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parabellum
21st Jan 2010, 21:47
http://www.fark.com/cgi/vidplayer.pl?IDLink=4632948 (http://www.fark.com/cgi/vidplayer.pl?IDLink=4632948)

SpringHeeledJack
22nd Jan 2010, 07:54
Thanks for posting that Parabellum. It must've been really loud in person for the people filming the scramble, but the filming style has given me a headache, all that jumping from one thing to another :zzz:


SHJ

AAIGUY
22nd Jan 2010, 09:55
very cool, but one would appreciate if it was filmed with a tripod. Thanks for sharing.

ManofMan
22nd Jan 2010, 12:26
Very cool video, forget the knockers, maybe they would like it more if you commisioned a full film crew with a Hollywood size budget.

Would love to watch in the company of an eco warrior, might even dial 999 for them.

magpienja
22nd Jan 2010, 20:00
They did not appear to have any regard for wake separation??

Nick.

MarkerInbound
22nd Jan 2010, 20:35
If you had a couple 50 megaton ICBMs about 10 minutes out, you'd hurry too.

magpienja
22nd Jan 2010, 21:55
Good point.

Nick.

Farrell
24th Jan 2010, 02:48
This does not impress me :)

MICs - Minimal Interval Circuits with 15 B-52's.

Now there's a video I would watch :E

Farrell

Jolly Green
24th Jan 2010, 03:22
They have serious regard for the correct spacing on takeoff. The proper interval has been studied and known for decades. I would expect #2 and #3 to take some serious grief on debrief for going slower than the minimum interval. I didn't time them, but I can assure you that someone in their chain of command did.