Pilot Officer Nelson gives you a guided tour of the RAAF E-7A Wedgetail Airborne Early Warning and Control aircraft. For more information on the E-7A Wedgetail visit: www.airforce.go...
As an American I say bravo Aussies. The plane is really impressive. Ability to “quickly” field an E-3 replacement is amazing! Without needing to initiate a long development stage, it just needs to be configured for USAF standards. I’m excited to see this fly over here!
The only modifications I'm aware of that have been released to the public is Mobile User Objective System (MUOS) which is a satellite based communication system and MCODE GPS. There is probably other classified tech as well going in.
Nelson Bro Thank you. The Flight Deck tonnes of fun I could Drive one for sure 🥰 I'd love to Co Pilot one day press a button or two flick a switch or lever 🤩
Check out Dark Skies The Bizarre and Risky Future of Electronic Warfare - The E-7 Wedgetail. The 737 had strakes placed below the tail to counter the radar. It should be a lot better aerodynamically than the frisbee.
MY comment is based on Aussie's offensive remark that was deleted....you got in the game way too late....so buzz away with your great point...bc no one cares.
wait wtf i though you had to have high level of security clearence to view inside this aircraft let alone be allowed to share a video of it? in the AAFC on our promo we where not even allowed to look inside the hanger.
The interior would have been declassified for the video, and the video would have been checked and approved before releasing it. I'm guessing when your group visited this wasn't the case, so they couldn't let you inside the hanger.
They would have declassified the interior, However, the thing that is classified and they cannot show is the classified capabilities onboard, Notice how all the screens are blanked meaning the Ground Power Unit is either off or the Utility or Battery switch is not on.
beautifully shown, i'm very happy but i'm afraid that a foreign intelligence agent might see it. Please be careful. I am Polish and I know what Russian can do badly. Good luck !!!
@@davidinman3584 In what universe would a naked flame be permitted on an aircraft in this day and age? Please cite the NOTAM or publication which permits the use of an open flame 'torch' on an aircraft.
@@HeathLedgersChemist Mate You obviously didn't get the sarcasm The inference was That some people who were obviouly Australians Were calling Nelson out for using the American word "Flashlight" For a hand held battery operated light Australians call a Flashlight a Torch I was being Facetious Im sorry you took it so literally Only aussies or the english would get the joke As they would have understood that to torch something Is to burn it with a torch I should not have assumed Everyone would know that you cannot have a flame on an Aircraft That was infact the point of the joke You obviously cannot
@@davidinman3584 Sarcasm can be hard to grasp when written. Even more so when it's poorly spelled and lacks punctuation. And for the record 'infact' is not a word, at least in English.
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