47 Minutes of Unbelievable Moments
47 Minutes of Unbelievable Moments
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While I was stationed in Vietnam I sometimes had a guard shift from midnight to early morning. I loved to watch the Phantoms going out on strike missions in the early morning light. As soon as they rotated from the runway the pilot would put the plane into a steep climb, making me wonder why the tail didn’t hit the runway. And I’ll never forget the sunrises there, some of the most beautiful I ever saw.
@bjornrosenorn48
7 күн бұрын
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@WilliamLuksic
7 күн бұрын
I was there at the same time. From the advantage of being on a ship, I witnessed the "rolling thunder" bombing raids. It was like an eternal sunset.@@bjornrosenorn48
The C17 was not weaving in and out of anything. It must’ve looked magnificent as it kinda headed towards you.
@suzyfarnham3165
17 күн бұрын
Exactly....I know the pIlot and they just follow the river...this is all BS! The FA18's do it too! Shame Amberley doesn't have F35's..THAT would be a treat!
@kevinharrison2169
16 күн бұрын
And the fly-past/through was above a water way. The C-17 pulled up and banked left to clear the buildings by a massive margin. And being an RAAF plane you can bet your bottom dollar that a thorough maintenance check was done prior to the flight. Also, airforc pilots have medical checks done regularly to prevent any problems!
@Bzac_incrediblemoment
12 күн бұрын
hi bro
@redzipper8570
3 күн бұрын
@@kevinharrison2169 that's not dramatic enough for the AI narrator
45:40 He panned back and caught this unbelievable moment on camera! yeah... we got the back of the guys head with the goofy hat. Bravo.
When your ship rolls over with you, and all your buddies smile and pose for a picture. 😑
24:45 "Finally something the meteorologist got right" 😂😂😂
@RaquildisJiminian
14 күн бұрын
YEAH. OK
@Bzac_incrediblemoment
10 күн бұрын
This video is an incredible example of pushing the boundaries.
The Globemaster wasnt unexpected, we were all waiting for it!
What an amazing collection of videos. Congratulations. Best collection of these I’ve ever seen!
Some of these videos are almost...Unbelievable! TY, sir.
The F22 didn't do a vertical takeoff, it did a vertical climbout.
I enjoy how you give background on the individual videos. Gives context.
I have to admit I loved the way the captain beached the fairy.
The C-17 flew along the river, like all the other air show flights!
Aussie here, I've never heard of this aussie plane come SO CLOSE BEFORE
@suzyfarnham3165
17 күн бұрын
lol11 it's BS. t is the RAAF flying up the Brisbane River for the Riverfire Festival! They do it EVERY year?? No big deal....they are following the course of the river ...NOT flying between buildings. You will also see the FA18 Classic Hornets out of Amberley. RAAF granddaughter, daughter and mother here. This is not even a story...it just LOOKS like the C17 is close!
@1989Rep_Swiftie
16 күн бұрын
@@suzyfarnham3165 idk what planes ur talken abt kinda
"This video is mind-blowing! These machines are amazing!"
To the Australian who doesn't like the narrator's pronunciation of Brisbane, IT'S AN AI ROBOT. You all need to realize that MOST videos you watch today are AI generated. So use discernment wisely
@davefoord1259
7 күн бұрын
Thats not AI. Its text to speech.
@marlenealexamder3117
7 күн бұрын
So teach Ai to spell it 47:07 Brisbane not Brisbain
@victorjackjones
6 күн бұрын
Omg your so not true
@spiralsun1
6 күн бұрын
The massive mispronunciation of everything is spreading because people don’t know this. THANK YOU 🙏🏻 ❤
@spiralsun1
6 күн бұрын
@@davefoord1259 text to speech is AI.
5 minutes of action, 42 minutes of talking.
That fireworks clip was cool. But why light them of during the day? Seems like a waste.
The C-17 wasn’t weaving through buildings, it’s was over a river when it was that low and knew it was no problem
@tommytbone9778
7 күн бұрын
still the kid are gnawing into their nails
@philsalvatore3902
6 күн бұрын
@@tommytbone9778 I've seen big USAF transport aircraft like the C-141 fly lower to the ground over a desert interstate, then make a sharp banking turn over a saddle in a ridge to the south of the highway. Two of them skimmed my motorcycle that afternoon coming into California from Arizona. Impressive to see big airplanes like that doing terrain flight.
