Awesome F-22 Raptor Tail slide in Full control in this stunning display 4K 

Jesus Christ I swear everyone comments the same thing about thrust vectoring without actually having any air craft knowledge. I don’t pretend I do, but I see the same shitty comment on every video of an f22.

​@@1997Mclovin Well, there really was thrust vectoring in the video

Stop saying vectoring. It's in the flap that's in front of the wing. Otherwise it would stall. Rockets are the ones who need vectoring, because they can't stall.

Achieving maenuvering with vectoring using the same force as a tail is never the same. Which is why such a thing was never made.

The raptor tail moves more degrees than any other plane, it's in the tail angle and regime of movement (each second in turn), and style of piloting. Which influences the wing and fuselage shape.

Exactly my thought 😃

I am the camera man

Than you are really good

Really, really unbelievable footage. I didn’t think I could possibly be more impressed with this airplane, but you really see the complete control this bird has in truly absurd flight situations. And this is 30 year old technology. If we had the will and the funding, I can’t even fathom the sort of aircraft we’d be seeing in ten years. I’m afraid, for all it’s incredible maneuverability and technology, the Russians probably had the better approach focusing on extremely fast, cheap fighters with insanely advanced infrared tracking. Oh well ...

@@gurjar1989 Yeah you wish

No way, we had active jet operations in the 60s. The technology for the f22 was always known to be possible, it just required the R&D to make it possible.

@@600micsofacid I think you read more into my statement - no military pilot from early 1970s would have believed that WE (humanity) had something like this in the skies back then (early 1970s) - knowing something MAY one day be possible versus actually seeing it when you know we don't have the technology for it currently are two very different things.

@@600micsofacid I think he meant 50 years prior to the year 2000

One title for ya......FINAL COUNTDOWN

@@supersnake9634 Completely agree that movie is awesome but I mean these F-22s make the F-14's look like rookies !! I mean can you imagine a Japanese zero pilot seeing one of these F-22s pulling ahead of it then flipping itself around and staring right back at the zero ....the thrust vectoring ability of the F-22 is simply incredible !!

Ever seen the Su-35 maneuver? It will unfortunately change your mind.

@@christophermichaelson9050 do you have a video for reference?

@@christophermichaelson9050uhhhh no lmfao. The SU 35 is nowhere near the capabilities of the F22. You do know the USAF had told its pilots to keep this thing restrained at demos right? Like this isn’t even half of what it’s capable of

indeed

Amen!

The camera not a camera

@@guennouninoureddine8221 away

@@rhino_op9637 ok boomer

Admitting while hiding behind anonymity, I didn't even know planes could move like this

All down to the aircraft being made deliberately unstable... The onboard computers make thousands of adjustments to the control surfaces every second to keep it airborne. If the computers failed, it literally couldn't fly, but because of that inherent instability it's able to pull some amazing moves.

Stalling is incredibly advanced!

there's also a vid of the f-22 controls, pretty in depth, though the presenter was recruiting hard

All better than you expressing WOW!

Or… space alien engineering. 👽 *X-files music plays*

And they aren't allowed to fly these planes to their full capabilites during airshows, in fact these pilots have been known to develop bad habits whilst flying these airshows and this have to be retrained, or take a refresher course in the full capabilities of the F-22

@@imadrifter interesting, did not know that.

@@JDog_Unchained yes sir, which means hardly anyone has seen the real flight characteristics of it

@@imadrifter Source ?

Thanks for your service! What was the coolest airship you got to work on?

Do you have Aliens?

Many of those maneuvers were only seen right before the pilot punched out. Now they can do it on purpose.

What do you think about f-35?

I was a Crew chief for the F-22 for years and I hated working on these pieces of shit. Code 3’s galore and an IFE almost daily at Langley AFB 🙄

If you haven't seen it check out the movie "The Final Countdown" released in 1980.

Thanks for the recommendation!

They had some cool tricks in the 40's like the cartwheel with the gloster meteor but nothing as cool as this

SandpitTurtle Well, if we’re imagining,imagine Leonardo da Vinci as he is drawing is flying contraptions. He would probably Shit his toga.

