Saab J35 Draken Marketing video

[@MrBEA68]

My father constructed the engine installment in J35. He managed to design an installment that allowed the entire engine to be connected via just a few bayonette attachments where three were responsible for fuel, avionics and electronics. That allowed the entire engine to be exchanged in just a few minutes. That might sound easy, but in reality exhaustingly difficult to design taking into consideration the temperature differences and stress on the engine itself. That was his proudest moment as an engineer... What an achievement it was. It's never been done since.

[@rohitmaity2529]

Your dad was Saab engineer ?

[@MrBEA68]

He was, but after the success of the engine installment he was promoted to missiles and got heavily involved in that side of engineering. But he started with SAAB and the early stages of the J 35 and the miniature configuration of the future aircraft that was constructed. If you haven't seen it it was called ”the mini J 35”.

[@rohitmaity2529]

@@MrBEA68 wow such a proudful moment

[@20chocsaday]

Very well done. Hope he was a good father and husband too, he deserves to be.

[@RickyJr46]

Björn, here in California my SAAB car dealer was Tor (and later Tom) Gustafsson. For a time, Tor worked for SAAB building aircraft, at a Swedish factory which I recall him saying was inside of a mountain. Tom told me stories about seeing fighter jets emerging from the forest and using the public roads for take-off! Taking my car in for service was always something fun to look forward to. Tor's SAAB in Lompoc, the best.

[@arunaschlevickas322]

Did i get this recommended because of warthunder? explain yourself, algorithm..

[@maruftim]

lol same

[@SatansOps]

Same

[@bigmeme8464]

Yo same

[@danialharis7990]

"I agree"

[@prestonang8216]

Lmao same Edit : ATTACK THE D POINT

[@Ropen_]

My worst fear at new 10.3

[@treybirdo7223]

Honastly xD

[@DLBBALL]

For those who don’t get it, the Draken is being added to War Thunder (a game where you fight using planes, tanks, and ships).

[@IsaiahTrujillo_1]

Yup

[@danialharis7990]

"Affirmative"

[@markr1861]

The missiles are kinda trash though

[@nadtz]

I still say the Draken, Grippen and Viggen are/were some of the most underrated fighters out there, specially the current Gripen.

[@rattinox]

The English dubbing over the Swedish ground control reminds me of old Japanese monster movies.......Draken was an incredible aircraft, just behind the F-104 and F-106 in my heart. As the Swedes would say, Draken är häftigt!

[@silweragentum739]

Sounds corny for me swede, but listening in on same types of american planes comersials, then its a commanding superamerican western voice talking high about everything like its superheroes or something, really like a bad movie. Its not dubbed but sounds like the flaggs will show up any second thats how goid it is hehe. Still good to se the puctures of the old planes, the buyers here was Finland, Denmark and Austria so they probably wasnt any better englishspeakers themselves.

[@silweragentum739]

F104 starfighter us line a brother from another mother here, it was also built to be fast in reaching big heights and shoot down soviet jet bombers. But they never built them, USA never used F104 themseves i think only european nato countries had them, mistly Germanny, ut was a fast missilike fighter but dangerous, alot if accindent happened, the first varuant with ejection downwards was crazy. Draken was not tame either, it had a tendensy uf you dived hard the controls wold not respinse and you would crash full speed shead in the ground. And as in all times, the pilots took more risks then, i guess it was so all over, they could fly more for real and they tried stuff. As you name F104 i guess tour nit anerican so you probably know more, especially german would know about the f104. And F106 Delta Dart, you shiukd like F102 Delta Dagger too, they are related, bur the 192 are more in the age of these, booth fully deltawinged plans, but 106 is later than a Draken or a F104. I must say i like alot if the century jets as they are called, F105 thud may be a little boring, but F100 super sabre is fun. Thise days jetfighters really looked right i think sonyes im mistly intrested in that era. And yes i line som soviet ones too mig17 but after that i dont know until Mig29 that was mist possible as good as a F16, and i line the F16, the real one not the one with a cheaper engine and shit. F16 may have been the best in its time, and clisely shadowed by Mig29 :-)

[@sovietheart3883]

Rly?F104 killed sooo many Civilians in Vietnam

[@Kalumbatsch]

The F-104 was a piece of garbage, a large portion of all aircraft crashed for lots of different reasons. OK, to be fair, it was fast and exciting garbage.

