US Maintains Monstrous B-1 Lancer Before Hypnotic Takeoff at Full Throttle

[@jaynicew]

So much Muscle 💪🏿‼️

[@stevesosebee5860]

I worked for Rockwell in Palmdale, California back in the 80’s and was on the final paint crew that painted all 100 B-B’s. I have been all over every single one of them, inside and out 😊

[@bwmcelya]

The Lancer. As beautiful as it is deadly. I never tire of their takeoff rolls. I used to jog out to the flight line early mornings to watch the show.

[@curtaltschul1152]

I saw one of these at the last air show before Castle AFB in Merced, CA closed. First, it dwarfs a B-52. Then, just before it revved up to take-off, the announcer said that the ears of small kids should be covered as the noise could do damage to young ears despite the jet being about a half mile away ... and he wasn't kidding, The tarmac, six foot thick concrete (needed to support the weight of huge cargo jets) was vibrating from the noise of the B1's engines. Finally, his comment just before the B1-B did a fly by, he commented that this was a fighter jet on steroids - then as it flew by, it did a couple of barrel roles about 100 feet off the ground. It was absolutely amazing and a really beautiful aircraft to look at ... OH and it's gigantic!

[@FinalFr0ntier]

I was about 12 when I did my first “discovery” flight, we were taxing in our little Cessna out to the runway and were told to hold while two of these beautiful bastards did touch and go’s right next to us, incredible. So lucky that day.

[@rhondakennedy819]

Thank you for your service to our USA! Be kind to each other. Stay safe

[@kraz904]

The BONE. What a magnificent piece of technology developed by Rockwell, who also developed the space shuttle. Looking at the rear of the aircraft it's hard to believe it's powered by the same engines as the F-15, two of them...

[@hannosolo]

It is the fastest strategic bomber…due to its speed. Every day I learn something new.

[@ChristopherofEngland]

As a brit I obviously love our jets but one of my favourite of all time is the lancer B1 the 1st time I saw it I was in absolute ore theres nothing like it I really appreciate American design and technology behind all the military aircrafts. F22 f35 with the Rolls Royce vertical take off system the us has used. Its just beauty met with beast mode if that makes sense.

[@RV4aviator]

Security and peace through power and the projection of resolve.... Absolutely yes...! Many say the US Military is too big. Most choose to forget that after WW1 and yes after WW2 America slashed its military investment. It was the Korean War I think , that finally convinced Politicians that a substantial conventional Military was needed to face off against Communism . Freedom and democracy is what everyone wants, but sometimes you have to fight to preserve it. Mr Bones is AWESOME...! Cheers.

[@caffeineninja4139]

Introduced after a lot of us in SAC tested it, did RADAR profile tests and loved the hell out of watching this baby fly back in 1978. I think its the best bomber ever built but flying IN IT is a back breaker.

[@csrboltfan2643]

Thank you for telling us those were flashlights because I had no Earthly idea what those magical little lanterns were.

[@Opium1960]

Thank you USA, that you defend the world against desperates.

[@saul890]

My favorite Bomber 💪🏾

[@rick3514]

The single engine F-106 set a speed record in 1969 of 1500 mph. While working in NORAD Air Defense Radar Operations from 1976 thru 1980, I watched on radar an F106 from Fresno Air Guard was making a full after burner after run after maintenance completed a required overhaul off the west coast doing Mach 2.34.

[@uchungnguyen7686]

Tuyệt Đỉnh Của Chóp Sẽ Là Chấm Hết Trên Bầu Trời

[@homeairplane]

B-1 very fantastic!

[@SumNumber]

Great design and sleek look . :O)

[@frankjennings4849]

The B-1 fleet is not on war standby as they were originally intended. If you look close at the nose gear there is 4 push buttons that starts the engines. Alerts required a start in 4 minutes, airborne in 15. This ended after the collapse of the USSR and a standdown of nuclear alerts. My understanding is the B-2 fleet are the only nuclear armed bombers.