@@Saboteur709 I think they should reboot that movie.

Thought it was beautiful ❤️

The best music 😅

@@alhdgysz Yes no music just the awesome sóund of the F22 Raptor…

@@corettagreene1444 a Vu

you said it

Awesome, thank you!

Poetic but absolutely useless maneuvering.

i would like to see what you say when you realize that is a war weapon which can kill thousands of kids in Irak

@@oberweiss7190 Okay Nancy

Agree, and amazing camerawork let alone flying! But under combat and not airshow conditions, showing what this aircraft is capable of, is a different scenario!

F22 pilots are trained to hold back on the true capabilities of the plane even in simulation dogfights with allied air forces. They are capable of much more than what is shown here

And the ideal clouds. They provide a background to set the plane's movements in some relation.

And there's no loud peoples reactions in the back. Just the sound of the Raptor itself.

yes no fucking screaming and moronic rock music

Yes. GREAT camera work. And in my know-nothing, humble opinion, the greatest manned aircraft ever built.

I know a Steve Boyd from Nashville TN ,just wondering if it was you. He went to Daytona 500 with me. F22 Raptor bad to the bone. Does anyone know what we are seeing coming off the wing? Appears mostly in sharp turns as if it is compressing the air and water molecules But I don't really know.

Yeah that insane skills but remember this one is F22 raptor this one is special aircraft which usa don't want to sell any country

Exactly

Not so much skill used. More the computer's tech on board flying that bad boy

no, it is the flight control s/w and flight control surfaces.

@@stevenb427 “ not so much skill used” ha! You vastly understand estimate flying skills.

Only to be outdone by hypersonic missiles which other aircraft (non us have available) and can launch. F22 can not outrun this.

@@notathome13 only if it can be seen in the first place

@@notathome13 The F22 would be firing long before the enemy knew there was an F22 in the area.

@@notathome13 Russia has several planes that are faster than the 22. But seeing it in radar is the problem. Usually if their radar sees it , it's already locked on and dead meat.

Glad you enjoyed it

Flying gymnast--exactly what I was thinking. Almost the ultimate control of a jet by its pilot, so graceful.

It's exactly like that except way less gay

If this is gymnastics then what is a si 57 a fucking teleporter and flash?!

@@kolikoasdpvp this plane is the ultimate fighter jet. Just one f-22 beat five f-15s. That should tell you something.

Main difference being gymnasts don't typically burst into flames and explode if they make a mistake

There's a reason why 2 countries have copied the aerodynamic characteristics of the Raptor's airframe. I don't even need to name those countries. You know em already.

The Pak FA is a complete replica of the F-22, and for a very good reason, F-22 is without a doubt, one of the best aircraft around.

Stuns in this video are really cool, but to be honest, these are just same, I have seen myself being performed by Su-35 a few years ago. Sukhoi did a few more complex combinations that time as well, actually.

+Demarticus Stone You are full of shit 1.bp.blogspot.com/_fI1By0fFB5s/S7tjYfwG1BI/AAAAAAAAAes/pupZ_jKazb0/s1600/pakfa_f22_comparison.jpg

solus48, it's not a czrbon copy, but it is pretty similar to the Raptor. Like I said not identical but it's close.

American junk

And 2 rides?

Yea the powers in the engines is impressive, what is more impressive is the power of the pilot butt cheeks squeezed together as he tries to keep his blood from going to his feet and blacking out from the g forces on those tight turns.

Too bad it'll never happen though. There's only 1 seat lol

engines*

Гугл камера переводчик сообщает, что Вы сидели не на террасе, а на "колоде друга,которая была на вершине его дома""....Ужас.Кому верить!?!

@@mariamarine2563 ¿ Esto quiere decir que su amigo le rellenó el ocaso del sistema digestivo? 🤣

sure...

@@diederikvandedijk let me guess, you just watched the David fravor interviews 😂

Ei se mikään Raptori ollu ku lentävä lehmä...

