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[@Pokeman1280]

Flyovers are viewed by the military as training missions. The Minnesota Air National Guard performed flyovers over several hospitals and cities when Quarantine first started. Pilots and crews have to train anyway. Why not make a spectacle out of them?

[@drones8639]

Ya but you know those pilots are enjoying it and getting to show there skills it’s, a Win Win for everyone lol

[@marchendrickson2382]

@@drones8639 Pilots (especially fighter pilots) love doing 3 things above all others. Flying, drinking, and having sex...and not necessarily in that order.

[@ArcherCC1599]

Wisco Air Guard did the same, we live a block from a huge medical complex and had 5 fighters go right over us. It was awesome.

[@clintlarvenz2570]

Its a good training for time on target missions, its a 1-2 hour flight and they make their pass over the target at just the right moment, just like they would try to do making a military strike

[@abyss8264]

In Minot we did the flyovers with b52s as a morale boost and a thank you to first responders with this whole COVID thing.

[@kurtpeterson4180]

I went to the Notre Dame vs Navy game two years ago and the Navy SEALS parachute team, The Leap Frogs, parachuted into the stadium at halftime.

[@partydemon2849]

And welcome to America where we take sports very seriously

[@CourtneyCoulston]

Party Demon I love the sport culture in America ❤️

[@anthonyhalstead3925]

Well we used to now everyone is kneeling and the views are plummeting

[@snakebitess7172]

Not this year.

[@randomamerican5065]

@Courtney Coulston yes Sports are kind of our religion in America

[@stormbringer795]

Anthony Halstead Views arent “plummeting.” Also, kneeling isnt an issue. It’s people exercising their right on their platform.

[@britskihambone8158]

Many times in these fly-overs, you will notice that there is a space between planes where there is no plane. We call this the "missing man" which we honorifically designate for the soldier lost in war, unable to be there in person. A very high honor.

[@murdamomz]

And you wonder why we love this country so much all you have to do is look up. And there you go.🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@CourtneyCoulston]

Martha Weasel Bear love it ❤️

[@danielcannon3511]

I'm from the USA. Can't lie, starting to feel a little patriotic!

[@danielcannon3511]

@Mike Airborne last time I checked, it is the democrats that want to cut military spending. Your comment doesn't make sense

[@atoftw4256]

@Mike Airborne Not to mention that that was debunked anyways...

[@sideboob4276]

@@danielcannon3511 We spend more on military than Brazil, South Korea, Japan, United Kingdom, Germany, France, Saudi Arabia, Russia, India and China combined as our education, healthcare and infrastructure lags behind and our debt skyrockets (currently $26.75 trillion).Whether you are a Dem or Rep, don't you find that even the slightest bit appalling?

[@sideboob4276]

@@atoftw4256 Even Fox confirms trump made the disparaging remarks so who exactly was this debunked by?

[@landoncarter9239]

Mike Airborne He never said that don’t believe everything you hear

[@shanialover]

Dear Courtney, the Blue Angels are from the Navy. The Air Force has the Thunderbirds so PLEASE do at least one reaction to something from them. My Mother's cousin was an instructor for the Thunderbirds until he retired from the Air Force and became a pilot for TWA airlines. 👱‍♀️👗👠👠💓

[@richardwilliams3497]

You definitely have to feel the planes flying over to get the full experience. It’s an awesome and deafening sound that hits you to the core, and then it’s over in a second. So cool

[@ex-navyspook]

When I was in college at Colorado State University (Go Rams!), we had a flyover of three F-15s. The stadium, at that time, was on the small side, and was fairly close to the foothills of the Rocky Mountains. I don't know if this is what factored into what happened but, when the flyover occurred, I and all the fans along the top rows went from around 30° F/-1° C to around 90°/32° (which then very quickly dropped back down to the original temperature) because the jet nozzles were pointed *right at us* as the pilots pulled up. We all just looked at each other and basically said, "Whoa! That was close!" What we'd missed, though (and I only heard about it later because a girl I was dating, who I later married, was on the field), was that the flyover's nearness took everyone by surprise; half the band ducked, and the band's "conductor" fell off a ladder (wasn't injured). All in all, an interesting day. Oh, and we lost...we always lost, in those days.

