I love seeing all the comment and well earned Brit pride. I was just happy I could keep the Red Arrows in frame! I missed recording when the flight crews were welcomed at our ballpark but they most assuredly were honored guests.
Just love them showing off in the USA.Us Brits are so proud of The Reds and i am glad American spectators loved them. We missed them last year and probably will not see them display this year either. I am going to airshows when i can next year that is for sure.
Very _very_ few things make me proud to be British - the Reds are most assuredly one of those things Can't help but puff my chest slightly when reading international comments praising them
Yep, so proud of that history by the Crown of committing genocide all over the world...including occupying Ireland for eternity, murdering its people, and blaming a "famine" for systematically starving the Irish people.
No sophisticated navaids or nav/attack systems in a Hawk T1; done with a map, stopwatch and Mk 1 Eyeball. Oh, and a whole bunch of skill and highly honed training.
I live next to Bournemouth airport and every summer we have the Bournemouth airshow so it’s great to sit in my garden with a few pints and watch all the planes fly over some which shake the inside of my house. However in 2010 a red arrow crashed killing the pilot not far from where I live so the debris was scattered everywhere 😞 RIP
British not English🤦🏻♂️ There is Northern Irish, Scottish and Welsh aswell in the UK not just English. This means there is pilots in the RAF and out military as a whole are from mainly 4 countries but the military recruits from the Commonwealth and the Republic of Ireland. It really annoys me people just saying it is the English when it's not
@@ulsterinfidel9897 English not British🤦🏻♂️it’s really annoying seeing people mix a country with a union that Scotland made in the late 1400’s then feel the need to explain shit that doesn’t take away the fact that England is not Britain and Britain is not a country
@@YorkshireMemes I never said Britain was a country so read it again in fact I never mentioned Britain I mentioned the UK which is a Union of 4 countries which I already explained. The First Act of Union was written in 1707 so get your facts right what you are thinking of is the Union of England and Wales in 1536 even though Wales was annexed in the 1200s by England. The Island of Britian is England, Scotland and Wales to create the United Kingdom you add Northern Ireland of which was a part of the UK since 1801 but the the Republic of Ireland was removed in the Partition of Ireland in 1921 thus the creation of Northern Ireland. Anyone born in or has a parent from the UK is a British citizen and has been since 1707. The Red Arrows display team is made up of active serving RAF pilots and the RAF is open only for British, Commonwealth and Irish citizens but it is the Air Force of the UK there for it is BRITISH not only English. Japers lad your either young and obviously know nothing or you're just a adult who is a dunce. So there is no argument the Red Arrows is not only English but Scottish, Welsh and Northern Irish therefore use the term BRITISH not English when talking about the Red Arrows, RAF or the military as a whole.
