Christian M the Draken is the star of the show

@@dotdashdotdash there are no flying j21r planes but they have a saab 17 wich is even older.

Tomorrow they will all be flying here at an airshow

Is the models you list there listed by planes taking off? It would be great if someone could write a comment with timestamps for each model. I'm a fan of Swedish fighter jets, but I'm not that good at recognizing the older models. Greetings from Norway. 🙂

@@ThomasGabrielsen : First flight. J21R - 1947. J29 Tunnan - 1948 J32 Lansen - 1952 J35 Draken - 1955 SAAB 105 / SK60 - 1963 J37 Viggen - 1967 JAS 39 Gripen - 1988. The third incarnation of Gripen, the E/F is completed about now. ~2020:ies.

Totally agree with you. The Draken still looks futuristic to me, that double delta was brilliant. SAAB’s designs are always a bit different but they always look “right”.

And top of all gave us ABBA 🤪

@@kristjanolason4475 And IKEA 😄

and Greta :( but no joke: nice to see these old planes still flying !

And never fights any wars.

@@ByteMeCompletely Why should they? :)

PaddyPatrone Its amazing actually. Very interesting. I just love the design off the drake by Erik Bratt.

And more important: Sweden is a small country, with less than 10 million inhabitants, but very clever ones. They make their own high tech jet fighters and other airplanes, high tech naval vessels, high tech electronics (cellphones, audio equipment, etc), high tech cars (Volvo, Saab), the best blue water yachts... and everything you will ever need and with the best quality... And all that with less than 10 million people. The USA need more people than that just to find a name for a future fighter project!

+Vilma Vallejos G'day, Yeah, I was thinking a lot of that, comparing it with us here in Oz...; in 1945 we were all set to produce an indigenous Fighter called the CA-5, but successive Governments decreed that we be Unkle Spam's pet Attack-Trained Chiahuahua, and therefore our Defence Department bought (initially) NATO Equipment (Belgian FN-SLRs, Mirage Fighters, German Leopard Tanks etc), and then almost exclusively AmeriKan everything... ; and whereas once we had a Manufacturing Industry, now we're China's Farm, Quarry & Mine-Site... Apparently, after Australia helps Tronald Dump to lose AmeriKa's next Asian War..., Australia will be a Chinese Colony for the next 1,000 years....; which is why the 2nd most-spoken Language in Australian Homes - behind English - is Mandarin..., according to the findings of the last two Census Surveys...(!). Well Done, Sweden ! Good Luck with Global Warming, we'll all need it. ;-p Ciao !

The doctrine was pretty much "You will probably defeat us, but it'll cost you so much it's not gonna be worth it."

Not to mention the Australian PM (iirc) calling Swedish subs "ol' 1980's technology". Let's ask the people on USS Ronald Reagan how they felt when the HMS Gotland "sunk" her during drills, and the US Navy didn't manage to find Gotland during two full years of drills. nationalinterest.org/blog/the-buzz/swedens-super-stealth-submarines-are-so-lethal-they-sank-us-18383

John Doe, wouldn’t it be “the lans” because the extra “en” is the Swedish version of “the”? i stand corrected. Thanks @VitaDoden

I can never be beaten by any! =))

@@erikhjortsater5461 No, the format of the names of the jets followed a definite article format. Draken, not Drake, Gripen, not Grip and Lansen, not Lans.

@@Zabiru- thanks for the answer :)

@@Zabiru- yes that is true but that actually changes in plural cuz people say drakar viggar lansar och tunnor so if there is one then you don't change the en but if there is multiple then you do.

Bibekananda Roy can you keep your stupid girly comments to yourself?

@@anjum2008 stfu already .. nothing wrong with ytthat comment

anjum ayub shut up you bitch

Yes indeed we have kept them working well. If you fly a gripen next to a saab 17 you have an 80 year differece.

Avro Arrow Yes it looks funny :)

The windshield wiper on Lansen uses 8hp of hydraulic power to push the wiper around. ;)

Thank you! :)

Thank you and I agree✈😊 All the best from Sweden.

TeddyTeargas : Ja, Draken är ju fortfarande världens mest Sci-Fi liknande plan.

Most of these aircraft displayed are the only airworthy examples left in the world. :-)

The tunnan in this video is The last one flying

Michael Warlow thank you sir!

Vincent Vega ; Viggen managed to land on hard frozen motorways near the arctic circle which were so slippery even cars had serious trouble driving on them.The reverse engines made traditional brakes more or less obsolete.

Unfortunately, we have about 96 total Gripens in use as we speak. 200 ones would be amazing.

Vad ska vi göra med 600 Gripen? Anfalla Danmark?

Most of these were ahead of their time in one way or another. :-)

Only 10 million Swedes defending their country. Still manage to create very potent aircraft. Very impressive indeed! And you still keep these beauties flying!

SuperHurtman Thanks! I will try to film more of viggen.

Frank Mende Thank you sir!

No matter Sir, your videos are such great as hell ;) i wil visit other of your videos, and let be a comment. Tusen Tak

Thanks my friend.

1985Viggen ツ kan hålla med dig...

