Mazandarani is my family's neighbor. He is super nice guy , and down to earth . Everyone in Iran sees him as a living Legend

@Austin-cx2xe

2 ай бұрын

How old is he now? Late 60s?

@cameron93387

2 ай бұрын

@@Austin-cx2xe he is 76 or77 years old.

@FlyingDutchmanPodcast

2 ай бұрын

I wish he were here in the west. I would love to interview him on my channel. The Iranian F-14 pilots were operating in what was a target rich environment. Because of their success in air combat they frightened the iraqi pilots. So much so that the Iraqi's did their utmost to avoid U.S. Navy F-14's during the gulf war. Libyans not so much. In fact history was made when September 1981 the first dogfight between opposing variable geometry winged jets. "Swing Wing" Occured in the Gulf of Sidra between Libyan SU-22 Fitters and F-14's from I think the Kennedy? Splash two fitters!

@ITSSIRWAN86

2 ай бұрын

fereidoun_alimazandarani this is his page@@FlyingDutchmanPodcast

@toxicboy546

2 ай бұрын

Say hello to him on my behalf. On behalf of a compatriot

The real top gun!Respect for the ancient nation of Persia from Greece!

@ITSSIRWAN86

2 ай бұрын

love back to greece from iran but i wish we had a nationalism goverment it was better than islamic

@h.y1855

2 ай бұрын

Yes, authentic and ancient countries never die.. love from iran 🇮🇷

@iwatchwithnoads7480

2 ай бұрын

@@ITSSIRWAN86 why do you want to settle for a small part of Persia?

@abbasmohamed5356

2 ай бұрын

Thank you and respect to you as well old rivel 😊 we shall rule the world half yours half us again❤

@rpd6874

Ай бұрын

@@iwatchwithnoads7480 What, Iran IS PERSIA, Iran is the mainland that conquered the world Persia,media and parthia are all completely inside Iran and that's it, the rest are just conquered territories. not to say, the rest arent part of our people and country though they all are for Iran and and we all belong together, But Iran was and IS the CORE my beautiful Baradar

During the war with Iraq, I was a member of an elite rescue unite of the 23 Nohed Army special Forces to be sent inside enemy territory, to rescue downed Iranian Pilots inside Iraq, if they were downed near to the Iranian territory in the west. So far I know, the F-14,s were always inside Iran near the border when Iranian F-4 Phantoms going deep inside Iraq to carry very dangerous missions. On one occasion in the year 1985, only one F-14 was literally above our head near the border and was waiting for 3 Phantoms to come back from a mission from Baghdad. Suddenly, we saw him getting attitude in a very savage move, making a rollback and shooting one rocket into the air, and stay’s for 2 minutes in a very high altitude circling. Almost 4 weeks later, we asked the pilot what was the reason for his action. His answer made us very nervous:"Two MIG 23 of the Iraqi Air force try’s to block one Iranian Phantom to get back into Iran, and he shot down one of them with that rocket in the distance.” he said. What our Iranian Pilots went through in the was horrible, and many of them were killed. I know, they were all TOP GUNS, real heroes and brave until the last breath. Respect and salute to each of their souls.

@iraqiimmigrant2908

4 күн бұрын

Much respect to my friends in Iran. God bless you.

These Iranians are the true TOP GUNS, they went into combat with indigenously repaired parts. Salute to these brave aces.

@AlirezaNabavian-eu6fz

2 ай бұрын

Thank you so much for your kind words..it's obvious you're a man of great substance

@Aceo_0

2 ай бұрын

and most of them were trained in Pakistan. shout out to Pak military.

@LionZebra

2 ай бұрын

@@Aceo_0Lol! What are you talking about? The original Iranian F-14 pilots were ALL trained in the USA. In fact, no other country except the US and Iran have ever possessed or operated F-14s. Based on what fantasy or ridiculous misinformation do you insert Pakistan in there?

@Aceo_0

2 ай бұрын

@@LionZebra no you can search. Most aces were trained in Pakistan

@LionZebra

2 ай бұрын

@@Aceo_0 Most aces? Who are you talking about? You’re the one making the claim, so site your sources and don’t try to turn it around and avoid the answer by suggesting others do the search!

