USAF F15 Eagles Low level training over Ullswater in the Lake District UK.

BIt of a surprise to see these coming through today, but a nice surprise all the same. As always a great noise from the Pratt and Whitney jet engines as they navigate the valleys of Ullswater. As ever, for more videos like this please consider clicking subscribe and hitting the notification bell to be informed when a new video lands. Thank you for watching!

[@douglas_brighty_tan127]

Very cool passes of the F-15E Strike Eagle!! 😎😊

[@johnf991]

They flew down Dentdale on the way there - saw them coming over the top from the east and dropping down over Dent Station into the valley. The third one was about as low as I've seen here - excellent stuff.

[@AndysEastCoastAdventures]

Nice one, was here last year on the way upto angle Tarn and Kidsty Pike, was shocked when they came through at low level.

[@malgreenley-lakedistrictvi5230]

Very nice, good framing as well.

[@D.P.R.Images]

Thank you Sir Mal!

[@barryrrab]

Bucaneers would have been a lot lower

[@toomanyuserids]

A-6s scrept the Earth. But you cannot scare the horses

[@trevorgwelch7412]

US Airforces showing Brits what real air superiority looks like

[@D.P.R.Images]

🤟

[@seansean9675]

watch the mach loop videos. we send a hercules aircraft lower than that. also the red arrows do it in formation.

[@Brian-om2hh]

Air superiority maybe, apart from perhaps breaching dams, hitting railway viaducts, or German battleships....... Superiority in numbers during WW2 perhaps, but the Lancaster could carry over double the bombload of a B17...... The bombload of a typical B17 was around 4500 pounds. The Lanc could - and did - take 10'000 pounds of bombs to Berlin.....

[@seansean9675]

@@Brian-om2hh the numbers are to make up for the lack of skill in the yanks lol
drop enough stuff you might hit what you wanted to