British Couple Reacts to F-15 Eagle - The Most Gangster Fighter Jet Of All Time

British Couple Reacts to F-15 Eagle - The Most Gangster Fighter Jet Of All Time
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[@moniker7005]

It’s never a war crime the first time

[@DionPryor-sv1qj]

😂😂😂

[@americansmark]

I have the War Crimes Christmas sweater. It got tons of laughs from both Chubby Electron Guy fans and military folks.

[@thatotherdan9984]

And sometimes it's not a war crime the second, third, fourth.... etcetera. Depending on how many times you can pull it off before someone calls foul

[@steeljawX]

@@thatotherdan9984 I mean, it's like that other adage. "It's only a crime if you're caught." So I guess technically it's never a war crime until someone cares about the several submitted complaints about said conduct.

[@grady1134]

Quackbang out 😂

[@stevedietrich8936]

I spent 4 years in the USAF in the mid 70's. The F-16 and the F-15 were just being introduced. The mainstay fighter at that time was the F-4. I recall them showing us a film of a F-4 and F-15 taking off on parallel runways at the same time. The F-15 got in the air first, accelerated and shot straight up to 10,000 feet, did a loop and dove on the F-4 just as it was lifting off from the runway. They've only made it even better in the 5 decades since.

[@halicarnassus8235]

Thank you for your service. Sometimes I feel like I'm the oldest one here and I'm in my early 40s. I was a teenager when these two were born, and you were out being awesome before I was born.

[@Rogers_Ranger]

i did an STOL in an F 15 113th tac fight wing , dude ! i was huffing and puffing and i was just a cadet in an OJT flight,,,,it is a rocket ...

[@crazynedry5085]

That sounds absolutely beatiful And also horifying Wow

[@user-ex1lh2yk4o]

Holy shit

[@Tijuanabill]

"This is America, we don't make sense, we make dollars." That might be the most American thing ever said. **sheds a single tear**

[@wilshade]

The guy has a great video about the US Navy origin story. The lesson from it is "Never mess with America's boats."

[@kimkacer782]

I LOVE that one.... granted I love many of his videos, but for now, that's my fave one.

[@adamgarrick3778]

A third vote for this one. You will really enjoy this vid.

[@lindae2524]

Ships not boats

[@soarabove337]

Oh yeah, I totally forgot about this one; it's a classic too! It's one of his many vids where viewers are like "I learn more useful history from you than in all of my schooling". 😂😂😂

[@steeljawX]

@@lindae2524 "Savvy?" 😉 But yeah, we don't take kindly to our ships (Nice Things) being messed (f*cked) around with.

[@Vhailor_Mithras]

"This is America, we don't make sense we make dollars!" I love it, so true!

[@PaulGAckerman]

Most of his videos are about the American military. But he has two British-centric topics: the de Havilland Mosquito and Douglas Bader.

[@mikerooker3580]

I believe the Chicken Nuclear Landmine was also British

[@soarabove337]

Yup forgot about these ones too. And TFE doesn't even quote / cite McNasty as "after conquering the world for spices, Brits still have bad food" lmao.

[@nutterbuttergutter]

Those two plus the chicken land mine one were all amazing videos.

[@RAL0981]

I like when y’all pause to talk or try to understand something.never apologize for pausing ❤️

[@UpperDarbyDetailing]

Yeah, it’s literally the entire point of reaction videos. Anyone that complains about that instead of just watching the original video is dumb enough to touch our boats while raising gas prices.

[@joshuapboston1999]

Interesting fact. The F-15 Eagle was used in the 1983 Japanese toy line Diaclone for their transforming figures. They were sold in both gray and red and white and blue paint schemes, both of which were imported by Hasbro to become part of the first year of the Transformers toy line in 1984 as Starscream and Thundercracker. More paint schemes would be used and created to create more of these clones, and because of them sharing the same body type as Starscream, they have become collectively known as the Seekers. Safe to say, the F-15 Eagle is most definitely nostalgic and popular amongst Transformers fans old and new

[@KairiPrime]

The Airforce actually has an F-15 named Starscream for that reason, complete with Decepticon symbol. And to be clear, that is the name of the plane, not the callsign of the pilot.

[@sullyway51]

Also Japan bought the rights to build their own real Eagles as F-15Js.

[@Raivo_K]

@@IntergalacticDustBunny Yeah i've been partial to F-14 myself because of the variable wing design.

[@boomhaur626]

All the Fat Electrition vids are great, he's a gifted story teller, with a love of history.