[@Groza_Dallocort]

@@Kalumbatsch Italy did build a better F-104

[@amphibol]

The Draken was one of the most beautuful fighterplanes ever built!

[@efxnews4776]

Totally agree, it a beautiful design. Looks something out of science fiction.

[@teddydunet9126]

I would say one of the ugliest

[@johnraina4828]

@@teddydunet9126 its both

[@apegues]

Gunnar Ries; One of my all time favorites

[@christerpedersen7818]

Still is

[@justforever96]

Love this plane. Jets of the 1950's (and 60's) were so beautiful and/or charismatic, not like the ones today. And gotta love that turbojet howl! Saab Draken, EE Lightning, F-104 Starfighter, Mirage III (and F-5), Hawker Hunter, F-100 Super Sabre, F-101 Voodoo, MiG-21, B-58 Hustler, Avro Vulcan, Myasishchev M-4, B-47 Stratojet, B-52 Superfortress, MiG-15, F-86 Sabre, F9F Panther, and others. Lovely A/C.

[@CowBeatsCrow]

I don't know, as much as I can appreciate the older first few generations of jets, I love the look of modern jets...especially the F-22.

[@anonymousstout4759]

The older generation is cool but F-35, F-22, TU-160, Su-57, B-2, J-20 and the legendary F-16 looks freakin' badass

[@aaronrockefeller5077]

Sr 71 remains the best ❤️

[@rickt151]

Avro did quite good in my opinion. First the Lancaster, then the Vulcan. Definitely my favorite company from the UK. From the US it for me (obviously) is Lockheed Martin with their Skunkworks.

[@kelpie1511]

Capp

[@stephenmoore7155]

Saab and Sweden should be proud of their technology. The Draken still looks modern now.

[@questofknowledge8788]

Minus looking in the cockpits. Still an awsome and way advanced design for it's time. Can't wait to see it in a proper flight sim and not warthunder for this vary reason.

[@h7pubg]

randomly got this recommended, don’t regret. love the way it was filmed for it’s time, especially second half, feels like christopher nolan level of suspense buildup

[@wiryantirta]

All they need was a 10-second narration that says: "is this just not the most aesthetic thing you've ever seen fly"

[@CrazyChemistPL]

60 years later and she still looks out of this world. And still beautiful.

[@Sovereign_Citizen_LEO]

Possibly the best fighter plane in the world at the time?

[@catarinaandersson4215]

Yes in did.....

[@simontili3374]

after f-4 Phantom II

[@silweragentum739]

