Just a little MOTIVATION

[Frumby]

Thought some of you would like to see the T-45 at El Sweato!


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Semper Fly,

Frumby

 

[Rasczak]

That's a pretty good video.

 

[Tiltedsky]

Gotta love the hit at 4:19, it's just beautiful

 

[MasterBates]

That looks like fun...

I'm thinking that probably comes after the E2C2 guys syllabus diverges from Strike.

Then we do have that "Bombs on Hawkeyes" guy... Maybe he is on to something.

 

[Firebert]

Flying a right-hand weps pattern would have F'ed with my world.

If you look down the videos, 122 is the jet that I CQ'd in...

 

[Lawman]

I like right at 5:09 cause you get to see just how differnt it is to land on a Runway verses a Carrier Deck. Damn I cant wait.

 

[airgreg]

So that's what Loom Lobby looks like at less than 500 knots. Good video.
Off safe. Sir, what does hung and locked mean?

 

[Herc_Dude]

Great stuff sir. That is motivating

 

[Junior]

This is probably a repost, but here is my favorite motivating VT video:

I think Nittany might have a video on there too...

 

[Slammer2]

I just saw this one a few vids down. Was there some sort of miscommunication or was the man on the deck not paying attention? That looks like it hurt like hell.

 

[invertedflyer]

oldies but goodies, nice thread.

 

[Lawman]

I just saw this one a few vids down. Was there some sort of miscommunication or was the man on the deck not paying attention? That looks like it hurt like hell.

I can just think of a SI at OCS saying something about Situational Awareness right now.... Thats one way to get on sick call.

 

[Gatordev]

This is probably a repost, but here is my favorite motivating VT video:

I think Nittany might have a video on there too...

Out of curiosity, during the footage of the dudes rockn' and rollin' over land, what altitude is that at? Not trying to get someone in trouble, just seemed like in this risk adverse era it's relatively low for the training command. Is it part of a low-level training flight?

 

[Chubby]

Out of curiosity, during the footage of the dudes rockn' and rollin' over land, what altitude is that at? Not trying to get someone in trouble, just seemed like in this risk adverse era it's relatively low for the training command. Is it part of a low-level training flight?

Some of that footage is F-18 stuff so they may be a bit lower, but normally we do our low-levels at 500' AGL.

 

[airgreg]

For 18's, the rules are 300' AGL (USMC) and 200' AGL (Navy).