Dutch Invasion 🇳🇱 

Not very wise honestly.

@@jdemunter5235 we get along in europe

@Albus King of course we do that's what civilised people do.

@@jdemunter5235 yessir

It's funny scene All American helicopters being fly by other other countries

wait till you hear and feel the rumble of a CH-53E or the newer K Model ;) about 5 days ago in Georgia US, i had 2 CH-53E's fly almost directly over me at about id say 500 AGL, my entire house shook for about 30-45 seconds before i could actually see them. but the loudest whopping comes from the AH-1W Super Cobra, you can hear those about 3-4 miles out, they are louder than the legacy Huey even. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-KukN4uFS_y8.html The rotor blade is only 1.2 inches less than the width of the Fuselage itself.

@@CapStar362 you young 'uns need to hear a Huey UH-1 Iroquois coming in to take you home. Nothing beats that twin blade wocka wocka.

​@@fatmanfaffing4116 i used to live almost next door to Tara Field - home of the AAHF which flew their Huey's and their Cobra's over my house nearly every weekend. I have been given free rides in those same helicopters for volunteering at their place on Tara Field. Back in 1999 Peachtree City GA, i was still with Civil Air Patrol, one of their staff became ill and was the Right Door Gunner on some LP Powered M60's . they chose me to replace him. So trust me, i know the sounds very well. And I am 41 myself, my father was in Vietnam as a 0311 Marine. My Godfather was a 11B Infantry in Vietnam also, they even crossed paths a couple times. Please don't assume I dont know what that sounds like or based on my personal family experiences i cannot correlate the sounds and the feelings. Just because I was not personally there, does not mean I cannot compensate with first hand stories given to me by friends and family.

@@fatmanfaffing4116 If you were there, my greatest thanks and respect for your service. And it has been proven that the AH-1W's wocka's are deeper and harder hitting than that of the UH-1A through N Models.

@@CapStar362 I was in post-Vietnam but we had the Hueys and it was a very distinctive and welcome sound. I can imagine how it was for my elders and betters who had ridden them in the SE Asian Games.

Balticum? Please explain

@@leehessey1154 Baltikum (or Balticum) means in this case the Baltic States of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania. Also the "East sea" is called baltic sea. In this states (I think mainly in Estonia) runs at the moment big NATO maneuvers as counterweight of russian military activities and to show the readyness to protect the NATO members. Regards from baltic shore.

@@dhmik1 thanks for taking the time to reply

I'm Balticummm 😫😫

​@@kanash8851 lol

Portugal is your oldest

@@Andy-ScotsIrish-TheGAEL. yes ...Treaty of Windsor 1386

If I may I will just add that there has been more than once that the Dutch have been an enemy. An example is a certain Civil and World War from 1775 to 1783.

@@kenw1248 Not to mention the raid on the Medway

@@kenw1248 Agreed. Let's hope that continued cooperation lies in our future, not more Anglo-Dutch wars!

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oh olmost every dutch person gets to enjoy the show around 70 to 80%of our airspace is also airforce training space.

​@@SensitivityGames I am talking about well over 100 Apachie, well over 100 Blackhawk, well over 100 Chinook, and hundreds of smaller training and support rotor wings on a daily basis. There are many air fields and training fields for them to take off from and land and practice in, but when leaving and coming back it is almost an endless stream. I tend to stay away from Lowe Field, there they have the rookies doing all kinds of landing maneuvers, them instructors have some serious balls of steel!!

​@@jonesgang That's alot to have in one area

@@Fighting_Fatigue_117 That is why it is a training facility. Pilots will come from all over the world and from various nations to have their pilots trained.

Love it

It are go bun, give me di music, make mi jump an' prance

How do you guys know when these movements are happening, I live across the a40 right under the flight path with clear view of raf northolt from my balcony. I raced out the shower when I heard these lot coming😂

Hopefully the cougars will make it to Northolt next time too 😀

Great allies and some good skill on the take off keeping them so nicely in formation, they was showing off to the camera man haha

Cheers

He’s a funny bloke 😂

He's the opinionated knob who loves to hear his own voice you get at every airbase fence

aha, they went over Bristol shortly after and i got a couple of pictures

Cheers 👍

To see them fired in Combat is pretty impressive

with the ah64's in tow... damn its like ww3.. gotta love em

One time we were working on a rural backroad and Chinooks kept flying over us having various stuff hanging under them. This went on the whole day. Near the end of the day one of them had a vehicle hanging under it and it flew over so low it nearly touched the trees. Pretty sure the pilots did it on purpose. Was fucking awesome.

Much respect back to RAF. We are proud to be your ally. Great to have each other's back!

But he's a raving right winger! "Shoot the commies!"

Same here bud in Farnham see both on a regular basis luckily

The Dutch are upgrading them to Longbows, but only a few have been finished so far.

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Thanks hha The London fire was a better.idea .But now we love you.

The raid on Chatham was a great operation especially as the Catholics had taken control in England luckily only temporarily we got rid of them soon after. , I've seen the statue in Vlissingen of the Admiral who commanded the raid .

@@charlieboffin2432 I think you are mixing up 2 separate things; The raid on Chatham happened in 1776 (We destroyed your Navy and stole your Flagship) and the glorious revolution happened in 1688/89 (We invaded England to kick out your catholic king who wanted to get rid of protestantism) We succeeded both times... ;-)

Gracias 🙏

Blackhawks are also faster. Those massive blades create alot of thrust.

👍 cheers

Thx, here I used a Panasonic HC-X1500M

we don't have a big defense budget. Since the end of the cold war, the defense budget has been heavily cut, just as much of Europe has done at the moment the defense budget is something around 1.5% of gdp, From next year no, the Dutch government will invest more to get us back above the 2% nato norm

@@janneman7710 good call...still, I didn't expect the Netherlands to sport such a huge fleet of Apaches and Chinooks...those are some serious birds.

@@anomalyp8584 After the budget cuts, we decided it was better to keep certain things up to strength, like the fleet of these helicopters, our rapid reaction force and so on. And completely drop certain other things like transport planes (we borrow them from the Belgians) and tanks.

@@kaasmeester5903 I think that is a smart call...choosing for a strong air branch is better than investing in tanks. Probably your army then will in turn provide air support if needed in exchange for those transports/tanks/... If I'm not mistaken the Dutch also invest in engineering equipment (which makes sense since the country is very flat and has to deal with a lot of water ways).

It is pre planned yes - payment is before or after

take it back from the edl or what ever it calls it self now.

@@kieronmarshall2658 ?

@@byteme9718 take luton back from whom?

@@kieronmarshall2658 The money launderers, drug dealers and tax evaders. Those who fail to integrate of feel UK laws apply to them. The people with the large developments in their back gardens anyone who travels through using trains will see.

@@byteme9718 youll find them in any uk town so why name luton?