It's cart force one. The "force" and "one" is integral to our militant ego.

Hole In 1

@@AdamGuion Hell yeah.

That’s hilarious.

@@AdamGuion Literally lol.

The strongest asset the US has at it’s disposal is the patriotic spirit of it’s citizens! The power of loving your country can defeat any thermonuclear bomb! Now if only we could get (ahem) “certain” citizens to stop hating America, we’d be in a better place.

Yeah I like that saying that the US can set up a military base with a burger king anywhere in the world in 24hours

losers talk strategy, winners do logistics

That's a great tip. I had no idea about the transport wing. Thanks.

There's also a 33-foot section of the Berlin Wall.

And if you are ever in the Dayton, Ohio area, you can also visit Wright Patterson Air Force Base and the National Museum of the US Air Force where they have the William E. Boeing Presidential Gallery to view a historic collection of presidential aircraft, and walk through four of them, including aircraft used by Presidents Roosevelt, Truman, Eisenhower as well as the Boeing 707 known as SAM (Special Air Mission) 26000, which was used by eight presidents from Kennedy through Clinton -- best known as the plane that transported President Kennedy's body from Dallas back to Washington. The entire museum is Free and great for folks who love aviation history.

The actually brought in AF1 and then built the building around it.

Dude that sounds so fucking cool its unreal. As someone living in KY I doubt I'll ever make it that far but would love to go there before I die lol

Almost right. 1:37 The helicopter is usually referred to as Marine One, not Army One. Army One would be a tank. 😂I think Simon was trolling us.

@@philscott7949 Correction. He did say if the president was to fly on an ARMY black hawk it would be Army one.

@@kieronmarshall2658 Still, if the President were to travel in an Abrams for whatever reason, would that be Army One as well?

@@moshonn9318 If the vehicle is under the army's control then yes like air force one is une the control of the air force and marine one is under the control of the marines etc etc.

Harding, FDR, JFK, and Clinton: Giggity, giggity, goo.

RAILFORCEONEANGEL

And the President's toilet? Throne Force One...and Two! 😂

@@Sammasambuddha THRONEFORCEONEANGEL

A European private rail freight operator has actually adopted that moniker.

Usually, however in Germany funny enough they don't. They slap a police sticker on its edges, if broken the rout is changed, its too much hassle to weld them all shut and then reopen them, I know this because I met a guy who's job this was when Obama visited.

@@dan44244 Same in the UK for Royal visits manholes checked and tape with some bad ass sticky tape.

I think they just park a vehicle over them instead of welding.

@@bc1969214

Same with f1 races on the streets. Thats why there was a big mishap and broken car at last years las vegas race, because they forgot to do it and 1 of the cars ran over it and picked it up with its sticky tire

😂😂😂

It was symbolism for the bloated excess of politicians.

No, it was a call to give everyone money to raise their suspension

​@@cybblesJust a call to give it airbags

I guess they called 10 B2 to flatten out ireland that day

The 747's were brand new - not "re-purposed". Highly modded after that. We installed stuff on it and our techs flew on it (well all 6 - both VC-25A's and 4 E4's).

@@WardenWolf nobody forgot that about the beast we just don't like people talking about it. ;)

@@WardenWolf and Alan is right. Anyone who thinks they customized abused aircraft forgets that the 89th is a USAF organization, with authority to purchase new. It would be insane to use a pre owned aircraft. That's POTUS.

Pretty sure they bought commercial 747 because Boeing doesn’t make them anymore. Opening up the entire production line for 2 aircrafts would be astronomical in price. Even for US government

@@snowmochi1373 maybe. thats insane to me if so, but, you could be right. im not actually willing to dig into their budgetary line items, and its probably classified anyways

@@MrDdaland he should also have mentioned he should never have taken it to you and that whoever sold it on to the public is an asshole 😂

@@MrDdaland also Kennedy personally insisted on being in the car he died in. That's explicitly why the president can no longer override their security decisions.

@@joshschneider9766I’m sure the guy knew what he was buying and what it was made it very valuable.

They would've got Kennedy no matter the cost after he reinstated precious metal based currency.