The highest-scoring pilot in the history of the F-14 Tomcat is the Iranian ace Jalil Zandi, credited with shooting down 11 Iraqi aircraft during Iran-Iraq War making him the most successful F-14 pilot. 🦅🚀🏆🥇🦅🦅🦅

@h.y1855

2 ай бұрын

He was the real deal, not Hollywood stuff.

@klinikbolasepak

2 ай бұрын

Word has it he moved to the States & adopted a new name ... Pete Mitchell 😉

@bramantyoprahoro7284

2 ай бұрын

​@@klinikbolasepakCall-sign: Maverick.

@srijanme

2 ай бұрын

​@@bramantyoprahoro7284he ain't some phony Hollywood clown 😂😂😂

Excellent documentary. How the Iranians managed to keep the F14 operational well into the early 1990s despite the American sanctions and lack of spare parts, is indeed a miracle and speaks volumes about the ingenuity of these people.

@robertojofre15

2 ай бұрын

Well said

@anthonyxuereb792

2 ай бұрын

Necessity is the mother of invention.

@ABOLFASR

2 ай бұрын

IRIAF F-14s are still in service. They have been maintained/overhauled and upgraded locally for 45 years without any help from Grumman.

@_tubby69_53

2 ай бұрын

They are still in service and now Iran build parts for them

@drone5801

2 ай бұрын

Secret help from CIA , usa need Iran in the région in order to use it to intimidate the Gulf countries and the Arabs . Its all about géopolitique.

As an Iranian American I have to say we have a deeply rooted sense of pride for our airmen. They got treated like shit by the regime and still put up a fight to protect the mother land. They wanted nothing else but the integrity of the nation, truly selfless and brave. Our airmen are the successors to our famous horseback archers.

Most of the Iranian Pilots are former Imperial Iranian Air Force pilots that had been awaiting execution and in prison. When the Iraqi's invaded they literally had been thrown from prison cells to their cockpits and fought with such tenacity.

I always proud that my father was the pilot of F14 tomcat in iran air force

@ravendronesolutions

2 ай бұрын

much respect from a former US Marine and Harrier tech

@AlirezaNabavian-eu6fz

2 ай бұрын

@ravendronesolutions we also love and respect Americans in particular the great armforces since our military was solely based on American technology and trained ans assisted by the US

@ardeshirbabakan9034

2 ай бұрын

@@ravendronesolutions are you pilot ?

@ravendronesolutions

2 ай бұрын

@@ardeshirbabakan9034 I only wish I was. Small UAV pilot doesnt count

@juhopuhakka2351

2 ай бұрын

Semper Fi brother!

As an Iranian soldier who was present in the 8 years of the Iraq-Iran war, I say that if it were not for the modern weapon orders from the Shah of Iran and the modernization of the army, especially the Iranian air force, we would never have had the possibility to resist Iraq, let alone to win the war. We owe all these successes to the very important purchases of the Shah for Iran. ❤️SHAH❤️

That camouflage on Iranian F-14's looks beautiful

As an Iranian my self who lost family members in that war, I highly appreciate your work! Thanks!

Love to Iran from brother Pakistan 💚💚

@TijiSimr-of6rl

2 ай бұрын

❤

@user-lf1rw6ye5w

2 ай бұрын

🇮🇷❤❤❤❤

@babak.defender

2 ай бұрын

🇮🇷❤️🇵🇰

@user-lf1rw6ye5w

2 ай бұрын

@@babak.defender 😍🥰❤️🤝

@babak.defender

2 ай бұрын

@@user-lf1rw6ye5w ❤️🙏

My grandfather was a fantom pilot during the iran-iraq war and he says they were in the whole next level.they just take off for long missions or hunting some mig 21's.They could take down an enemy aircraft without crossing the iraq territory

