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crash accident plane coming out of water amazing cool
Captain Ralph (Sheik) Aarts - 2008 display pilot of the Royal Netherlands Airforce
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The third one from the RNLAF Solo Display Team. Displaypilot: Sheik.
Gotta love that Display team.
I did not add music to this one, because the F-16 sounds so friggin awesome from inside the cockpit. I especially love the sounds when he is accelerating for the 9G turns.
Nor did i “make” this video, so Smoke on I, II, and III are not “made” by me, just brought by me:) (Although the text and music is from me in II)
Skilled Pilot does Crazy Landing in a tight spot
via http://www.liveleak.com/
B-52 Bombing Footage Vietnam War
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Explosive!!
F-16 US ARMY Killing 16 terrorist inFallujah with 1 shot
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fuck you all terrorist and fuck Mr Ben Laden with you….
we gonna fuck you all ..and we will bearied you alive 
Wild Fly - French Dassault Mirage 2000 in Morocco
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Another sequence of ultra low desert flying. This time with two French Dassault Mirage 2000 fighter jets in Morocco
Insane High Speed Low Passes in Jets
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High Speed Low Passes in Jet Fighters
Push the limit.. (MUST SEE)
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The Swiss Air Force (Schweizer Luftwaffe, Forces aériennes suisses, Forze Aeree Svizzere) is the air component of the Swiss Armed Forces. It was established on July 31, 1914 but did not become a separate service until 1936.
During World War II, it defended Swiss airspace against incursions by both Allied and Axis aircraft, shooting down aircraft from both sides of the conflict.
A report in the Swiss news magazine FACTS reveals that the Swiss Air Force only provides ready-to-take-off aircraft during office hours — on working days. The air force staff declared that, due to financial limits, they are not operational all the time.The difficulty of defending Swiss airspace is illustrated by the small size of the country; the maximum extension of Switzerland is 348 km, a distance that can be flown in little over 20 minutes by commercial aircraft. Further, Switzerland’s policy of neutrality means that they are unlikely to be deployed elsewhere.