​@@joshschneider9766 what wrong with selling it to the public? They have changed so much that the specs are no longer classified

That you know of.

JFK's AF1 🛩 was on display in Seattle Washington. Museum of Flight. It was the first to have the blue/white design. Saying United States of America 🇺🇸....

@@DavidLLambertmobileit’s still there. You can tour the inside if you have a museum ticket. Same with the Concorde that’s there.

FYI: Compared to the rest of the world, Americans hate travelling by things like trains. It's not a thing in the US, unless you're retired and taking one as a vacation. I don't see why foreigners don't get this.

@@DavidLLambertmobile Help elect another Kennedy, Kennedy 24!

It really is astonishing what the 747 is capable of doing, especially in the hands of a capable pilot

@@rileygladue3979Those planes have a “performance enhancements” to increase maneuverability.

​@@JimAllen-PersonaAnd the pilots have a "maneuverability buff" when piloting Air Force 1.

Air force one gives me the goose bumps so beautiful.

@@JimAllen-Persona Still doesn't diminish how amazing it is to see such a massive airframe pull those maneuvers off, especially when you consider that the 747 is the size of a large building

Being there in the first place gives you a significant head start so you can show up and throw shade on your political rival or cover for your ally.

​@Hebdomad7 sure but it's a calculation. Is the risk high enough that the political advantage it gives your rivals worth it? If the logistics are more difficult then that also means it's more dangerous, any time you do something out of the normal routine means there is increased risk of the potential for gaps and oversights that could result in something unfortunate happening, it doesn't even have to be dangerous to be a problem, if something happens and the plane can't take off from the disaster area until an hour later than originally planned maybe that sets of a cascade that leads to the president being late to a meeting with a foreign leader which while quite likely being fine from the perspective of both leaders could be used as an attack in various ways by the president's political opponents or citizens of the other country opposed to some type of agreement with the US being considered framing it as a deliberate slight increasing the political pressure on their leader possibly tanking the deal thus resulting in a policy failure and bad press for the US president once again causing more harm than good. Sure its not garunteed that any of these things would happen especially so if considering the nessesary chain of events that would be required to cause real harm, but the fact is that they remain possibilities and it's reasonable to conclude the risks don't outweigh the benefits especially when alternative paths might work instead, executive orders to help the victims, making the resources of the Whitehouse available to those aiding the region and obviously expressing publicly your determination to help those affected.

Also why Bush just flew over new orleans during Katrina in air force one. It was high enough to not affect the helicopter flights below.

Sore arse One? 😆

That would be "Cycle One".

Taint Crusher One

@@kalleklp7291 Pedal Force One!

Part of the problem of today is that there are people who consider "carbon footprint" a part of your personal metric, whether it's good or bad. Height? Weight? Age? Carbon Footprint? - Here's a hint: It's all a scam. A vehicle to push an agenda or narrative, one way or the other. His CaRbOn FoOtPrInT matters as much as yours, which is mathematically insignificant.

Yea, us Americans that aren't a part of the woke left understand how ridiculous it all is.

@@TheSnowMan-cy9tur/Whoosh ? Anybody who uses the nonsense word “woke” instantly loses all credibility in social media comments.

@@jacksons1010 Those who think someone's "Carbon Footprint" matters, also lose all credibility. Totally bought into the green marketing.

​@@TheSnowMan-cy9tuyou are spot on, sir

The bus was made in Québec. This caused quite a stir when this info came out in the news. When the bus was first shown, some journalist googled the builder name on it and (GASP!) learned it was not built in the USA. Note : about 95% of artists' tour buses in the US are built by Prévost.

Uber One

Be a hell of a plot twist and not unprecedented

Actually he is in the taxicab that follows his convoy about 3 hours after. Absolute security!

@@funkyromero I'm trying to come up with this skit in my mind where the Cash Cab is being commandeered but Bush Jr has to answer the Red Light Challenge and fails and ends up on Segway One. After rereading this I realize this joke is 15 years late

@@clintonpangburn3698 that was s such a good show

the sound of hot air

​@@goodson77784ok

Spaceballs One what? :p

I vaguely remember doing a cadet tour through there and getting on one of the much smaller / older planes. The irony being that I'd travelled on much Larger planes during international flights prior to then.