[@kentinatl]

"I CAN'T SEE NOTHIN' HUNTY" CLASSIC! MUCH LOVE CC

[@CourtneyCoulston]

Kent Lumm 😂😂😂 thanks so much Kent! Much love to you too ❤️

[@pathfinderexo5788]

That's why it's a stealth bomber 😂

[@RobRamirez456]

Even as a black hawk helicopter mechanic, at 7:27 that’s always my reaction

[@Dweebix]

Imagine being the enemy and just seeing any of this fly by you at the last second.... You're screwed!.

[@CourtneyCoulston]

Dweebix facts! 💀

[@neptunusrex5195]

At a blue angels show they did this diamond formation dive on the crowd and at the last second they break, hit the afterburners, and speed off in separate directions. I remember experiencing that and thinking “damn, that must be the last thing the enemy sees when they get the bombs dropped on ‘em...at least the enemy gets to see something awesome before they leave this world” 😅 🛩✈️🇺🇸🇨🇱

[@heathfitzgerald363]

I have given the Taliban a lot of middle fingers in the name of America I promise you lol

[@CDRhammond]

was probably a lot of terrorists thoughts that thought shooting at Marines from buildings was a good idea till they heard me and my squadron mates moving in. then the O fu%$'s started

[@CDRhammond]

@@heathfitzgerald363 Same here great feeling isn't it :)

[@streetdiamonds7970]

As an American that loves my country it makes me proud that someone from another country has joy and excitement for country, a lot of Americans today don’t. love your reactions and your always welcome in America ❤️🇺🇸

[@kentbarnes1955]

The large formation flyover (49 planes) in KC is actually performed not by the US military but by a local club of home built aircraft builders and pilots (all are various VANS aircraft). They perform at several air shows throughout the year.

[@nehuge]

These flyovers get me every time. I'm sad that a lot of Americans have first world problems, and worry about petty stuff when they should appreciate that we have it pretty good compared to most places.

[@Ilikebeatzzz]

Except healthcare.

[@dogtor95]

Agreed! We do live in the best place on earth, but we should always strive for better.

[@eddiehaskell1957]

@@Ilikebeatzzz don't believe in the propaganda. This country and our healthcare is second to none! If you want healthcare then apply for a job that offers healthcare. It's not free like a lot of people want it to be. Those same people want free stuff from taxpayers who work our asses off to better ourselves and to better our children. So quit bitching and put your big boy pants on and get a job.

[@dkgamez2985]

@@Ilikebeatzzz most medical advancements come from the US and we have one of the highest cancer survival rates.

[@cobes11]

I think it is neat that we have it so good in this country that we take things like this for granted.

[@SammyTCG]

I’ve grown up on college football games and having the whole experience of hearing the national anthem, the fireworks, and the flyovers....there’s nothing else like it

[@a00141799]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 Way to go Courtney!!! The flyovers give me chills too. I served in the Navy for 6 years and experienced them all of the time and the power and roar of these machines will drop you to your knees. There is nothing like it. During a deployment to Central America we brought the presidents of Panama, El Salvador and Honduras aboard our ship (the USS Ranger CV-61) and put on a weapons display for them, to show them that we had their backs. We exploded small bombs, flew f-16's and S-3's anti-submarine aircraft in formations and seeing all of the American muscle was incredible. That was back in the 80's. Love seeing your genuine amazement at this awesome American tradition. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

[@taurus20077]

Were you on the USS Ranger when they shot Top Gun?

[@a00141799]

@@taurus20077 I served on the Ranger between 1982-85. I didn't even know that they filmed parts of the movie aboard the Ranger. It was an amazing experience. We lost over a dozen crewmen to onboard accidents during my tour. It incredibly dangers aboard a carrier. I worked in the medical facilities as a hospital corpsman. ** Lots of cases of STD's too.***

[@rsrt6910]

Just popped in to say what a handsome avatar you have.