@tommytbone9778
6 күн бұрын
@@philsalvatore3902 Well Lad, did you have a bullsye on your shirt that day, but that Arizona ^ Cali ride is awesome...My Da was a flight instructor in Texas for WW II, & the nervous types will always gnaw at something
@philsalvatore3902
5 күн бұрын
@@tommytbone9778 It was funny too because I wasn't looking up, that is until a huge shadow went right over me. Then I looked up to see the first of two C-141 right over me. Quite a sight. I was on my way to San Diego after completing flight school in Florida so it was a real treat. Many years later in the Gulf of Oman I would watch a C-141 perform a knife edge pass between our ship and another one in our strike group. I never imagined you could do that with a big transport category aircraft. I've also seen an Australian P-3 do a vertical climb out that ended with the P-3 inverted, after which the pilot rolled it upright wings level. That crew basically threw the NATOPS out the window but it was at an isolated base far from unappreciative civilian eyes. We stood there outside our ops building/control tower in slack jawed awe.
@tommytbone9778
5 күн бұрын
@@philsalvatore3902 My Da taught flight for the P51 , BUT on sunday before football/baseball 12 O` clock High would come on and the stories flooded the room about that Flying Fortress, the big one he really wanted to be captain of... I`ve only handled the stick with my old pal Biagio and his IAF Piper Cub...you never forget the feeling of flight when you`re dancing around a cloud....I remember reaching under the seat for the safety belt and finding his lost fire extinguisher, what a character...best-o-luck and Godspeed to you, Phil
I really enjoy how you give background on all the clips and don't just act all clueless 😊. So many other creators would be like "I have no idea what's happening here, but it looks like some sort of tornado 🤤"
Your videos are always on point, keep it going
@TMaxMoment
17 күн бұрын
I love all these videos he makes my day every day when I watch the videos
@Bzac_incrediblemoment
10 күн бұрын
This video is an incredible example of pushing the boundaries.
This video is an incredible example of pushing the boundaries.
46:16 That's why USAF ground crews call F-16s "lawn darts".
Wow, that helicopter one was UNBELIEVABLE.
I love all these videos he makes my day every day when I watch the videos
What caused the launching to ‘turn turtle’ is too much top hamper. Basically its ballast tanks are empty and the centre of gravity acted outside the centre of buoyancy. 😂
@Bzac_incrediblemoment
12 күн бұрын
hi guy
Boat: Oh look, the perfect parking spot 😂
Witnessing such unbelievable moments leaves me in awe
24:13 “You better go downstairs babe, just in case… I’ll handle the tornado.” Lmao what a man 🙄
@timiddorangaming
8 күн бұрын
Right?! "I want to see it!" "No, only I'm allowed to see it 🦍" What a man 🙄
Nothing wrong with the Brisbane Globemaster flypast. They flew along the river, a very wide safe corridor. Camera angles can be deceiving.
@clubsportr08
11 күн бұрын
Yep it's a shame non of these folks can think that the RAAF wouldn't take unnecessary risks the only mistake believing the points made up for not doing it.
@dannyhull8007
10 күн бұрын
This has been performed for decades. Years ago they performed it with
@dannyhull8007
10 күн бұрын
It was performed by F-111 bombers. It's part of their pilot training program to prepare them for an eventuality of dropping supplies or equipment into a built up environment without having to reduce it to rubble first.
@ashleykerlin
10 күн бұрын
I was in Canberra when that plane first arrived. It was brilliant watching that huge plane cruise around between our office buildings. The whole city stopped to watch.
That airshow in Wisconsin was EAA Airventure, in Oshkosh. It's one of the largest airshows/aviation conventions in the world. I remember when that military jet mishap happened.
1:43 I heard the Ace Ventura line “LIKE A GLOVE!” 😆😂🤣
The globe master and the pilot was an awsome sight flying low magnificent, accidents happen everyday none that day, i watch that video all the time over n over its awesome! ❤
If I had been flying for 20 years, I would have asked where the nearest bathroom was.
The clip of the Globemaster flying down the Brisbane River, apparently between buildings, was filmed by me. As far as I know, the Underworld publisher of this video has not, to my recollection, been granted permission by me to use it here. Incidentally, the same festival featured an EA18G fighter in a subsequent run, flying much faster. Both are extremely safe and are done by the best crews in the RAAF. It is rehearsed in preceding days, the performed in the festival.
20:35 What if? My Drill instructor said "What if questions are useless speculation. What if worms had machine guns, birds wouldn't mess with them."
@CagedLeo
15 күн бұрын
Boo lol military personnel should not be putting civilian life at risk for entertainment. No what ifs needed
From🇰🇪 Kenya good videos keep going for the best. Mie Mkenya.
