F-111 Aardvark | America's all-weather attack aircraft

F-111 Aardvark | America's all-weather attack aircraft

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Imperial War Museums
Imperial War Museums - 11.08.2021 15:11

Thanks for watching! As always, let us know what vehicles you want us to cover next?

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Jonathan Careless
Jonathan Careless - 16.09.2023 19:48

Cannot imagine this thing as a fighter or landing on an aircraft carrier, but it does look like a very nice low level bomber. Seems to have found its niche. Glad they fixed the swing wings snapping off.

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Brian Cooper
Brian Cooper - 13.09.2023 15:32

No long loiter time.

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Brian Cooper
Brian Cooper - 13.09.2023 15:31

Early F111 had poor wing root design caused air crashes. Pilots killed.

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Brian Cooper
Brian Cooper - 13.09.2023 15:31

Built in late 1968 to 1970's.

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maxim me
maxim me - 28.08.2023 07:32

what are these technologies that made CHANGING wings angle redundant?

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Glory Bound
Glory Bound - 08.06.2023 02:10

I danced with these guys while flying an aero scout helicopter for the Army while stationed in West Germany 🇩🇪 in the early 1980’s.

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Glory Bound
Glory Bound - 08.06.2023 02:09

Extra terrestrial life, really? God will answer that question which shall amaze all creation.

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Rotund Potato
Rotund Potato - 10.05.2023 00:49

This plane is basically what people hype the a10 up to be, but this one actually reaches the hype.

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mrpositronia
mrpositronia - 02.05.2023 19:15

I remember two of these taking off just over our coach as we were heading towards the airbase for a week during our Air Training Corps summer camp.

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Lewis Jones
Lewis Jones - 13.04.2023 10:44

As an Aussie, seeing F-111 fuel dump into the afterburners at air shows was an absolute treat :D

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snake plissken
snake plissken - 03.04.2023 17:36

the myth about the precision weapons in the war against irak is hilarious! Yes we know they were used. and yes most of em were pretty accurate. But about 90% of the ordonance that was dropped during desert storm was pretty conventional. But it was the first time the newest generation of smart bombs and missles was revealed to the public. and so every bomb was a smart one. and furthermore, the war was justified by the liberation of kuwait etc. so a "good" war could not accept collateral damage. And there is nothing more satisfying in the news as a bomb that goes right through the window of a bunker and leaves no scratch to the childrens hospital next to it.

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Sagar
Sagar - 01.04.2023 07:05

Ray Melton from FTA would like this

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Gomer Gomez
Gomer Gomez - 27.03.2023 21:48

The absolute loudest aircraft I was ever around, particularly the EF-111.

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Peter Bellini
Peter Bellini - 27.03.2023 20:06

There are always ALL kinds of heroes.... the 3 word term "prepare to sacrifice" comes to mind. When you give your life so that innocent do not, you are a 110% hero in my book.

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Сергей.Левашов
Сергей.Левашов - 17.03.2023 19:16

На дискотеки взорвали какуюта хуйню Ливию стёрли с лица земли .гламурненько

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Curious Nomad
Curious Nomad - 05.03.2023 07:23

It was so evil what the US did in Iraq and has only given justification for what the Russians are doing in Ukraine.

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Longbranch Olivetti
Longbranch Olivetti - 25.02.2023 02:26

Unfortunately, what this plane represents for me is the start of America's dreams of world domination. For instance it led the illegal invasion of Vietnam, meaning it is responsible for one of the greatest losses of innocent life we have ever seen. That's not a heroic legacy.

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BMrider75
BMrider75 - 24.02.2023 04:56

I was climbing Sgurr na Stri on the Isle of Skye, when high up I spotted several scattered pieces of clean aluminium aircraft wreckage. I knew nothing about a recent crash, but tried to guess what sort plane it might have been.
Days later I did some research, and was astonished to discover it was the F111 crash from 28 years earlier, in December 1982. Tragic loss of both aircrew.

For me, this is a tiny connection to this marvellous aircraft .

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Kernowek Tim
Kernowek Tim - 20.02.2023 12:16

Once this superb aircraft had it's initial 'teething' issues remedied it literally took the world of air-combat by Storm: inc: Desert Storm. A lethal platform. A true legend of the Military Aircraft Hall of Fame. Seeing it at Duxford was a privilege. Duxford is THE place to go in the British Isles if one is an avid enthusiast, pilot or historian. The fee to enter Duxford is peanuts, compared to the myriad things that you will enjoy there. I never realised that Concorde was so small, or the Lightning so brutally awesome!

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Andy Man
Andy Man - 14.02.2023 14:26

the very first "riverfire" event in Brisbane Australia saw two of these birds 'jousting' in such a fashion that it reminded me of two "Battle Star Galactica" style Vipers as they twisted and turned with their afterburners quite literally on fire

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ntq1ty
ntq1ty - 11.02.2023 13:13

Fantastic video. Great delivery/presentation, and the cultural context around the aircraft is fascinating. The arrival at Duxford sounded exciting—that pilot has a great story to tell!

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Kaneko303
Kaneko303 - 07.02.2023 16:04

being in the golden record is the highest decoration for this epic aircraft and no plane can replicate it, well... other than being the sole reason why tank columns in the middle east are now gone.

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TheHighKirk
TheHighKirk - 06.02.2023 08:02

A friend of mine flew the F-111 numerous times when it was designated as the X-111... as a test pilot. (Short story) One time during maintenance for the radar the nose was swung to the side while it was activated with it pointed out the hanger doors and the area in front of the hanger was cordoned off to prevent anyone from walking in the path of the radar. A member of another ground crew stuck his head around the door of the hanger to look in and was fully exposed to the full power of the radar, several people yelled at him and he ran off in panic, he was dead within a day.

