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[@goonbelly5841]

The greatest flyover of all times took place over Tokyo Bay during the official Japanese surrender ceremony on Sept. 2nd, 1945. 450 aircraft carrier planes from the U.S. Navy Third Fleet passed in massed formation over the USS Missouri. A few minutes later, 462 U.S. Army Air Force B-29 bombers flew by.

[@1BobsYourUncle]

I saw a video on that, it would have been an intimidating thing to see if you were Japanese.

[@nutterbuttergutter]

It would’ve been amazing(depending on the side you were on very intimidating) to hear that as well.

[@Chibbs.E]

en masse* and yes. That was one of the greatest in history.

[@doggo6240]

that flyover was KILLER!

[@mikefreeman4430]

I don't know the enola gay did a pretty good flyover..

[@bethkelley575]

Navy vet here. I love love love flyovers. As a football fanatic, I appreciate it on the surface, but the vet in me really stands in awe. The precision is unreal.

[@MZ-bl6wg]

8:38 F-22 Stealth Raptors!!! As an American Patriot I get emotional seeing these! Thanks for watching this.

[@dougfurr5217]

The F22 doing a Mongo Flip and Falling Leaf tricks are just brain wreckers that a PLANE can stay airborne.

[@joshuaking34]

5 and 7 are Arrowhead Stadium. 5 involved 49 private pilots while 7 had a B-2 Spirit from Whiteman AFB, just east of Kansas City.

[@masamune2984]

Yep! Loudest stadium in the world, officially!Also, I lived in Springfield, MO, south of KC and WAFB, and once had a triad wing of stealth bombers fly practice bombing sorties over my small neighborhood for hours! And in Nixa, one flew danger low right over our swimming pool at night. I’ll never forget it. Also, go Chiefs! 😊

[@agirlnamedbrett.]

god i love a flyover, there is just something about an entire stadium singing to the national anthem and then the pure joy of the flyover as it is ending. nothing gets you more riled up as an American then that, then you are officially ready for a good time 🇺🇲

[@chadro_g1145]

On the timing aspect they practice it multiple times before hand to get there right when they sing the “home of the BRAVE” part! There’s also a coordinator on the ground, in the stadium, on a radio with the aircraft to time it perfectly. They fly over our house when they are practicing, and on the day, of the football game. I live ~ 12 miles from Neyland Stadium, which is where the University of Tennessee (UT) play. The footage in the video was the first time they had F-35’s fly over. We heard them for a couple hours off and on the night before as they practiced and identified navigation points and danger points. We watched them as they went by each time and me, the wife and our son all loved it. Then on the day of that game, man they lit the fire on those things. They were so much louder and they were on afterburner the whole time. The flame out the back on them was just as long as the jets are. We can hear and see the light from the fireworks when UT scores too.

[@TreyM1609]

They always try to time the flyover right to the crescendo of the national anthem! It’s amazing to see and feel it.. btw GO VOLS!!!

[@maxfisher719]

GBO🍊

[@whispermason8052]

Jim Cornelison Anthem, Chicago Bears vs Seattle Seahawks 2011, The snow, the Timing, Football, was perfection.

[@cletus1n3]

I've not seen a flyover at a game, but I was in the USAF for 20 years, 10 of it at Osan AB in Korea. The first year I was there they were still flying old F-4 Phantoms, then they switched to F-16s... It didn't matter. Any time a fighter (and they are never alone, there are always at least two) goes by for takeoff at max power with the afterburner on, you feel that rumble in your bones. It's isn't a sound (although it's that as well) it is a seismic event. When these planes fly over in the video, I saw at least one instance where they had kicked their afterburners on, they are going for maximum impact via the force of the sound of their planes; that gets the adrenalin pumping and usually makes for a better game because EVERYONE, players and fans alike, are feeling it. Bottom line, it isn't just a visual representation of power... It is POWER that you can literally feel in your bones. Your experience with the UK team may be a little lower key, because they fly trainer aircraft with much less powerful engines; they literally cannot put down that layer of sound power that the US teams do. (Their flying is incredible, but the machinery can only do what it can do.)

[@vonnerichards6977]

Air force veteran Beale AFB! Home of the SR 71 , the blackbird. When they would take off for a mission in the middle of the night, the whole base would shake like an earthquake, thats how powerful they were.