@flym0

2 ай бұрын

I wonder if it was your grandfather that we had a dalliance with in the Straits of Hormuz in '87. As an EW operator I detected two phantom radars to the north of us as we sailed East through the straits with our convoy of British flagged merchant ships. Our radar operators confirmed that there were no contacts on that bearing so we deduced that they were ready on the runway at Bandar Abbas. A few moments later the two contacts appeared. One of the F4s stayed over Bandar Abbas as CAP and the second one headed East. As it flew past us I lost its signal (as the radar is in the nose cone and only looks forward .. ish). At about 90 odd miles out we lost it on radar. A few minutes later the radar re-appeared on my console, so we knew that the F4 had turned around and was coming back. Watching this particular radar intercept the scan was quite wide - there was a 'long' gap between signals received so I knew that it was in its normal wide scan mode. As the Phantom got closer this wide scan changed to quite a fast "beep beep" as the scan narrowed, so we knew the pilot was looking at 'us'. OK, interesting but no break in the general rules of radar usage. This then changed to a constant signal. The F4 had locked on to us. My first thought was "you're kidding me", followed by "how dare you!" - So I claim that phrase before St Greta 😁. I blew my whistle to get everyone's immediate attention in the ship's operations room and called out the radar and bearing. The two surface to air self defence missile system gunners were out the back of the ops room having a fag. To this day I still don't know how they managed to get themselves to their consoles in that cramped compartment; but hey, they did. I'd like to think that within 30 seconds of the RIO locking on to us they both received the high pitched signal of being locked on to themselves. So they knew that we knew 🙂 I checked with my colleague a couple of years ago who had been manning our shared radar screen as to what range the F4 pulled away and that was 9 miles. Whites of the eyes in our world. As a professional to a professional, if that were your grandfather, I'd like to punch him on the nose and then take him for a pint of beer. No, scrub that, many pints of beer.

@toxicboy546

2 ай бұрын

@@flym0 😲 It was an interesting memory

@flym0

2 ай бұрын

@@toxicboy546Ta.

@junaidfaiz

23 күн бұрын

Fake.

@flym0

22 күн бұрын

@@junaidfaiz Eh?

I went to UCLA in the 1970's. Met all kinds of Persians. The religious and the Westernized ones. So sad how the relationship soured between our 2 countries. Yes I know about the Embassy siezure...but I had quite a few Persian college mates and I am not ashamed to say I liked them. I hope there is no war between our 2 countries. Persians will FIGHT!

@anonnon4737

3 ай бұрын

Iran had a democratically elected leader in 1953, his name was Mohammad Mossadegh. He was widely popular in Iran but he wanted to nationalize Iran's oil industry, so the CIA and MI6 orchestrated a coup and organized power under the Shah of Iran, who functioned as a dictator for decades. In the 1970's, the Shah of Iran was considered by Amnesty International to be one of the world's largest human rights violators and perpetrators of human rights crimes. The Shah was able to remain in power from 1953 until 1979 because he was propped up America. Under the Shah, British and American oil companies continued to extract vast amounts of oil from Iran. Iran has the fourth largest oil reserves in the world. In the late 1970s, the Shah was very unpopular in Iran and there were mass protests among secular and religious parts of Iranian society. There were nation wide strikes, mass protests among students, the imposition of martial law by the Shah, murders by the Shah. In 1979, the masses rose up and overthrew the Shah. In the process, some revolutionaries held American embassy staff hostage. Jimmy Carter negotiated for their release, but Reagan ensured the hostages were not released after the 1981 election. Reagan made a deal with the revolutionaries to supply them with money and weapons. If America had kept its piggish snout out of Iran in 1953, Iran would likely be a democracy today. Currently, Iran has features of a democracy (they hold elections for their parliament and their president), but their Supreme Leader (Religious leader) controls the Iran's armed forces and intelligence agencies and he alone can declare war. Also the Supreme Leader appoints a Council of Guardians that oversees parliament.

@user-lf1rw6ye5w

2 ай бұрын

عزیزم مردم ایران هم تمایلی به جنگ با آمریکا ندارند و مردم آمریکا رو دوست دارن اگر حمایت آمریکا از ایران نبود منظورم خرید های نظامی ایران از آمریکا در زمان شاه هست ایران هیچ شانسی جلوی عراق در جنگ نداشت ❤❤❤❤❤❤😊😊

@sam-nariman6236

2 ай бұрын

​ @anonnon4737 Who elected your so call "democratically elected" prime minister? In Iran's constitutional monarchy the Shah is the head of executive branch, all the PMs were directly chosen by him and confirmed by the National Parliament. There wasn't any election for Prime Minister in Imperial Iran. You can't spread your 4 decades disinformation anymore, people now the facts and the history.

