A Flight in the Air Force's Most Advanced Trainer 

Haha

DCS reference

nice reference haha

lmao

pretty humorous reference

and with with the slight beat drop for the salute it was pretty badass lmao

I always thought the salute they give departing airplanes was pretty badass. He's like "Go get em boys!!!"

@@charleystello1822 think that's what made it much better

@@drewworkman3245 exactly that's the vibe I get from that person ahahah

What was cool was that the enlisted dude got saluted by the officer before he even started to salute the officer... lol. You almost never see that. Screw waiting for the subordinate to initiate the due courtesy and respect. He just wants to get his bird into the sky, not power trip over his rank or grade. It's an awesome mix of the true respect the pilots have for their ground and maintenance crews and the love they have for flying.

Yeah, you could tell me this was an official press thing and I'd believe it.

Not the type of job i would like to do, i become dizzy if you drive Grand Theft Auto IV, and other games also how to over come dizzyness ?

@@satish8299 Just do it more and u will by ok, my friend had same issue.

For under 200k subs you have better video quality than some 500k+ channels

Sure you did!

Crew chiefs always give the best salutes!

@@williammoore4460 yep

The salute was legendary

Just started a couple days ago in the f15, hella fun

oy. I wanna get DCS. You got any joystick recs?

@@NithinJune hmm depends on your skill. If you’re a beginner, just get something simple like an x52, however there are many advanced hotas sticks for pilots and experienced simmers like the warthog and f18 sticks but they are pricey

I almost thought they were using the dcs super tucano mod…

@@27852 you forgot the t16000m

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Lol

Thank God they flew them like AF Pilots. The Bravo finally got broke in properly.

You don't know, do you? That's a T-6A Texan II, which was adopted by the USAF FIRST, and then the Navy followed three years later.

@@Turboy65 They are flying a T-6B in this video.

Jittery jerge in the wild!?

Most fun u can have with your clothes on!

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it looked so clean

How’d you commission?

@@mgtowacademy8433 I am commissioning in May through ROTC. 4 years in the program from freshman to senior year. There are options to do a 3 year and join the program as a 250 your sophomore year or a lucrative 2 year contract with prior service/active duty transition. If you are further than a sophomore and do not have prior service you will have to add on time to your degree to meet the 3 year minimum. This applies only to ROTC and the route through OTS is different. You can go to OTS as an Airman who is already enlisted or as a civilian as long as in both cases you have at least a bachelors degree.

@@LaxMan2k gotcha…in highschool rn working on my PPL so I’m trying to gauge what’s going on later down the road so to speak. All the best to you!

@@mgtowacademy8433 PPL is definitely beneficial but is not required at all. I got my slot with only 6 flight hours and know several people who have gotten a pilot slot without any flight hours. The biggest thing is making sure your metrics that you control, grades, PT test, and commanders ranking, are as well off as they can be. Commanders ranking is tied into your PT test and grades but also what you do to help out your fellow cadets and stand out as a candidate

All Air Force pilots learn on the Texan first then they will branch off to the T-1 jayhawk for heavies the T-38 for fighters till that gets replaced by the T-7A

@@Mustang6971 While the T-6A had just one display, the T-6B is an all glass cockpit, but in older trainers such as the wasp engine powered WW2 original Texan & the T-37 Tweet, the cockpit is mostly analog w/ dials & gauges. Comparing these planes w/ the turboprop T-6B is like making a comparison between my old Nintendo & the latest PS5 or the newest Xbox console. The different is crystal clear.

Tips on how to be a fighter pilot? I'm in middle school and not entirely sure on how to get there

@@soup8846 I'm not a fighter pilot, just a college student working hard to get there. I will say that ROTC is a great way to go, so I would do your own research on the program.

@@downwinddemon alright I will keep that in mind.

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He already graduated UPT. He’s back to shoot videos with them for educational purposes, I think.

@@AV4Life He's flying the F-35, of course he graduated UPT !

I'll fly the f-22