[@StackRunItUp]

The number 7 one in the best one by far. The way the bomber just comes outta the smoke is so sick

[@hossahunter22]

1992 Hooter's 500. That is #1.

[@StackRunItUp]

@@hossahunter22 nah the one i said

[@cynthiapeller2195]

As a Philadelphia Eagles season ticket holder for 18 years, I absolutely love the flyovers, pictures don’t do it justice. The power is awesome, if they’re low, you can literally feel it.

[@jaketaitelman2061]

The greatest tradition in sports. Gives me chills every single time

[@TahiriVeila13ABY]

It's an idiotic tradition. Go to an air show. Or, you know, an airport.... oooh planes.

[@malohken]

@@TahiriVeila13ABY Airshows are not nearly as frequent as most sports games, nor are they as easy to see for the average person unlike a nfl game for instance. Plus it's a part of their training for things such as timing for target acquisition. it's a win/win for both sides.

[@malohken]

@@TahiriVeila13ABY Also a 747 is not nearly as cool as a F35 / F22 / F15E etc. Not even comparable. You see passenger airliners everyday.

[@betooo331]

​@@TahiriVeila13ABY😂

[@Chibbs.E]

@@TahiriVeila13ABY Ooooh communist. We enjoy our freedom.

[@jkgannon1049]

I had the pleasure of watching the Quonset Point (state of Rhode Iskand, US) from the comfort of my deck or yard for many years. Blue Angels, state of the art helicopters, etc. The first time I saw the Stealth was breathtaking! Especially since it flew so very low (no tall buildings or mountains in North Kingstown!). It was an amazing sight! A feat of engineering and supreme piloting skill, and the sterling capabilities of the aircraft maintenance crews! Then my mind went to the enemy nation's civilians see this behemoth in time of war, must be blood chilling, black as death incarnate. So still have much pride tempered with sobering reality. *Navy brat, daughter of a career Navy man

[@vampiro4236]

I've seen that done more than a few times in person and it's always an amazing sight.

[@Fattyyyyx]

Ryan McBeth has a great video that shows exactly how the military coordinates these so they're right on time

[@jeffdetmer4681]

Yeah folks here do go all out to fill those stadiums. Most big time college basketball stadiums have a capacity of about 12 to 15k. At the beginning of the season the Iowa womens team played a game on a temporary basketball floor in the football stadium. Over 52k people showed up.

[@monolith2001]

For those who love these flyovers, check out the V-22 Opspreys over Lambeau Field.

[@menolikey_]

I spent some time in Colorado Springs. The flyovers they do for the Air Force Academy graduation justifies a visit. You see pretty much every plane. My house would rattle.

[@Gashouse69]

Nothing beats a good flyover. One of the coolest I've ever witnessed was done with Apache helicopters. Not as fast as the jets, but damn they make an impressive silhouette against a blue sky!

[@wienke29]

We are kind of spoiled in Kansas City, we have Whiteman Airforce Base just down the road so we get lots of flyovers. Also, the Stealth Bomber is based out of Whiteman so we get to see it a lot.

[@AdrianbCozad]

During the Vietnam War,phantom jets would fly over our Boarding School at noon when soldiers from our school were killed in combat. FortSill IndianSchool, 68,69.

[@Sunset553]

Good way to honor each other. You would know you’d be remembered. Welcome home sir.

[@jimmiegiboney2473]

12:16 Mark! Thumb Up #440! 👍 You're welcome, and thanks! 😊 Notes: I was prepared not to list them as I saw them because of pain, but they made it simple! You recognized the "Northrop Grumman B-2 Spirit" on your own! The bigger bomber is the "Boeing B-52 Stratofortress"! The fighters that I could see were all "Lockheed Martin F-35 Lightning II"! The smoking formation with lights I couldn't identify. 🤷‍♂️ As for "best" I guess crowd reactions and locations were included. 🤔

[@george217]

The Blue Angels are US Navy and the Thunderbirds are US Air Force.

[@snowlover4011]

Flyovers are amazing! What scares me though is when the Army planes are on their way back to Pittsburgh from whatever training exercise they were doing. I know they are high up but those planes are so huge it seems like they are just right above your head.

[@jamesmarciel5237]

1:52 the U.S. actually has two flight demonstration teams. The Air Force has the Thunderbirds and the Navy has the Blue Angels.