[@a00141799]

@@rsrt6910 😀😂😊🤣Family portrait.😍😒😎 LOL... Thanks

[@TheBiscuitFactory]

Something about 49 of our planes flying in unison that brings a tear to my eye. It’s just so beautiful.

[@ronb8500]

If you read the description they were civilian planes.

[@hawkmoon419]

As a veteran of over 30 NASCAR races I've seen flyovers by: A-10 Warthogs, B-17 Fortresses, B-52 Stratofortresses (love that 8-engine shriek!), B-1 Lancers, C-5 Galaxies, F-16 Falcons, KC-135 Statotankers and KC-10 Extenders. Love it!

[@Bad_Wolf_Media]

Since you made the comment about their timing, one thing you don't usually see on TV, even if they're showing the singer, is that the air unit doing the flyover will have an air controller on the ground right in front of the singer/band/whomever is playing. They're in radio contact with the flight and will direct the singer to speed up or stretch out to make sure the timing is just right so the planes come over right with the last notes. Obviously, it's not a perfect system, but for the most part, they get pretty damn close. The big flyover you had in here a few times, if I had to guess, the fireworks that went off were serving a similar purpose. With that many planes (and probably civilians, seeing the plane-types), it was a visual cue to start their run into the stadium.

[@hmayorga1]

I really love this girl, because she really liked our country, our culture, our military and our patriotism.

[@donaldparlettjr3295]

The massive formation were RVs homebuilt aircraft , yes they built them. The last is the Naval Academy in my home town of Annapolis Maryland. We see them every year and I know several former Blues that live here.

[@goldenstateaviation2861]

Aviation enthusiast here. Loved every minute of it and go BLUE ANGELS! And the mega flyover at arrowhead looked like Vans RV10s which are fun planes to own.

[@archersfriend5900]

The first video is from Arrowhead in Kansas City. Home of the Chiefs. I live within 15 miles of the stadiums and the B2 Spirit Bombers fly from Whiteman AFB straight over our house for the fly overs. Super cool. Go Chiefs.

[@kimberlyfoust2815]

Go Chiefs!

[@archersfriend5900]

@@kimberlyfoust2815 looking great so far.

[@davidbruin4381]

If you ever get the chance, come to the United States and find an air show somewhere. I live in North Pole, Alaska and we had an airshow at the Air Force base near here. It was put on to welcome our F35s and seeing them in person is so much better than trying to hear them on TV. In person they vibrate your entire body and make you smile and cheer. A Blue Angels Airshow is the best kind because they do alot of tricks and maneuvers and scare the hell out of everyone. Because the Blue Angels fly in formation only inches apart from eachother. Or fly towards eachother and miss hitting together by inches too.

[@IMPHLAmaste]

Kansas City native and lifetime Chiefs fan here; was at both of the games in your video and plenty others with fly overs from the 90's until now. Having a fly over at Arrowhead according to the players was like starting the game with a 10 point lead. Such an awe inspiring thing to see, and the crowd's reaction is always amazing no matter where you are. Glad you're reacting to American Football; I hope you're enjoying watching it.

[@mattmartian1658]

Fun fact.. The fly over pilots have a certain time to fly over. They usually get it down to the second. They are suppose to fly over right when our anthem ends. But the timing is usually good or bad depending on how accurate consistent the singer is. If its a Capella.

[@r_aguilar68]

I love that they fly over right during the ending of our National anthem. "For the land of the free and the home of the brave". It gives me a patriotic feeling.

[@perniciousreaper4393]

The first video of the five-video compilation was the 2005 Alabama vs. LSU game at Bryant-Denny Stadium. I was a freshman, and I was standing at the very top of the south end zone stands. I didn't know there was supposed to be a flyover, and right towards the end of the Anthem, someone said "I think there's supposed to be a flyover." I turned around to see if I could see anything coming and found myself staring straight at (felt like it at least) a KC-135 and two F-16s right damn in front of me. I ducked my head out of instinct and then whipped around to see them go overhead. You could feel the heat off the jet blast and the entire stadium was shaking. We all absolutely lost it because it was so awesome. From what I understand they all got reprimanded for violating the hard deck. 15 years later still the best flyover I've ever experienced.