It doesn't seem like many of these were high g maneuvers, tight, fast turns tend to be high g

@@timothygooding9544 lol what? 0:19, 0:27, 1:13, 1:36 (high-sustained), 1:57, 2:02 (a lot of negative), 2:09, 2:26 all of those are extremely high-g maneuvers. Raptor is an energy god, but to get rid of that energy the pilot has to "G off" that energy so they can accomplish some of those falling maneuvers.

@@schnitzelmopi k ur kinda right, I didn't notice the vapor trails (especially at 2:02)

@@schnitzelmopi 1L

@legalboy 409 You are a fool. US has satellite guided missiles an f22 has 20 degree pitch on their thrust vector nozzles meaining tighter turning. Russia only has 15 degree. The f22 has higher rate of substain turn an more powerful engines more than Russia at 35,000 pounds of thrust per engine. Russia only has better slow maneuvering advantage but that's useless with multiple air craft bleeding all your energy. The Russian planes have HMS an infrared but that's the only advantage. In bvr raptor wins. It will detect the sukhoi before sukhoi even notice it was there. An with satellite guided missiles there is no counter measure for that.

Take a good hard look at the SU- 57, also very impressive. I sure hope they don't tangle for real

@@brucehanson6427 They don't have to. Our stealth jets are designed to appear, shoot and piss off before the enemy even knows what's happening. The radar cross section of a F22 is an insect. The radar cross section of an SU-57 is much larger and can be seen coming. Why dogfight eith expensive equipment when you can stealth strike.

impressive but 1 and not complete.

@@brucehanson6427 SU-57 is great but no where near the F22.

@@brucehanson6427 the f-22 can enter a flatspin in seconds an almost float inside the turning radius of any existing aircraft.

yeah, until they start dropping their bombs

I kept waiting for the wings to flap.

The capabilities of the aircraft are so amazing, that if you told me it was reverse engineered from alien spacecraft, I might just believe you. What's truly astonishing is that a human being can even fly that thing. That plane is pitching up at near right angles, that's gotta be some pretty high G-forces. I don't know how they do that and stay conscious.

Both

I am more impressed by the engineers to be honest.

@@nuddin99 Oh definitely! Just watching that thing flip around in the air and perform maneuvers that would cause other fighters to disintegrate, it's almost beyond belief (hence my comment about being reverse engineered from alien spacecraft)!

Plane for sure

you surely meant "flat spins" - didn't you?

If you wanna see self induced and TRUE flat spins look up the Russian SU-57. They have 3D thrust vectoring. As opposed to the Raptors 2D.

@@ivanrauch5391 Putin only needs Hitler's moustache to be the same shit

احتاج الى هاتف لاني لا املك الا هاتف مكسور اذا امكن لان ضروفي الماديه لا تسمح

@@ivanrauch5391 Russia is a backwater country with a backwater economy. The US airforce and Navy far surpass that of Russia. Russia isn't shit without China's help.

it landed?

You are from the same area as me...at least I think so. West Plain's Washington?

W T F ! !

The pinnacle only of " WHAT YOU KNOW"! There is much more than you realise

It's a aeroplane and highly overpriced.

@@taucalm and not made for entertainment. Its made to kill.

@@thememecollector2955 yeah till the guy with 1000$ launchpad shoots it down.

@@taucalm lol the $1000 launch pad that can defeat stealth tech? Who ever developed this "Launchpad" should be hired by lockheed immediately since that in priceless tech.

Errr really? When it hasn't even been tested in combat yet? 😂 Cope harder then 😭

@@sunnyjim1355 Stay in school kid. The video games and cartoons are getting to your head

it def. has its down falls. gulps fuel like a hummer.

@@sunnyjim1355 there is a reason. why we only sell it in the USA😁

@@CJ_Figy Compared to other fighter jets anywhere near its class, it's not that fuel hungry. They did design it to be able to cruise supersonically without afterburners.

Or does the aircraft keep check of the capabilities of the pilot ?

@@jamsstar2010 🤔

@@NSCR2020 its unstable naturally , but the skill is in another level to even think how to control an aircraft in an unnatural plane 😂

The skill of the software engineers is impressive.

