Amazing Landings From Yeovilton's D-Day 50th

EPIC video. Man, I would have LOVED to be sitting with the crowd watching them fly in. Ridiculously close to the planes and the runway. Thanks for posting.

Awesome. Took me back to being a kid again. Air shows today just don’t have this vibe any more! Too many people, too many police, too few memories!

What a great video!

Awesome compilation of Warbirds of the 90s

AS someone who coordinated air shows for 18 of my 20 years in Naval aviation, this was a great mix of different aircraft from all over the world

who else humming the Top Gun music , with those F-14s?

There's three good reasons not to hang out your washing if there are Phantoms in circuit!

HOLY SHIT

I remember this, I was on 707 squadron

5.37 et plus le mirage 2000 et le "rafale " y a pas a ' chier' ce sont de bonne aeroplane in '' french''

I was 13 in 1987 at a weekend campout (Boy Scouts) at Wright Patterson AFB. We were probably only 3 football fields away from the runway and would go to the end and stand there watching aircraft for hours. We saw F-4s, f-15s, F-14s, and Harriers all weekend. The F-14s and Harriers were the loudest. You couldn’t hear them when we went to the end of the runway and stood under them, you felt the sound. That’s how loud those two were. And yes I remember the heat from the Harriers well!

F-14 Tomcats...when fighters screamed and growled, and fighter pilots were men.

The Airshows in the 1980s and 1990s will never be beat - you could see so many different types all flying

If you hadn't put this up I would have said that this mix of aircraft never graced the same runway at the same time! Truly moving to anyone with even a hint of being an aviation buff.

Amazing to think that's nearly 30 years ago! I doubt we will ever see that volume of aircraft at Yeovilton again.

I was stationed RAF Lakenheath on the brand new F15e’s in 1994. I remember launching and recovering for flyovers on both sides of the channel.

Any vid of the departures from the morning? As they departed some overflew VL in superb formations.

What a show !!

Thank you. Brings back a lot of memories. I was there that day, 846NAS. Busy day martialing aircraft. Shame there wasn’t a junglie in sight

A look at that base with all its guests would be an amazing view.

no lie, these are amazing landings. Esp the Tomcats. Thank you

Very nice

LONG LIVE PHANTOM***

Wait! The Russians weren't there on D-Day! Why are there Sukhoi aircraft in the show?!

Nice catch.

I couldn’t imagine this...I’d pass out.

June 1994. I drove like a nut job after the last aircraft recovered at Yeovilton. To RAF Brize Norton to get a Photo of Air force One leaving that same afternoon. Happy Days...

USA...USA...USA...USA. !!!!

Absolutely fantastic video, so many special types. The F-4s were awesome, and then the F-14s showed up lol. Thank you

And the award for the smokiest, greasiest, gnarliest arrival goes to....the F4 Phantom! applause

Great video , amazing variety of planes. Thank you...

Cold war fighter jets from the B.S. era; Before Stealth...no F-15s?

Crikey, those Phantoms look like they are running on coal!

Great video! Thx! 😊

An F-18 with D-Day markings. Cool.

I like the F111 landing.....thud! Not at all delicate.

There are Czech Airforce's Migs and Suchoys. Great planes.

So you saw the very low Slovak MiG29 and you thought “I need to get my hair shaved off” and then stood directly under the final approach path?

Wouldn't that be a fantastic Airshow!!

Amazing footage! Thank you for sharing.

Fantastic! You lucky bugger

I can't help watching these over and over. Crazy how low some of those were

Most of those pilots are thinking: "Why is this runway so long? Why isn't it pitching & rolling?"

Damn that was awesome

Liked the film strip. Brought back memories of the days when I wanted to fly and the US-Navy turned me down.

Those American pilots sure know how to make a good hard landing!

Tomcat Supreme!

This was when air shows WERE air shows.....

All the different types, and a minimum of 4 planes per type. Man those were the days. You dont see them like this anymore. Spotting is slowly dying 😢

1 of the best aviation videos ever