[@jerrycallender9927]

I was somewhere in West Texas/New Mexico cruising along an arrow-straight section of I10, listening to tunes, Sunroof off when I heard a rumbling and in a flash it was over me, ZOOOMMMMM, following the Interstate... Couldn't have been more than 1,000 feet...

[@oNe-TwO-fReE]

It is undoubtedly a beautiful and fascinating aircraft but watching it take off puts the willies up me. The dealer of death

[@marksides9757]

I'll probably get argument but in my mind, this is one child of the early Cold War birds (XB-70, B-58, FB-111, etc) that has grown up and is ready to take up one leg of our strategic triad. It boggles my mind that these are up for retirement but the BUFF is still being upgraded.

[@joostprins3381]

I think the BUFF is so like a dinosaur, you just can’t believe it’s there and still kicking ass.

[@NavyCWO]

Really impressive aircraft; though I have read the aircraft has a low "in-service" ratio. Used to see them occasionally when I was stationed at Goodfellow A.F.B. in San Angelo.

[@starshiptrooper2354]

I saw two fly low over the ocean off of Pompano Beach, Florida. They were heading home after being at Ft Lauderdale Airshow . Looknhell of a lot bigger than you expect..impressive

[@bkrongykalep1395]

Nice too meet you

[@markwheatley4598]

4 b1 b bombers have flown from dyess texas to fairford in uk they fly over were I live most welcome what a bit of kit to fly from uk

[@howardalward839]

It's always a 'blast' to be surfing at 2nd Light when a BONE comes, or goes. The most 'unnerving' is when a C-5 comes wallowing in over you.

[@kiowa1508]

The water vapor doesn’t CREATE the wing tip vortices…it simply makes them visible. (They’re are many incorrect details on this channel’s videos)

[@timmygeiste915]

I love everything about aviation...watching this bird take off was watching the Phoenix rise from the ashes! President carter tried take it out in 1977

[@kristinebailey6554]

Because they knew the stealth bomber was coming out and couldn't say anything publicly yet. Reagan put it back into production as the B model, but it wasn't quite the same.

[@timmygeiste915]

As I understand, one of the changes was it made too be slower. Do you know that to be true?

[@Whosback1]

I think it's time to build a few more to add to the arsenal.

[@ioanbota9397]

I like this powerful bombardiers

[@victorhoe2321]

This was Ronny Ray-Gun "star wars" rearmament program.

[@deejay5457]

Impressive inspection routine esp. the guy who crawled inside the engine intake.

[@Canopus68]

C 130's are great as long as the hearters are working. Other wise it's a cold ride.

[@falvegas511]

Lancer is still a Viable Air Asset. Precluded by Air Dominance Stealth to eliminate Area Denial Systems, Lancer is a Lethal Bomber. B-52 belongs in the Bone Yard.

[@garyjohnson1466]

The C-130s used in Antarctica besides skies, have rockets mounted, to assist in liftoff, if needed, which they almost needed to use to get back to McMurdo, from South Pole station, after two attempts, to take off, if the third try had failed, they would had needed to used, scary thought, but they had plowed enough snow after the second runs, to make a successful take off on the third run, such experiences, you never forget…

[@АлександрКир-о1у]

Super!!!!!!!

[@winstonsmith935]

What goes up must come down.

[@Jonno2summit]

Anyone notice how similar the fuselages of the B-1 and B-58 are? I'm pretty sure the Bone was a much-updated version of the Hustler.

[@leonardgibney2997]

You can see the theory of flight as it takes off, the shock wave above the wings made visible by condensation.

[@JohnKromko-vm7of]

My doctor came here from Poland. I asked her, "is college free in Poland?" She said, "Yes totally free, including medical school." But they don't have an airplane nearly as pretty as this. I guess it's just... take your pick.

[@anthonylemkendorf3114]

Fire up those printing machines!

[@zantafio3538]

Qu'est-ce que c'est que un "décollage hypnotique"?

[@xfire7]

I saw one go through the sound barrier at RAF Fairford in the UK . Think the pilot copped some flak for it .

[@trob0914]

Doubtful, as even in the UK, supersonic flight is usually prohibited over population centers, maybe you saw vapor cloud!!

