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TA-4 Skyhawk Demo 5.1 Surround Sound Video (4K)
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TA-4 Skyhawk in 5.1 Surround Sound (4K)
This footage was almost overlooked; enjoy this short video of the 2016 Thunder Over Michigan TA-4 Skyhawk Demonstration. Many of my viewers will notice the oil/debris on the lens (left side). I did not notice the spot until the footage was imported into the editing application. As a result, I now clean my lens between performances. :D The second aircraft in the opening scene is a TBM-3E Avenger. The Skyhawk and Avenger formation was part of the U.S Navy Legacy Flight.
More information on the Skyhawk will be added, but here’s a link to Boeing’s Historical Snapshot page:
The McDonnell TA-4J Skyhawk began service for The United States Navy in 1956 as light attack aircraft. The Skyhawk was produced to serve as a flexible mission aircraft with both one and two-seat variants. The two-seat model was most commonly used for training. The combination of the aircraft’s small lightweight airframe and 9,300-pound thrust Pratt & Whitney J52-P-8 turbojet engine, lead to its most popular nickname “Heinemann’s Hot Rod.” The aircraft featured in the video was given construction #13590 by Douglas Aircraft Company. When the aircraft was delivered to the U.S Navy on July 24, 1967, the Navy assigned a Bureau Number 153524. (Note, in the video you can see the number 3524 marked on the vertical stabilizer.) Production ended in 1979, with a total of over 3,000 Skyhawks manufactured. Even though production had ended, the aircraft continues to actively serve in air forces around the globe today. #524 was retired from the Navy on August 5, 1994 completing a total of 6496.6 flight hours. The Collings Foundation acquired the Douglas TA-4J Skyhawk featured in the video through Congressional action in October 2000. In 2004, Number 524 was transported by truck to AvCraft in Myrtle Beach, SC for a restoration.
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As always, the audio has been mixed in 5.1 Surround Sound for your listening enjoyment! Prepare to hear the roar of the F/A 18F Super Hornet engines as the Fighter performs several crowd stunning maneuvers. For best results with 5.1 audio, use Surround Headphones or playback on a home theater system!
This footage was almost overlooked; enjoy this short video of the 2016 Thunder Over Michigan TA-4 Skyhawk Demonstration. Many of my viewers will notice the oil/debris on the lens (left side). I did not notice the spot until the footage was imported into the editing application. As a result, I now clean my lens between performances. :D The second aircraft in the opening scene is a TBM-3E Avenger. The Skyhawk and Avenger formation was part of the U.S Navy Legacy Flight.
More information on the Skyhawk will be added, but here’s a link to Boeing’s Historical Snapshot page:
The McDonnell TA-4J Skyhawk began service for The United States Navy in 1956 as light attack aircraft. The Skyhawk was produced to serve as a flexible mission aircraft with both one and two-seat variants. The two-seat model was most commonly used for training. The combination of the aircraft’s small lightweight airframe and 9,300-pound thrust Pratt & Whitney J52-P-8 turbojet engine, lead to its most popular nickname “Heinemann’s Hot Rod.” The aircraft featured in the video was given construction #13590 by Douglas Aircraft Company. When the aircraft was delivered to the U.S Navy on July 24, 1967, the Navy assigned a Bureau Number 153524. (Note, in the video you can see the number 3524 marked on the vertical stabilizer.) Production ended in 1979, with a total of over 3,000 Skyhawks manufactured. Even though production had ended, the aircraft continues to actively serve in air forces around the globe today. #524 was retired from the Navy on August 5, 1994 completing a total of 6496.6 flight hours. The Collings Foundation acquired the Douglas TA-4J Skyhawk featured in the video through Congressional action in October 2000. In 2004, Number 524 was transported by truck to AvCraft in Myrtle Beach, SC for a restoration.
Sources:
As always, the audio has been mixed in 5.1 Surround Sound for your listening enjoyment! Prepare to hear the roar of the F/A 18F Super Hornet engines as the Fighter performs several crowd stunning maneuvers. For best results with 5.1 audio, use Surround Headphones or playback on a home theater system!
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