NASA Armstrong's Red, White, and Blue Jets

An F-15 and an F/A-18 from NASA's Armstrong Flight Research Center in Ed-wards, California, recently were painted in honor of America's 250th birth-day. The red, white, and blue commemorative paint and Freedom 250 logo will remain on these jets for at least the next year, so be sure to catch these at air shows and other events.

What is said in the film

Flaps are coming up. Now we got to get a little bit of speed here. I'm going to do this. Okay, we're going up. airfield.

Okay. 12,000. We made. it. And now we just roll basically around the axis of the airplane.

Elrod update for three. Okay. You ready for this. So it's going to start with some GS. Nothing worse than we did before.

Going straight up. Now we're going back around. We're upside down. L2 speed are good. Now we're going to continue through.

The genes are going to come back up as we accelerate down. We're going straight down. GS are coming on. And we're back where okay. And the little flyby towers.

That little teeny tiny tower to our right on the lake, man. Ready? Ready. Read. There we go.

Okay. That's it. Took some request. North reentry. 214 power glider and a five mile right base.

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