It was built to shoot down high flying russian bombers, but russia never built any, so its mostly like the F104 starfighter a rocket with short range, get up to hights fast shoot down bombers and down agan reload and up again. Both those jetfighters was bult for meeting something that never came. Its famous for having no measured top speed, it accelerates until it depletes its fuel. So best? It was a double dektawing construction that is unique looking. And many thinks Draken means Dragon, but it refers to a kite, its the same word in swedish and its how it looks say from the underside. But as a small country its amazing we could build something like it, and not even J29 tunnan (the barrel) was bad but better than a mig 15 and ok maybe a bit behind F86 Sabre as a dogfighter, mig 17 us up there but is later. Mig 15 was built to shoot down american bombers so it had weapons for that and even if Sabre at first had pretty weak .50 cannons it was more suited to hunt other fighters. Most dobt know that SAAB J29 is a brother in that company and the only Swedish jet to be used in war, the Congo war, and that was in the 60s it wirked well even if it was old by then. Draken wouldnt have been as good there, the A32 Lansen would have been better but it was enough. I think A32 Lansen was nice too, we built our own ground and sea attack jetfighter, instead of say buing the american T33 Thunderstrike for example. J37 Viggen was underated i think, that was early computerized for having a team on the ground leading the fight with radars etc, other countries instead had a navigator behind the pilot doing that. But ok now its 1960 before Viggen so, before Vietnam too soo F4 Phantom ii may not count, and its a really heavy two seater with two engine, it didnt at first even have a cannon, and the missiles sucked so badly the flying guys cimplauned to get a cannon. F104 was like a rocket with short wings, its soo nice looking, but was hard to fly, alot if accidents, it was only used by NATO countries in Europe i think, mostly Germany. The first version catapulted the pilot downwards even. Still it us faster to gain height than the Draken, but more unsafe, in those days the swedush fliers were much more macho than today so it happened alot if accidents just when playing. They often met up wirh russuan fighters ver the Baltic sea. A number of J29 tunnan met up to some migq15 over the wea, they couldnt shoot but everybody wanted to show the others. The j29 turned away making the migs chasing them, it was firbidden to do but the swedes has trauned in flying in a scissors way, meaning they cross eachother close iver and over. The russians didnt want to do worse so they tried that to, two mig15 crasched ttogheter and went down and the rest gave up. You can have a little war in many ways, i like those days, theres more stories, but today its dead, russia flies in over Sweden and we just let them, they was escorted off by a Estonian nato F16. The only right thing wold to have sent up a Gripen to do the same. A Viggen locked rhe radar on the american spyplane Blackbird just for fun, it had to start when the blackbird was at the highest point up north flyging south again outside the soviet lines, well it started and whent straight up, topping is max level in height and locked the radar on the blackbird on its way south. Like i say today its all boring, wrre no friends to Putin, but we have no military ready anymore crazy, it will never be a war again it was said in the 90s, talk about total failure in thinking. So all went away, not even having fighters on F16 were big citys are and three reactors. We using Nato and Finland to keep us safe importing arabs and black wirthless people to live here. The land if the forests and the mines us now best in importing people most unlike us and Koran readers following the war for geting all the world musslum or dead. We can watch this and look back just to forget how badly this is goung to be, we have sold off most industries needs no oirkers for that, giving away whole lifes to people not having paid anything back instead if helping ourself first. You cant even vote, then all is socialist no matter what, and the one with 20% workers dont count, the voters of that party dont coynt as democratic swedes. There is no western coyntry working that way for sure, its the same as only getting one thing whatever you vote. Normally if so many wants to discuss the problem with taking in so much people without a plane even, then it should be discussed too. Thats democracy, this is some crazy one party only thing. Sweden has built almost anything you can think of, to be ready for survive on our own if needed, now all is gone. And dont say Volvo cars, thats sold to communist slave Chins, great, the newer models coms in parts from china more and more to be put togheter here just to get the name and wash away China, but it is Chinese cars now, Seden dont own it and simply as it v and S90s the new ones is not one bit Volvo, greysocialusts fool themsef with those cars only. I tvink its a way to help China a country i wish was totally chut diwn making lots of cheap chit we dont need with slaves to keep low prizes, all bad tvings from the factorys goesr straight out in the ocen or the air, and this s one world, all get it. Mostly its USAs fault that dont say stop we need to look this over, they just want cheap shit forever, they fighting terrorism you know but not slavery and communism at all only you give them stuff, Soviet gulags did not give USA anything so those were bad. its the same thing.

[@AATT-py7tn]

@@silweragentum739 as an American, I mostly agree with you. I was thinking about getting a Volvo before I read this. You were the most powerful nation in Europe at one point. You weren't even colonialists, but because you're white you get blamed anyway. It's not fair.

[@murderouskitten2577]

definetly the coolest looking one :) as for best - pilot make the diference . you can give ace pilot a mig 15 and he will down saab 35 with inexperience pilot .

[@Ashfielder]

That was a good ad. Makes me want to buy a Draken.

[@christianfibich9651]

Austrian Airforce flew these planes until the early 2000s

[@Itapirkanmaa2]

So did Finland, till August 2000.

