Real Fighter Pilot Reacts to Crazy Jet Videos 

South Indian hero, wouldn't be surprised if he opened the cockpit and did that BF kill with a launcher and jumped back into the plane too

@@Archer89201the rendezook💀

But he flew a Rafale, though.. 😂

Well it was a South Indian movie; so...

this is indian movie fact bro😂😂

would pay to see this!

Thats not gonna happen. They could also only fight with guns, no missiles.

@@i.ak.1684 why?

@@BlyGuyBecause obviously the way you do BVR engagements needs you to fully understand your aircraft and weapon. The stuff in dcs are only used from public infos. real life might be way better. for example a MAR for a aim120c in dcs up at 30k feet is around 30 miles. But real life might be 50 or 80. But only the real pilots know that. So when you get into a fight all of a sudden you start defending at 50 miles where the missile only has that kind of performance in real life then you can get into a lot of trouble. Beucase many countries will be watching and thats why its classified.

@@niuniuhhh I'm talking about real pilots that Also play DCS. Not randos

Yea. I was confused when he said it’s not a US jet tho since the F/A-18 was designed and built in the US but I can see the other side

American pilot thinks they are the best in the world as a result they don’t know a thing what’s going on outside America, except when they are « killed » in red flag or others NATO air meets exercise. I remember so many example of that….. « hard to be humble »….

@@Fly-Road well they do have the best tech

@@darkofthearmy in this job the tech is a pro for sure but the pilot could be a cons, so the aim is to defeat the pilot, and i can tell you that it appears sometimes that some US pilots rely too much on their tech forgetting the tatic''s basics ....

​@@Fly-RoadI'm pretty sure he was only saying it's clearly not a US jet because of the altitude and the flares, most likely against some training rules or something... how did you get that he was saying US Pilots are the world's best from that..

I think that has definitely become even more popular after Growling Sidewinder started experimenting with it after it was shown in the movie, and especially after he showed that yes, in fact, it does work as long as you manage the asymmetry. Just remember kids: If you are going to try this in DCS (or any sim, really), don't actually move the throttles asymmetrically. Just pull the burner from the side you want to turn towards and be ready to flick it back on so you don't flat spin. And don't forget that the further apart your engines are, the more effective the maneuver will be.

He’s not a sim pilot so he probably looks at things different. It’s like a actual tier 1 soldier watching call of duty 360 no scopes……. It’s ridiculous to them

@@PhycoKrusk flat spins... fun

@@k.t.1641 Yeah, but it's something the real SU-27 is capable of doing, if the airshow demo's over the years have proven

​@@k.t.1641 Asymmetric thrust combined with rudder was used by real WW2 bomber pilots to give enemy fighters a false lead when lining up the sights.

Lol that scene was joked about a lot in India as well.

Actor: Vijay thalapathy Movie name: Beast Main language: Tamil And has the worst reputation in fighter piloting

Keep it up, my friend!

Wish you all the best robert. Follow your dreams

me and you have very similar goals, hope you make it!

Piloted by "Fonsi," I believe

Every training squadron has its own training regimen because they're all led by different people. This especially includes training for different types of aircraft. I'm no instructor but my father, Lt Col. Dave Leazer has been an f-16 instructor since the early 90's, just retired a few years ago.

Iirc, in US service the A is Air Force, the B is Marines, and the C is Navy. Naval Aviator training (that the Marines also go to) is different from the Air Force Pilot training, so that would be one key difference. Then on top of that, in each school Navy or AF you'd learn the basics of flight, then get selected for your airframe and move on to how that works. In normal circumstances airframe classes are separate, so a Super Hornet class wouldn't learn with an E-2 class, theyd teach each other stuff thats unnecessary, so becides the overall avionics being very similar, i doubt the Marines and Navy F-35 pilots learn with each other, and for sure the Air Force guys are on a whoke seperate base.

No, it was from Harpia’s player Trigger. Here’s the link ru-vid.comLDZkFnj6tXo?feature=share