[@chrismaverick9828]

The F-15 is fast, but still not nearly as fast as cats with the zoomies at 2am.

[@jaycooper2812]

My cousin flew the F-15C and F-15E for over 15 years. His Air Force career ended when he was hit by a drunk driver and lost his leg below the knee. He has matched the Time to Climb record of 3 minutes and 27 seconds from a standstill on the runway to an altitude of 98,425 feet or 30,000 meters. The aircraft can reach speeds of 1,900 miles per hour and accelerate through the sound barrier going straight up.

[@briandix4633]

He matched the Streak Eagle?

[@briandix4633]

That F-15 is at the National Museum of the USAF, to set the record they stripped it down, to the point it wasn't even painted. Although, that may be a semi classified record, like the SR-71{official speed record about 2200 knots, but in reality 2500+)

[@ericpark2911]

McChord Air Force Base in Tacoma, aka, JBLM, was home to the 318th Fighter Interceptor Squadron known as the Green Dragons. Every year the base would put on an airshow free to the public. The 318th would have a mock demonstration of an intercept mission where one of the F-15s would start rolling at the far south end of the runway. By the time it was at the halfway point it would already be airborne with gear up and full afterburner. As it passed show center it would pull straight up, the flames from the afterburners would hit the runway as it rocketed straight up and out of sight in just a few seconds. Sadly the 318th disbanded in the mid 80s, some aircraft ended up in Portland. I still miss seeing them at the shows.

[@griffj52gmail]

PDX has a bees nest of F15s! I see and or hear groups of them almost everyday. I have heard they can get to the coast from PDX in under three minutes. Love having them around!

[@brianwalker5937]

Although I was in the Navy, the F-15 will be my favorite aircraft of all time. I was around 11 or 12 when I went to an air show and I saw the F-15 do it's air show. For me it's still the most amazing machine I have seen in action...especially the going literally 90 degree vertical immediately after take off until you couldn't see it anymore. Most planes would stall. That show, this plane is what got me interested in science and math and the military.

[@bynrdskynrd]

They (Uncle) had it in mind to use it as a quasi First-Stage for a killer satellite in orbit, so yeah.

[@randalmayeux8880]

I was driving across the Lake Worth bridge near the Joint Reserve Base next to Fort Worth, Texas one afternoon when an F-18 flying low over the water approached the bridge. About 100 yards away from me the pilot suddenly turned the nose of the plane straight up. It took off, literally, like a rocket, the exhaust churned the water up as the jet surged upwards. The sound was deafening, and glancing up I could see it was still vertical though by now it was probably at least 1/2 mile up. It was really cool to see!

[@lesgobrandon9444]

I love the Super Hornet also as a fellow former sailor

[@Tam58851520]

The Fat Electrician is a great follow. Loved - "We don't make cents, we make dollars."

[@sullyway51]

I had just been in the USAF for a year when the Eagles started coming online. We were still using F-4 Phantoms as front line fighters. A-10s came on in the next year replacing the A-4 Corsair. Marine Corp Harriers were just coming on line around then too.

[@PatrickSBellSr]

Yep, these have been in, essentially, continuous production (and upgrades) since the mid-70's - i.e., we have A LOT of them. 😎👍

[@dmacc1206]

His story about the blue whale is one of my favorites

[@nutterbuttergutter]

Screw whoever says you talk too much. Point is: you don’t. We want to hear more.😊

[@RobertMememe]

You ain't lived until you are near an airport and a fight breaks the sound barrier and ask the car alarms go off

[@mikebrase5161]

I work near an Air Base where AirForce pilots take advanced fighter pilot training. Seeing two Flights of 4 F-15's taking off and landing is something I love about my job. Ive been with the company since the 90's and still look up whenever they take off just to see how long i can spot them before the disappear off into the sky.

[@GRT1865]

When I was young I wanted to pilot one. Unfortunately my eyesight without correction was below minimum levels. Im glad I stumbled upon this video. Everyone have a wonderful day.

[@justinmcdaniel8193]

They need to check out the video on the sr-71 blackbird if they haven't already

[@Culdcepter]

I would recommend reviewing the Fat Electrician on the USS Barb. Not only is the story of that sub hilarious, but his spin on it makes it just that more ridiculously funny.

[@ghowell13]

That video was excellent. I won't give it away, but the section where he draws attention to their battle flags is epic, lol.