[@chilloutbroo5049]

So did denmarck

[@bernhardwolf6172]

Indeed AUSTRIA used them until the arrival of Eurofighter. Due to an incompetent planning and a government not willing to procure a jet that was full capable to fight the Eurofighters of the Austrian Armed Forces are not as effective as the J 35 Drakens once were. In 2003 a pair of Drakens even intercepted a F 117 Nighthawk flying in the radar shade of an KC 135 over Austrian territory- the flight wasn‘t approved due to Austrias neutrality- forbidding flights of military armed aircraft in austrian air space. There was a lot of rumor in the media when a quite modern stealth bomber was intercepted by a fighter dating back to the 50‘s.

[@2.Cuzzzz]

We flew them until 2005

[@alfepalfe]

They still fly at airshows

[@briananthony4044]

Hard to believe it is a late 1940's design. Fast, reliable, easy to work on, good looking, perfect size. Saab certainly knew their stuff.

[@jari2018]

swedes went in to defeted nazigermany and got hold of many things Draken might be or not a drafted from some nazi papers - JA-29 was , allies sunk one of the absolute latest uboats on sweesh water but not before swedes were there to documnet the uboat ( guess what happened next ) swedes also got hold of V2 rocket engines and whole v1 rockets among other and reverse engineer the panzerfaust 100? in 1945? as model 46 which might have lead to to the Carl Gustav some years later - What swedes were good at be there when your enemy was defeted and collect spoils

[@josecolon2717]

The Swedish are so efficient, testing new equipment on tried and tested airframes so as to only test one component relating to the overall final design at a time. Doing so makes improvements much cheaper and easier

[@clayblaze1327]

There has never been an aircraft which in my opinion looks as futuristic as the draken , truly not just a marvel of engineering but a work of art too

[@laurentzduba1298]

The legendary Swedish Saab J35 Draken was featured in a flyby at 4:00 into the music video of Soundgarden's Burden in my Hand back in 1995.

[@ringobonsubre3155]

The Draken that made a flyby in this particular Soundgarden music video - from Elon Musk's vintage plane collection?❓

[@tombrunila2695]

The tape recorder at 5:35 is a Norwegian Tandberg! Real quality equipment.

[@ibrahimizzulmuttaqin357]

how the hell this thing come to my recommendation after WT update?

[@vadokunvot]

it was an exellent fighter in its time.

[@flyingsalmons934]

In game now Bois in WT

[@phantom4E2]

Ok cool

[@SeanCampbell_iRacing]

『patatasbravas76』 it actually is pretty neat, other than war thunder being kinda Garbo

[@Clone_of_Darth_Revan]

Yeeeesss

[@TheSaintArmando]

Go play DCS you filthy casual

[@wize326]

Yes

[@Detspokar]

Såna här videos måste man ju bara favorita! Tänk vad Sverige har varit en gång i tiden! Härligt att se!

[@gunnarMyTube]

4:04 Beautiful, Lansen ( Saab 32 ) and the Flying Barrell ( Saab 29 ) were two other swedish military aircraft in those days.

[@ykm205]

The fact that Saab itself called the J29 "the flying barrel" still makes me laugh a bit

[@athamahfuzh4585]

Yeah I already ordered it and will be arrived in 7 business days thank you saab very cool

[@PorscheGTRSWeissach]

i like this heritage films about jetfighters! back in the days when jetfighters where fast, loud and exciting! this design is amazing! simple but elegant!

[@benm1308]

They're definitely still fast and loud, have you heard a Typhoon?

[@stavrospapadopoulos5706]

VERY NICE VIDEO. JUST LIKE THE OLD JAMES BOND MOVIES.

[@ΝικοςΚαραβασιλης-ε8υ]

Το ίδιο μου θύμησε και εμένα.Ελεγα τώρα θα πεταχτεί ο Σων Κόνερυ

[@Betoniporsas75]

Draken was first european-made supersonic fighter.

