AMERICAN B-1 BOMBERS Loudest take off yet! - 4K
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Published 2023-06-18
This pair are in RAF Fairford along with another pair to assist in NATO air policing and various Air Shielding Missions in the baltic region. As part of this mission they took part in a fly over along with a Finnish Air Force F18 hornet at Turku Air show in Finland and also another fly past in Estonia. Any youtube footage of these fly pasts would be great to see if you have a link to place in the comments.
Enjoy the take off and recovery,,, Volume up!!
Daf
All Comments (21)
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In 1993 I was driving across western Utah on US 50, when out of nowhere a B-1 about 400 feet off the ground crossed the highway about 1 mile ahead of me. At a high rate of speed. About the time my mind grasped what I was seeing, a second one crossed a short distance behind the first. Needless to say, that was the highlight of my long trip from California back home that year. π²
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It's scary how underrated the performance of that thing is.
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Everything about this plane is so cool and good looking.
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The sight and sound of those engines on afterburner is one of the most amazing experiences in aviation! I especially like the close shot of it rocking back and forth bit on the suspension when they spool up to takeoff power. Just like when the old Space Shuttle would rock on the pad, just after the engines came up, and just before it jumped off the pad.
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Even after universal and everlasting peace comes to planet Earth then the Americans are never allowed to retire this plane. Ever. So many sublime engineering masterpieces in the πΊπΈ air-wing inventory ππ½ππ
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Simply awesome π sounds like they're tearing a hole in the sky to fly through. Thankyou for sharing.
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Take it from me, standing near to the runway at Fairford with a B-1B takeoff, is a nerve shattering experience. Let alone waiting for it to go, with the sound of those engines is an awesome experience!
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Bad to the B-ONE!
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Now that is one beautiful jet. Living in LB Ca years past this baby would come in for service and air shows. One time a day after the airshow we all knew when it would take off and headed ( rode our bicycles since I lived 5 blocks from the airport) to the end of the runway. When it flew over our heads the unbelievable crackle from the engines rocked your insides. Then the pilot flew around and did a fly by rocking his wings pulled up and hit the afterburner. That was so loud and powerful I had a new home address when I left the airport.π Superb video again, however I wish all your viewers could experience the roar of the "Bone" Happy Father's Day!
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π€©π First Flight December 23, 1974 and still the most beautiful Bomber! π
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I had the opportunity to stand at the end of a runway when a BONE took off. It passed just a few hundred feet over me. It was incredibly loud - probably the loudest noise I've ever heard. And it was AWESOME!
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Absolutely stunning. Thank you for sharing!
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Your military aviation photography is outstanding - thanks for sharing!
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Stunning jets, awesome footage. What a treat! Those landings were so smooth π
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I miss my RAF years for sure, I was pre- B1, mine were the 81st TFW Bentwaters/Woodbridge F4s ruled way back then. Thanks for the awesome videos.
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Fantastic close-ups Dafydd, thanks for posting.
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My first duty station was Dyess afb. Sleeping on base the first few months was tough when they had night sorties!
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Watch these aircraft take off is an awesome sight...and ear splitting! Seen one at RIAT some years ago go past low and fast with wings swept back, what an aircraft!
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Itβs surprising they donβt have to re tarmac the runway after each takeoff. π€―
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Nice to see some B1s knowing that they're to be phased out once the B21 rolls out.
