4x US F35 Fighter Jets Catch me off guard whilst vlogging - LOUD

[@cameronsvideos7906]

In person this is more felt then heard. It’s insane

[@jackasnacks]

never felt anything like it, absolutely class!

[@fungussf]

It's felt on a visceral level. A vibrating liver's a strange sensation.

[@50StichesSteel]

@@fungussf You feel that when you are in deep trouble against the enemy. It feels like God itself is sending angels to help you.

[@mrslinkydragon9910]

That whistling sound before the typical jet roar!

[@explodeder]

I was camping in eastern Oregon by the Idaho border in a super quiet very isolated valley. Literally no one around for miles. 4 A-10 warthogs come screaming overhead even lower than this. It was visceral. You can feel it in your bones. There is a squad of them that are based in Boise.

[@jackasnacks]

Yes! Love that for you dude, especially after experiencing this, if they were much lower i would of been knocked to the floor! The wind from that final one was like a mini tornado whipping around me. Incredible experience.

[@scorpioassmodeusgtx1811]

Wild jet sightings are one of my favorite things to see. The sound of these machines never fails to inspire awe.

[@chrisburd9751]

If one has never experienced the raw power and thrust from those engines - it's absolutely terrifying. I've been fortunate to see them up close and once on a direct mission. When they go full throttle and pop the sound barrier it feels like a heard of bulls is running through you, and that's not hyperbole. Those are some wicked aircraft and they make their intention very clear - fuck around and find out.

[@mynamesjudge]

Luckily for the enemy, they don't even have to shoot at them to take them down. The pilots just have to eject when a system fails or the plane just ejects them because it feels like it.

[@lornfant]

I work on an Air Force base in Utah. See these planes daily, yet they still amaze me.

[@jackasnacks]

Love them, think they looks so graceful yet bring so much chaos. A combination that works so well together.

[@tbwkn]

Those jets are so happy they whistle while they work

[@johnny2hats329]

When I was on a hiking trip with the air cadets, the RAF heard about it and dispatched 2 Typhoons to our position. They found our group near the summit of Ben Macdui and did a close fly by and it was f***ing amazing.

[@culturebreath369]

The feeling when you're right under a fly by is just something else! ❤

[@Phil_f8andbethere]

The most awesome one I experienced was a Vulcan Bomber - it was so loud the ground vibrated.

[@theKTCalamity]

your camera audio is great. i like watching the f35 demo flights in toronto and love that very specific sound they make. That...odd whistle and tearing sound they have. My camera can never capture it properly, but yours got pretty close!!

[@geordieal]

I miss the fighter jets flying close! Used to live on the edge of Otterburn range and the jets were a regular sight/sound/feel!

[@thewhofan1964]

Ahh, don't you just love the tranquility of the Lakes. 😅

[@californiahiker9616]

😂 thanks!

[@goldenlabradorskye]

Happened to me a few times in the lakes, awesome to watch and hear.

[@pontiuspilates]

I grew up in a town that had a military jet base and they were flying every few hours. I was so used to this, that I still don't react whenever I hear a loud airplane noise.

[@davidberlanny3308]

I would have jumped out of my skin!! The loudest I can recall hearing were sea harriers, doing a show at the entrance to Portsmouth Harbour. As a kid went to Farnborough Air show a few times, you were allowed close up to the runway there, don't remember the shock of the sound though. Happy New Year Jack!!

[@Mikelyn_B]

Wow! My grandparents live by an air force base in Utah US and they have different jets and planes fly over all the time. When I visit I am surprised and jump when they go by, but my grandparents barely even notice because they are so used to it.

[@adamsaint2890]

Damn! I was there not so long ago and would love to have seen this! For those not familiar, this is a part of England that is very beautiful and popular with hikers, but few people live there.

[@jackasnacks]

Complete chance that i even caught it on film! I'm really glad i decided to get a shot of that sign post haha! Nice one Adam

[@andrewmagee1666]

To say the least it's amazing what we have flying in the air these days!

[@stationplaza4631]

Saw these magnificent machines flying in groups like this over London, quite recently. Just glad they don't have orders to attack us.....yet.

[@Sally4th_]

Reminds me of a walk interrupted in Snowdonia many years ago. I was leaning on the wall of a small stone bridge across a stream enjoying the peace when I heard first a low "shhh..." then a thunderclap roar as a Tornado flew a couple of hundred feet overhead before standing on its tail at the head of the valley. B'st'd 😂

[@50StichesSteel]

That last guy hit his afterburner going over your head!! Lol that was awesome

[@freakindirt12341]

Heck of a salute there, those guys are *loud*

[@arcticblue2]

This is every day in Okinawa. It was neat at first, but 15 years later I'm pretty sick of it. My oldest son actually has hearing damage from it. They fly all day long over homes and schools and it has a huge negative impact on people here. Teachers have to pause classes multiple times a day because the noise gets so bad. In addition to the F-22s, we have Ospreys, helicopters, and C-130s that fly over and they mostly just fly in circles for flight hour requirements so we hear it over and over and over. They are cool to see at first, but it really sucks when the noise becomes a constant nearly every day all day in your life.

