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F-18E/F breaking sound barrier

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F-18E/F breaking sound barrier at the Miramar Air Show in 2008

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14 Responses to “F-18E/F breaking sound barrier”

  1. sgtsn1per
    July 7th, 2009

    imagine the Gs hes …
    imagine the Gs hes pullin if any normal person went an DiD that they woul really baly pass out

  2. LoboCanada
    July 7th, 2009

    I get it i get it, …
    I get it i get it, its not Mach 1.

  3. sandw321
    July 7th, 2009

    haha mad! well i …
    haha mad! well i presume they had a reason. did they get in trouble. seem intrested in it.

  4. StarsAndStraps4E
    July 7th, 2009

    hey was @ like …
    hey was @ like .999999 mach lol

  5. mjaskari
    July 7th, 2009

    Not actually …
    Not actually reached mach1 …but it was awesome

  6. R6VIIshooter
    July 7th, 2009

    you can go …
    you can go supersonic over land, there’s just a height restriction. i thinks it’s 27000 ft

  7. zarathustra135
    July 7th, 2009

    That would be one …
    That would be one of the rare exceptions. Intercept missions are expected to be on target within five minutes.

  8. verboven1985
    July 7th, 2009

    Normally it isn’t …
    Normally it isn’t allowed over places where people live.
    With the only exception of an emergency.
    A few weeks ago 2 f-16 jets broke the sound barrier over one of the biggest city’s here where i live.
    It was an intercept mission for a commercial jet who didn’t communicate with the traffic controllers.

  9. zarathustra135
    July 7th, 2009

    There are a ton of …
    There are a ton of airspace regulations on where an aircraft is allowed to break the sound barrier. The only place in the continental United States would be some of the training areas in the southwest. Otherwise, noise pollution and possible damage to property would be a problem.

  10. tillmanshoobergoober
    July 7th, 2009

    could be military …
    could be military testing over theyre own private land

  11. lukepevensie
    July 7th, 2009

    i think it’s .95 …
    i think it’s .95 mach. all that moisture in the weather is right for a subsonic shockwave

  12. Pocketzszs
    July 7th, 2009

    they did that at …
    they did that at the abotsford air show their not actually breaking the sound barrier there going riiiiiggghhht under it , ur not allowed to break the sound barrier over land any more

  13. fieroturbo
    July 7th, 2009

    He didn’t break the …
    He didn’t break the sound barrier… there would have been a big boom if he did. What you saw was .99 Mach.

  14. DrCrapchomps
    July 7th, 2009

    THAT WAS AWSOME!!!! …
    THAT WAS AWSOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Your a good cameraman, you kept up with those jets going super-fast! Thanks for the video, I rated it a 5 star.

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