The second one used to be kept at Grission Air Force Base in Indiana.

Not to mention that Iceland was not under constant missile- and airstrikes at the time ...

How could any President in modern times claim to know what the average life Americans have? Hell no! Same with almost all politicians rolling in dough...some for generations.

It’s as if the presidents/leaders of the world are playing God on Earth. No way theirs after life for them only Hell or dark deep sleep. I’ll never get to experience that power on earth. If not selling my soul before making it to After life as a Christian.

Don't forget the upgrade package that makes sure the bolts on the wings are tight. And the upgrade package to make sure the landing gear is firmly attached.

Relax, guys. These planes were made when Boing still had the manufacturing quality that made it famous.😅 Edit: I wonder if I just stumbled on why the USAF hasn't updated to anything newer. Like they saw the quality slipping and said "Um, nah. This works fine."

There are planes made for the commoner/plebeian and then there are planes made for those who can pay for them...

Good ol’ trump made another “great” deal 🙄

Doors are a subscription now.

They won the contract competition, however congressional lobbying killed the deal…. The part completed aircraft were then sold to Canada……. Pork barrel politics cost the US taxpayer a fortune and gave the Canadians a bargain.

It makes sense, I mean technically speaking the US President can go almost anywhere with impunity because any nation seeking to harm them would have to deal with the wrath of the US

The Russians were told of the trip a few hours prior. Given the care with which Russian forces operate their weapons, I imagine that anyone who could have so much as thrown popcorn in Biden's direction had someone standing behind him with a pistol aimed at the back of his head for the duration of the visit. Just in case.

The trip was done in secrecy. As far as what has been reported, Russia was informed of the visit. But I would imagine it was not informed of the mode of transport, precise time and date of the visit. Its doubtful that Russia (or separatist elements) had enough information to plan and execute an attack even if they wanted to.

​@dmac7128 I think it's more likely that whatever else Putin is, he wants to stay in power, and he wants to be alive. From him on down, there wasn't a Russian in the military chain of command that didn't know exactly what would happen if they either allowed someone to attack, or worse, do so themselves, that train. If I recall correctly, the airspace above and in the vicinity of the train, rail lines, and Kyiv, was suspiciously empty of most things for the duration. No country truly wants to find out what would happen if they made a direct attack on the US President.

Iirc the new presidential aircraft that’s replacing the current 747-400s is removing that capability since it’s never been used aside from keeping the pilots current, and as such save the money on installation, maintenance, and training.

@@ias2424 there's no fucking way they are removing air to air refueling. In the case of attack, natural disaster, etc. Air Force one needs to be able to stay in the air.

@@Quicksilver1936 I mean, it’s easily verifiable by just googling it. Granted that was announced back in 2017 to some resistance but there hasn’t been anything new since so… afaik it’s still being removed. I don’t necessarily agree with it, but our opinion isn’t worth much.

@@Quicksilver1936 They are. Check it out. It's never been used with the VC-25A, so for cost savings, the VC-25B will not have that ability.

​@@Quicksilver1936they have bunkers better than raven rock now, they just need to fly to the bunker and that's it.

Used it for the thumbnail and didn’t even mention it. Wack.

​@@charleshopkins3817kinda eh. Ran my HO 4141 on my KZfaq channel for the 4th.

I saw VP Harris and her staff, EP detail 🕶 at OIA, Orlando. They put the huge plane directly by the fence, parking lot. She rolled up, got out & went straight into the aircraft.

You are correct about the mid-air refueling, but your description of the airframes is off. Both A and B models are extensively modified to meet the role. That was the HUGE mistake made when it was decided to use already built airframes to make the B models. They had to be stripped to the basic airframe and totally rebuilt. It would have taken less money and time to build them from scratch.

Trump bright idea

Wrong. Trump didn't decide that. 🤡 ​@@buyaj7693

@@buyaj7693 This! Had he never got involved in the program, we might have had Three 747-8I's right now with all three having AR Ability, since that what it was originally budgeted for, that way when one needs to go get DEPOT Level maintenance done, there would still be two in service like always.