[@xfire7]

@trob0914 yes I saw the cloud and it departed the airframe and then passed silently past us . Only after that did we get the boom .

[@trob0914]

​@@xfire7 Well, if a boom did occur, then you got a pretty rare treat in public! Good on you!!

[@anthonywilliams4100]

"The Bomber that thinks it's a Fighter"....Dyess AFB Abilene TX, me USAF 1984-90. @ Dyess 1989-90.

[@christopherwoulfe5916]

In the mind of the writer not the plane.

[@jcmusco]

i am proud to be an american.

[@painmt651]

I will be prouder, when we clean out the commies, and wokesters from all the alphabet agencies…

[@JiansawJiansaw]

pro B-2

[@christophercharles9645]

Can you imagine the cost of a flyover with a B1, B2 & B52. Why not just roll a few semis filled to the gills with $100 bills and let game attendees grab as much as they can carry?

[@stevehunt7044]

Beautiful, but is it still relevant in the age of guided missiles, air to air, missile defence etc ?

[@tepesvoda464]

B1 is now used as as stand-off bomber. Launches it's ordnance from hundreds of miles away. Even if is it has very low altitude, nap-of-the-earth flight capabilities.

[@stevehunt7044]

@@tepesvoda464 Thank you

[@daneurope9167]

leading the pack is the growler thats destroys ennmy radars..

[@aaronfreeman4885]

The B-1B is one of my favorite planes ever I've seen it dropping ordnance like retarded bombs as well as JDAM laser guided munitions and watched it go supersonic man that is one bad ass plane I worked at the TTR NELLIS from 2001 to 2010 keep up the good work young men and women !!!!

[@rafaelarias285]

Nada es imposible

[@diwarto1550]

Beautiful lady fighter jet secretary,❤❤❤

[@alfredoaraujo7756]

You could give more time for subtitles reading.thanks

[@tikitiki7610]

this aircraft profile should scare the dukie out of anyone who looks at it!!! I am wondering why there are several seams on top of the cockpit area that look like they are glued together as if patching?

[@raylamb-u6v]

Why is there a white bat motif on the tail of the B1 Lancer

[@kristinebailey6554]

Because it's a squadron emblem. And it isn't on all of them, just that particular squadron.

[@rickfox4068]

The B1 does NOT carry the heaviest load.... That would be the B-52

[@kristinebailey6554]

True.

[@robertseybold1818]

I have always wondered who does the F.O.D. walk down in the woods prior to allowing operating there.

[@abizard5899]

dunis politic nyawa tak mauntung kn bagi unda..maka nya milik unda tarik semua dari dunia nyawa....

[@fritzpeter6334]

Die müssen ja überall Unfrieden stiften

[@WellsLarry]

It was Rockwell, the company that gave you the Space Shuttle, not the Air Force as the voice said that developed the bomber.

[@jameswhyard2858]

The bubble canopy was invented in WW2...

[@christopherwoulfe5916]

The Bone is not a fighter plane.

[@fload46d]

Who do they think they're kidding. Other NATO members do not pay their fair share. We basically defend Europe ourselves.

[@johnhopkins6260]

B-1 was not designed for "stealth" but, fast and furious. Never saw the "hypnotic takeoff at Full Throttle" (if you consider the rumble that rattles the change in your pocket, "hypnotic")

[@tambrosia]

What a grand plane. I say Thank you to all of the men and women in the US Military including the USCG. Thank the LORD we have such men and women who believe in our nation and fight not just for America but the world due to the morons in DC!

