Flying a MiG-17 At EAA AirVenture Oshkosh 2017 

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Wow

They do that with old warbird in america too. Really neat

Everyone wants to fly the MiG !!!!

Привет!)Хахах знакомое чувство!) только у нас через полость двигателя залазили в памятники так,однажды один мальчик 13-ти лет не пролез в дыру через полость двигателя и решил залезть через верх.Он лез от хвоста к кабине сверху по "спине" самолёта у почти достронувшись к фонарю кабины сорвался и сломал ногу(

#JustSlavThings

Mine was when he flipped the other guy off

@@nordicpride9708 yeah just spotted it 😀

They’re in an F-86 Sabre, he is in the opponent to that, the mig, that’s why lol

Yes, but he had 2 or 3 unanswered "thumbs-up's" before he resorted to the one-finger-salute!

Brayden McNeal this isn’t the 60’s bud they’re obviously friends

From what I understand is that they had to hurry to get the F 86 Saber ready very quickly made to compete against this Mig 17. am I wrong ?

@@oceanhome2023 Historically? Nah, the Sabre flew months before the MiG-15 did, the 17 came in too late to see combat in Korea, and by the end of Korea the Sabre was bloody good - with all the modifications, the F86 could even go supersonic! What you might be thinking of is the Second Taiwan Strait Crisis, where Taiwanese Sabres fought Chinese MiG-15s and 17s. The 17s had far superior performance to the Sabres, so the U.S rushed to give those Sabres the Sidewinder missile, and from that moment fourth the Sabre became a leading distributer of Chinese MiG-17 parts. (PS: Look up the Soviet K-13 missile, the story of it's creation boggles the mind). Now that I think about it you might be thinking of the MiG-15 over Korea - at the start of the Korean war the American and UN forces basically only fought North Korean propeller planes, and so didn't use their latest technology, leading to a hodgepodge of first-generation jet fighters being used in Korea - the F80, the De Havilland Vampire, even the WW2-era Gloster Meteor. As soon as the first MiGs arrived in Korea they outclassed everything we currently had there, so the US had to scramble to deliver a shipment of Sabres to Korea. Thanks for coming to my history lesson.

Thanks, hope to see you there next year!

Then, middle finger with thumb. Then middle finger. In case you missed it. 0:35

In 1950..never

Phoenix Fire that's why war is shit The only thing that differs the pilots is their planes. And different uniforms.

@@LaserTractor Different politicians.

geoh7777 and do you fight for politicians in war?

Stevie Jo it was few times in 1950 in Korea and Bornholm on Baltic sea

I remember reading about Robby Risner's accounting of a dogfight he got into with a Soviet Pilot. The Soviet was absolutely determined not to be shot down but Risner got him anyway and did it over the guy's own base.

А шо лучше, ахвицер или камандир? А ахвицеры стояли насмерть?

Subbed fyi

Shenyang J-5

Russian and Chinese made M17s....also sold too Vietnam by the Chinese....

North Korea is a very poor country

@@succulentravioli954 no just not high tech

@Derp 101 The days of manned fighter aircraft are numbered. Technology will make that happen.

@Derp 101 well, actually not. Either WWII or Korean-era or modern fighters can easily pull 9G's but more is unbearable for human beings.

Sergey Boyko That's why the F-22 has a button to push that will cause the aircraft to pull such a tight turn the pilot will temporarily Black out, but the plane will keep flying until it releases and the pilot's blood will allow them to wake up.

The F-8 Crusader was known as the "Last of the Gunfighters" because it was the last plane to have guns on it. The F-4 was only armed with missiles for air to air combat. The services realized the mistake and created gun pods that would attach to the hard points. Eventually cannons were added. There's a famous graphic of a pilot with a tear drop and the caption "When you're out of F-8's, you're out of fighters."

You know it takes a lot of work to stay ahead of the aircraft when you're doing these kinds of speeds.

ken cohagen They're from the same flight demo team. Both pilots know each other well.

A little love between best friends

Friends.

Albania is selling them for like 8$-14$k but it doesn't include transportation and if u actually want to fly it, and you must have a damn hangar that's some pretty expensive stuff

Hell yes

Be careful, Albania didn’t use the correct fuel after they left the Soviet Union..Most likely you’ll need to overhaul the engine

Dude do it! I don’t think they will get any cheaper.

Actually an F16 on full afterburner would almost take that title. Boy it was loud!!

@@phileldridge1901 *Laughs in F-35*

@@RoninNYC*chuckles in F/A-18F at full afterburner*

Moment or Flash translated from Russian

KOUDCE so there is no word MiG in Russian because of that?