[@fishingmw1990]

I was at that games at Arrowhead Stadium. The sound of all those prop plains was insane. They broke the record for the most civilian planes in formation at 49 I believe. They were playing the Oakland Raiders. One of the best fly overs other then the stealth bomber.

[@brianmcallister114]

I'm a Canadian and a great fan of the NFL. It's been my experience from watching games on TV that fly-overs are not an automatic part of the pre-game ceremonies. It depends on the importance or emotional significance involved with the game (eg Army-Navy games). NFL post season games, especially the Super Bowl, will have fly-overs. And I should mention here that the logistics of a fly-over are incredibly demanding. It takes great preparation to fly over the stadium at the exact moment that the national anthem ends, not a second before or after. And I agree with you. I get a rush when I see a dramatic fly-over and I must admit that a tear is not too far away from appearing, Personally, I like the jet fighters, the F15s, F16s F18s, F22s, F35s or the slower A10s. What a way to start a ball game! Concerning the two large fly-overs you showed, the angle of the wings on the aircraft (90 degrees to the fuselage) and the speed tells me that they were not jets. More likely propeller driven aircraft. No insult intended here but my personal preference is loud and fast.

[@zurnie]

I grew up in B52 country. 3 hour drive from one of the main bases they use to be stationed. My freshman year in high school I was in band class. The band room windows looked out over the river valley. (about a mile wide) Suddenly the windows started shaking and everyone looked out over the river to see a B52 running up the valley at not much over the bridge super structure level. Awe inspiring.

[@angrygrim1394]

Us American really love our Country and Freedom.

[@sportsaholic19888]

The first clip was in Arrowhead Stadium(Kansas City, Missouri) in October of 2013 and that was the World Record 49 Plane flyover during the National Anthem! ALSO Arrowhead Stadium currently holds the Guinness World Record for loudest open outdoor air stadium. It hit a record of 142.2 decibels during a 2014 game where 76,416 fans showed up. This sound was equivalent to a jet engine. I was at both games and that is my favorite place to watch sports!

[@russellcrawley2110]

The more I watch these flyover videos the more I love America 🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲

[@spuds416]

There is a video of the USAF Thunderbirds and USN Blue Angels flying over New York. These two aerial demonstration teams rarely fly together

[@raycrowley4514]

Watch the fly over for the Army Navy game happens when teams enter the stadium

[@ThePriorityAlpha]

A lot of people complain that its a waste of money to have flyovers, but it isnt, pilots have to have so much flying time to be considered "ready". Those flyover are put on their flying time, rather than just flying from point A to point B..

[@jimmiegiboney2473]

Mark 11:06. If you aren't sure about a flyover at a sporting event or a graduation, you could always go to an air show! I've been to a few, in my youth. They are fun too! 👍😎

[@nancyaylward1176]

We are very passionate and proud of our flyovers.

[@Jedi_Mistress]

We have an Air Force base in my city where they train fighter pilots. One time I was hanging out with a paramedic friend of mine at the fire station. We were sitting out in the equipment bay (the "garage" where they park the fire trucks and ambulances), and one of the fighter jets (probably an F-14 Tomcat, if I remember correctly--it was a looooong time ago) decided to buzz the station. It was so loud I swear the ground shook. He was so low that we could actually read the crew's names stenciled below the canopy. It was awesome.

[@CamoHawk29]

Fun fact about the first clip, the 49 planes are all local pilots that volunteered to do that.

[@FroFTW85]

The flyover in America for the most part a show of force. Having tens of thousands of people in one place, seeing military jets fly by gives people a sense of safety and protection.

[@expfighter5112]

i was at that game arrowhead, AWESOME flyover! fun facts: all of those 49 planes were civilian owned, they were all built from kits, and they all are the same plane type

[@mescko]

That last one. The Blue Angles, 6 jets, that close to the ground--do you know how loud that would have been?! Wish I'd been there 😁

[@theallseeingmaster]

My late uncle got a flyover when he was interred at Arlington National Cemetery; quite impressive considering that he was only a Captain.