@@jamsstar2010 AI

My pleasure!

Exactly what I thought. Smooth and good focus , stays on target. Really good.

That is deep.

Michael Griffiths You can thank All of Lockheed Martin for all the planes they built.

@@lygerzer0 i rather thanks space x n airbus.

@@hfzmf8870 RC flyers taught the airforce how to fly

@@hfzmf8870good for you

You have summed this up superbly - right pilot - technology ultimately in charge

Have you ever came into a dog fight with su series jets.. Just out of curiosity.. I want to know.. Thanks in advance..!!

while the aircraft is an engineering masterpiece, its avionics alone catapult it beyond anything else in the air.

I still like the YF-23 Black Widow, the F-22 Desrves a lot of Respect

Some decades has gone by and yet no worthy opponent for this beast ..God bless USAF! stealth copy of Russian, Chinese aircrafts are a joke. No offense. Just fact's! (I would rather chose 12 F22s than 50 su-35s)

Giles Ellis sr71

@@Anthony-pz3hg f-22 multirole fighter.

Can't beat a Spitfire for beauty.

Thank you for your service

Top gun the nes Game ( hard Game) now you fly in grand theft auto san Andreas (PS2 or PC? ) XD ;)

GTA pilot in San Andreas !! was that supposed to be a joke ??

@@skeletonofwisdom2922 he said top gun pilot from nes...

No he wasn't joking GTA San Andreas is a real place just a few miles from LA

@KGB dogfighting is a thing of the past. And the F-35 is plenty maneuverable for it's role. The true capabilities of the F-35 hasn't been revealed by a long shot

@@hurrdurrimaburr the 35 can turn well enough. Seeing a demo I was really impressed by its maneuverability. People need to stop thinking of it as an f16. It's more a strike eagle which is not a bad thing at all. Everything I've read from guys that fly it, and talking to pilots of other planes tell me it's very capable.

​@@37nezy Exactly what I meant, most people who bash the F-35 these days doesn't have a clue about jets. Considering they need around 10-12 opfor planes when they train red flag if they want to give F-35 and F-22 pilots an actual challenge, i'd wager that they're both platforms out of this world.

@@37nezy Well what people should realize is the F-16 can't do those turns with weapons on it and the F-35 can so it has better maneuvers than a F-16 with a combat load.

It may be classified but it's not enough to avoid being shot be French with Rafale during training.

No me neither 😂 my mouth was open throughout 😁

I guess this is No 1 of the best fighter jets in the world. It's manouverbility, agility and performance are unbelievably great. Bring the stunts well for a fighter jet 🔥🔥🔥

He did a solid one 😅

You’ve got some good videos there dude 👍

@@The_Joker_ Thanks man

Amazing how far America has gone in state of the art technology. Also amazing how far backwards it went in morals and hypocrisy.

You obviously haven’t met maverick 😎

To be fair, I'm not sure how much is really the pilot and how much is the machine. My understanding is that you don't so much as pilot these things as simply tell the computer how many g's you want and in what direction. They're so complicated that the computer essentially does the flying by controlling all the various flight surfaces to give the desired effect.

@@eno2870 Hope they never have a computer chip failure. That baby would be on the ground for a while until the Chinese could make one.

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Thanks

I just watched it after this video. It is very well done. Thank you.

Many thanks!

That's because of aerodynamics

@@kirbyknifeman2877 thrust vectoring and power to weight ratio I'd imagine

@@kirbyknifeman2877 It's because modern fighter aircraft are fly-by-wire - and often aerodynamically unstable without constant microsecond adjustments. The onboard computers are creating a fiction for the pilot by constantly making adjustments to the aerodynamic surfaces to make it seem stable. That's not taking away from the skill of the pilot, but fighters have long since delved into the realms of stuff that are virtually impossible to fly without the computer provided fiction for the pilot - all for performance and agility.

It's Reverse Engineering of Alien Technology

Yes, the camera man and crew did an amazing job capturing the F-22 Raptor freefalling under control! Did they all need neck braces 😂🤣 afterwards!!!

Seriously!!

Where is the cover photo though?