[@shanehebert396]

I like going to airshows so some of my favorite ones that I've personally witnessed were at airshows. I was at one in Pensacola back in the late 80s or early 90s where several things happened... the Pensacola airshow is pretty big so we got there early to watch all the flybys that usually happen by lots of random aircraft. We saw some Apache helicopters come in and dance... nearly doing loops, even. There were also some RAF Panavian Tornadoes that came over that, in true RAF fashion, were pushing the limits of the rules and were very near Mach 1. And we saw a B-52... I noticed it drop out of the clouds several miles away (it was just a dot at the time and we were wondering what it was... we knew it was big). When it came by, it was just a couple hundred feet above the tarmac with gear down, etc. It then lifted gear and they pushed the throttles to the stops. I'd almost swear that I saw small rocks bouncing on the ground. Of course, the Blue Angels were the star of the show. Another great flyover was an airshow I happened upon (didn't know it was happening, just happened to be driving through Ft. Lauderdale area in around 2004 and we saw airplanes so we found somewhere to park and watch). When we got out of the car we were walking over towards the beach and a B-1B with afterburners *roaring* flew right over the top of us at just a few hundred feet. It was coming from behind us and we didn't hear it until we saw it in front of us... bright lights from the exhaust and then the thunder. My friend and I both almost hit the ground. And then another great one, this was in the 80s when things were a little more relaxed... I was at a college football game and the flyover the stadium was *literally* at the level of the stadium lights. We were sitting at the very top of the stadium and were looking nearly level at the jets as they flew by. That one was amazing.

[@13dma1rz]

Saw a fly over from the roof of Lambeau Field in Green Bay a few years back. Epic.

[@wilmalusteg8025]

check flyovers during covid sand over the beach, Florida, California, New York, Blue Angels and Thunderbirds

[@LancerX916]

They time the fly overs for the last note of the anthem. There is a ground team that is in communications with the lead pilot, and they tell them the timings needed to make it in time. The US has the Blue Angles and the Thunderbirds. Canada, they are the Snowbirds.

[@everypitchcounts4875]

You should watch when USAF did a elephant walk with 70 fully armed F-15s or the one USAF did in 2019 with 78 new F-35s.

[@007videovixen]

Another great video is of the Navy Seals parachuting onto the field.

[@krw73]

Funny how after they go by, all the guys start going nuts and high-fiving like little kids

[@melrest3453]

There is an awesome video that talks about the logistics of all this. Can’t remember what it’s called but it’s incredible

[@VoxBox1]

Please also remember the U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds.

[@GrimBrother]

That chiefs flyover is honestly a personal favorite. If I remember correctly those weren't even military personnel, it was a bunch of civilian pilots. Especially living on a base over here the stuff you see every week makes you really proud to be an American.

[@crispusattucks8265]

The Air Force would turn around over Fort Irwin and hit the sound barrier. It would slam every door in our barracks, loved it.

[@willvr4]

@@crispusattucks8265 Man, I'd love to experience that.

[@GroovyKy]

I tear up watching things like this 🇺🇸

[@randieandjodistrom854]

The vast majority of flyovers are flown by line active duty, reserve or Air Guard pilots, very, very few are flown by the aerial demonstration teams, namely the Air Force Thunderbirds and the Navy Blue Angels. What you see in a flyover are very highly trained and skilled airmen, but they are representative of all United States Air Force and Navy aviators.

[@lgwappo]

I would love to see a Lockheed C-5 Galaxy do a flyover. I worked on those in the 90s.

[@menwithven8114]

How tf they not have the Tennessee Titans flyover??? They flew helicopters so low that there were people in the stadium looking DOWN at the helicopter. Caused quite the controversy

[@michaelhoward142]

Wouldn't that be more of a flythrough? 😉

[@bohicagaming4462]

It's a good recruiting method, same for having the Golden Knights jump into a stadium.

[@jamesf.ryaniii7918]

10. F-16 Fighting Falcon 9. B-52 Stratofortress 8. F-35 Lightning II 7. B-2 Spirit 6. T-38 Talon 5. T-6 Texan (about 40 of them!!!) - WWII trainer, not the newer T-6 Texan II 4. B-2 Spirit 3. F-15 Eagle followed by 2 F-22 Raptors 2. F-15 Eagle 1. F-15 Eagle

[@whispermason8052]

