USAF Fighter Pilot on How Flyovers Work 

As a tax payer this alone justifies the fuel and expense this is important outreach but how amazing is our military that its coupled with more training. 👍👏

You absolutely must have some sort of onboard computer that quickly calculates for you the airspeed you need to correctly arrive on time. I don’t think you explicitly say so, so it almost implies those are the kinds of things you badasses do in your heads and that would not surprise me either! 😬👏 But seriously if two axel cars have adaptive cruise control I would think F35s would have something that would adjust the throttle to an airspeed calculated by lat/long/hh:mm:ss ?

It's also budgeted into their shit for those who think they're wasting tax dollars. Shit we all love these fly overs if the military stopped the same people complaining would be like what the fuck! As well as the rest of us patriots! Ameeericuhhh FUCK YEAAAH!

@Rabbi Kikenstein you’re a troll. How many accounts do you manage? Is this Dave?

@@justlook.productions be quite

WHOOOAAAAAAAAHHH!!!!!!!!!!!

how old are u?

In the real world if something goes without a hitch evenly as expected that means somebody made significant efforts to achieve that.

Yea and they do the easy job, maintainers are what really make it happen

Lemme get that guys number so i can bet on the national anthem time

From about 1992 to 2008 I was at every MIS NASCAR race, and the flyovers were always so good. Sometimes it was jets, sometimes they were bombers. I definitely remember the one you're talking about. I think they've done that type of thing a few times. I remember at least two times where they did that. Fly in real low and then just space shuttle straight up immediately after they pass over. There's even been a few times where we'll get the flyover during the anthem, and then about 60 seconds later, they come by again with afterburners on and nobody is expecting it.

My neighbor is doing a flyover with his paraplane for my 4th of July cookout.

lol

Actually you can where I live... Happens every year.

LOL! I used to work with A-10s and we’d get requests from all over the area for flyovers. We’d end up scheduling a series of July 4th flyovers - let’s say 10 that day of various events and parades. Every year the squadron would get double the thank you cards - most from folks whose event was near our official flyovers and thought we’d done one just for them!

I had them do that once but they ended up being 3 seconds late.....never used the service again.

Back in 2015 I was at the nascar race in Phoenix. Like yours, it was delayed by rain. Went to the Safeway outside the track for some snacks and all of the sudden I hear this insane thundering of two F35s flying overhead.

Dude faje

I was at homestead in 2015 and I got their early enough to see them take off from the nearby airforce base before the race Edit: even in 2019 at homestead the pilots kept doing low fly overs about 2 hours before the national anthem

@@24BigRex I was at that race too lol that’s insane

That might not have been a delayed flyover, you're close to Luke and they fly F35s all day every day out there.

I mean it’s literally a billion dollars of equipment lol

Its not the toys that win wars. It's logistics!

Its usually by some dumb shit that they did in the past

It’s rude to ask how someone got their nickname

@@BSUPERSABRE why?

@@karoltoth9920 Lmao, I can’t imagine how he ended up with hasard

@@comconproduction8333 it’s something I was told as a young marine. But I suspect it could be embarrassing or have something to do with how they are kinda a fraternal thing.

And Hazard is correct about it being training. Our operational requirements dictate being TOT at plus or minus 30 seconds, which for a fly by wouldn't work. We needed to be over the cemetery at plus or minus 5 seconds. And this was with analog gages.

thats amazing. is there a video of that? i've never seen 111s performing missing man

Ha! that's great hear--they take a good amount of work

@@HasardLee I co-sign on this. The way you show and explain things is unusually interesting. I learn thing I didn’t know I needed to know. I dont comment much but I sure subscribe!

@@DaysOfDarknessUK Tf no it isn't? "Like 20" means "about 20 but it doesn't matter how many exactly". Because I didn't watch exactly 20 videos. Don't be pedantic and wrong too....

Yes amazingly boring that is. A few planes passing by so freaking what

Stfu and stop procrastinating on your school work

@@hmuphilly9129 Stop hating and focus on yourself

@@halvey8518 cant focus when im asian and you lots are targeting us without any warning

@@hmuphilly9129 and you think everyone’s doing Asian cancel culture, though your just calling everyone racist.

@@hmuphilly9129 Turn off your brainwashing propaganda👍

That would be awesome, but I don't want to be in the path of those 25mm Cannon rounds when they inevitably hit the ground somewhere.

@@et9120 Imagine firing an AIM-120 over the crowd o.0

Man, either you're funnier than hell, I'm a sick minded individual, or both. lmmfao

i wish you the best of luck

So, did you get the jet of your dreams? I'm considering joining the AF to try and do the same thing because I love the F-35.

They (the flying armed forces) weed out assholes, they depend on each other for their lives, and millions of dollars are spent on their training.

Not that amazing just how production works.

​@@mauricematla1215 They aren't bottling ketchup. On the end of the assembly line is a jet with thousands of parts that thousands of people have worked on that costs 10s of millions of dollars. It IS amazing to see the amount of work that goes into it. I'm really curious to see what actually impresses you. My guess is literally nothing.

@@MW_1535 Quite childish really to be impressed by a few numbers and a relatively large amount of money. But that is all just scale. In principal all production follows the same blueprint. Be it ketchup or airplanes, over the years I produced ,well partially, submarines, ship sections, greenhouses, heating systems for greenhouses, a wide variety of machinery, anything from work on a nuclear reactor to garden fences. Production is all essentially the same. Gather materials work said materials assemble them, test them if required. You could throw in stuff like design and transport. But really at it's core it is all the same thing. So no it does not impress me. Putting together a jet at the end of the day is not fundamentally different from putting together a pitchfork or indeed bottle of ketchup.

@@mauricematla1215 The lazy and unproductive attempt to trivialize the accomplishments of others.

@@MW_1535 Well you did just that with ketchup bottlers really. In reality boiling it down to it's core principals. Producing is producing. Scale in itself does not make it more impressive.

absolutely..

Absolutely. Good job buddy.

Screw those guys

what

Oh you mean the two idiots.