[@user-nr5ux7gr2g]

One of my favorites is " America's war horse Sgt reckless"

[@greatwhiteape6945]

I worked in the Non-Destructive Inspection (NDI). Did a lot of inspections on it. Incredible aircraft. It went from takeoff to, I don’t know 60,000 feet or something climb record. Got to go to McDonnell Douglas and see how they are built. I was being trained on inspections of the aircraft as well as the engines.

[@13dma1rz]

From brake release on the runway to 92,000 feet in three and a half minutes. Record still stands from the 70s I believe.

[@justinmaguire4987]

It's 64,000 ft to be exact, at one point one of the Eagles was stripped of everything including its paint and name Streak Eagle it broke several altitude records including one at over 103,000 feet

[@jeffrielley920]

I worked in Phase Docks for a couple years. We used to call you guys all the time.

[@codymalone2712]

When the only set of wings you have are the backup system you know your in the f 15

[@brettleisy356]

I've mentioned episodes on the last TFE vid you had. "the Submarine that sank a train" "The Infamous Eager Beavers & Their Custom B17 Bomber ' "America's Airborne Anti-hero" "America Dismantles Pirate Nations For Touching Their Boats"

[@jLutraveling]

my dad worked for McDonnell Douglas when they came off the line.. he worked as a field and service mechanic. Occasionally he would wave in the test pilots when they came in for a landing. The F15 program put a lot of food on the table for many in our region.

[@chrisperosa]

The USAF 48th Fighter Wing is located at RAF Lakenheath. They fly the F-15E Strike Eagle. This variant can be a fighter and a bomber at the same time. They also have F-35A fighters.

[@alankemper4068]

love the fat electrician, keep them coming

[@michaelmarrone8753]

With how fast Nic talks, 1 minute of video is 2 minutes of information.

[@MrSJPowell]

"The Bunker Busting Howitzer Bomb that Ended Desert Storm", "Biggest Logistical Flex Of All Time - Berlin Airlift" and "Wrecking & Trolling The Germans With A Wooden Plane - DH-98 Mosquito" are all excellent watches.

[@johnbuck3374]

I have F15'S fly over my house every day. I live in a direct path between the local AF Base and the bombing range here in NC.

[@mindyrolston3915]

F-15 EX comes out is 2024. Can't wait. My dad flew the F-15 E Love all of his videos

[@Silky808]

I was stationed at Seymour Johnson AFB in North Carolina and I was deployed with the F-15E that dropped a bomb on a moving helicopter “487”. It was the pride of the 335th Fighter Squadron “Chiefs”. F-15’s are just badass! Edit: I have also been stationed at RAF Lakenheath which is in the UK. Just letting you know, you have USAF F-15s in your backyard 😂.

[@dankoehler3157]

His video on the Bat Bomb, and on the secret cheese bunkers are both great.

[@soarabove337]

Love the reacts guys, keep 'em coming. If you're looking for suggestions, it's hard to go wrong with any of his vids... buuuuuuuuut here are a few anyway: Proportional, Gangster Marine, USS Texas, Fin Soldier on meth (hilarious), Grand Theft Uboat, and USMC Sergeant Reckless (which I believe is still his longest vid). Rock on BEEsleys!

[@mikek0135]

So, I'm gonna be that guy. To start, the mach 2.5 he's talking about isn't 1,900 mph, it's closer to 1,650. The speed of sound in the air depends on the temperature of the air. The speed of sound at ground level is about 760 mph, so, if you multiply that by 2.5 you 1,900 mph. But, F-15's max speed is reached at about 36,000 feet off the ground (because of air resistance and the amount of air available to generate power), and the speed of sound up there is about 660 mph. So, multiply that by 2.5 and you get 1,650 mph. At ground level the F-15 can do about 920 mph (or, about mach 1.2). Also, the F-15 cannot lift off the ground without wings, but, yes, once it's off the ground it can accelerate going straight up - as long as it's not carrying to much fuel and ordinance under it's wings and body (all of which add weight). The engines combined can make about 47,540 lbs. of thrust (depending on conditions), so, as long as the airplane weighs less than that, it can accelerate in the verticle (going straight up). Subsequent F-15 models make more thrust, so they can be heavier and still accelerate while verticle. Are we having fun yet? Personally, I LOVE this kind of stuff! I'M A NERD!!! TFE made other mistakes, but, I'll stop here. Besides, he's mostly right.

[@shadownor]

I was a flightline weapons troop on F-15s.

[@bambambundy6]

I think they eventually put the same engine in the F14. It wasn't at fast I think because it was a lot heavier. Thats a mean Cat!!

