Typhoon - a ride with the best: The Science Museum, London 

Lmao

ROFL

ROFL

Couldn't agree more

I think you'd like fast jet performance if you haven't watched him already, he's done some great breakdowns of training sorties he's been on

I mean. I knew they were communicating all the time, but holy shit. They are commentating everything.😂

what does ICS mean?

@@technokrat10 I think probably internal communication systen or something. Only guessing but just radio stuff

”250 feet”?! Holy elephants, did he set out to pick flowers from the ridges? You could see the cars on the road (and the dust specks, too).

Haha!

@@SerbanOprescu Advantages of the Typhoon :D

Has to be.

i have dreamed of flying this aircraft since i was 2! lol i might not happen but i hope it will

I went to the Science museum in London last week and I was like a kid at christmas waiting in the queue to get my tickets. Got to the desk and the woman said, "sorry the Typhoon is down for maintenance" - I thought I was going to cry. Went to the Red Arrows experience instead and I have to admit I was hugely disappointed with it. I love the Red Arrows but for the price it was absolute crap.

dont worry the typhoon experience is pretty crap too. did u go on the flight sim tho that was fun as hell

yeah I did that with my son - we had a good laugh with that one, lol

Worth every minute !!

250ft, 450kts. Got to love that ride.

John MILLER As a Brit I feel the same way about you yanks as allies and partners we are unstoppable.

Thank you for your comment John together we form a formidable force, 🇬🇧🇺🇸

Hmmm, sorry to be a party pooper, but the United States refused Britain help in two world wars until it had no other option. And it's recently been revealed that the USA seriously discussed aiding Argentina in the Falklands War because an Argentine victory would be "more beneficial to the United States". The USA as an ally is something that should be left to Hollywood and teenagers on Facebook.

@@TonyEnglandUK Where is this post that says that it has been revealed that they were discussing aiding Argentina? Argentina had a crippled economy and technically still does, that's why they tried to take back the Falklands in the first place. Argentina had nothing to offer, nothing financially, stock wise or military wise

@@joshusky581 If you look around the net, you'll find _"How the U.S. Almost Betrayed Britain" - Alexander Haig wanted Reagan to side with the Argentinians over the Falkland Islands, newly released documents show._ (Wall St. Journal). Even later documents show that the CIA had meetings with UK military officers - and then passed sensitive secrets of Britain's intentions to the Argentinian military.

with F-15 and su-27!

Sir Jack Good one! Where would you park it? In your back yard.

Naren Pillai dont be ridiculous....I would park it in my bedroom

Sir Jack In your bedroom?! Your bedroom is a hangar for figther jets?

Sir Jack hahahaha.. now I get it, you were talking about a Remote Control Typhoon. :)

Naren Pillai I watched the Red Arrows at one of our airshows (I try to go and see them as much as I can)....Thing is I was stood on a hill nearby the airfield where there were loads of others. My dad told me to turn around and as I did, literally I was about......From memory, if you stand in the O2 Arena at the middle ground-level, they were between the first and second levels high. And I swore like a madman. The Red Arrows flew so fast they almost took my head off! lol, not really, but it felt like that! =D Talk about precision....I love our Airforce....Like they say: Per Aruda ad Astra!

The best if the best these guys.

Yeah.... So different from the drunken hotheaded British hooligans, who can't spell "sarcasm" right.

@@sbraypaynt Us English don’t Murder the English language lol .

I agree mate the harrier was a super star

And the UK government gave them away!!

Josey whales country of cowards throw down their guns and run away

Due respect..it's RAF.

I don't think these guys will ever kill a man. The chances of actually going into a warzone as a pilot is quite low.

Maybe in the past, now days with the shock and awe strategy, they are the ones that see the most action. Initially.

Prka01 And tell me, on who are they going to do the "shock and awe"? Brits aren't at war pal. Maybe in Afghanistan - if you can call that a "war".

Brokkolesz I wouldn't be so sure that they don't. Remember Libya happened a couple of years ago, which involved guys like these running combat missions against Libyan forces. Granted that was mostly CAS - meaning ground attack - but the point remains, these guys do see action.

Malacovics War planes were an essential in the Falkland's

+Impossibru What is the difference between a fighter pilot and God? God does not think he is a fighter pilot.

+X8X8X8X8X8X8X8X8X8X and you know this how? ...