@kiarashnajafiazar6498

2 ай бұрын

​@@anonnon4737شما ایرانی هستین؟؟

@alizonoozi2412

2 ай бұрын

My dad was one of those Persians who studied at UCLA in 1970s and he told me so many good memories from his time there. Who knows maybe you two have met.

And don't forget Yadullah Khalili, she did almost 12 hours of air patrol in just one flight with 8 aerial refuelings You can see the Tomcat fights documentary, in which several pilots and teacher pilots of this legendary fighter were interviewed, who tell their experiences and memories

As an Iranian, I am proud of all these pilots

Thanks for uploading this. Iranian F-14 pilot achievements are overlooked or ignored in the US.

Iran had also ordered 160 F-16s and Iranian pilots were trained to fly F-16s, but Jimmy Carter canceled the contract and delivered Iran's F-16s to Israel and Pakistan

@alirezarezaei2976

3 ай бұрын

It wasn't Jimmy Carter who cancelled the deal It was Shapur Bakhtiar and later on Mehdi Bazargan who cancelled the deal and US never ever returned the money Just like UK who didn't send the chieftain tanks and kept millions of money of Iranian people for themselves

@eggnugget575

3 ай бұрын

because of the 79 revolution

@ITSSIRWAN86

3 ай бұрын

YES SADLY BUT KNOW THAT CARTER AND SOME BRITISH'S SUPPORTED KHOMINI AND ISLAMIC REGIME TO GET IN POWER@@eggnugget575

@cocaine_hookers

2 ай бұрын

Good

@jacobjonm0511

2 ай бұрын

@@cocaine_hookers keep calm and carry on smoking!

Thanks so much for this beautiful clip.All of the Iranian pilots who served during this war are really heroes between Iranian people and I would like to remember the martyred pilots who were killed in this war such as Colonel Hashem Ale Agha. R.I.P

My uncle was among the engineering crew sent to US for this training package came with F-14s. He had a lot of stories about these beautiful creations :)

Despite facing severe sanctions and experiencing a series of pilot executions within the Iranian Army after the revolution, which was then followed by the Iran-Iraq War, Iranian pilots achieved remarkable feats during the eight years of conflict. Here are some of the most significant accomplishments recorded by Iranian pilots, who secured over 189 confirmed air-to-air victories against Iraqi aircraft during the war: - Achieved the distinction of "Ace of Aces" among all F-14 pilots of all times. - Conducted the largest and longest surprise attack in the history of aviation warfare using F-4 Phantom II (attack to H3 airbase). - Successfully shot down a MiG-25 using an F-5, marking a significant achievement given the technological disparities. - Managed to shoot down a MiG-23 by a Cobra Attack Helicopter, Persia's Noble Eagles,

@HK-uq9by

Ай бұрын

Modern air combats are not like WWII. It is more about the radar range and missile capability. most of the credit goes to Grummen, Hughes, Mcdonald Douglass...etc

@amir_shayesteh_tabar

Ай бұрын

@@HK-uq9by I do believe the human factor and dignity still remain a significant determinant of the success of any aerial combat operation. As evidenced by inadequate planning and coordination leading to failures at the similar time in operations such as Operation Eagle Claw and Operation Linebacker, it's clear that even with state-of-the-art and brand new equipment supplied by companies like Grumman, McDonnell Douglas, and others, the credit cannot be solely attributed to equipment manufacturers.

@HK-uq9by

Ай бұрын

@@amir_shayesteh_tabar Of course human factor is important! That is why pilot training schools are there, the operations are planned before hand...It does not or it is much less dependent on the bravery and feelings of the pilot! your opinion is mainly based on the Iranian literature, legends! Modern warfare is getting more and more away from that! even in 1970's which is half a century back, operating an F14 was super easy, the radar detects an airplane from 150KM and tells you its model name, you got enough time to communicate with the airbase and decide then push the button!..no more WWI/WWII dogfights !

