This is an interesting +11 minutes video filmed by pilots attending the F-16 B Course with the 309th Fighting Squadron at Luke Air Force Base, in Arizona.
Shot with GoPro cameras, the clip will bring you aboard the Viper during air combat maneuvering, aerial refueling, night flying, formation flying, live firing at the range and much more.
Enjoy.
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I really wish you’d refer to the the F-16 by its proper name, the Fighting Falcon.
Find me a “Fighting Falcon” pilot and I’ll find you a fucking nerd.
The only folks who actually call it the “Fighting Falcon” are 10 year old kids getting their first aircraft picture books.
facepalm
Check out at 9:34 behind the mugging pilot. There’s a Mig-23 with another pilot sitting in it. Tonapah Test? Any other ideas where a spare Mig-23 might be sitting around with USAF pilots hanging about?
That’s the Threat Training Center at Nellis AFB, also known as “The Petting Zoo”.