F22 Raptor

Josef Blösl AND F-15 E STRIKE EAGLE

red coreSix no the F-15 E is multiruole version of F-15 is not a simply attack Aircraft is on figther bomber! F-22 is comparable with t-50 pack-fa

red coreSix LOL f-15 E is multiruole the South korea using this for multiruole mission!!! The typhoon are multiruole jet is not comparable with F-22 again f-15 " is old shit" stupid russian propaganda

red coreSix yes ok but with new ANPG-82 the radar with AESA tecnology the F-15 E fallow 17 enemy torgets on the graund and in the sky in gulf war the strike eagle he behaved like a true multiruole. anD THE SPECIMENS A th sg version have AESA tecnology even before the typhoon.. true the f-15 E is an improvement for the attack but has capacity defence as the f-15 c in combat tutorials it turned out that the typhoon has capacity similar to strike eagle.. and is equparable on su-30

Not sure ? Strange!

Robert L it's a video editing, when he enter in the cloud, he cut the video and past and other video (or other part of the video) where the typhon is in formation...

Those guys have been flying together ever since they took off. You can see that plane low pass while they are FL 400. Insane indeed to be doing dog fight in air.

Called editing mate

I feel you man, Im 17 and as soon as Im done university Im going to the RAF

KeeJW 29 good luck,good eyeshight,lots of education,and public school,required,wish you sucess......oh and top flight university, the ones that do not have to advertise,but the public school system will know if you can,bloody good luck to you,luck,er,no,just work hard ....

Stop playing oblivion and you might be able to do it

@@adrianpeterspeters6149 public school absolutely not required 😄

Sorry the f35 doesn't intrest me

@@neilcunningham795 ...and the prize for the most pointless reply of the decade goes to...

my grandfather flew and navigated those as well what was his name??

Shandy Ellis-Brown My Dad was Alan Barker. Based of course at various bases along the East Coast. He died 5 years ago so I can't ask him. I've a picture of his squadron in the house, taken in front of a Lancaster. It has a number on the wings. Would that he any clue?

bowser515: Easy, education, education, education. And more than a little dollop of skill and an awful amount of training (never stopping learning). Then you retire and fly an Airbus A320 to Malaga.........

@@PhilbyFavourites And above average physical condition, a 20/2O vision and the knowledge that there won't be air hostesses....

"The most advanced in the world"? Do they really tell you guys that? XD

Kel Harper advanced is a lot different to having the biggest military, navy and Air Force

Kel Harper yeah, we’ve picked every “stealth” piece of shit up on radar that the yanks have made. BAE systems (British company) makes high percentage of us military tech.

Lmao UK most advanced that's the funniest thing I've heard in awhile

the typhoon isnt even a british fighter. the uk contributed 33%, germany 33%, italy 20% and spain 14%

Whats that sir? Take her for the weekend to visit you mother?

Covered in bees.

Which is why we’re teaching our American brothers and sisters like we did in WW2 with the bombing raids. My parents went to the US a few years ago and they were shown a great deal of respect by the American people they met simply because of their British accents.. Because of that I have a lot of respect in return for the American people (not the politicians I might add, the people!)

@@Morris2182 I have been to the US many times and most of the people are polite and friendly. The only problem seems to be the lack of education especially by many of the people making comments on You Tube videos.

We do both. Plenty of money is put into solving 'real problems'. We don't live in a perfect world however and we never will.

National defence is how we keep ourselves in the position to keep peace.

Yes, not that the commentary was actually being done on the fly however.

The commentary was added after the sortie, and wasn't recorded on the fly.

@aboctok The commentary was added after the sortie, and wasn't recorded on the fly.

@aboctok You appear to be agreeing with me? If so, why did you make your 'Practice' comment?

@aboctok That's an interesting reply, although somewhat silly. Why not just admit that you didn't realise that the commentary wasn't actually being done from the cockpit during flight?

@aboctok So you didn't realise that the commentary was added into the audio after the flight, hence your 'Practice' response to James?

I don't think fighter pilots are underpayed, pal.

Brokkolesz well its not good pay either compared 2 the amount they would get payed flying passenger jets

AJAnewage Oh you're dead wrong about that. If there's any pilot who can be considered underpayed, than it's some of the airliner pilots, not the fighter pilots.

+Bo Stanford You talking about Virtual Reality, like the Oculus Rift? DCS World works with the Oculus Rift, and so does Microsoft Flight Simulator, to name a couple. So immersive using the Oculus Rift for flight sims.

You may like War Thunder.

that trollin tho

I'm waiting till next gen of VR before investing. TrackIR is a much better solution for DCS and BMS right now, smoother and a paired with a 4k gsync atm.