Oh man, you guys are just pumping out some seriously quality videos the last few days. I'm impressed and even more thankful. You guys run a top tier channel of always solid quality. Thanks again for spoilin' us all eh, from Canada. =)

Many thanks for your fair comments. These Aces deserve a lot more. They are heroes of war and need to be praised as such.

Pilot Fereydoun is one of my best friends and after watching the movie Top Gun 3 I said to him, you should have acted in the place of Tom Cruise in that movie, and the F-14 Supporters Association in US needs your experiences to train pilots.

Kudos to the Iranian pilots mentioned. Even the most diehard Iranian revolutionary would have to admit the great Satan produced some damn fine aircraft.

@christopherneufelt8971

3 ай бұрын

Good people produce masterpieces. Evil people abuse masterpieces. Lets separate the evil from good.

@TopG4Life313

3 ай бұрын

FYI I watched not long ago a speech by the Supreme Leader of Iran, the slogans they are known to use like the “Great Satan” and “Death to America” is NOT directed to the America people. It’s directed specifically to the US Government, warmongering politicians, lobbyists…etc.

@amortalbeing

3 ай бұрын

they dont appose everything about the US, its just the US policy towards them and the middle east. like the US did a lot of harm to them prior to the revolution!

@h.y1855

3 ай бұрын

@christopherneufelt8971 The point is every one thinks he or she is on the good side and the other side is evil.

@treebrune4936

3 ай бұрын

​@@h.y1855iran loves the west? 🤔

AND STILL Operational to this day!

The thing with F14 is it does not stop (like F16) a pilot do maneuvers that can actually destroy aircraft. A good pilot can pull up some crazy stuff with F14s.

@frankhassle9366

2 ай бұрын

Time warp.

@benoitpisarchick6866

2 ай бұрын

and don't forget irangate and Colonel North

Thanks for your great Video. As an Iranian, I am so proud of our excellent pilots who defended our country against the aggression of Iraqis in the 80s. Their courage and superb performance will always be remembered with the highest respect.

Wow! Real top gun all those pilots, very impressive all their skills that at the made Iran had air superiority

Iranian are clever people, just imagine that they operated their F14s even with the harsh sanctions through out the war, without any help from American! Actually American at first didn't believe that Iranian could use and make those F14s operational after the revolution! But Iranian took huge steps and use those airplanes as the best way possible! It was a grate job by them! Respect! ❤

They say Tom Kuruz is Iranian.😊😊😊

@kiarashnajafiazar6498

2 ай бұрын

😂😂😂😂

@bramantyoprahoro7284

2 ай бұрын

I feel the need. The need for speed...

@ophirbactrius8285

18 күн бұрын

Or the other word we can say it; Tom Khorosh 😎🚬

Respect from Italy 🇮🇹🇮🇷

Thank you for remembering these legends from Iranian Imperial Air Force and Iranian are thankful to US for Tomcats!👌🏼

@e.a297

2 ай бұрын

They wasn't imperial but revolutionary Air force was first military branch to join the revolution.

@h.y1855

2 ай бұрын

@@e.a297 not the tomcat pilots.!!!

@EvilUSEmpire

2 ай бұрын

US didn't give anything for free to Iran, they still have Iranian people money in their custody after 47 years, They wanted use Iran against Soviet, Just like they are using Ukrainians as a bait. Because they are cowards and they cant fight their own fight, unless it is a weak country like Iraq or Afghanistan which they attack in groups, like wild Hyaenas

@hadiraazi8171

Ай бұрын

😅😅😅😅الدنگ خر🐴

@h.y1855

23 күн бұрын

@@e.a297 They were trained under the imperial air force and after the revolution they served their country under the new name and logos.history cannot be biased by changing name and logos.joining the revolution does not erase how , where and when they were trained.

