my father used to work on them in the airforce in the 90s. in memphis tn. for 6 years he did it and we got to watch airshows every 3 years i think and the blue angels allways were there too. nice pyro . was it coffie creamer or gas ???? i work for a firework company and hightech specialeffects company also so we do this all the time
@kingrex1002 Rolling Thunder is actually the title of the aerial bombing campaign employed by the U.S military during the conflict in Vietnam. Uncle Sam thought he could bomb Charlie into submission, didn't quite work out that way... Many planes were used during operation Rolling Thunder so it would be wrong to say it was a nickname given to the B-52.
Saw something almost identical to this at Carlswell Air Force Base a few years ago...very impressive and cool at the same time. The funny thing was that they had about 200 yards of the Pyro-gas set up between the actual runway and the taxiway. When the B-52 flew over with the simulated drop and everything went off...they set the grass on fire from one side to the other. The show was put on hold while the fire crew displayed their readiness. No danger to anyone, but it was funny. Thanks for this.
@buzzkillman 2 gallons of gas and a blasting cap it looks like...dont know of many airshows that allow the dropping of actual munitions so close to the public. Still, you have to admit, it was awesome
my father used to work on them in the airforce in the 90s. in memphis tn. for 6 years he did it and we got to watch airshows every 3 years i think and the blue angels allways were there too. nice pyro . was it coffie creamer or gas ???? i work for a firework company and hightech specialeffects company also so we do this all the time
clifton559 2 weeks ago
@kingrex1002 Rolling Thunder is actually the title of the aerial bombing campaign employed by the U.S military during the conflict in Vietnam. Uncle Sam thought he could bomb Charlie into submission, didn't quite work out that way... Many planes were used during operation Rolling Thunder so it would be wrong to say it was a nickname given to the B-52.
StonyMalonie1 1 month ago
@Cabbsboy Rolling Thunder is a REAl millitary nickname.
kingrex1002 1 month ago
You know your fuckin done when u hear this bird in the sky lol
USMCoohrah97 1 month ago
Saw something almost identical to this at Carlswell Air Force Base a few years ago...very impressive and cool at the same time. The funny thing was that they had about 200 yards of the Pyro-gas set up between the actual runway and the taxiway. When the B-52 flew over with the simulated drop and everything went off...they set the grass on fire from one side to the other. The show was put on hold while the fire crew displayed their readiness. No danger to anyone, but it was funny. Thanks for this.
MotorsbyShooter 2 months ago
Real munitions pose a flying shrapnel threat.
ripcord1022 3 months ago
@MovieMakers59 No call of duty kid. Just no
Cabbsboy 3 months ago
I was in the 4258th MMS from March 1968 to March 1969. Thanks for this great video. Jerry
blueteckhy 4 months ago
rolling thunder
MovieMakers59 4 months ago
@buzzkillman 2 gallons of gas and a blasting cap it looks like...dont know of many airshows that allow the dropping of actual munitions so close to the public. Still, you have to admit, it was awesome
KharmenSense 4 months ago