[@stangriffinstan_the_alaska9668]

This guy is golden I'm subbed to him and it's always a good time I've seen them all and they are all good and fun to watch

[@J.Young808]

4:04 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣”beat the atmosphere into submission”

[@shadownor]

FT was alluding to the all new F-15EX, foreign customers of the F-15 wanted upgrades and paid for the research, and so many of those research products ended up in an all new F-15, the F-15EX, FT asked if we wanted him to look into that and I think we should? A new American fighter made largely with foreign investments, YES!

[@nadjasunflower1387]

if i remember right, it's also got a ' stealth ' paint coating. ( not as effective as F22 or F35 but better then nothing ) which is why it has a dark grey almost black coloring compared to Eagles of old.

[@SmedleyDouwright]

I think the EX has fly by wire. So it will be easier to fly and likely even more maneuverable. I sure other electronics were improved too.

[@stevemak8620]

The State of Oregon's Oregon Air National Guard fly F15's out of my home town flight facility, Portland International Airport. One of only two major US airports that share their runways with a guard unit. It is breathtaking, to say the least, to see F15's come off of the runway and then immediately go near vertical. And the sound --- OMG --- , incredibly loud. Also, they take off in pairs, which is something different than the daily normal. They'll be flying the F15EX soon, and the new F35's as well.

[@estried86]

They were the ones who were scrambled to Seattle, when that airline employee stole the plane in 2018. Both F-15 pilots requested to go supersonic and made it there in 10 minutes. 😮

[@ghowell13]

Our "local" airport, RDU International shares its Gen Av side with Civil Air Patrol and an Army National Guard unit that has Longbow Apache helicopter units.

[@stevemak8620]

Nice!@@ghowell13

[@aaroncortright9860]

I have a friend who is a retired F-15C pilot and everything I've heard from her about it makes me wish I could have one of my own, she misses flying it pretty badly and I can't blame her!

[@doubled61]

As an F-15 crew chief in the '80s, I would have to agree it's gangster.

[@davidtcpa1]

As F-15 C-Shop from ‘80 - ‘00, (A thru E models), I wholeheartedly agree!

[@Cody38Super]

This is what happens when Russia brags to much........F-15 spends 40 years wrecking everyone's game.

[@nadjasunflower1387]

not just bragging...but lying about what they actually have. F-15 was designed to beat what the Soviets said their MiG 25 could do...wasn't until a soviet pilot ( forget his name atm ) defected with his MiG 25 that US / NATO got to really look at the MiG 25 and see it for the giant POS that it was. LOL Edit: we literally designed a plane to beat another plane who's capabilities only existed in theory. Because the real planes capabilities were far inferior to what was claimed it could do. LOL

[@TheRedneckAtheist]

IIRC, McD-D was told to take the worst case scenario of what the best Soviet fighter was claimed to be able to do and go a few steps beyond even that.

[@Cody38Super]

@@nadjasunflower1387 yes, they said it could do Mach 3.2, the 25/31 were only able to muster 2.7 and the engines tried to chew themselves apart. It had hypersonic missile that could shoot down anything...it's S.A.M.3 Sites and 25/31 took 800+ shots at the SR-71, didn't hit jack-shit. They said it was the most powerful dogfighter ever, if it pulled more that 4.5 G's....the wings ripped off. The F-15 has faced many Mig-25/31's over the years....I dont need to tell you how that worked out for them. Piss off the Air Force....you get the A-10, F-15, F-16, F-22 and the F-35, don't piss off the Air Force.

[@devincorns409]

The F-15 is like the muscle car of jets. It’s being upgraded as I type this

[@coryharper5904]

If you haven't watched the eggnog riot it is A MUST WATCH

[@abyssalreclass]

The F-15 Eagle: In thrust we trust

[@Dagobah359]

Millie: Does it go that fast or is it sped up? Me: spit my drink out The planes have to slow down when flying that close to a camera crew. That wasn't fast. That wasn't even close to fast, that was close to the slowest the plane goes.

[@Thatguyboogerbush-gp9db]

Keep up these reactions. TFE is a helluva channel!

[@briancoe4371]

I love Fat Electrician! Thanks guys! A good one to react to is "The last war chief - Joe Medicine Crow"

[@brianhigginbotham5066]

the E4 Mafia video and the military mechanic video are some of my favorites.

[@ghstdnsr]

The F-15 has always and always will be my favorite aircraft followed by the only fighter I ever took a flight in and that would be the F-4.

[@erichammond9308]

The exact F-15E that scored the air to air kill with a 1 ton laser guided bomb is still in active service at an airbase near where I live.