I didn't know of the details of the Iranian pilots and their engagements! Excellent documentary! 👌 🍻

Iraqis ended up using Russian and few other foreign pilots too as the war went on… Iraq was backed by 32 countries including both superpowers of the time and Iran was completely isolated by every but had God on it’s side and still does!❤️🇮🇷

Please make a documentary about H3 mission during Iran and Iraq war. Welldone

Hello from Iran to you,The Iranian pilots were and are the real Top Gun

Thank you for correctly highlighting the heroic efforts of the Iranian fighter pilots. What is omitted is the context: USA gave Saddam Hossein the green light to invade Iran, for the oil and gas rich southern regions. USA and Europe then provided ALL necessary satellite and intelligence to Saddam's armed forces, together with conventional and chemical pre-cursors for the manufacture and use of chemical weapons of mass destruction. Simultaneously, the USA and Europe introduced the most stringent set of embargo's on Iran, so that as the foreign minister would say: "We could not even buy a bolt on the black market". Given this context, and the fact that the F-14 needed round the clock maintenance and spare parts, one scratches the surface of what the Iranian fighter pilots did. Lest we forget, that this, yet another Middle East folly by the allied forces, cost the lives of 1 Million human beings and hundreds of thousands injured...the 8 year war of attrition that the USA and Europe enabled, saw the bloodiest trench warfare and use of chemical weapons by an increasingly desperate Saddam Hossein, since WWI. Shame on you all...and ultimate respect for the Iranians, that ultimately pushed Saddam Hossein back into Iraq.

@theblueabyss63

2 ай бұрын

Keep spreading the truth bro

@hadiraazi8171

Ай бұрын

امریکا👈شیطان بزرگ

@Hossein.Amirzadeh

Ай бұрын

درود بر شما

Sky was belong to Iran in 8 years of war best pilot's my brothers Iranian ❤❤❤

Wow! If not for this video, i would never know that Iran produced some of the world's best pilot aces. We always only see Western documentaries that mentions American pilots only.

What's interesting is that if this old aircrafts receive their essential spare parts, then they can still be a dangerous opponent.

@bramantyoprahoro7284

2 ай бұрын

Iran made all of necessary spare-parts itself.

Thanks for this amazing document ry,,,also jalil zandi was best pilot f14 tomcat in history,,he was legend 🫡👏👏👏❤️

Another testament to the fact that despite severe US sanctions and sponsored war against Iran, the Iranians could outdo their enemy in the harshest of circumstances.

Only an ace can carry haircuts like that with distinction! Very suave indeed.

@tonyr.2321

2 ай бұрын

@6:08😁😁😁😁😁

@bramantyoprahoro7284

2 ай бұрын

​@@tonyr.2321He looked like a Bollywood action hero.

This is a testiment to three things: 3d is Iranian bravery. you dont know how it is like to be low on ammo and yet taking off with a trust in your heart that you will land after the mission, also how many Iranian kids age 13-15 volunteer for the battle front, my dad was in airforce during the war and he told me many many stories, about his collegues and younger kids.

In 1980, my uncle Col. Sedghi downed four Iraqi Mig 23s in a single combat, in a supporting role attacking an Iraqi air base housing newly acquired Iraqi Mirages. He had another Mig 23 kill prior to this operation, totaling his victories to five.

I wonder how many Iranian pilots became aces in the F-4 Phantom. The F-4 dominated the skies over Iraqi aircraft.

@HomePilot

3 ай бұрын

Their main role was strike bomber during the war... Check what they did on H3...

@khaldrago911

3 ай бұрын

Interesting.. I didn’t know this. Keep up the great work!

@Mjz175

3 ай бұрын

Also check for Abbas Doran (he was an f4 pilot)

@HomePilot

3 ай бұрын

Also check Mahmood Eskandari...

@2ZZGE100

3 ай бұрын

F-4 Phantom was vastly inferior to Iraqi MIGs in the 70s. The main reason why Shah of Iran bought the F-14s because he wanted a fighter that could dominate all of the Iraqi fighters including MIG-21, MIG-23, Foxbat and Mirage F1s. It did a great job doing it where Iranians achieved a very high number of kills. F-4 Phantoms were used for air-to-ground attacks and were escoted by F-14 Tomcats during the Iran-Iraq war.

Rest in peace the great king Mohammad reza Pahlavi

You made a slight mistake at 5:49, when you mentioned that the two Iraqi Mi-25 Hind helicopters penetrated the border of Iran. The helicopters in this case were Mi-24 Hind's.

@raafdocumentaries

2 ай бұрын

Thanks for that.

