For those who never had the chance to fly a warplane and get inside of one, this YouTube video from a couple of creative pilots will give you a sense of what it’s like to be in an F-15, while “raging like demons from hell in the skies over the Pacific Ocean.”

The video is shot almost exclusively from inside the cockpit of an F-15. It’s supposedly stitched together over the course of a year with a small video camera wielded by the pilots. See what takeoff looks like, how the jets get fueled, and what a dogfight really looks like.

This video was created to commemorate the 67FS winning the 2011 Raytheon Trophy for outstanding aerial achievement, given to the top air-to-air squadron in the USAF.

The footage was shot over 1 year of flying with a Sony HD Handycam and GOPRO Hero. The footage was shot entirely by pilots, no combat camera personnel were used. The video was edited with Sony Vegas Movie Studio HD over 2 weeks by Jersey.

Footage includes flying and aircraft from both the 67FS “Fighting Cocks” and the 44FS “Vampire Bats”, entirely on location at Kadena AB, Japan. Most of the over water footage was filmed while we were raging like demons from hell in the skies over the pacific ocean like our brothers did 70 years before us.

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Source: http://blogs.defensenews.com