[@TrineDaely]

I forget the title, but his video about the Seebees stealing a train is pretty cool. And if you haven't already, the video about the last war chief. Because an elephant is not a horse. FYI: A-10s have lost more and landed safely.

[@brandonlong5775]

Strongly recommend The Last Dreadnaught The USS Texas

[@natediederich8979]

All of his videos are excellent, but some of my favorites are the underground cheese caves, Samuel Whitmore, and Lewis Millett and bayonet Hill. Keep the reactions coming!

[@danielhandley2876]

I can't say that I have a top three, or even top five videos of his. I love his videos too much. Because I'm from Texas, I really enjoyed his battleship Texas video. I have to say that his videos on the mosquito and the British fighter Ace from world war II are outstanding, and if you want some good old-fashioned British patriotism, I would watch those. Another fun one is the submarine that sunk a train. Apparently, that really happened. If you want to know about some war heroes, there's Sergeant Dan Daily, The ghost of baton, and Jake McNasty McNeese. Some really funny ones are the ones he does about the different weapons platforms, IE America's a blunderbuss, and the one on the Colt 1911 pistol. All of them are really good though. Have fun! I really enjoy y'all's videos immensely and can't wait to see videos of y'all visiting the USA, especially Texas. I also can't wait to see you guys reacting to more of the fat electrician.

[@fluffylittlebear]

If the F-15 Eagle can fly at 1,900 miles per hour, it could fly from New York to Los Angeles in an hour and 28 minutes. That's insane.

[@MikeF_44]

Always let his videos play till the end, sometimes there's bonus footage.

[@rockroll7649]

Greetings from America. Great reaction. I spent 2 years in Solihull (Birmingham.) I had a great time in the country.

[@shadowangel3995]

If you guys can find a video of them, a video on the F-14 Tomcat, a video on the F-22 Raptor, and the Cobra helicopter.

[@susanwahl6322]

I saw a picture after the accident where it lost its wing. Most of it’s wing was gone. There was about about a foot and a half left.

[@jhawkins4412]

You two never finish the video! Yep there's MORE LAUGHS AT THE END! 😂

[@brianrufh3684]

I am so glad you guys found him!! I swear. If my history teacher in highschool taught history like he does? I definitely would've gone to college. As for what videtof his to do next? Y'all just puck one. They're all incredible. Well, you probably wouldn't find his military grade toilet paper one all that entertaining. But anyone that served, worked construction, or both would.

[@dovak159_2]

I’m a weapons maintenance personnel in the usaf. I first started on the f-15, and it’s a beautiful aircraft. He truly expresses my love for the jet.

[@OmegaInfinityAlpha]

Word of advice watching more of his videos: watch all the way to the end of the video past the credits. He usually either has more jokes or actual footage of whatever the topic was. You're going to miss a lot of content if you keep pausing before the video is finished.

[@TheAidanodian]

I like y'all's reactions. It's interesting to see how people from other countries view the US military. US and UK will forever be the most formidable military duo on the planet.

[@jakobw5006]

Video length is perfect

[@cliff_rogers7919]

You can't go wrong with any of his videos. They're all great videos, but The most gangster marine of all time Dan Daly and America's War Horse Sargent Reckless are very good videos

[@dangauldin6497]

"this is the US we don't make sense we make dollars" LOLOL dying over here! 'Murica!

[@warrendavis9262]

It's y'all's channel, y'all can do what y'all wanna do!

[@texas2627]

The BAC Lightning was one of Britain Fastest Jets MACH 2

[@ThatofMusic]

Love your videos. You should do The most gangster politician of all time, Cassius clay by Fat electrician

[@Annakaydyct]

He is an amazing storyteller 😂

[@gk5891]

F15 Record 105-0 (Includes E Model) F16 Record 76-1* (In 1996 an unarmed Turkish F16D was shot down by a Greek Mirage 2000 with a R.550 Magic II Missile when it violated Greek Air Space near Cios Island during a Military Excercise)

[@deancarrigan-py4xr]

Hi Beesleys, Dean Carrigan here from Detroit Mich. , I am adescendant of English isles mostly . One of my ancestors was actually on the Mayflower ; original pilgrim from England. Anyway here are my 3 suggestions for fat electrician. #1 Dan Daily most gangstar marine ever. #2 is Warhorse which is story of only animal to actually be inducted into military and won medals too , lots of animals are honorary members but he was a actual member & saved many lives. #3 is ghost of battaan who was hero in phillipines after Japan attack on pearl harbor. All 3 are great stories !!!....see ya Beesleys , Ive been watching for years !!!

