
I can't speak on the steps to becoming a pilot in the Air Force, I went with Navy ROTC. But you should seek out talking to ROTC battalions at universities you are interested in and looking into the Air Force Academy. But you should worry about the alligator closest to the boat. Focus on doing well in high school and getting athletically fit and prepared for military service. When your Junior year of high school rolls around is when you'll start applying to USAFA or other institutions of your choosing.
@@HomelessCows ok, also funny, im currently in Navy Junior ROTC haha
The F-22 will retire in around 7-10 years, you'll have to be quick.
Awesome video!
I'm looking forward to reading the book. I've got it Amazon pre order. The closest thing I will come to flying a jet. It's going to be super good and super thorough.
DCS?
@@Nightmare-kg7xd not everybody has the money to afford a monster of a pc that is required to play that.
@@cabriskus4700 I was just suggesting it tho
thank you for giving us crew chiefs some respect
The last scene is beast movie
Sir I am watching your videos for more than 1 and half years now and I am happy to say I have been selected been selected for INDIAN NAVY as a NAVAL PILOT...I have tried multiple times to get the patch but no luck...I wish before joining the Naval academy I am lucky enough to get the patch...
Just curious, where do you get these clips (as in where on TH-cam [if it's on TH-cam], what you search up, etc.)?
Lol only us DCS Dogfighters can appreciate triggers flankers reverse split throttle kill on that hornet 😂 amazing !
1:32 is that a f5 tiger?
looks like first vid is of a Swiss F/A-18C. Second vid is maybe a L-39? Possibly Russian Trainer based on the Camo(not sure though. The "Team America" clip looks to be a Bollywood movie. Kinda Gets verified by SU-30(MKI I'm guessing). Overall, pretty good video.
I tend to fly in DCS a lot. Mostly the F/A-18C. Maybe someday I'll get around to fully learning the F-16C
The last one was hilarious. No pressure suit? One high G move and lights out.
I’d love to see some decent Dassault Rafale footage. Beautiful aircraft.
Yup, prettiest Euro Dorito in my books!
retired crew chief! Nellis AFB 64th Aggressor Squadron! We had some pretty good Freestyle Fridays! Our pilots would always throw us a hell of a party on TDY though! Love you guys! (as long as you aren't breaking my jet!) LOL
Made a 98 on my ASVAB. Chased rock’n’roll instead. Had great success. But still. Despite not having the vision necessary for a fighter pilot I always have the sense of regret of what could have been.
Hell. Had to beat the Navy recruiter off…. with a stick. Chill out Seamen lol.
That first clip might've been from AXALP. The Swiss show off like that during that show/"exercise."
600mph?! Wow that's crazy. I can't even imagine how that would be like.
nice to hear professional pilot think about crazy shit what can you watch on YT. I'm curious what it's to seat in f35 and have around f22 do you see it properly on radar without extra reflecting installations? how they f35 vs f22 dog fight?
Nice comments on the low flying and flares, this is Switzerland a small country with 67% Mountains (The Alps) the place they do this is called Axalp, happens every Year and they do know very well what they do, and there are no forest around the area, so no risks for fires.
American Plane : Oh , very good
Russian Plane : Ha, terrible, aggressive Shot
My Bday is May 18th. As a student pilot. I'm definitely gonna treat myself to your book and hopefully patch.
Quick question…where did you get that art behind you. I have a best friend that is an E9 in the Air Force and has been assigned to a Viper squadron and now a F35 squadron, so it’s a perfect first for him
@Hasard Lee could you watch a DCS player named Growling sidewinder great dog fights
that Swiss F-18 is "Fliegerschießen Axalp" - and it's really, really worth it. And so wet they won't light anything with the flares.
The first aircraft is a Swiss Air Force F/A-18 at Axalp in the Swiss mountains (no trees there) yearly live fire exercise. Attracts lots of visitors obviously.
If I send you some of my content from sim combat in warthunder would you evaluate it.
Edit: I don’t use a crazy sim setup or anything but feedback could be useful
Man you videos is amazing and.....
I would love if you react to video game called ace combat 7(crazy maneuvers)
Okay.
I’m sorry guys.
Top gun Maverick has a terrible story line.
I think old TG is better 😂
I don't know how I ended up here but here I be. The film an other poster mentioned India, I think, well it did not look like something to critique in any meaningful way, did someone send you those? :-)
That last clip had me rolling. Nothing beats crazy movies like a good Indian drama.
I absolutely love the video, i however have a single thing to say about the first clip, when oyu said that it "ins't a us jet" it is in fact an F-18 legacy hornet of the us navy.
You should check out some footage from on TH-cam from - Mach Loop in wales uk some good footage of low level through the hills. Have you ever flown in the uk?
The last one is from India.They just loose in battle and launches movie in which they actually won the battle with 2-3 cringe song.
Oh, i saw the swamp fox logo on f16 national guard.Didn't recognize the troop in vid
Why didnt the Indians send that aircraft to counter pakistanis . They'd have established air supremacy instantaneously
That was a telugu filim yeh those filim are the worst... Soo dont make joke of the whole Indian filin industry..
Just for info: The first clip is a swiss jet. Thats the yearly flying shoot training where they display the jets and so on. "Fliegerschiessen AXALP". You will find allot more clips of that event. 🎉
Yep, Axalp is the best live fire exercise/airhow ever with stunning surroundings.
Hey, could you maybe look at the carrier landing scene from Midway? The one where the pilot turns the engine off
0:47 low altitude that's funny, especially when you see Ukrainian pilots that flying at altitudes about 15 meters at a daily routine.
So in your last few do you say you haven't seen Top Gun. So have you seen it or just heard about it? Stop because you're Air Force is it?😂
The Pilot who did the split throttle manouver at 4:40 is HRP Trigger, he has a youtube channel that is worth checking out if someone is interestend in cool dcs areal combat
Bollywood strives to be as ridiculous and inaccurate as possible.
I was hoping you'd notice that the moron on the aircraft carrier lost his radome (nose) in that little stunt. hopefully it went overboard and didn't hit anyone.
whats up
lol it’s flipping Bollywood. Everything is exaggerated
first clip is the axalp in switzerland. Its a demostration of the airforce wich is every year
you gotta be there irl so much fun
1:32 - It looks like L-39 which is very forgiving trainer/light fighter aircraft.
That's a south Indian movie crap in the last clip....yindian yairforce pilot abhi nondone tea is fantastic
4:44 the flanker uses differential throttle to throw right engine into burner and tailslide/yaw into the shot. Silly but it worked :D
just because you flew my favorite new airplane.....new sub earned!
Wow flying in a speed of 500 knots is insane. Not me, 100 mph in a car I feel like shitting my pants .
In reality Crew chiefs owned the Jets flown by the pilots. Those pilots are there to just borrow the plane.
Team American Graphics were better :) awesome as always
If Hasard would ever wear really short shorts, would those be the called the Dukes of Hasard?.. 🤔
Flares on the beginning are shot by the Swiss hornet solo display at the axalp shooting range "airshow" they do this every year in october
An f18 not being american jet just tells me smthng wrong with the structure of the video
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This my first time watching your video I ❤ it by chibudom Charles
Hanya pilot rusia dan ukraina yang terbukti hebat di medan perang, pilot AS hanya hebat di hollywood