My question to the American military veterans. I know that the United States is a superpower and has the honor of being a rival in war, and it did not strike the broken, withdrawing army after the ceasefire. My question is whether the ones who bombed the withdrawing Iraqi army were the Arab pilots who participated with the coalition forces in 1991 in a retaliatory manner. Because there is no depiction of firing missiles at Iraqi military units on their way to death

I'll take 5

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The Iraqis will take Kuwait in the future, and the Americans will not stand before the Iraqis again.

Oh please i want that flamethrower it so good to burn🥹🎀

100 miles turn radius...

chaparral SAM had its seeker.

I think i read about 1 taking off and landing 2 hours before it took off

My dad was air defense in desert storm, and he was a gunner on one of these. He said their unofficial motto was "we dont shoot down planes, we kill pilots." We also established complete air superiority quite quickly, and the majority of the planes that didnt get shot down were buried in the sand by saddam for whatever smooth brain reason. So he didnt get to do much actual air defense, but he got a lot of ground support action. I believe his platoon took out a bmp at one point.

That’s Scott Mitchell same gear everything

Aww man, just picked one of these up at Cabela's, for deer hunting. I'm sure I hit it but I can't find the bugger!

The most fantastic war machine ever invented

The pilot of this particular warthog eventually became a brigadier general

You still have to hit the decoys. We knew it was a decoy.

Spent six years with this piece

Just imagine whats out there today, that we dont know about.

😢😢😢😢

Imagine rocket jumping with this bad boy!

4:35 that's how i remember this night. The horizon was on fire.

the SA 8 is the same category. The speaker has to Israeli air force.

Anyone who went to Airborne school in the mid 90's remember AI Sergeant hooey-hooey? Alpha Company....

Well it does have a loading sequence. I had then in the 5th grade. My friend told me that someone made this portion of it. Seems everything that is reverse engineered of mine gets done wrong.

OK, it was two BUICK FLATHEAD V-8's that were used to start both engines, K?

Hi, My name is Kevin G, I’m currently editing a feature length documentary. I have used some of your footage from the video “Bell P059 Airacomet” in an unreleased draft of the film. What is your licensing practices, or if you licensed these clips, where can I find the original owner? Please reply to my comment with your email so that we can discuss offline. Best, Kevin

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Hotdog oxide.😆

..and that's how you put a half ton of steel down range 12 miles away at twice the speed of sound. Still impressive after all these years.

BRING IT BACK!

I'll take an E model with a RIO with 10 years under his belt and some time popping in and out of canyons anytime over over any F8 no matter the driver.

I love the movies of calibri at sea ...amazing footage

Having a Lt STOVL onboard certainly helped. Or was that Stovall?

War thunder player like this

That must've been the most terrifying thing to see as an enemy combatant

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00:20 Why the hell would you put some stupid fake sounds in?

Smh.

Shame that they never had this version entered service, just imagine an F-16 pulling a cobra at airshows, even russia would blush

Almost two football fields long

These MEN have hair on their chests!!

Target hit

Sadly this video didn’t age well for Nimrod XV230 was tragically lost off Kandahar.

I remember seeing one of these (the V-100 version, minus the turret) up close and personal when I was 11 years old, at a Canadian army base where one of my uncles was stationed. While I was visiting him, he took me to his office for the day, and sitting just outside his office door, in the loading area of the building, was a Cadillac-Gage Commando. Being so short at the time, the thing just towered over me and seemed utterly massive. Many years later, I learned that the Commando was one of the candidates for the Canadian Army's Armoured Vehicle General Purpose (AVGP) acquisition project. In the final analysis, the Commando was not successful in trials, and the military ended up getting the MOWAG Piranha 6 x 6 chassis, on which an Alvis Scorpion turret with a 76mm gun was mounted, for the fire support/reconnaissance variant. On the armoured personnel carrier variant, a Cadillac-Gage One Meter machine gun turret was mounted. These vehicles were named Cougar and Grizzly, respectively. There was also an engineering variant called the Husky MRV (Mobile Repair Vehicle) which lacked a turret and had a small crane mounted on the roof.

Star wars

Let it co°©K!

LITERALLY ASTRONAUTS

THE REAL TOP GUN

Still the plane that scares putin russia for 60 yrs amazing. There mostly for intelligence if armed there to this no plane missile can match its speed

🥞 chain

i think we just caled magic tech

Put Feur Frei on this and it feels badass