With bomb bay doors open B-52 does a high-speed, low altitude pass over a nameless beach…
Royal Australian Air Force English Electric A84 Canberra bomber drops to within 25 feet.
A Consolidated B-36 Peacemaker ripping up the shoreline. Designed for high altitudes, such a pass was a very rare sight!
What you’re seeing here is not a small fighter but a B-52 Stratofortress.
US Air Force B-52 demonstrates low altitude flying for sailors of the USS Ranger (CV-61) Persian Gulf 1990
Making of “Don’t Mess with Texas” Anti-Litter Commercial. Hopefully, they brought an extra pair of underwear
A pair of Tu-22Ks performs a low fly-by over Machulishchi at around 15-20m (50-70ft).
Such low-level flights were often performed by Tu-22 crews, albeit at a slightly higher level (around 80-150m / 260-500ft), but usually in manual mode, without the benefit of automatic flight control or terrain-following radar.
Avro Vulcan low pass shot from RAF Swinderby graduation ceremony
Yep….open the pic itself in a new tab and it is labelled as a B-36
Without a doubt it sure is a B-36.
Caption is above the picture, not below it.
Who said it wasn’t
each comment is for the picture below and yes that is a b-52
I immediately snapped on this too but when I went back to look I realized the the comment description for each photo is on top of the photo and it does correctly identify the plane as a B-36.
Captions are at the top, not underneath. The B-52 photo is missing.
YOU RIGTH ,
The captions are above the pictures!
You are correct. Description is at the top of each picture.
Descriptions are above each photo, the statement above correctly names the B-36, the Statement below this pic is referring to the B-52 in the photo below…
The caption(s) for the photos are ABOVE the image, not below!
low flying is dangerous but most fun
Awesome, totally awesome