The US had supplied a complete F14 workshop in Iran before F14s were handed over to the Shah，now this Knowledge is hushed

@FranzBieberkopf

2 ай бұрын

Not really-it's mentioned in just about every history of the Iran-Iraq war and of the Islamic Republic I've read. Plus documentaries like this. Not exactly hushed up.

@1anre

2 ай бұрын

So why's it made to look like the didn't have the know how Or tools to support the platforms ?

@FranzBieberkopf

2 ай бұрын

@@1anre It isn't. Just read any history of the Iran-Iraq war (try the one written by Dilip Hiro) or the Islamic Republic ( try Michael Axworthy's "Revolutionary Iran"). The saga of the Iranian Air Force in this period is all there.

Respect! And many thanks to the producers of this extremely interesting documentary.

You forgot to mention a mig-29 crash down by F-14 at the end of Iran-Iraq war

As an Iranian, I thank you very much. Radical Islamists caused the separation of the people of Iran and other nations. One day this regime will go and we will meet each other again with open arms.

@hadiraazi8171

Ай бұрын

مطمان باش ، که شما همگی به درک واصل خواهید شد ، ولی جمهوری اسلامی باقی خواهد ماند 🙌تا ابد جمهوری اسلامی ایران

A very unbiased and accurate content. Pity the good times are gone when iran had the best.

@hadiraazi8171

Ай бұрын

الان بهترشم دارن

@h.y1855

23 күн бұрын

@@hadiraazi8171 جنگنده بهتر نداریم .اگر منظور موشک هست که هر کدوم کارایی خودشون دارن و قابل مقایسه نیستن .اگر منظور سوخوها هستن که اولا بهترین نیستن دوما هنوز تکلیفشون معلوم نیست .اف ۱۴ در زمان خودش بهترین بود و جنگ ۸ ساله توی هوا با اف ۱۴ جمع شد.

Very very informative video. Well done!!

Those are skilled pilots because they were trained under the rule of our beloved king The Shah; may he rest in peace. Great content, thanks.

Please do a programme on the most daring and successful operation code H 3 if i am not mistaken, in modern warfare.

thanks. very good clip

Thanks for that

The Air Force of Iran were the first to support the revolution and the pilots who were training in the US were supportive of the events in their country

Thank you for this Great story.✍ From the fighters of my country 🙏

Iran needs an upgrade to their Air Force right now. A great cultural historic ancient civil like Iran / Persia should be a superpower

Great documentary!

So nice to put a face to the black-helmeted stock Bad Guys.

It was the weakened Iranian military after the 1979 revolution vs the whole world not just Iraq. Most people don't know that when the Islamic revolution happened those maniacs killed 13000 highly sophisticated military officers from Shah's military and got rid of many military assets. Also Iraq was armed to the teeth and many countries including US helped them with everything from weapons to strategy to intel. An yet, Iran managed to fight for 8 years and eventually win the war. Iranians have been in war for literally 7500 years and they've fought pretty much every superpower in history from the Greeks and Romans to Egyptian and many others. So you'd be a fool to underestimate them even when they're in their worst condition.

@BehdadAzizpour

12 күн бұрын

کس نگو متوهم

Nice and valuable video 👍

You should do a documentary on the attack on H3 base deep inside Iraq. When Iran and Israel cooperated to defeat the Iraqis

very nice. Also dont forget the ground crew that keep these things flying, the smuggling networks, the reverse engineered parts and the new additions. Iranians stepped up to the plate when the entire world supported saddam.

Great video but there's a 3rd testament (at the end) which you omitted. The Arab air force pilots (not just Iraq but also Syria, Egypt, Libya) seem only interesting in learning to fly and land - but have limited training in air-to-air combat. This is explains why Iran, Israel and the US were so successful. But, when you have seconded pilots from foreign countries flying for the Royal Jordanian Air Force in 1967 and the Syrian Air Force in 1973, they show that Soviet aircraft can be quite effective. Thus, the experience of your opponent is just as important to your success.

@HK-uq9by

3 ай бұрын

You do not know the modern combat! It does not depend on the skill of the pilots, it is more about Radar and Missile ranges!