[@otuoxc]

“Preparai caminhos retos para os vossos pés”, para que aquele que manca não se desvie, pelo contrário, seja curado!” Hb12:13 - Queridas amizades, desde que nós humanos pela desobediência do primeiro de nos junto ao Criador tornou-se mortal como é dito: “Como por um humano-Adão entrou o pecado no mundo, e pelo pecado, a morte, assim também a morte passou a todos os humanos,” Rm 5:12, nosso espírito que não pode morrer, nossa alma que não pode morrer, devido a nosso corpo que traz a morte em si desde sua concepção, eles se encontram num estado de degradação até a morte… O único humano que não tinha a sentença de morte em Si, foi e é o Senhor Jesus! Mas no Jardim do Getsêmani, por estar rodeado pela atmosfera mortal do pecado, sua alma santa, sentiu os impactos ao ponto de dizer a seus discípulos: “A minha alma está profundamente triste, numa tristeza mortal. Fiquem aqui e vigiem comigo”, Mt 26:38 Veja, embora a alma não morra ela pode entrar num caminho-estria de tristeza mortal, assim como pode entrar num caminho-estria de verdadeira alegria que contagia! Olhe a foto que acompanha, vemos vacas pastando, e uma delas ainda caminhando por uma estria-caminho no gramado-pasto… Amizades, nosso cérebro também tem estrias-caminhos, por onde andam, correm nossos pensamentos, assim como o gado por andar sempre pelo mesmo espaço e direção formam sulcos de terra na verde-grama, nossos pensamentos também sulcam nosso cérebro de tal forma que; queiramos ou não, nossos pensamentos, sejam bons ou ruins, correram por estas estrias inundando nossa alma, nosso espírito… Em neurociência estes sulcos-caminhos, são chamados de “estrias terminal” (NLET). Sim, terminal! Isto é, cada pensamento que se tornou um vício ruim, estará de forma histriônica a nos causar dor, desespero, desejos de auto-aniquilamento diante de nossa total impotência… Então o que fazer? Deixe “rolar” um pensamento bom em cima destas estrias; o Senhor Jesus no Jardim do Getsêmani; FOI ORAR AO DEUSPAI, e, foi ouvido? Veja o que nos diz deste feito: “Cristo, nos dias da sua carne, oferecendo, com grande clamor e lágrimas, orações e súplicas ao que o podia livrar da morte, FOI OUVIDO QUANTO AO QUE TEMIA.” Hb 5:7 Amizades, se Ele foi ouvido, nós também seremos, somos, e Ele não cansa de dizer: “Vinde a mim todos que estais cansados - estressados, se sentindo incapacitados para tudo até os limites, e Eu vos aliviarei, ajudarei. Tomai sobre vós meu jugo (parelha), e aprendei de mim, que sou manso (jamais irei te magoar) e humilde de coração (jamais deixarei de te ouvir), e encontrareis descanso para as vossas almas. Porque meu jugo, é suave e minha companhia, presença (fardo) é leve. E: Se tu podes crer, tudo é possível ao que crê. Eis que estou contigo, e te guardarei por onde quer que fores… Esta é a palavra da fé, que pregamos, a saber. Se, com a tua boca, confessares ao Senhor Jesus e, em teu coração, creres que Deus o ressuscitou dos mortos, serás salvoª. Visto que com o coração se crê para a justiça, e com a boca se faz confissão para a salvação. Porque a Escritura diz: Todoª aqueleª que nele crer não será confundidoª. Portanto, como diz o Espírito Santo: Se ouvirdes hoje a sua voz, não endureçais os vossos corações…” Mt 11:28-30, 9:23, Rm 10: 8-11; Hb 3:7-8.

[@shamrocm]

I was stuck at Rapid City, SD for a weekend and was parked at the old 76 Truck Stop. Three nights, trying to sleep in my truck with B-1 Bombers practicing touch and go landings was not my idea of exciting.

[@carlosberrio2206]

From Colombia . Without spending so much money as you wonder , neither of us would be talking or written on KZbin. Do I have to explain ,why is that ,to you?. Hope not.

[@antoniomarcosmoreirabastos200]

se tiver um pequeno rachando o avião nao pode sair enquanto não for reparado.

[@larryrobertson4099]

Maybe I'm just a lame-ass old B52G pilot that had to inject ten thousand pounds of water into our eight engines every time to get our 488,000 pound BUFF off the ground at FULL THROTTLE. Why is it necessary to say the B-1 uses full throttle during a take off. Do they ever takeoff at anything less than full throttle?

[@Mike-ti6hg]

AMERICA, THE greatest COUNTRY on EARTH. PERIOD 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@loftbuckleyrc]

Got your MAGA hat on?