[@Vingul]

I feel bad for Japan, still being occupied by the U.S. after all these years.

[@shiningmobius]

@@Vingul the fuck do you mean occupied LOL

[@Vingul]

@@shiningmobius I mean that they lost the war in 1945, got occupied, and are still occupied. This is basic world history. «The United States military has over 900 confirmed bases in over seventy countries. The country with the highest number of US bases, 120, is Japan, followed by Germany with 119.»

[@jondellar]

Back in the 1980s, I was indoors near Kettlewell (actually cleaning some bogs). One of them came screaming over so loud and so suddenly it made me duck even though I was inside.

[@billyjo9127]

Used to live in Tulsa near the airport. Seeing a fighter take off and fly nearly vertical tells you the amount of power in those bad boys. They don't even need to fly supersonic to set off car alarms, but when they do it will probably hurt your ears.

[@dazlee3257]

Hehe, I'm on Anglesey we get things like that too, awesome 👍

[@vlove_ot7]

That's a known plane spotting area I hear. I live right by the base, but would love to see them in the wild like this. What a ride!

[@chrisbentleywalkingandrambling]

Jet noise, the sound of freedom. Never been as fortunate as you, Jack. I remember years ago sitting on a ridge on the run up to RAF Valley watching a C130 below us. That was certainly strange. But this was out of this world. I'm so glad you were recording at the time. Happy New Year, Jack.

[@awnstar2139]

This kind of wooden sign instantly make me think of Skyrim! Awesome catch btw!

[@californiahiker9616]

Oh boy, I felt that! Been through that when I had gotten out of my car in Death Valley, California. I was just photographing a Joshua Tree and this fighter jets booms through the air not that far from me and way too close to the ground. The speed they go at is insane. There was no place to hide, and I did feel like hiding! I must admit though, I’d love to be in one and just enjoy the speed, and maybe doing a few flip flops….. 🤭

[@willlaflam]

A little off topic but could u give us an update on diving in the strid. Thanks!

[@KRich408]

I've had various US military aircraft catch me off guard. Just after 9/11 I lived in Florida with 2 Naval bases on each end of the city , nothing in the air except military, they pulled out some equipment I didn't know they had there ,, Tbey we're doing drills for weeks getting ready to move if told to.. the one were harrier jump jets, doing touch and go maneuvers. They would take off vertically fly across a major road loop around and do it again .

[@ahmadtheaviationlover1937]

Looove that sound 0:32

[@sam.midford]

Were you in Wasdale? I watched a Chinook doing manovers once at Dore head about 200 meters from where I was eating my sandwich... They nearly blew my hat off!!! 😊 It was pretty exciting!

[@jackasnacks]

Yeah Sam this is the southern tip of Wastwater where you can start the Scafell Pike walk. Was my first time there too. Interesting how silent it is until that thing breaks the sound barrier.

[@marky5755]

Wow that musy have been awesome. I was once camping on dartmoor and a helicopter gunship flew over me. It was so low I could see the pilots face. I know how oyu must have felt in this video !

[@AMJDG]

Pardon our noise. It's the sound of freedom... :)

[@jackasnacks]

what a beautiful sound it is!

[@wllm4785]

No. It's the sound of Death. These are war machines.

[@AMJDG]

@@wllm4785 Regardless of what you think, there is a very good reason for the United States and other countries to have war machines. It is for we, the good guys to keep the bad guys out of our space. -- President Reagan had a perfect label for it "Peace through strength!!!"

[@imperialinquisition6006]

From what I can tell from the video they are all F35s, definitely no F-22. Not sure whether the are USAF or RAF as both use the aircraft and fly in this area.

[@Kaneo21518]

There was a time in September 2022 when I was hanging out at point state park in Pittsburgh pa and I was caught off guard by 2 usaf f16s practicing flyovers above acrisure stadium

[@kempokiai]

Wow!! I sure that was a sought to behold. Have you heard off the Mach Loop? Check out Elwyn R on youtube, he does wicked photography of the many hers that fly they loop.

[@denisecabe1613]

Way cool video Jack and thank for sharing 😀, be careful . Happy New Year.

[@jackasnacks]

You too Denise!

[@jimmyboy5597]

Very cool!