[@johnveglio4433]

The first video was of military jet's. The second one was of propeller planes, that's why they were much slower and quieter.

[@davemi3213]

I absolutely love that witnessing our national pride can move you as much as it does me

[@MrVarchak]

Thx Courtney this the only sports I’ll be watching for awhile

[@sportslife5129]

I worked for NASCAR for a little bit, and the flyovers were always fun. I worked with the pyrotechnics, so the access to the certain vantage points was amazing. The video doesn't do them any justice. It's a different beast in person.

[@WiredSolaris]

There was one at this one event. They were so low, blew hats off of the heads of the people in the upper stands. Were A 10 Thunderbolts, (can't mistake the distinct sound once they pass you, but you never hear them coming, if on the receiving end of one yah won't even hear the brrrrtttt!). They had discontinued flyovers for a bit years ago due to the recession, but are doing them again. Usually the local National Guard. A good place to see them is at the beach. They fly so low sometimes to where the umbrellas blow away.

[@bealestcat]

Courtney thank you for being so kind and understanding our love of freedom, military, pride. This is something that is dying with the socialist influences. I am so proud to have been a part of the country when we thrived.

[@TD402dd]

The group of planes were WWII fighters, and I didn't know we had that many still flying. The large plane was a B-52 bomber. Notice our flag has the same colors as the mother country the Union Jack (red, white, and blue).

[@cstaats]

It is the same fly over from out side Arrow Head Stadium home of the Kansas City Chiefs. Once this Covid is done you and your fiancé need to come to the US for some football games both NFL and NCAA

[@bluelighting7152]

Love the chiefs

[@Gutslinger]

6:39 There was a better flyover of that B-2 Bomber at the 2018 Rose Bowl when my OU Sooners played against Georgia. I think it flew over during the national anthem. It flew low, and directly overhead. So the view was amazing. It was a college football semi-final playoff game to see who would play in the national championship. That game was amazing and went into overtime.

[@brycemcnichol4568]

I love the flyover I live in between Baltimore and Washington DC so sometimes I see the blue angels flyover our house because that’s is there practice routine and it gives you chills every time

[@larrywelchko6136]

Fly overs “MERICA” just a little info about the B-52, the last one built was in 1965. And not set to retire for another 30 or 40 years

[@benhoctor549]

Flyovers are incredible! Another fantastic reaction Courtney :)

[@CourtneyCoulston]

Thanks so much Ben! I wanna see one, one day! :) Amazing stuff!

[@benhoctor549]

They are very cool but also very loud. I haven’t seen one in person recently, but when I did it scared me 😅, but yes they are definitely worth seeing :)

[@j.christopherlindsey8933]

@@CourtneyCoulston Where I live they do a lot of training here in the hills of Virginia. I've seen just about every aircraft the military has to offer... it's alot different. Though they're not supposed to, I've heard sonic booms and saw jets with afterburners lit. Check out videos from the Mach Loop in Wales and that's similar. kzbin.info/www/bejne/oXjReWCAl9KeapY

[@Benzer2010]

As far as I know they do flyovers at just about every sporting event. There's an air force base about 50 miles from Arrowhead Stadium (very close as the B-2 flies) so we are always seeing planes. My personal favorite is when the A-10's circle over my house before making their way to the stadium. I LOVE that sound. Also, might I suggest you catch a Chiefs game. You'd be able to see The Cheetah (Tyreek Hill), Patrick Mahomes, and a flyover all in one afternoon. I'd call that a good day.

[@scottpollack1007]

The 7 people who gave you a “Thumbs Down” are IDIOTS! Courtney, keep doing these videos because you are a “Breath of Fresh Air”!

[@CooperJ1949]

You should react to stadium base jumping by the military

[@Stevo-xe9jw]

Courtney, if you really dig air shows and flyovers like this you and your hubby should come up here (I live 25 minutes from the EAA air grounds). It's a full week show, usually filled in the afternoons with air shows from stunt men, women, and teams, as well as at least one fighter jet. They do a reenactment of a bomb run with their legendary "War Birds." Usually held the last week of July. Quite the display. You can even get tickets to sit near the runway.