[@silweragentum739]

In real production that can be true but not the first test or prototype supersonic. Remember it do twice the sonic speed its accelerates untill the fuel s depleted really. So somebody must have been over the soundspeed befire in a straight flying? A french? A brittsh, the only ones possible

[@Akm72]

Super Mystere appears to be earlier (first flight March 1954 compared to October 1955 for the Draken). The UK was flying supersonic test aircraft earlier as well; the P1A (forerunner of the Lightning) had a first flight in August 1954 and the Fairey Delta 2 in October 1954. Lightning appears to have beaten the Draken into service as well though only by 3 or 4 months (December 1959 compared to March 1960).

[@Rikard_Nilsson]

@@Akm72 The first European jetfighter that broke Mach 1 was the French Nord 1500 Griffon in 1950, then SAAB J32 Lansen in 1952

[@Akm72]

@Raxacolicofalapatorien facho et national-socialiste Lightning P1B achieved Mach 2 on 25th November 1957. This appears to be prior to the Mirage III (unless you can find data that contradicts this). However the Mirage IIIA was the first European aircraft to exceed Mach 2, reaching Mach 2.2 in October 1958.

[@alfepalfe]

@@silweragentum739 the lansen was transonic mabye someone got that thing just past mach:1.00

[@dungracersintl]

From my understanding of now declassified manuals, the "strobe" referred to at 5:20 was a manual preset of a distance measuring circuit so it would "know" when to expect the echo from the target it was supposed to lock on to. I.e to "trick" the distance part of the lock circuits into getting started. The circuit would then expect the returns from the locked target to appear in some short interval close to each previous return. The strobe is the short horizontal bar seen just below the target dot, the target then "wanders" into the strobe bar and the radar locks, or something like that.

[@fishnchips5826]

This and the super etendard is considerably the most beautiful looking aircraft.

[@freedomgundam95]

A fighter jet so badass, they even made a promo movie for it.

[@ivanildonascimento7538]

A SAAB SÓ FAZ CAÇAS COM DESIGN EXTREMAMENTE INOVADORES... PARABÉNS PARA SAAB!!!!!!!

[@LEJapproach]

At first, I had a hard time believing that it was the Swedish who built the coolest fighter I had ever seen. But now, after the Viggen and the Gripen, I came to terms with the feeling. 😉😂 But joking aside, the _Draken_ still is one of the coolest looking aircraft I'm aware of and its design is almost 70 years old by now! Unbelievable!

[@LupusMalus]

You get a feeling of a 60s James Bond movie... great!

[@Megaforce416]

Draken was planned as a high altitude interceptor for 100.000 ft (30.000 meter) and therefore pilots needs space suits like the one at 2:30. The swedish engine capable for high altitude was dropped in favour for a brittish engine and the max altitude was like 65.000 ft (20.000 meter) so the space suite was not necessary in production Drakens.

[@pluret]

@dosware At least in the sixties and seventies, when I grew up we were all stunned by both 35 "Draken" and 37" Viggen" and their beauty. They were designed to, at least the "Viggen", to be able for take off and landing on public roads in case of war. (Among other things.)

[@scottfw7169]

Enjoyed seeing those classic Saab jets in this video.

[@RickyJr46]

Thank you SAAB, what a great film and a great jet!

[@maikbanner7552]

Love it, how the Airtakes contours into the Wing, Giving it a Double Delta type Wing.

[@x3-LSTR-512]

Kobra

[@DavidCurryFilms]

Wow! Beautiful film. I was very sat-isfied. I've recently been looking into micro rc planes from 2mm foam and plans for card models. One possibility in my mind is making a ducted fan for a 1/72 foam draken (one of the few free plans I found online) ;P

[@crazybrit-nasafan]

SAAB, Aircraft or car, they made fantastic products. If I can my next car will be a 9-5 estate/station wagon. Went to the Airpower 05 show at Zeltweg, Austria in 2005. They had quite a few Draken flying there. Amazing aircraft. The lightning and rainstorm during the show was Incredible. I was shentering under the Red Bull DC6.

[@IoannisAr]

One of the great european fighters of its time

[@sinclap2]

The whole thing reminds me of the Thunderbirds!

