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6 months ago
Gulfstream IIB (N36RR) Landing at Luton
After a 6 hour night flight crossing the Atlantic from Newark, watching the sun rise was a special treat. And as usual, great to visit Luton.
noahmoore
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As always a simply wonderful video Soquan! One request.... could you please make a walk around, and cabin walkthrough of this gulfstream? Its famous thanks to you!
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7 months ago
SOCOM 16 Short History Program on the Battle Rifle
ATAC TV's program here on compact rifle 308 rifle. The video has one of the original M14M1A with the Socom 16, originally came from the M1 Garand....
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Who makes the top rail? Also, listen carefully at 1:36....sure sounds like a round wizzing by!
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10 months ago
George flies Corsair with floats
George flies Corsair with floats
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10 months ago
Rq111
I created this video with the YouTube Video Editor (http://www.youtube.com/editor
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1 year ago
Wally fan.avi
Wally fan on the Spectra-g showing the center hole drilled off center. Fan is mounted on the Hanson G26 3D max with runout of less than 1/2 thousa...
noahmoore
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Very useful video. Keep more like this coming!
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1 year ago
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1 year ago
OV-1 Mohawk Sights and Sounds
An OV-1D operating on the ground and in the air. Low passes are filmed to hear the unique sound a Mohawk makes. Analog movie film, courtesy of rede...
noahmoore
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@srt4crazy289 Not sure about these, but they definetly do have some OV-10 Broncos they fly for clandestine missions into south america for drug erradication
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1 year ago
Bombardier Global Express XRS, Integral Aviation Solutions, Ivan Klugman
Ivan Klugman: Aviation Consultant
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there are MUCH larger jets. the XRS isnt even1/3 the size of some.
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2 years ago
George Rask - A Satisfied Beat the Traffic(R) User
George Rask, Traffic Anchor at KRON-4 TV in San Francisco describes his experience with the Beat the Traffic system
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@20144628 to look at the cargo hook underneath the aircraft