Logged 2.0 hours in that P-51 sitting behind Lee Lauderback. Flights of a lifetime lived too late.

Blue note.

God. Im jealous, lovely footage. Thank you :]

Ah man, I had a flashback… I used to work on these almost 20 years ago!!! F-15s before that. 😊😊😊

Beautiful aircraft

what more scarier f 22 or tie fighter

This could cure the cult.

That humming sound is created by the intakes. Just in that perfect speed is when it sounds perfect

8 Jan 25 surround sound test in progress for the neighbors. I love the sound of America 🇺🇸 Have a Great Year!

These things are apparently 30% louder than an fa18 hornet

Nah, it's just starscream

I seen either 2 of these or maybe 2 f16s I can’t quite remember but they went over my head while I was at work and I work outside. I thought it was a loud thunderstorm coming in but then I looked up and my only thought was boy am grateful I was born in the US of A

Me : well shit I'm dead dies the jet : are you sure about that

Se pare că mai modernizează cîte ceva. 😊

Bayverse starscream in action.😮

1:01 DAMN😲

I would shit my pants and run like fuck if i was the enemy and it spotted me.

That's just an engine vortex. It is basically a dust devil. If it was a tornado then the plane would be destroyed and the person filming would be dead.

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Great aerobatics but weak sound

Easily one of the coolest aircraft ever made! I absolutely love this thing!

We had them on the Saratoga & the Kennedy. A super little attack machine that was awesome. Thanks for posting without Talking & No Music. Great video. Wish that they were still in service along with the A-7 Corsair II. Both were an asset to the ship.

Skyhawks: A little kickass attack plane that had a lot of capabilities. We had squadrons of them on the carriers I was on. Thanks for posting.

The last F-104 I saw flying was at Nörvenich airbase on the day of the terrible accident at Ramstein! After that I heard another one, without visual contact. As I've always lived near Nörvenich, the sound of that plane will always stick in my ears! Incomparable! The crockery in the cupboards always rattled!

From the RCAF Museum. There were 113 out of 200 Canadian aircraft lost during the 24 year era of the Starfighter. 37 pilots lost their lives while flying the CF-104, only four fatal crashes were due to aircraft system failures. The principal cause of crashes was due to bird strikes or other factors resulting in engine failure.

Saw the f22 at an airshow. The best way I can describe the sound is. It sounded like it was ripping the sky.

That was a super nice blue note

Sounds like Godzilla 🤣

The Missile with a man in it. Thank you letting 104 provide the Sound Track!

Notice that when the engine is just barely in after burner the smoke stops. That is because the fuel that is not burned in the combustion chambers is burned in the tail pipe. There are 4 stages of after burner controlled by four spring loaded cylinders according to throttle position. Just a neat thing to know.

wasn't useful to us; we gave them to Japan

oh, I know. jet trucks could reach up to…….. 82628363627819297363637282627363627823773829362892392772727262627264536262526722820 quadrillion decibels at 1,000 feet away. man that’s so loud it could cause hearing loss, eardrum ruptures, an exploding brain, and death.

Its screaming for an intercept

I had this plane as a toy when I was a kid back in the 70’s! Tiniest of wings! It was a fast plane then and now!! 🇺🇸🫶🏻

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Just sounds like my anus after eggs and baked beans for morning stuffings 💨

Mach Jesus bumblebee

Is that a 737-200 at 0:06?

I find it fascinating of how video cameras/camcorders can capture sounds like these than what phones do now. Loud and clear.

Engine is so smooth and powerful. 🇺🇸

Great double jet flying

F-104 would be proud

I wonder who the pilot was

Beautiful bird

The best and signature hornet sound is the whistling buzz of the hydraulics systems kicking in which sounds just like a disturbed hornets nest!

Believe it or not, most of that signature sound is produced by the laminar flows around airframe itself particularly the geometry of the intakes and wing strakes as they divide the airstream. Another classic example is the space shuttle orbiter during HAC phase and landing approach which sounds much like a jet plane only bearing in mind there are no engines on that gordo glider!

nice

I saw many F 22 flying low over my house in southern Morocco, the whole house was trembling , they were there for a drill with Moroccan F 16s … just an amazing plane with a monstrous engines.

I was in the Navy and was around hundreds of A-4s. I wish someone would produce a video featuring the famous A-4 start-up honk.

That's Wicked 🖤