[@johnvercellone1988]

When there was a real military build up in the usa Reagan Presidency ..And it was with high productivity reducing costs ..if there was a military build up in procurement of the reagan military after 1998 the cost from the greedy and non competiveness would be to 8times greater for the equal destructive power increase..the trade off is 600silicon valley wall street and hollywood young billionaires who have produced only a feeling .chinas chairmans mao usa paper tiger arrived in 1993.. nice work washington 😮

[@matthiaswulff2345]

JEDER BEHERRSCHT 3 HANDGRIFFE 😂

[@rafmatignon1030]

.........forse volevate dire:" manutengono" ( che non è un'espressione sarda !)

[@bubpori5105]

B1B went to Sturgis Good Times ! finlandia Braavoe Border Patrol on the verge Dirt Bike !

[@johnharris7353]

Every time that I used the MILES gear it didn't work!

[@alexthai4957]

Hypnotic??? Dude, you've got issues.

[@Sugiura_Kenji]

The inexplicable phrase, with its absurd arrangement of Japanese words, might cause the Japanese to judge the content very badly without looking at it.

[@PAHOYVenezuela]

ESTA SOCIEDAD VA A CAER CON SU PROPIO DESARROLLO YA QUE ESA TECNOLOGIA SERA OBSOLETA EN UN AÑO O MENOS Y ESO SERA POR LOS NUEVOS COMPONENTES DE COMBUSTION .

[@waltbennett5503]

Sorry, but the B52 can carry 70k of weapons and it far surpasses the B1B.

[@bigsmiler5101]

I did not find it Hypnotic. I think that was the wrong word choice.

[@gerrymcdonald6194]

These videos indicate the B1 goes thru the pre-flight checklist just before it takes off. That seems ludicrous! That should occur within winutes of the thing landing. Why? Because if an emergency command comes thru there's no time for that pre-flight checklist; rather it's 'lighter up and go' time. There is absolute;y NO time to waste. Am I wrong in my interpretation of what's going on here? I sure hope so. Please tell me. Thanks!

[@miguellogistics984]

It depends if it is attached to SAC Nuclear Weapons Missions. There are vids of B1 being used in Afghanistan doing actual Close Air Support with Standoff JDAMs (GPS Guided) and 30K' and then coming in close for a "Show of Force" as if it was an A10. Brutality and Overmatch - It will be missed for what it is in comparison to B2Stealth and the B52. B21 is coming soon, but they will never be in the Numbers of the B52s and the F15EX will do the Hypersonic Bomb deployment, far cheaper all around. The Proposal of its airframe resurrected with a Split V Vertical Stabilizers and packed with BVR AA missiles to be directed by F35's seems like an idea, but I am sure that the money is just not there. F15EX might become the Missile Bunnies carrying the munitions for the F35 to direct.

[@scavengers19]

There is no war. Then why B-1b should fly and waste gas and taxes?

[@pitfisch1]

Just scrap theese materialized sins against humanity. Shame on everybody who has his hands in stuff like that.

[@csrboltfan2643]

Shame on your parents for not leaving you in an alley somewhere.

[@pitfisch1]

@@csrboltfan2643 Killing millions of harmless poor humans abroad but loosing each and every war from Korea via Nam aud Irak to Afghanistan. Go, jump in the meatgrinder too. Think you´ll love it.

[@hs6669]

👎Nur zum Töten gebaut

[@kevinnewberry1116]

And yet the B1-B is becoming an endangered species while the air force plans to use the B52 for the next 50 years? Flying at 1/2 the speed of the B1-B where the difference in bombload is moot, this makes about as much sense as Jimmy Cartrer who cancelled the original. One thing the air force loves to do is spend $. Maybe they were concerned that if the B1-B had a service life near that of the B52, they wouldn't get to spend billions in development projects alone.

[@hipolitodiaz5938]

PURA MONDA

[@hans-heinerchemise4133]

Hans Schreckliches US Flugzeug.

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[@tomballenger1809]

1:35 4 guys standing around watching 1 guy who is supposed to be working! No wonder the program got canceled!