18:30 mins. That was some fantastic flying carried out by highly trained experts. I would have loved to see that very big and beautiful plane like those lucky people did. With clear, still and dry conditions, I can't see any problem with that. I think their only error here was that they should have notified people better so as not to frighten them.... Also, it would have allowed folks to get to the windows with their phones or professional cameras to film a perhaps once in the lifetime event!! Magical
I enjoyed this. Don’t listen to anyone saying the videos are repeated. It’s different enough where everything is watchable and breathtaking.
@swithinbarclay4797
17 күн бұрын
Those folks are too easily bored.
The brakes on the truck didn't fail !
@Derangedforsure
16 күн бұрын
I believe it was the brakes on the trailer.
@garyvanrheenen181
14 күн бұрын
Gravity pulling on the weight of the crane was more than the brakes could hold.
@covercalls88
9 күн бұрын
One problem is there was a white truck blocking part of the bottom of the road. Should have had a clear road.
Love these!! That commercial flight that took off vertical? Thats how they take off at the Orange County (john Wayne) airport. Apparently the wealthy folks at the beach complained.
That guy at the end definitely got a nickname he's never gonna live down. My guess is something like topsoil or digger or miner. Maybe something to do with landscaping.
Im always looking forward for your new uploads...keep it up...❤❤❤
😂 that part was funny The way you said it with that passenger plane😂😂😂😂😂
RAAF, pilots are some of the best in the world and there is no way they would have contemplated this if they thought civilians were in any danger.
OH, JEEZ!!!! 22:30 I was waiting for somebody to get beheaded when one of those cables snapped!!!
1:45 pretty nice driving ! 😊
I'm from Australia the land down under they can fly low nothing unusual about that they are built for that sort of stuff thank you loved it😂❤❤❤❤🎉🎉
The saying "Need a bigger boat!" Could apply here!
Very interesting clips thank you!
Malibu and Pacific Palisades is like that too. There's all those homes built on the sides of cliffs. They must must of been warned that their homes were unsafe. I used to live in that area of L.A. and I didn't have any compassion or pity for them. I reserved my compassion for those who deserve it.
Implosions are groovy🤩
I love the horn honking in the first video. Were the parked ships and land supposed to move?😂
my bad...this video was actually amazing
Already watched 100times
@maybeebuzzy2265
17 күн бұрын
Ahhh, 100times enjoyment😊
It made those other boats took like toys
6:17 this was 100% the guy on the grounds fault . He jumped up and grabbed the cable forcing it to whip into the rotors . . If he didnt jump up n grab it, the pilot and the helicopter would of landed ok
That little rough seas trawler was really showing it's stuff. The Little Trawler That Could.
The Globe master wasnt weaving between buildings, it was flying a stable course above the river.
I can identify with the too close flyby. When I was a lad (about 12 years old) we lived on a farm at the end of Southend airports main runway in Essex UK. There was an occasion when the Red Arrow display team were using the airport as a base, and when they came in to land, my four brothers and I were sat on the apex off the barn's roof, which put us just a little below the Red Arrow jets as they passed us. When the last jet landed, he decided to have some fun, and he veered towards us scaring the bejezus out of us and making us all slide off the roof. The choice was nettles on one side, and pigsty on the other. I chose the pigs. I suspect that if we'd dobbed him in, he'd have been in trouble, but we were happy having a great story to tell.
Nice parking spot fits like a glove 👍
I enjoy how you give background
@user-bm9se8xm7r
13 күн бұрын
Even if it's wrong?
I travelled on the Ostend Spirit a few times, I wonder why the little ship next to it is being scrapped, it looks in good condition !
I am from NB Canada and was just ecstatic to see our province in a video. Thanks for a great video to watch ☺️
fully expected the jet at 9:58 to crash into the ground going full speed... Ive been watching too many airshow disasters.
Swalbard is almost 1000km from Norway. saying "You should visit Swalbard if you go to Norway is like saying you should visit the Canary Islands you if find youself in Spain.
That was military plane was in Australia not cargo I witnessed it myself and as Australian resident it happens rarely
@suzyfarnham3165
17 күн бұрын
It is a C17 Globemaster out of Amberly? It is nowhere near buildings.... it is following the Brisbane River?The RAAF do it for Riverfire every year? They also bring in the FA18 Hornets. I am Mum to a RAAF defence force member.
@suzyfarnham3165
17 күн бұрын
P.S The C17 IS a cargo aircraft AND a military aircraft so both are correct.
