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General Forums => Aces High General Discussion => Topic started by: TwinBoom on March 04, 2007, 11:59:20 AM
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Military plane low pass (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NxgVJHPC-gY&NR)
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Man that was low! I bet a few grass hoppers got sucked up in that pass. :O
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Dang that was low! Better not let your superior see that tape :D
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I didn't notice the GV's at first.
(http://img441.imageshack.us/img441/5094/lowpassxy9.jpg)
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So now we're dive bombing KC 130's?
Pfft, bomb****s.
:D
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Did you happen to see this one (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hvDDDKnNhuE) pop up after the first one ran?
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Vulcher!
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Originally posted by Helrazr1
Did you happen to see this one (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hvDDDKnNhuE) pop up after the first one ran?
I have been buzzed by a Spitfire. Little bit higher than that, it is incredible, you can feel the power of the engine vibrating your chest as it goes over.
Wonderful experience.
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You, my friend, are a lucky SOB!
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That KC-135 Pilot has u know whats the size of Texas!
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Originally posted by PuckIt
I didn't notice the GV's at first.
(http://img441.imageshack.us/img441/5094/lowpassxy9.jpg)
Something is wrong, the LTAR's arent firing at it
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Holy crap!
Whats the rules about that stuff anyway?
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Originally posted by Meatwad
Something is wrong, the LTAR's arent firing at it
Better not fire at a fuel carrier when it flies 5 meters above you :D
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Originally posted by Slash27
Holy crap!
Whats the rules about that stuff anyway?
Dont hit the ground. :D
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Or people!
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Originally posted by REP0MAN
So now we're dive bombing KC 130's?
Pfft, bomb****s.
:D
I do believe that is a KC-135 and not a KC-130. Unless I'm mistaken :aok
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Originally posted by 68Boomer
That KC-135 Pilot has u know whats the size of Texas!
doubt it, hes french
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Originally posted by VVV
I do believe that is a KC-135 and not a KC-130. Unless I'm mistaken :aok
You sir are correct. KC-130's are 4 engine props and a tad slower.:D
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Actually a KR-35, redesignated when it recieved the larger engines than the KC-135.
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Check these low passes out
some guys are even breaking the sound barrier on the deck! :eek:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ia2OE2Amvj0
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Originally posted by Slash27
Holy crap!
Whats the rules about that stuff anyway?
Rules? You are now discovering why the only military types that absolutely luv the war are pilots. They get to play like they never could during peacetime back in their home nations. Many of them are having the time of their lives over there.
I only experienced steep combat landings at BIAP in C-130's and flying (very) low over the Tigris River and city of Baghdad in a Blackhawks during OIF-II on a couple occasions while there, but those guys fly like that all the time.
This is a pic from rear view mirror of 5-ton "gun truck" (converted 929 dump truck) of a convoy escorting munitions to be destroyed... large items like FROG-7's, SAM's, up to 500# bombs.... Apache's were often assigned as escorts (early on anyways, not so much later in the mission), and the convoy was hauling down the roads at 55 to 75 mph most of the time.
(http://home.earthlink.net/~tedrbr/sitebuildercontent/sitebuilderpictures/choperinmirror.jpg)
LSA West was right on a flight path between several points around Victory, Abu Ghraib, and Baghdad and the BIAP area, and the pilots would fly just few yards over the trailers at times, day and night, buzzing all the Engineers, MI, and postal and pay units that lived along there.
One day, a Kiowa scout buzzed us, and one of the guys in my squad walking in the area had the presence of mind and good humor to jump through a door to a housing trailer and exclaim: "That guy almost hit me!" While dust kicked up by the chopper swirled in. This kind of thing was later translated into one of the "BOHICA BLUE'S" comics that SSG Grant was creating and posting in the DFAC at LSA West.
I'm sure there are more films floating around out there. I sure wish I'd take had a video camera to capture a lot of what I saw while I was in country.
It was insane.
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wow. nice picture.
i dont get how these aircraft are flying so low though... krusty told me that aircraft are unable to fly any less than their length, in altitude :confused: :confused: :cry
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This is the one that popped up next, when I took a look.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T9TzfWOh75w&NR
This was much better then the planes.
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Originally posted by Muskie6
This is the one that popped up next, when I took a look.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T9TzfWOh75w&NR
This was much better then the planes.
for 12 yo kid, yes
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Originally posted by TwinBoom
Military plane low pass (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NxgVJHPC-gY&NR)
Good thing there were no trees at the end of the runway !! :lol
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Originally posted by stockli
Check these low passes out
some guys are even breaking the sound barrier on the deck! :eek:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ia2OE2Amvj0
Buuaaah that's insane! :D
Those pilots must have the best job ever haha
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s24F5Qmehj8
Watch it... Simply amazing...
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Originally posted by stockli
Check these low passes out
some guys are even breaking the sound barrier on the deck! :eek:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ia2OE2Amvj0
The Rafale pulling Gs at the end of the clip, is pretty insane. I thought he would slash.
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Originally posted by TwrATM
Actually a KR-35, redesignated when it recieved the larger engines than the KC-135.
Typo? Kc-135R yes? This could be a turkish KC-135R.
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Too bad the idiots are talking trough the whole thing.
man Pilot is lucky there weren't any jack rabbits running around.
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Originally posted by Meatwad
Something is wrong, the LTAR's arent firing at it
Lunch Break!!
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Originally posted by gbleck
Typo? Kc-135R yes? This could be a turkish KC-135R.
Actually they use the KR-35 identifier for ATC. It is, as you said, the KC-135R model.