[@nacerkhamou3149]

The Swedes are excellent in making the best machines in the World, i love them

[@engiturtle65]

You can buy this aircraft irl for about 3 and a half million in swedish money

[@danielvandersall6756]

Sweden has made some superb fighters--that are badly underrated and ignored. The current Gripen is a superb plane; and one of the most reliable aircraft available. Extremely low costs to operate, especially compared to today's crop of stealthy advanced fighters. Operating an F-35 costs around 35,000$ an hour. The Gripen costs around 5,500$ an hour. Many people denigrated this aircraft when it first appeared, but that cost of operation pays huge dividends for operators. They should gift some to Ukraine--would work perfectly for them.

[@HenrikGronwall]

1950!!!, just look at how everything else looked at that time. SAAB did something extraordinary.

[@Striker427]

15 years later and the algorithm shows me this. Thanks KZbin.

[@alanhodder6166]

Great plane and I had a nice Airfix model of one too.

[@GunsNGames1]

SAAB Draken Sukhoi SU-27 F-14D The most beautiful war machines ever created by the men.

[@rabidwargamer68]

A classic aircraft indeed!

[@Laurence0227]

Do you have a longer documentary of the Saab-35 Draken?

[@tomahawk1556]

Such Nostalgic video indeed! SAAB of Sweden 🇸🇪 Forever! Thank You So Much for Sharing! Stay Safe! 🌷🌿🌎💖

[@jozsefkacsa]

What a beautiful Jet wow So advanced for it';s time and I'm pretty sure it has Extraterrestrial Technology!

[@yurisv7315]

When you haven't been at war for the past 600ish Years of your history but your country still designs and creates the most modern and sophisticated Military equipment there ever was.

[@erdjohann8265]

More like 200 years but still

[@einar8019]

you can see the lansen with the prototype radar for the viggen in the backgrounds at 4:00

[@EP1CMINER]

Probably the best looking jet ever made IMO

[@Scurck]

Helt superbt! Mer sånt här Saab!!! Ni måste ju ha högar med fina filmer från förr. Töm arkiven! =D

[@silweragentum739]

Du vet ju hur det funkar idag, förr fanns lverskottslafer, nu skritas allt eller ges eller säljs till andra länder, vi sålde tom käket flr vörnpliktiga utimlands. Så det finns inget.

[@Fistfury42]

one that along with others kept the westerns through out cold war and others...

[@stalledrangen]

Det här är ju bättre än iprenreklamen :)

[@jeffdunhamvevo953]

"Draken" means "The dragon" in swedish. It was named that way because of its incredible wingspan and manouverability. But it sounds weird to say "The Draken", since it's like saying "The The Dragon"

[@David-eh9le]

Its the kite Not the dragon

[@David-eh9le]

@@artilleryfire6576 not in that case. Its Kite because of the Delta Wing

[@David-eh9le]

@@artilleryfire6576 yes it means the Same but it was Not the intention to name it after the dragon. Fuck languages where one Word has multiple meanings

[@jorgepaez5088]

Saab is an excellent company. Very good video, congratulations.

[@whyisthisathingtho]

This got recommended to me cuz this plane is in WarThunder now

[@MarcofKenya]

Mario Bahun yep

Helt underbart... Nostalig till 100% :)

[@stonerumble]

MORE OF THIS PLEASE.....

[@Fistfury42]

It was radical in every way. Although it was that closer to modern day "perfection" then they ever knew..

[@deckape714]

Thank you! What a gem!

[@dalahast06]

@8:10 , Känner ni igen detta from Dubmood - J35 Draken :D

[@savedbybravado]

Swängelska

[@christianwentzien1106]

My favorite military jet 🛩️ 🇸🇪 Svenska Flygvapnet Flieger Empor !!

[@sture8808]

The harp at the beginning reminds me of the Taxi driver soundtrack.

[@eb3279]

Such a cool aircraft. I think it was the first that could do the "cobra" maneuver that the Russians are so proud of half a century later. Swedish engineers make some really cool things. I wonder how useful those early air-to-air missiles were, however. Not the plane's fault, of course.

