EF-111 Raven Low Level circa 1987

[Mumbles]

Former EF-111A EWO, Jim Howard, recently found an old VHS tape he made while flying with the 42d Electronic Combat Squadron, RAF Upper Heyford, U.K.

 

[MPH]

Since we're posting low levels: I'm sure it's a repost, and the music is as obnoxious as hell, but this deserves to be posted.

WRT 0:53, I've always had this question:

It looks like I would have a hard time parallel parking in that gap. So, is that split larger than it appears, or does he just have big brass ones?

 

[Birdog8585]

WRT 0:53, I've always had this question:

It looks like I would have a hard time parallel parking in that gap. So, is that split larger than it appears, or does he just have big brass ones?

Im gonna go with the brass cohones theory.

Sonofabitch I dropped my glowsticks!

 

[HackerF15E]

Pretty typical Scotland low level.

Too bad they didn't go further west and fly down Loch Ness. The highlands, further off to the northwest, are pretty spectacular, too.

 

[HackerF15E]

Here's an Eagle-eye view of low level southbound on Loch Ness:

 

[FLYTPAY]

Here's an Eagle-eye view of low level southbound on Loch Ness:

No noise abatement for the sake of 'Nessie on Lock Ness? No wonder there haven't been isghting for years.

 

[AllAmerican75]

Here's an Eagle-eye view of low level southbound on Loch Ness:

Hacker, is it usually that loud in the Eagle or are you just in burner?

 

[yak52driver]

I thought this one of the F-111 doing a fuel dump/burn looked pretty cool.

 

[HackerF15E]

Hacker, is it usually that loud in the Eagle or are you just in burner?

No, that's just how loud it is in that monster without ear protection. That video is different from Jim Howard's, though, because his is plugged into the intercom. The Loch Ness video is just from an ambient microphone on the camera.