No, uhuh, no, See Jim Cornelison Chicago Bears vs Seattle Seahawks Playoffs Jan 16.2011, and watch the whole 2 minutes. As soon as they say "Anthem to be sung by Jim Cornellison", the Crownd Jumps into it. Daz, is a Jersey's Devil fan. If he never has seen them play at the United Center against the Blackhawks then you left something out of your Hockey Experience. Since 1984 Playoffs Chicago fans have done the Anthem differently. The crowd is loud, we always have an Opera Singer , The Fabulous Wayne Mesmer who retired and Gave the Duty to Jim Cornelison. The planes arrive EXACTLY when He's hitting the last phrase. The timing for that is difficult. The Crowd roaring, because we do that from beginning to end is electrifying and the fly over is awesome. Then, not flyover related, see the 1991 NHL Playoffs National Anthem. When Our Troops were in Iraq for Desert Storm, they piped that game in to them, with a side purpose of jacking the troops up. My brother was in Desert storm and he said they were ready to handle anything after hearing that one. I played it for the first time for my buddy in TN and he got goosebumps and is dying to make his way up to Chicago to Experience that. Every Black Hawks game starts that way and when their singers are out on loan, we jump in. Only place I never heard it happen, where else, NASCAR in Chicago. Nobody knew why I was cheering when they announced Wayne Mesmer in opening day, must not been from around there.

[@joshw1687]

#9 Looks like the legendary B52 stratofortress #2 is awesome. Worked pletny of games with flyovers. Never gets old hearing the jets overhead

[@cindymatthewsarrowdalearts6449]

I saw a video a while back, perhaps here, that showed the immense amount of practice and precision timing that's involved in these things. I would have liked for the creator of this video to identify which stadium and from which base the planes came from.

[@willvr4]

I knew all of them as a sports fan, but I agree. A date and name of the stadium and teams involved would have been a nice touch.

[@lt.spears1889]

That was the Big House, U Mich playing outdoor hockey.

[@willvr4]

Biggest college stadium in the world. You couldn't PAY me to try to watch an ice hockey game there unless I had good seats. You can't see anything lol

[@Billnail]

My favorites are the Chinook drop offs. Check out these to KZbins, "2010 Camaro delivered in style at Texas Motor Speedway" and "2009 Dickies 500 Pace Car Drop-off".

[@bleachedbrother]

In the American military, a certain portion of the defense budget is allocated towards training costs (fuel for pilot training, etc). It's my understanding that these fly overs don't cost the government extra money, because they classify them as "training" flights. Assuming that the British also set money aside for their pilot training, it wouldn't cost the government any extra money to put on fly overs for football fans in the UK, right?

[@Roboto2073]

I get fly overs every day. Chinook helicopters fly for the training base, to get airtime just north of me, but it's cool as hell to see them.

[@BurntFrenchToast106]

Kinda wished the list had some chinook or Apache flybys. It’s amazing as well

[@theylied1776]

In the United States, the Navy have the Blue Angels and the Air Force have the Thunderbirds.

[@karlamaeder4691]

They are both stunt flying teams. Most of the flyovers shown are of normal military aircraft from bases near the locations.

[@theylied1776]

@@karlamaeder4691 What? They only thought the United States had the Blue Angels. And to correct your comment, the flybys were conducted by navy, Air Force comedy and Marine reservists... not active duty.

[@rlciii]

I feel like they’re both aware…Thanks Karl. The best quote ever is from “Theylied”, “In the United States”… like he’s going to teach a bunch of aborigines about American planes. The Office Blokes are far too nice….sometimes you need to tell my fellow stupid Americans to shut the F up. On a sidenote how does KZbin in the UK work because I know everybody in the UK uses the F word in the C word 80% of the time but KZbin just blocked me from using the first one so does KZbin UK actually allow F, C, and F for cigarette? I’ve dealt with KZbin customer service in the US and they’re all obviously from India but do KZbin users from the UK deal with the same customer service reps? F, C, & Fgot..are readily used in the UK….asking for a friend…

[@MrYabber]

Blue Angels are the best. They get sooo low 💪🏼🇺🇸

[@HBC423]

Tennessee Vols have one of the biggest stadiums in the world… only game I’ve ever been to

[@bryce71717]

I love these flight over reactions, yall should definitely do more!

[@darkjester4048]

They actually practice fly over's weeks or months before the actual fly over, it's all synchronized, to where the song ends and the fly over begins

[@willvr4]

They did a reaction to a flyover a couple of years ago and it shows all of the pre-work that goes on beforehand behind the scenes.