Man sket nästan på sig varje gång när planen ifrån F1 flög över trädtopparna där man bodde, 10-11 år var man då i början av 80-talet... saknar verkligen det kalla kriget ;)

@@strado70 kan tänka mig det haha! Ja man saknar kalla kriget :)

Håller med! Draken och SK60 är mina favoriter! (Viggen och Gripen också så klart) Växte upp ett par mil från en militär flygplats och det gjorde en alltid lite extra stolt när man såg viggen flyga förbi.

Ja speciellt som att planet ritades till stor del med typ räknesticka. Snygga flygplan flyger sedan väl sägs det. Caravelle mfl.....

Raw power, designed for speed and aggression. Made for their mission and nothing else (unlike today's multi/omnirole fighters). There's a kind of beauty behind all that.

Im thinking the same! :)

Purposeful beauty, what looks right IS right. The Gripen is a perfect example.

Gracias 👍😊

Son propiedad y están mantenidos por una organización privada de voluntarios, la mayoría de ellos, personal de la fuerza aérea retirado. :-)

John Johansen good idea :)

Rose White haha! Good question :)

Actually the British Electric Lightning was also able to briefly sustain radar lock on the the SR-71 as well and they would "play games" with the the Blackbird crews when they would depart and return to the RAF bases in Scotland.

ISP: There's a world of difference between achieving radar lock and actually shooting an SR71 down. The SR71 had a top speed of Mach 3.3 while most Air to Air missiles of the day were slower, so launch all the missiles you want, you're simply wasting tax payer's dollars. Yes, later versions of missiles such as the AIM 7, which the Viggen carried were faster than the SR71 but would run out of propellant before knocking the SR71 down. The only aircraft that might have had a chance to shoot one down is the MiG 31 armed with the R33 missile but, of course we'll never know for sure.

FR: Using facts and logic somehow makes one butthurt? Maybe in your small world but elsewhere adults can have mature conversations without acting like spoiled kindergartners when someone disagrees with them.

FR: Every aircraft has an absolute top speed, why don't you stay off social media until you get an education son. In fact let's start your education now, why don't we? The only time Viggens caught up to the SR71 from behind is when the SR71 was flying on one engine to save fuel. You'd know that if you were educated and weren't an angry little twerp. In any event, you've got bigger problems in Sweden than bragging about catching up to an SR71 on one engine, how about Sweden becoming the 'Rape Capitol of Europe'? Doesn't it bother you that your women are being raped every day by Muslim immigrants? Why don't you grow a pair of testicles and protect your women instead of annoying adults on the internet?

Let's see, I've been to Canada, The United States, Mexico, England, Germany, Israel, Syria, Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, and a bunch of other countries I've forgotten. I remember seeing an impressive bridge near Vijle in Denmark. My wife and I are going to the the Paris Airshow in June 2019......it was either that or Japan but my nephew works for SNECMA and we decided to meet him in Paris. Perhaps I'll bump into you in Paris....if your parents let you go.

smokemagnet thanks for comments and good idea.

That's the SAAB 105, known in the Swedish Air Force as the SK 60. It's the swedish air forces trainer aircraft, it's fairly unique in the way that the Swedish Air Force doesn't use propeller trainer aircraft anymore, we go straight to the jet trainer, even with completely novice pilots. :-)

Thank you so much, Rasmus :)

Yep! And a very nervous one at that!

When I was last time in Linköping the weather was worse: HAIL!! And they flew anyway....

Äh vädret var häftigt i alla fall bakom en datorskärm. Lättare att se effekter från jetstrålar och liknande luftfenomen.

@@AdurianJ Iallafall bakom en datorskärm lol

Saab-105 AKA SK60 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saab_105

Yeaaahhhh!!!

Rose White Yes it is :) but it flew in the Swedish Air Force a long time ago.

ISP BrotherWolf mhhh

Your engineers. Not you normies

granskare ; Tunnan is the thick one one looking like a barrel.

The first one is a brittish Vampire (J 28), used by the swedish airforce before we developed the tunnan (J 29).

you are right!

Lonewolf SWE Håller med...

Tack för att du ladda upp detta, gärna fler sådana om möjligheten finns.. :) Kanske ingen kul väder att filma i, men det gav oss som tittar på YT en go upplevelse. ;)

Vilken är draken

@@freeguitarlesson3868 5.54 in i videon, så kommer Draken, det är dock ett tränings plan, så den har den långa cockpiten

SAAB aircraft doesn't care about rain. ;-)

People sometimes ask me why i would go to airshows to look at machines of war, and i often reply that i don't, i go to airshows to admire the great technical achievements that are modern aircraft. :-)

Pedro Scotta; Tunnan means "Barrel" in Swedish and it was a nickname because it looked like one. Lansen came next and mean '"Lance" . Then came Draken which means "Dragon" in Swedish, "Viggen" is a Baltic seabird and now JAS GRIPEN, GRIPEN means Griffin, a Nordic and Greek mythical creature, with the body below the neck of a Lion and the head of an Eagle. JAS means J "Hunt", A means "Attack" and S means "Surveillance".

Well, i know what the names means, i asked about the names for the anothers what i don't know the names. But thanx for asnwer.

I think the first one is a De Havilland Vampire and the fourth is SK60 wich is a school plane for swedish fighter jet pilots.

Ah, yes! But the Vampire it's British, they built for license?

Both the Vampire and later the Hawker Hunter was bought from GB. The later to fill the gap between J29 Tunnan and J35 Draken.