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To handle this mashine is actually in many ways simpler than cesna for example. It has to be so easy so the pilot can entirely concentrate on his mission rather than on controling his plane.

@@stepankratky6858 that makes perfect sense!

Im closer doing it.im flying many different fighters in my living room doing this thing.On a computer that is

You might get airborne if you hit a snow bank just right.

An F-22 can't do that.

If this isn't the equivalent of drifting in the sky, what is? The guys on wheels are safe though compared to this 😁

Not as clever as you hoped

more than magic , its like baby playing with toy for this pilot hero Man

How do you think of a child of the 40's feels? God bless the courage of anybody who would do that

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not a stealth fighter so it wouldn't have time to maneuver because it would be already blown out of the sky. however vs anything else id have to say best non stealth fighter for sure.

@@mrmike1183 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-oGuWadoTgkE.html And stealth is already obsolete nowadays, the new radars can detect the F22 before the F22 can shoot.

IroV yeah I’ve seen that video before awesome dogfight but f22 wasn’t running its rebound stealth signals with its APG system. They don’t show other countries their true potential for a reason.

@@mrmike1183 Because the F22 stealth would have been useless against the Rafale. It was a fair dogfight and the Rafale won easily, the French don't show everything about the Rafale too to let the arrogant americans think they are the best in the world. That's how wars are won, let the other people think you're weaker and when they attack surprise them.

🤣🤣🤣

Ah, well met, physics brother :)

garlic pepper it’s an air show dummy!

@@LClark-ry9to It's a joke dummy!

Bobby Clark lol in aerodynamics the angle of an attack is the angle between the chord line of an airfoil and then airflow, and is unrelated to a weapon attack

Nevertheless it is uncomfortable to be beholden to American armaments when we should be producing our own. I appreciate the economics but it is still a very touchy subject. On a personal level I would prefer collaboration with Sweden (SAAB) but unfortunately SAAB avionics and more are also American.

Yet its counter part a F35 lightning was taken out by lightning these things were adverstised as all weather air craft 🤣

@Andy Man now that would be impressive 😁

if it were not the wars and disinformation, which the us keeps starting in order to rob resources, which this machine is made of, it would be respected, yes.

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Typical clickbait.

@@karlwalters3763 Yep, no more Elwyn R videos for me. You don't get to fool me twice.

@@percyhawkins716 but when you actually think about it,there is NO WAY a sane person would come that close to people using a fucking F-22 Raptor

Not to mention in the thumbnail you can literally see a C-17 or something on takeoff behind the F-22 I mean come on man why would a pilot in a multimillion dollar airframe do a high bank like that at maybe 50 feet when he’s not even on the runway and there’s two aircraft lining up behind him (not to mention the “spectators”)

@@bigblue207 ok so why then show a thumbnail implying exactly that, your then saying that both the pilots and aircraft are capable of this and here's the video proof..........but none is there.

Dario Krajcar “I’ll attack the things people are passionate about without knowing where they reside!” Do you understand how ignorant your comment was? You just put on blinders and automatically went to “American” so I’m assuming you hold a level of disdain towards the US. Next, I will go to a video of a Japanese bullet train to let them know how much I appreciate the technology even though I don’t reside within Japan. I don’t really get what everyone’s issue is with the US, so many people are patriots of their country and someone hints at liking an American piece of engineering and they’re instantly attacked. Lol

Ryder21 They hate us cause they ain't us. The world's envy is a badge of honor I wear proudly as an American.

Dario Krajcar what a stupid comment. Jealous?

Hi dear

@@roseculter5655 k

Everyone is appreciating the cameraman FYM

Still I'd rather have a flying saucer, but we humans are currently too stupid to make one (except for a movie).

Also smart enough to put food on their families.

@@vanmartyr Sounds lame and incomplete. Next time, use the word table.

Who needs alien technology we have the resources right here on earth

@@jelsonabraham6755 Minus the critical resource: sufficient brain power to the task. Currently, we are caveman in suits. Not even a caveman can do it and that includes us. Now come back in 1000-10,000-100,000 years.

Thrust Vectoring