[@craigpennington1251]

This is a very different approach. It's bordering on an episode of The Avengers. The Draken needs no promotional video. That amazing aircraft speaks volumes for itself.

[@cosmoray9750]

This is some real old school stuffs.

[@TheLusus]

Does anyone know what airforce base/airport that the, draken are on close final to at 03:31? Could it be towards F18 Tullinge?

[@thesweatleaf]

Amazing upload, Saab

[@rcaddict72]

"an all weather fighter" means flight operations in...all weather... (rofl..)

[@therealmp40]

I wish all aircraft companies did this kind of commercials for their aircraft

[@Stripedbottom]

Wow, Sweden still drove on the left when this was made.

[@Groza_Dallocort]

Sweden had left traffic until 1967 Draken first fly in 1955

[@youreaveragepotato3337]

Great, I'll take 2 of them!

[@e-ternell]

the beauty of these machines is that they manage to make you forget that they are the highest expression of human cowardice, dropping bombs on people for 15 ooo feet

[@bambang303378]

Sweden was paradise in 1960.

[@newking70]

now it's an islamic shithole.

[@barrygregory8177]

Fake news

[@TheLeadSled]

bambang303378 not anymore, rape capital of Europe

[@abhenk89]

reminds me of James Bond movie :))

[@BasicModelling]

I hope to make most of them.. especially the Thunderbolts and Hurricanes I have planned! :) We'll see.. my modelling mood switches on and off for the slightest disturbance.. now it's on again.. but I need to get a few things done and then an early night, so not sure if anything will get done today! I hope to be up really early tomorrow, and in London by 10 o'clock, if not earlier.. :) I have arranged a dog sitter.. :)

[@phmwu7368]

Movie starts with a SAAB car... Saab Tunnan & Saab Lansen jets... Saab Draken should have been bought by several European Air Forces !

[@pickle5097]

yes

[@RoboTekno]

9:34 Anyone know the name of the target aircraft they shot down?

[@emiliojosevallsanchez4006]

Probabli a Saab 21R

[@sharg0]

Not a real plane, towed target.

[@LordGryllwotth]

Search up J35 Draken on your favourite music distributor. Artist named Dubmod has a nice song. He has used the english dubbed voice from this video.

[@chrisgs8727]

Beatiful aircraft ..

[@shantanuchatterjee3552]

it's a shame it never had the sales success of the mirage 3.More than a match for it.

[@Diabolus1978]

Thx to usa

[@Fistfury42]

This is some James Bond shit! Awesome.

[@nozyspy4967]

I'm sold, where can i purchase one?

[@hubergeek]

Wow look how cool the helmet was, even when this is like more than 40 years ago.

[@christhenademan13]

En gång Saab, alltid Saab!

[@pluret]

Vilket enastående vackert plan detta är!

[@LNZT]

Well sadly SAAB cars didn’t make it and i love the English subs lmao it sounds so fun

[@willtipton100]

RIP Saab cars. GM never should have killed them, Pontiac, or Saturn. If their design departments had all remained more independent, their sales would have grown and most of their products would've been better, but instead GM decided to make them all do rebadges of generic mediocre cars before killing them all off.

[@Yellowcard7777]

flygplan och den där dropp formade två taktaren är det bästa SAAB har gjort.

[@tahustvedt]

Why did you distort the aspect ratio?

[@AdurianJ]

The J35 firing rockets i'm guessing is a J35B since they introduced air to air rockets for the Draken. Also modified J35A with IR sensors can be seen under the nose at times. The climb scene when one sees the tail of a J35 taking of has been shown lots of times in documentaries that i have seen.

[@magnusbengtsson4379]

Nice video, but it’s not complete. The original is some 3-4 minutes longer and has some very interesting low flying scenes. There is also a similar video made of the 32 Lansen, though i have not seen it on the Internet.

[@QuintonMurdock]

Its does turny it does after burny. And most importantly it’s Swedish