[@WhodatLucy]

Fourth of July we are next to Barksdale Air Force base we’re the huge B52 bombers stay one always travels up the red river between shreveport and bossier city .. huge plane it was the bomber that you saw

[@cletus1n3]

The planes in 10. were F-16s, not F/A-18s, so that was likely the Air Force Thunderbirds (yes, we have two of these teams, and the army has one with paratroops who do awesome parachute jumps).

[@george217]

And the Navy SEALS have a precision parachute team as well...

[@willvr4]

Correct me if I'm wrong, I'm no expert on jets. But from the underside at 8:22 it looked like an F-22 Raptor.

[@gandr.e.5136]

You are correct sir.

[@MichaelW969]

#7 B2 bomber # 5 (everyone dressed in red) were both Arrowhead Stadium. #chiefskingdom

[@ASFMitchelProductions]

Indianapolis Motor Speedway has the best during the Indy 500

[@valerieburris607]

We have the Blue Angels and the Thunderbirds.

[@WahooSerious]

That was indeed the Big House

[@stephentaylor9630]

Ah the memories! JP4 Jet Fuel. I had the privilege of working on F-4's, F-15's and F-16's while serving in the US Air Force.

[@margaretsimmons1598]

We have the blue angels and the Thunderbirds

[@karlamaeder4691]

You should react to a full Blue Angels (Navy) or Thunderbirds (Air Force) show!

[@micromage6103]

Didn't include the infamous Iowa flyover where the pilots messed up, flew wayyy too low, and lost their jobs. Shit was cool though.

[@tatr7655]

These are great but 1995 Rugby world cup final takes some beating.

[@megf8124]

Not one of the best flyovers, but still cool, 2 Black Hawks did a fly over a couple of weeks ago for the Cincinnati Reds Opening Day. The day before, I heard a helicopter flying over my house. Turns out it was the 2 Black Hawks practicing for Opening Day. It was cool seeing them flying over your house - much louder than a aircare or news helicopter.

[@yeyemf8602]

got to love the freedom dorito

[@fd2444]

Wonder if they are gonna do it for the world cup, probably best to avoid when Iran plays

[@j_mill9356]

Would be great idea, let the other countries to experience it in person

[@hossahunter22]

Please react to the 1992 Hooter's 500 "flyover". It's mind boggling.

[@djjd8520]

I'm not going to link anything but the first flyover after 9/11 is the one you should see, this was great but watch the first flyover after 9/11 absolutely incredible.

[@SequatchieVOL]

Go Vols! 🍊

[@TroySteele17]

2023 NHL stadium series game.. Cane we get a watch? Also Nascar fly overs

[@Neeneros]

Chech out Blue Angels cockpit view 🎉

[@binxbolling]

Number 1 seems to be at the University of Texas.

[@plnkfloydian7814]

Mike is awesome

[@97moss]

Great content

[@brockelley09]

#3 was an F-15, an F-35 and an F-22 in that order

[@joeysinnard4371]

The pilots for the bengals game got in trouble for flying too low

[@mikehenkes]

To anyone asking why Americans do this. We Paid for it and we like to play with our toys :)

[@richardwirt3193]

3 is an F-22 so was 2 and 1

[@maxfisher719]

🍊GBO🍊

[@mikefreeman4430]

#1 flyover in history... The enola gay

[@lesliejenifer920]

Forgive me if anyone has explained this yet. When you see a flyover with one spot in the formation left empty (like #10 in this video), the space is to pay respect & remember any pilot who basically never landed. So they leave a spot open in the formation for that lost pilot. It's a beautiful yet haunting reverence.

[@scottbrown8604]

#10 is not flying the missing man formation. Four planes in a flyover is normal. If it was a missing man formation, the plane on the inside that is not flying lead would pull out of formation during the flyover. All four planes stay together in this flyover.

[@lesliejenifer920]

@@scottbrown8604 Thank you for letting me know! I really do appreciate it!!

[@uknownperson9048]

You’re looking at the 1 trillion dollar military

[@jacenjustice]

I prefer the helicopter flyovers.

[@BrainWorm4president2024]

I wonder if you guys are going to change the intro since dave left.

[@gnusky]

They need some JAS Gripen

[@tommartin4501]

There's better vids of fly overs out there

[@TahiriVeila13ABY]

It's such a stupid tradition. It's just an advertisement for our armed forces.

[@patrickbyrne9971]

bread and circuses

[@rvt_h3d]

huh?

[@patrickbyrne9971]

@@rvt_h3d the satirical Roman poet Juvenal was said to have remarked, “Two things only the people anxiously desire - bread and circuses.”