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Birb
Birb - 17.01.2023 12:52

One of the biggest users of the F111 was the RAAF. It's sad to see it retired now.

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Gaz of-the-North
Gaz of-the-North - 15.01.2023 17:26

Depending on the exact bomb load, the F-111 had an un-refueled RADIUS of about 900 miles!

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Stephen Brinckerhoff
Stephen Brinckerhoff - 08.01.2023 12:01

One of our true workhorses. Like the B-52, a long-serving survivor of our air forces. As for the "swing wing", it was also included on the B-1 Lancer.

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Eric Muschlitz
Eric Muschlitz - 05.01.2023 05:35

Reagan sent aardvarks for a terrorist attack of a disco. Today we barely prosecute terrorists who shoot them up, let alone address the influences of such malady.

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Eric Muschlitz
Eric Muschlitz - 05.01.2023 05:29

Old Ike said “we must guard against the unwarranted influence…” eight years after he appointed Charles Irwin Wilson, ceo of GM, the largest military contractor three decades previous, and four decades afterward, as head of war in his cabinet. Wilson who’s influence also shoved the interstate system, with Samuel Moses redline social engineering down the throats of every taxpayer, to this day. Buy more cars. They’ll have to keep buying oil.

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Déspotas
Déspotas - 16.12.2022 12:21

No se puede vivir con armas, sólo sirven para matar, que os den CBRs de Silicon valley

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slickstrings
slickstrings - 08.12.2022 06:12

for those interested, the FB111 or carrier variant was obviously cancelled. Many airforce aircraft including the f16, f15, f22 and f35 have tailhooks because they are used for emergency landings. not leftover designs from carrier varients.

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Bruce Lamberton
Bruce Lamberton - 04.12.2022 02:31

Best low-level strike fighter going

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Donnie Weston
Donnie Weston - 07.11.2022 18:55

I worked with this very airframe at RAF Lakenheath in the late 80's early 90's. Nice video,

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Miladin Blagojevic
Miladin Blagojevic - 09.10.2022 15:49

E jel to novi nevidljivi aaa. Jest dobar .pst. nemojte ići snjim preko budjanovaca tu ima srpski trokut guta amerićke avione a bogami i helikoptere smrt americi źivio putin bin laden i talibani

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Sea Geo
Sea Geo - 06.10.2022 03:49

I know the F-111 for its electronic warfare version.

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Buhay ABROAD NEW ZEALAND
Buhay ABROAD NEW ZEALAND - 05.10.2022 19:36

PEACE, RESPECT AND LOVE EACH ONE ANOTHER✨✨✨🙏🙏🙏💯

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ocn2u
ocn2u - 03.10.2022 21:03

I think the F-111 should be built with modern technology and a variable sweeping wing could come in handy for three times the speed of sound I think they could make a Mach 3 plus jet that would be great in today's world with today's technology in it

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Hriedoy Bhuiya
Hriedoy Bhuiya - 03.10.2022 16:34

Yes it was a great fighter jet against innocent people's like Iraq, Afghanistan, sriya and lot's of poor countries, I salute you cz you can only kill Innocent people 😢 not monster .humanity shame on you.

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brissance
brissance - 02.10.2022 10:59

Such high tech weapory against a nation that could not build a refrigerator. Where mules are used for transport, paper runs the whole government. Was this a war this was genocide. F111 dick it was. It was cowardice similar one in nagasaki horoshima mere cowardice.

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Imtiaz Khan
Imtiaz Khan - 02.10.2022 07:28

America & israel the actual terrorist coutries.

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mr Nohax
mr Nohax - 30.09.2022 05:05

F-14s grandpa

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FrancoisACIXMAX
FrancoisACIXMAX - 30.09.2022 00:50

Si como no a mi me párese un Arrow Avro con pintura verde... Ratissimo..

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Bob C.
Bob C. - 26.09.2022 21:02

I worked on the FB-111, at Plattsburgh AFB, for 2 years.

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TheCoomer
TheCoomer - 23.09.2022 09:03

Didn't this prevent the completion of the TRS2?

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criminal gangster
criminal gangster - 23.09.2022 07:33

Father of Su-24

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LordFaceWannabe
LordFaceWannabe - 22.09.2022 09:35

Must suck being Russian.

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SR71BETA
SR71BETA - 21.09.2022 02:38

Yanks built this so we can cancel the TSR2.

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TJ McGuire
TJ McGuire - 20.09.2022 11:13

Your political take on this is absurd. (Ie: Invoking a rightly said American Presidential Statement but targeting it incorrectly.) I am Canadian. Grandad flew as a Wing Commander in both WWs. ) You should have stuck to facts about the Aardvark. To compare this aircraft to either a Tomcat or Tornado is ludicrous. There was nothing like this mach 2.5+ swing wing fighter bomber that terrorized all who came in its path. If lucky, on afterburners, F14 and Tornado MAY have mustered. 2.2 mach. I have watched that F111 fly. London Ontario Canada. I have watched a Tomcat. I have watched a Tornado.. The Aardvark would chew each of them up in 12 seconds flat. Yes. Even now. The only machine that might come close to fighting her today at supersonic would be an F22 Raptor. The Vark could Out-speed, out-gun, out-bomb anything. The Pig has imho never been equalled.

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MuteSpider
MuteSpider - 18.09.2022 18:51

Tomcat replaced the F-111

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Th3 Smurf
Th3 Smurf - 18.09.2022 12:03

Looks like the mig 23.

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