US F-15 Fighter Jets Takeoff from Frozen Air Base at Full Afterburners

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[@charlesdobbs4570]

When I was stationed at Ft.Richardson AK 1981-83 I would sit outside the Elmendorf AFB fence at the end of the runway and the aircraft would bfly right over. It was just amazing.

[@darthnihilus511]

Omg those technicians and mechanics are all kids!!😮

[@Z-Bart]

Thank you to all the men and women of our armed forces.

[@新城朱華]

How did you publish something like this!!️!!️ Full of military secrets!!️!!️ It's a treasure for military geeks!!️!!️

[@Doc62J]

That's nothing secret about what they showed genius

[@davidherrera2465]

Yes Yes Vientos Perfect 🇺🇲👍👉🗽

[@patrickcurtis5002]

Flying out of St. Louis Lambert alot .. I got to watch f-15s take off while on the runway in another aircraft. In one happening, we were bumped from next in line down the runway to wait an watch 2 F-15s take off at night on full afterburner. I was maybe 50 yards away. My body and the plane felt like they were going to vibrate apart.

[@felixmusic_tattoo]

😊 Calidad 💪🏼

[@vicb.2708]

@ 2:25 Nice 'stach, dude!

[@briandow8879]

I’m not sure that it is up to spec. Should only be to the corner of mouth and not on lip. I think that there were some civil service intermixed, one guy had a beard.

[@jimpowell2296]

Is this Eilsen AFB?

[@kirameira425]

F15はカッコイイ！

[@user-pr3iy7no5v]

Best army in the world

[@kentgregory3299]

Army?

[@hanc37]

@@kentgregory3299 Well, it was Army Air Corp 77 years ago...

[@supaordie]

@3:50 Nice name…….wonder if Bart has used that one before 😅

[@joenop3393]

2:26 Epic Mustache!

[@deepydeeps]

thats so cool i never knew tow missiles were wire guided

[@jrftworth]

There were no tow missiles in this video

[@jacobravenwood7968]

​@jrftworth umm yes there were the green launchers with the multi optic redicals on top of the
Hum vees were a model of tow guided launching systems unless you're saying that both Google Fox Fire and my military weapon system collection of books I have been collecting since the 1980s are all lies. 🙂

[@kanchan-u5o7v]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@Tunturikihu]

Frozen? Thats Finnish midsummer...

[@treefrog3487]

This one is Alaska.

[@thomastrueheart7762]

You mean you gotta have proper thrust to take off? LOL

[@MrFQchannelTV]

I thought P&W was Canadian !

[@b7knuckles7]

P&W is an American company, P&W Canada is a division of P&W

[@lisaroberts8556]

Pratt and Wittney makes Engines for the US Air Force and other Services. It’s an American Company based in Connecticut. I think the F-15 and F-22 have Pratt Engines

[@Malina-o4t]

Rate of climb this old lady around 250 m/s comparing to 300 m/s for Su-27 and 330 m/s for Mig-29.

[@mikes7446]

old ass clips lmao

[@tombeck2792]

plus you don't leave critical aircraft out on the tarmac, in the weather

[@leandrofranco3916]

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