[@nadjasunflower1387]

great suggestions. just one minor correction. " She " Sgt Reckless was a mare, or female. ( her story is still one of my favs from FT )

[@deancarrigan-py4xr]

@@nadjasunflower1387 thank you for the correction as I always go to male when I dont know because Ive only had male animals....but it might be my fav. too so far as I have always thought that many animals r alot smarter than us arrogant humans give them credit for ...we just cant always communicate well with them ... nice to hear from a fellow admirer of fat electrician stories ...I love to hear heroic stories of what people and animals are truly capable of !!!!....see you nadja where ever u may be in the world?

[@Kevin-pq7kw]

1900 MPH Thats from NY to Los Angeles in 2 hours, standard airliner 6 hours

[@ZoneXV]

You've got to react to his video "Wrecking & Trolling The Germans With A Wooden Plane - DH-98 Mosquito" , it's actually about the British.

[@KieranMckean]

Without getting my calculator out isn't that a hundred rounds a second? 😳😯

[@robertkennett4622]

It may have changed since I was in the Air Force, but I have not seen anything online that indicates there has been any other to achieve this ability. The F-15 was/is the only airplane that can ACCELERATE going straight up. That's like a space rocket for cryin' out loud. Think about that for a minute, accelerate, gain speed, in a pure vertical attitude. That's powerful.

[@billwright7054]

I had the greatest opportunity to be in the USAF from 1971 to 1991. I had the opportunity to work as a jet engine mechanic on the F-15 models A,B,C,D and E. The new F-15 EX is going to replace the F-22.

[@LuisLopez-ri8mz]

6,000 rounds per minute works out to 60 rounds per second…which is insane considering how big a 20mm round is.

[@ventusvero4484]

My father was a F15 bomber (its been build into fighter-bomber versions) and I have teased him that he has never flown a plane for the US Air Force and is no aviator. He's a rocketship man =D

[@brucelamberton8819]

In 1975, an F-15 "Streak Eagle" set eight time-to-climb records including from sea level to 9,000 meters (29,685 feet) in just 48.86 seconds,, an altitude which would take a typical jet airliner more than 15 minutes. Nearly 50 years later, its records still stand.

[@2HennaHands]

I love this guy! After you reacted to the first video, I subscribed to his channel and binged all his content. All of his content is engaging. I wish he did more long form videos. One of my favorites is World War Tree. Yes, tree. Also, I really enjoyed the videos about the different branches of the military.

[@scrambler69-xk3kv]

Was worried about his language and Millie. But she did not flinch.

[@blackout3239]

If “fuck around and find out” was a plane.

[@george217]

An unusual one of his is the story of the "Mailcat".

[@ed-straker]

I've actually seen an F-15 go vertical after takeoff. Very impressive. I'm pretty sure we still have some F-15s in the UK.

[@ariasclark4768]

A few suggestions for your consideration. Each one are short videos Uss Texas Uss New Jersey The 89th airborne Pararescue

[@ernhrtus]

There are 2 versions from him. The short and sweet likebyou reviewed, and the long stories which are much more in depth. Both are great.

[@maingate7672]

We're not insane, we're just terribly proportional! Lol!

[@J.Young808]

I’ve seen the F22’s here in Honolulu take of and just go vertical to smack the ceiling

[@ethangoodwin8551]

If you want to learn about a some other planes with some other shorter videos, I would recommend his videos on the A-1 Sky Raider and the A-37 Dragonfly. These planes plus the P-47 Thunderbolt, could be argued as the early development of the A-10 Thunderbolt II, AKA the warthog, in some design elements and its close air support role.

[@Ulnyx]

Check out "World War Tree- Operation Paul Bunyan" by The Fat Electrician. It's about how WWIII was almost started over a tree.

[@kibecawest9867]

Ironically, some of the jets that came before the F-15 were way faster, but were discontinued because military thinkers started to think that speed wasn't that important in comparison to the other systems aboard the aircraft. And with 5th and 6th gen Aircraft (stealth aircraft) they are almost entirely undetectable - at least the American ones, not so sure about Russia or China - so speed is now seen as a secondary statistic behind radar, stealth, and armament. I believe there were a whole slew of aircraft in the mid-late cold war that were designed to go at least Mach 3, which is 3.7 kilometers an hour, and 1029 meters a second.

[@WARHAWKLEADER1]

We need more of these!!