[@sulaco2122]

Notice the helo fly over there was one air craft "missing"? That is know as the missing man formation and a tribute to those lost in combat.

[@richgoebel882]

None of those were Missing Man. Those start with the check mark looking formation of 4 aircraft, and as they approach the ceremony, the middle one on the side of three peels out of that formation and only 3 of them aircraft fly together from that point. X X X X

[@sulaco2122]

@@richgoebel882 Funny thats what the AF and annoucer called it...

[@dogtor95]

You really need to experience a show by The Blue Angels or The Thunderbirds. It is such an incredible experience. You can find their show schedules online. Even if you just go to watch them practice at their home base, it is well worth the trip.

[@ChrisDavisCDinSV]

The Blue Angels have the traditional fly over the Naval Academy graduation, as that is where the future "Blues" come from. It is also the lowest flyover they do all year.

[@maxwellharris507]

Some of the best flyovers I had personally witnessed involved WWII-vintage aircraft, ranging from P-51 Mustangs to Spitfires to even an ORIGINAL Mitsubishi A6M5 Zero, and the last remaining 1943 Northrop N9MB Flying Wing before it was lost in an accident

[@garymartin9777]

Jack Northrop was 40 years ahead of his time with that one. Real genius.

[@maxwellharris507]

Gary Martin he and the Horton Brothers were geniuses. During the war, all three had no idea of each other

[@garymartin9777]

@@maxwellharris507 Yes that is true. Given better circumstances the Horton may have flown first. But neither was destined for production as controlling the surfaces for stable flight was not possible without computers.

[@chrisdumas112]

so you might wanna look in to this but the us military has two flight teams that preform at all sorts of events. the navy has the blue angles, the air force has the thunder birds

[@Xandliear]

I cried for the last two... I am still crying. I love this country more than anything in this world. ❤

[@Xandliear]

In fact I became overwhelmed with emotion and started bawling.... I am eternally grateful of those who have and are serving. It isn't even so much as pride as it is gratitude. And to think that we are at odds with each other now over who our leader is and other matters. We can talk about these various topics and try to unite under one flag, one nation, one gargantuan sacrifice that we have all made one way or another. Let's come together and heal our brothers and sisters not push them down. We can do this.

[@jackdennis9286]

7:56. I was at that game we were unaware of the flyover. In one of the top ten rows and they came right behind us. I’ve since become obsessed with aviation and will start training to be a pilot in a few months

[@coopereddins1579]

I was at the 2010 jags game at everbank field that was featured in this video. Flyovers are truly amazing in person

[@MichaelWhite-pi9xm]

At 1:38, those aren't planes coming out of nowhere that are part of the fly over. They're fireworks shooting off from the top of the stadium to represent the "rockets' red glare" as that line is sung during the National Anthem! Great videos, thanks!

[@czee2035]

I'm a Chargers fan and that first team is our huge rival but man they have the best fly overs and one of the stadiums with the best atmospheres🔥

[@alexlacava4622]

So when the blue angels flew over nd and navy, their was a photographer who took a picture of the band and inadvertently got a picture of the angels flying over. My barber has the picture and it was really cool to see the game that it came from. Also, my brother was a mechanic on the thunderbirds.

[@youshihunter]

Back in 2016 for the Indy 500, I seen four F/A-18 Super Hornets Pass Right over by head

[@JacobNascar]

One of the coolest flyovers I have ever experienced was actually at the 2020 Nascar All Star race in Bristol, TN. It was the largest crowd sporting event since the sports world reboot. 30,000 fans. It was a night race and the cars had underglow lights and about 6 or 7 planes flew over in the V formation with sparks flying in their trails. Followed by the most famous words in Motorsports. Drivers, START YOU'RE ENGINES! I tell you, I didnt have a worry in the world that night.

