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Awesome capture! Would you be okay with me featuring this in my video? Of course you will be credited both in the video and in the description.

Part of the Pyrotechnic crew? Was a great show. An awesome perspective of that rare flypast!

Hey great catch mate! Can i feature this in one of my upcoming episodes? Of Course you will get credit for it! Thanks

That was me in the hurricane

Beautiful❤️

Beautiful❤️

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I Was collecting geologic samples in Kansas about 1980 when one of these flew over about the altitude. However, I didn’t hear it coming! Guess there was some kind of joint exercise going on.

“Very low”, like 500ft…

thank you for sharing this with us- I've just visited solway aircraft museum where they have a Vulcan as a static display - was trying to imagine how they would sound in fight until I found this - awesome 👏

Did they have one stationed in Hawaii about 45 years ago? If so, why?

Glad you enjoyed my flypast 🫡

Bloody awesome 👍 🇬🇧

Absolutely gutted I never got to see the Vulcan before becoming unserviceable and permanently grounded .😏

' come on american air force company can make many more new better airplanes vulcans bombers... vulcan is a good team with B-1 / B-2 / B-52 / F-111 / F-117 together

Hurricanes were responsible for more aircraft shot down but the Spitfire gets all the credit.

Yoo a lancaster?

i love jets but only planes from ww2 can give me goosebumps <3

Bravo to the camera operator for A) just STAYING there almost motionless as that HUGE NOISE went overhead and B) gorgeous fly-by footage!!

We lived on the flight path to RAF Waddington, you can't imagine the noise of a squadron scramble at 2 in the morning, you had to go around picking up the things that had fallen off the walls and shelves. 😲

Beautiful bomber, good job UK. Is she still in service? I'm hoping so..

That is without doubt the most beautiful airplane that ever flew. Amazing.

very low ?// oh ok

We used to be under the flight path in Kelvedon Hatch for Queens birthday flypast in the seventies. Never to be forgotten.

That was cool.

Yeah ! Fly it like a fighter !

Managed not to land on the A27 road to Brighton too. Top man.

Cool

I still think she a thing of beauty , seen he fly live, incredible....and the howl....ungodly

My mum was at Boscombe Down in the 50s when the V-bombers, lLightning and Kestrel were being developed- apparently they used to come in on a Monday morning asking the question “are we still ahead of the Americans?”. Given what was coming out of the US at the time and the different requirements and approaches taken a direct comparison isn’t possible but definitely a great time for warplane development all round.

When I was a kid I saw 3 of these amazing planes "scramble" at the RAF Finningley airshow. Still remember the sight, the noise and ground shaking to this day.

Why call that a dirty pass ? Seemed very clean to me.

Hey Mark Gough, do you have an email address at which we could contact you regarding this video? We would be interested to discuss a license to use this video if this is generally possible? (i.e. via email) :) Cheers, Felix

*Beautiful 😍*

We miss you Vulcan

"Live Long and Prosper" fly well first officer Spock.

Have lived ten minutes from Shoreham airport I have seen this many times, a fantastic sight.

Ggf

Loving it 😍

Wow. I watched the Vulcan at the Leicester air show over 30 years ago I’m 65 now. The ground shook and the car alarms went off. It had the bomb doors open and with full afterburners it gently climbed and disappeared.

I envy those people who could fly these legendary aircraft.

the sound of the merlin send shivers down my back wow

I live in a little village 5 miles north of Scunthorpe in the north east of England. Our first house was sited on an escarpment some 150 feet above and overlooking the River Trent and its flood plain to the west. From 1978 onwards, Vulcans flew over our house several times a week at low level from the west. As they crossed the low lying flood plain we were looking at them head on and as they neared the escarpment we could see the smoke from the engines increase dramatically as they pulled up to clear the escarpment and pass over at very low altitude. Usually there were several aircraft in line astern but fairly well separated so when we heard the first one pass over we just walked out of our front door and were treated to our own flypast. What a glorious sound!

lindo. Showwwww

An absolutely stunning aircraft.

Death on wings, the scream of the end👍 Such a fucking cool aircraft

Dirty? When I was a kid we could always tell the american planes at Farnborough by the filth that came out the back......

I was moored up in my little dinghy, in the middle of the Amur, on the runway centreline for this day. Was awesome, free and zero traffic on the way out. Air shows are not the same without the Vulcan.