@salman501

2 ай бұрын

@@HK-uq9byLol go back to playing games

@user-ng1lh4nt1r

2 ай бұрын

israeli usa iranian are successful in hit in the back not in fighting iraqi pilotes were so dangerous to israel thats why the deep state that mr trump alwayes talk about it asked khumani who was studying in france with uk usa teachers and saudi arabia money how he will take the goverment in iran and threat iraq but saddam toke his place and show iran hhhhh how the fught is as same as omar al khatab most persians know him so iraqi pilots let ur khumani drink the poison and stip the ...... war .. thewar was to let iraq bysy from threting israel to attract the eyes of sadam baath from west from israel and directed his poer to iran the hesd of the snak

thanks a lot for this video.😍❤👏🙏

I believe 16 of these F14s are still flying today. Iran has clearly been able to manufacture their own replacement parts and keep them flying.

Thanks 🙇‍♂️

One note, the narrator mentions the use of flares and chaff by the F14s. If that’s true it was cutting edge technology, giving a clear advantage air to air.

Love your short documentary...especially this one, since I am an Iranian and a bit bias in favor of Iranian airforce :)

@homebase5934

2 ай бұрын

This story made by Australians. They are good people. IR❤AU

Iranan pilot very clever and powerful ❤

I trained with two of their pilots at Reese AFB IN TEXAS!

@bramantyoprahoro7284

2 ай бұрын

Were you trainee or instructor, sir?

I read about Iran also made history by launching the H3 operation.

We have an Air-force pilot in the family And I swear you can take a man out of the military but you can’t take the military out of him! He’s been disciplining me as a soldier since the age of 7😂 anyway amazing video and well done research. From Iran with love

God bless our Shah and those brave pilots.

Proud and Brave people ❤

vivaa iran....viva f14...

I was watching a documentary on the Iran-Iraq war, and how the Iranian F14 pilots could not perform certain type of aerial manoeuvres, due to the fact they did not have the right G-suits for the job. Imagine, how many more kills they could have had, had they been equipped properly.

Pride of Iran

love from iran

No wonder why it's called Mighty Persia!

Mashallah. Greetings from Pakistan

Thank you for introducing the real top guns to the readers. Take help from Tom Cooper's books

ايران مفخرة المنطقة وقادرة على التحدي وتعتمد على قدرات شعبها ومساعدة الاحرار

Proud to be an Arab ❤❤❤❤

@cyrusparsa1724

16 күн бұрын

Good for you, but this is about Iran, not Arabs! ( I have nothing against Arabs)

Respect ❤

May they rest in peace❤❤

درود بر خلبانان دلاور ارتش #شاهنشاهی ایران عزیز ❤❤ سپاس از شما🙏🙋

@BehdadAzizpour

12 күн бұрын

زارت! اگه اونا روحیه شاهنشاهی داشتن مث خود شاه بزدل از کشور فرار می کردن. برعکس امثال شماها اونا وطن پرست بودن نه سطل عن طلب!

I wish they went forward with the Super Tomcat

Even now we Iranians don't know what happened back in the revolution. Those people who did the damn revolution look drunk and somehow mysterious😮. Damn Soviet brainwashed the Iranian opposition leaders back then. Now we people of today are very unhappy with what they done back then. 💔

@hadiraazi8171

Ай бұрын

از قول خودت حرف بزن ، نه از قول مردم ایران 👊تا ابد جمهوری اسلامی

@Jareers-ef8hp

Ай бұрын

@@hadiraazi8171Mashallah

I don't know why F14 was ignored by the US airforce. They were very advanced for that time in terms of electronic warfare systems and very agile, such a beautiful plane...

@HK-uq9by

2 ай бұрын

It had no applications! It was only good for Iran, because in the Zagross mountains there are many radar blind areas to be covered by interceptors! This plane was heavy for the carriers and arriers themselves had good radars

@1anre

2 ай бұрын

The F18 showed up

@huss1205

2 ай бұрын

@@1anre F15 showed way earlier then F16, and F18 showed up later fur the navy, so I think that's why the US didn’t adopt it for the airforce the way the Iranians did. I am just guessing, no back ground about that...

Masha Allah

you are telling me Hollywood lied to us? I thought 4 ft Tom Cruise was the real deal

Real Top Gun Former Tuskegee Airman,True DaT

😎👍 great show