All y'all who frequent milblogs... especially those run by Naval Aviators... are probably familiar with videos produced by those talented folks in our nation's carrier air wings. The advent and ubiquity of video cameras and incredibly easy-to-use PC-based editing software have produced some real gems in the amateur video world. One of the best known examples (4:53):
But... the Air Force got there first. Witness (a lil over seven minutes, and worth EVERY second, especially the engine change sequence):
The notes accompanying the vid on YouTube:
But... the Air Force got there first. Witness (a lil over seven minutes, and worth EVERY second, especially the engine change sequence):
The notes accompanying the vid on YouTube:
One of the first Air Force Squadron made videos about the arrival of the "new" North American F-86 Sabre jet. This was made by the 526th FIS (Fighter Interceptor Squadron),"The Black Knights". This film was made at a USAFE base in Germany in the mid 1950's. This film is also only available from a select few museums, so enjoy watching it, you will not find it anywhere else on the internet.A BIG hat-tip to commenter SJBill at Lex's place!
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