@luke wilson nah m8 they do that for low flute train plus ten are used as marine and carried jets so it's not that bad. And anyway who wouldn't go for a nice low flight.
I love the sounds of the f 18 I see them very rarely but when I do they fly around 100 pr less feet from my house and they go in around 300 or something so I don't get disappointed when they so come.
I would do the same! Although, the Navy is less strict when it comes to its pilot regulations. They say "The AirForce tells what you _can_ do, but the Navy tells you what you _can't_ do.
My father spoke of some indifferences we shared in ww2, 🤨, but definitely ally’s and with president Trump holding the presidency I feel a lot more secure. God bless 🇺🇸 but god help us if jo burden gets in. Aussies for truth and decency ✊, but if it’s not too much to ask, can we borrow Kayleigh for a few months to come over and sort the lying bitches out over here as well. Promise she won’t raise a sweat, there’s nothing here that come close to being able to argue with Kayleigh’s truth. 🙏🏼🇦🇺🙏🏼🇺🇸.
I remember walking back to my place in Cooly (just round the corner from Danger Point) and looking to my right and seeing F18's buzzing past whilst banking. I was so hyped!
I've lived up here for a while & I'm so used to the sound of hornets booming past my resort, that I hardly even notice it anymore. It's definitely spectacular to see though!
I think this was from when Amberley Air Force took delivery of new super hornets. I lived close to the base at the time. Sixteen of them flew in formation over my house. It was so loud lol.
@@Torth121 Judging by the year of upload, this would've been when then RAAF received their first batch of F35's which as a result, part of the F18 fleet from Williamtown sent to Amberley.
@@mounteden280 F18F's were never based at williamtown. First f35 arrivals were only 2 jets and they arrived in 2018. In this instance they were probably returning from an exercise, possible temporary deployment to williamtown as part of that.
@@mounteden280 there's a difference between being a nerd and just not being a dumbass, loser. Look at you, having a sook because you were wrong haha. Cry some more.
Still remember being on a school trip down at Hastings Point and we were looking in the Rock pools and a few flew over and honestly thought I shat myself, amazing things 👌
this should be done on a regular basis . Let the people see what the air force do, the Army and the navy .. Let the people know we have a Defense Force ..
I was at Jack Evens Boat Harbour during the late 90's and a jet done a fly by with the after burners too close and the sound was that great it shattered windows at Greenmount and Point Danger. From Jack Evans the sound lliterally crackled in you're ears and I had to cover my ears, still the loudest thing I have ever heard in my life.
@@David-yo5re The Australian Air Force Flies our F-18 Hornets without the strengthened front landing gear for use with the catapult system to launch them off the deck and the tail hook for short landings on our Aircraft Carriers to catch the arestor cables.
@@slobama Nope, if you look on here you'll see as more were added to the fleet, the flybys got bigger - there's plenty with of videos with 24 of them all in the 'same place', no circling back required.
Gold Coast, back a few years ago, Indy was on, we were living in a high rise at main beach, luckily we had a balcony at either end. The fly by happened (back in the early days when they could get away with this) The pilot was RIGHT there waving at us, we then ran/tripped to the other balcony to see him complete his turn around the building and in between other high rises. EPIC sound and sight, we cacked ourselves. Great time, great drinking, great people.
@@cspace1234nz as long as a we are free to pursue our dreams, we are blessed any day of any week of any month of any year. Even if you don't see it, we are blessed.
@@jamesbonde253 .....yeah sure, not a criticism, it's just been a weird year and I'm grumpy because I usually spend the entire winter in Aus, this being the first year I had to freeze in NZ for ten years. We're all blessed though because I went skiing instead.
@S ....Yes and was comparative to NZs numbers till Victoria copped it badly but it sure does help being an island nation and having space, as opposed to, say, Europe.
Impressive, training has been ramped up in preparation for a possible sea invasion. I would not be opposed to Australian schools educating years 7 -12 on military training such as loading and firing M777 Howitzer's as a minimum.
The FA18’s have practice bombing runs at the range at Evens Head , once they have completed there task try return to Amberley by either medium level further off the coast or they can return via the coast line at 500” if the Gold Coast airport is not busy. Via the coast low level is a good “White pointer” route, nice views sometimes lol.
i originally thought these were the ones we had ordered from america, flying back as there are other videos of a formation of about 20 f18's over capital cities in the eastern states, but I am not sure now
My guess is heading from RAAF Williamtown to RAAF Amberley. Possibly due to reallocation of fighter craft cause the new F-35s we're delivered to RAAF Williamtown
a couple years after this, the whole of 6 sqn flew their 12 super hornets up the coast as a last flight before they were moved to 1 sqn. after that 6 sqn took delivery of the growlers. bloody good fly by
PipSaSqeak it’s because of the annual “river fire” event which goes on at Brisbane ( very close to the Gold Coast ). You get to see a c-17 globemaster, fa-18 superhornets and later that evening a large firework display.