@@boriscvekic Русские слово миг давно не используют в качестве моргания. Примерно так века с 17. Общеславянское слово индоевропейской природы. В персидском находим miz - "веко", в голландском - micken ("смотреть"), в литовском miegas ("сон"). Изначально - "смыкание век, моргание". Современное значение развилось по краткости моргания. К той же основе восходят жмурить, мгновение, смежить. Этимологический словарь Крылова Современное значение - Очень короткий промежуток времени; мгновение. Но конечно в отношении самолета, это чистое совпадение. The Russian word has not been used for a long time as a blink. About a century since 17. Common Slavic word of Indo-European nature. In Persian we find miz - “eyelid”, in Dutch - micken (“look”), in Lithuanian miegas (“dream”). Initially - "closing of the eyelids, blinking." Modern significance has evolved in the brevity of blinking. To the same basis go back to blink, a moment, to adjoin. Etymological Dictionary of Krylov Modern meaning - A very short period of time; instant. But of course with regard to the aircraft, this is a pure coincidence.

@KOUDCE Mig is also a word in Russian, meaning "very short period of time".

Subzero140 best hand signal :)

Subzero140 lol he did

flunkn70 nope! I'm only 13😂

Hey buddy, have fun! Hey, buddy! Hey! Eh, fuck you too.

He was just letting the other guy know that he's #1.

Why is that weird

You mean 2 bottles.

We mean 15 barrels

FWIW, seeing the MiG-17 flying from the pilot's POV is special. I was personally a part of one of the QF-4E's last shoot downs. Seeing one of its opponents airworthy and actively being flown means something to me. My grandpa was in Korea during most of the war, so seeing F-86 Sabres means something to me as well, but the MiG-17 squared off against my F-4E's on many occasions, so thank you for doing this video.

Normal. Reaction times to inputs in these jets are low because of a multitude of reasons. I guess the stick inputs are possibly being relayed hydraulically. If a light aircraft with direct linkages, you can use a bit of intuition - the control surfaces get harder to move as airspeed increases. So without reference to airspeed you can tell if the airspeed is low (controls are sloppy) or airspeed is high (controls have substantial resistance). The aileron surfaces in the Mig-17 are not that large either.

That's the time it takes to translate American input into Russian, so the plane understands.

Yep, they were different flights. As our luck would have it, when the camera was facing forward the A-4 Skyhawk was flying formation off of his wing behind him. The day the camera was facing backward, he was flying off of the A-4 (it was in front of him). In some of the rear facing shots you can at least see the A-4 reflected in his visor!

Jeff is a friend of ours. There are 4 main members of AS and a few other friends who help us out from time to time

Horrible isn't it, twitchy.

А ведь по красоте изяществу Сейбр уступает Мигу и дело не в принадлежности а в истинной грации.

@@ГКСВУ они каждый по своему харизматичен, это как Як-3 и Мустанг :)

@@vladislavkardanov4297 Согласен. А что до двух последних то ЯК-3 это отдельная песня и старинная любовь. Мустанг красив блестит на солнце "хромом" но того эффекта не произвёл.

@@ГКСВУ хром это они сейчас так блестят..как яйца у кота :) некрашенный люминий, у меня и Як и Мустанг в 32-м масштабе ждут своего часа :)

@@vladislavkardanov4297Я тут вам Слава не попутчик, моделей нету у меня .Тут ботик год уже четвёртый довесть не можу до ума. Приятель мой вот тот был мастер я из за плеч всё наблюдал Увы мы с Сашей одногодки его уже Господь прибрал. Сначала был инсульт "дружочек" потом больничная постель а дальше то где все мы будем на тучных пастбищах отель.

On his visor strap on the side of the helmet

I totally don't see it. Is it really slim? I will have a look again. Cool flight.

Each angle was filmed on a different flight, we just combined them into one video

that would explain the inconsistencies of the different views. >.>

Ohhh... I thought that the guy that had the camera facing him ALSO had the cam on his helmet. I was looking and looking and going, how small are they making them? I have seen Go Pros and have a couple of Sony Action cams but thought, man, those are small. That totally makes sense, two different planes!

A modified Klimov VK-1 with afterburner

When was that? I am from SE Michigan and I've been to airshows at Selfridge, I don't remember an accident there.

You mean the mig 15 its almost the same plane

Scotabot it’s russian and it somehow works

well there is... just not during the war

I'm currently rebuilding a 2 seater mig21 for joy flights here in Perth Western Australia

MrJimneutron Please keep us updated !!

MrJimneutron how is it going sir 07

@@Allwin-lz6yj going good with today fuel prices I can fill her up cheap

He did. Paul and Jeff are good friends.

Think about what you said?