[@beanbag9696]

They were just practicing the top gun maverick attack

[@hattyburrow716]

Go over us sometimes when we’re walking on Dartmoor, it’s a bone deep feeling

[@mackmcmillan9905]

Until you sleep next to a flightline with 4x B-1's on full burner at once on sorties, these feel like mild volume increases. Hehe, nothing like the sound of 16x engines on full roar.

[@marthacoomber3188]

Wow! What timing!❤

[@belle.b.mikaelson]

Jesus christ 😂 Same happened to me on a beach turkey 😂

[@christianmichel9961]

the hell, in a national park !!

[@wllm4785]

USA! USA! USA!

[@californiahiker9616]

Lots of empty space and few obstacles. They fly like this just outside Death Valley, and probably into it too. They fly very low!

[@vmm5163]

A fighter jet buzzed our car on Bodmin moor, I was a bloody nervous wreck

[@californiahiker9616]

You know, I’ve seen them a few times, and each time I thought they were terrorizing me on purpose. That’s ok. I didn’t really mind. I figure they don’t really want to crash into me…..

[@guaporeturns9472]

Come to Washington, US .. I show you some rugged county like you’ve never seen.

[@andrewreynolds4949]

It’s unlikely there are any F22s among the flight, there were relatively few built and none were exported to US allies. None are based in the UK from what I have read. Conversely, both the RAF and Royal Navy operate the F35, which is probably what that flight was.

[@bevis71]

2am. How about bed time Frodo? :))) I've seen that in Scotland - quite nice experience. Still - when you don't expect it it's like WTF?! RUSSIANS?! Then - naaaah, they're training :)

[@jackasnacks]

alright you caught me but what you doing up too?! haha i just remembered i had the clip and couldn't resist uploading it now :D

[@bevis71]

@@jackasnacks And thaks for that Mr :) . Every bit like this reminding me my past holidays is priceless! As we have to look in the future we cannot forget the past.

[@propanbutan4634]

wow what a catch

[@SetForAdventures]

Epic you could wait a year and not see that 😊🙌🙌 Wow Best regards Simon

[@jackasnacks]

Cheers Simon! Aboslutely wicked to experience it so close. I've seen them many times whilst on top of the hills but never 80 meters above my head!

[@riverbender9898]

It would scare anyone!

[@Cameron9788]

Awesome! What a noise haha

[@jackasnacks]

I cut the clip early to keep it under a minute but i literally had to take a moment and collect myself after it haha it took a breath out of me that last one. The thunder it sends through you is crazy

[@Cameron9788]

@@jackasnacks haha for sure!!. Crazy how a relatively small plane can create such a feeling. Love watching the Mach loop videos

[@timnor4803]

I'm just jealous👍🇺🇸😎

[@jackasnacks]

What an experience to be in a valley underneath those things! That last one had such a heavy bank at the end the down wind it generated went right through me!

[@timnor4803]

@@jackasnacks I've been to tons of airshows with my dad for over 50 years... you got a private seat to a show most of us will never see👍🇺🇸

[@stephenjdixon1]

why US. did you see the markings? We have F35,s

[@jackasnacks]

I used the mach loop official website to see which models they used and it mentioned that the F35 Lightning Mk 2 was used which seems to be the ones here. I googled where that jet is from and it says it’s American, but of course lots of countries own them, including us brits 😊

[@lebthot5787]

sheesh indeed 😂

[@ViolentKisses87]

That's 😎

[@aranthos]

Yeah… you don’t want to be their target for sure 😅

[@jana31415]

the people that think that this is okay are the same people that think drones should be banned because they disturb hikers and animals

[@richf6111]

First one looked like an F15 ….sorry to being an irrelevant nerd type 😢

[@KRich408]

I bet the offending countries soldiers need to change their Diapers when they fly by.

[@posmoo9790]

how annoying *yeah intakes look f-35. f-35 raked forward, f-22 swept back

[@Ajokeiguess]

You really find that annoying?

[@posmoo9790]

@@Ajokeiguess if I was at a air show how they overflew on my way to work? absolutely not. If I was having a peaceful morning walking the trails, absolutely.

[@jackasnacks]

hahaha i promise i wasn't the slightest bit annoyed at this. I was actually pumped up even more for my hike after that!

[@Ajokeiguess]

@@posmoo9790 I enjoy peaceful walks too, but honestly I just love fighter jets, at an air show they are usually in an open field, in This they were in what seems to be a valley with hills, so you can actually feel it, yes I love air shows, but for most people seeing a jet at any time is a great experience. Oh yes, I do fly them too, that probably is part of the reason I love them so much.

[@Ajokeiguess]

@@posmoo9790 that sounded weird, it’s quite late where I am so if that was confusing sorry.