[@realredstonereaper]

Whenever bombers fly over stadiums: *Please don't hit the button...*

[@Staxx_OnG]

Even as an American. That first one gave me chills

[@yendub]

The first 2 videos are from Arrowhead Stadium, home of the Kansas City Chiefs. It is the loudest stadium in the NFL. You can even catch a bit of the National Anthem during the 2nd video so fear from the stadium. I don’t know where the planes were from, but most military flyovers are from Whitman Air Force base,

[@johntolson6197]

This happened at the Kansas City Chiefs Stadium, there is an outfit outside of KC that does amateur flying events with these aircraft. Please realize that these are recreational and some commercial pilots and that they are flying Homemade Kit-built aircraft. All of these aircraft arrive to the builder in a kit form and require hundreds, if not thousands of hours to build.

[@brittanycasto6829]

Idk when it became bad to be patriotic but I will never get tired of the feelings you get when you witness all of this. Full body chills and feeling proud for our country and our people because of the meaning behind our national anthem.

[@usafbonilla21]

The first formation was choreographed to resemble a B2 spirit bomber but after furter analysis the tail looks like an F117 look alike

[@Qwertky]

I love the flyover that NASCAR has in Daytona each summer. One of my favorite parts of the opening ceremonies

[@mickeygarlock4611]

The B-2 Stealth carries two Nuclear Bombs.

[@camiloharritt3007]

Courtney this video was so amazing keep up the good work I'm so glad to be your American friend

[@richardgarcia7274]

This makes me so happy to see different people from another country look at us as one of the best countrys in the world MURICA🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@fakebrake]

This lady has a good soul. Not pretentious or fake.

[@Jackle61]

The first one was shortly after 9-11 before the military was given the okay for flyovers. All of these planes were civilian aircraft.

[@WhatDayIsItTrumpDay]

Yeah that boomerang thing is 30+ years old already. It's successor, the B-21 Raider is currently being developed.

[@noox13]

We had a jet fly over our high school during an FRC regional back in 2019.

[@johnhopkins8504]

We support our country and military with mad respect

[@larrywt656]

Yeah, the first two were definitely the same flyover. Very cool to see it from different angles like that. You should check out some of the NASCAR pre-race flyovers. Those big wide-open track facilities make for some really breathtaking fly-bys!

[@klesmer]

If these make you a little emotional ,Sweetheart, wait until you see the missing man formation. I promise your eyes will leak for sure. It is performed to honor a fallen airman.

[@nealkirkland1313]

Some nfl and also college games... used to live close to a college stadium. . Not in formation, but saw the planes leave after their flyover. In Auburn AL. They flew right over the house. Sure they were from AL air National Guard

[@heymorado4372]

Back in high school even though we are a pretty small town in northern New York a nearby military base did a helicopter flyover for one of our football games I played

[@erickyle5604]

Fun fact about the B52. First produced in 1952, in service since 1955. The old saying goes. If it ain't broke, don't fix it.

[@Michael2112]

When I, and I'm sure most Americans, looks up and sees the United States Military Air Forces performing Flyovers, I not only see the Magnificence of Technology and Human Interaction, I also feel a PAIN in my heart for those that died defending Our Country, PEACE for our ENEMIES and their FAMILIES that have been displaced or KILLED, JOY for the FREEDOMS that I, as an AMERICAN, CHERISH every day, the COMFORT of knowing that Our Armed Forces are the BEST in the world, and PRIDE in knowing that America is where OPPRESSED people want to run for a better way of life.

[@danielriordan6387]

There's a video on KZbin (somewhere) that shows how these fly overs are choreographed which was petty neat.

[@OneVoiceMore]

The large boom after the stratofortress was the sonic collapse because they were supersonic.

[@barbarawissinger]

I just discovered your channel, which has been entertaining me for the last hour. My sister worked at an American Airbase in Germany for many years. While not as photogenic as a flyover, witnessing a C-130 taking off or landing was also sometimes to experience. Hope you are enjoying your summer while we are covered in wet white stuff❄⛄

[@Neeboopsh]

i was in washington dc for july 4 last year. seeing the birds fly overhead over the mall by the white house was savage. it wasnt a giant maneuver spectacle. everything had meaning and seeing a b2 with f22s was dope.