@JR.4740
16 күн бұрын
@@suzyfarnham3165 correct. But when people call cargo planes they think it's as commercial plane not military plane. But yes it is a cargo n a military plane.. 👍🏻
The vertical take off was NOT a vertical take off, it was a steep climb after a normal take off.
Please explain what's so unbelievable in these clips!
10:41 wow that is impressive
I think I've seen every one of these like 20 years ago
The building demolition looked like Building 7 that was never touched by a plane.
It is spelt "Brisbane" but pronounced "Brisbn" - basically you forget about the "a"... Americans always get this wrong. Same with "Melbourne" which we pronounce "Melbn" and we NEVER pronounce the "r" at all. That show is now called "Riverfire" but it's been going on in one form or another since the 80's. We used to have F111's doing a fly past back then, with afterburners as they did a steep climb-out... spectacular!
AMAZING AND FEARFUL.
That was incredible ❤❤ the story that you for that
Wow absolutely amazing
The commercial pilot was experiencing 1.5 G’s at best. What in the world are you talking about.?!!!
These aged commercial properties are exactly what I think could make a solid one stop shop for a city/state homeless population. Enough room for classroom/job training, children or childcare care possibly. I don’t believe in just handing apartments out but if a homeless individual is willing to begin a path to sobriety and work hard around the property and surrounding community according to pre-defined rules and obligations before getting on the list for a place. Literally the entire property can be managed and maintained by its occupants with training and commitment. A long term rehabilitation and job training/placement program where companies can go for potential employees or legit day labor. It seems so doable to me but maybe I’m missing something. I’d be willing to take the pay cut to work for an organization trying to pull this off for the good of man. JS
When you have 40 minutes to go with the stuff
You call that a tornado? This is a tornado! People in Tornado alley wouldn't even get up from the couch for that lol
Nothing better than watching a punk kid get his due.
Those buildings imploding into their footprint reminds me something,but I can't quite figure it out
Landscape is gone 😅
27:25 chains on the tires would of definitely made a huge impact on the grip of the dirt road there
I went to Nepal on a mission trip trip before and learned that they had engineers come from the states to show them how to design their roads. Well they didn't follow their instructions because they didn't want to spend the money and the engineers told them if they were to build the roads the cheap way they would have rock slides for a long long time.
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36:08 that guy got just enough at the last second to make that fall reasonable. This would be something like getting "1 swing" or even a half, as is known for ejected pilots close to the ground. If you can get that chute expanded and pulling enough that you swing, it'll change you're likelyhood of surviving death or great bodily injury from like 1% to 85%.
How is the Italian aircraft carrier launch unbelievable?
That lame tractor pull that you showed tells me that you have never actually SEEN a tractor pull.
@colin8532
14 күн бұрын
THANK YOU! I couldn't believe no one else pointed that out! Literally every single word he said was WRONG! LMFAO
11:15 That Boeing 777 did not even come close to the G forces that are jet fighter experiences. High G forces are not caused by taking off vertically, they are caused by high acceleration and rapid change of direction.
Düüüüüüsbuiiichhh :D Greetings from Duisburg, Germany ^^
1:25 this is one of my worst fears…very large boats scare me
Wow! My complements to the maker, collector, who ever(s), this was fantastic! Incredible! Awesome!
Both the skipper and the pilot HAD TO HAVE been court-martialed from their Navy. That boat ran aground and there was NOT NEAR ENOUGH finger-pointing when the chopper hit those tension wires. Somebody on the chopper should have pointed starboard and said, "Look out for those TENSION WIRES!"
A problem with towing the crane was there was a white truck at the bottom of the hill blocking part of the road.
Went to air show in Oshkosh Wisconsin in 2023, over 500,000 thousand people attend that air show, slightly more than the 200000 cited at the Engish Air show.
They seemingly forgot to fill its ballast a bit before launching..
these airplane stunts are cool but so crazy
RAAF Bisbane was a proper demonstration. I could see a use for that
vetical take off can give you over 5G or 6G
@user-bm9se8xm7r
13 күн бұрын
There are no extra G forces at work in a vertical climb. It's the transition from horizontal to vertical which loads up the G forces. Obviously the same with vertical to horizontal. Basically any fast change in direction will do likewise. It wasn't a vertical takeoff we saw. the plane was already launched from a normal takeoff. He did a "Vertical climb" A little G force but he's wearing a special suit and is trained to cope with it.
Landing in their own footprint, classic demolitions.