@@darklordchris These 74's get depot level maintenance every time it hits the hangar...

All he does is read a script. Each of his channels has one or more writers feeding him the scripts.

@markl3893 but still, that's alot of camera time

Pimp thy ride 🤣

The current AF1 was built at roughly that time lol The new one is probably going to use some kind of a Samsung OLED or something.

@@p_serdiuk probably needs to have 5 inch thick bullet proof glass to make the cut 😆

I imagine it got burn-in, and has been replaced with a newer 50 inch LED TV. QLED if it's recent and the one buying wanted to avoid burn-in, or OLED if burn-in was not a concern. I doubt it could be any bigger because of space constraints.

No, was it awesome?

@@crakkbonemore hilarious than awesome

Thought it was Ireland. M

​@@PhilOsGarage please tell me this was the trip with the baby Donald balloon took flight

@@rovercoupe7104 It was Ireland and it wasn't coming from an underground lot.

Yeah. I thought it was going to be about Biden on Amtrack?

That’s a joke, right? This guy has so many channels no one can count them all!

He has more channels than 5 Minute Crafts

Yes i was being sarcastic. He has more KZfaq channels than i have split ends...

that’s because when Biden is in it, it’s referred to as: The Führersonderzug ? ? ?

Or a JFK moment in particular .

@richardshiggins704 comparing the consequences of the spark, the Great War, now known as WW-I, had a greater effect.

There was one of those at Grissom AFB near Peru, IN. I worked in that area quite a lot and saw it in the air on many occasions. Watched a fast braking landing approach maneuver that was stunning to see a plane that size slow so rapidly.

He mentioned the backup plane that always flies behind AF1, it makes sense for it to be based on a different airfield as well.

@@p_serdiuk The Doomsday Plane at Grissom was there all of the time. At night it was surrounded by flood lights and always armed guards 24/7. The doomsday plane was a cold war asset that was designed for the president and cabinet to take off in case of nuclear war.

They're called E-4B's.

@@jimnaden5594 Saw this plane once, and i can say that the take off distance was just as short.

That's interesting I'd think the Air Force would handle air stuff. Very interesting learn something new every day.

FAKE COMMENT

Oh... These are old videos. These are all recorded months ahead, edited, then released. :(

@@DAndyLord So it's true? Man that's sad. Simon was one of my favorite KZfaqrs.

Simon is ok. The owner of Biographics and TopTenz passed away, his daughter wasn't able to take over for a while, so Simon moved on and focused on his own channels.

So,no "Doomsday trains"??? Ae - the discusied" missile carriers??

@@DuneRunnerEnterprises If one existed, it would have been a dedicated rail link owned by the federal government and used exclusively for that one purpose (CoG). As for "missile carriers", that program never materialized. The Peacekeeper missiles ended up deployed just like Minuteman III until they were decommissioned. And incidentally, all military installations that are connected to the national freight networks depend on private freight carriers like CSX or Norfolk Southern to move stuff over the rails. I believe under federal law, they are supposed to prioritize military transport and in time of war, the national freight network can be brought under direct government control.

President has bosses to answer to. The corporation overlords want their favours, that's what the donations are for. He doesn't have time to dilly dally.

​@@Mrbigs-ji4lj 3 week old troll account that peddles the cabal myth. Tell me Tovarish is it rubles, yuan, crypto, what's the going method of payment these days for your..species of bridge dweller?

Haha yeah, I was thinking it sounds like a pretty dated middling tv these days

Wouldn’t be the first president to be in a wheelchair

Probably, the "Ambulance one",or,better yet - the "Pharmacy one".

LOL. Walking Frame One?

Good thing congress vehicles don't get names. There'd be an entire chair force.

More like Walker One.

I'll tell ya' a little secret. That's the button,not the key.😊

@@DuneRunnerEnterprises it's an expression. I know aircraft don't really work like automobiles.

@@johnrickard8512 Nope. As far as i understand - it's a military thingy. You got to start it faster - without looking for THE key!

All aboard!

Brussels claims to be the capital of the free world Merkel was supposedly “the chancellor of the free world End of the day its just PR so who really cares

Thanks for continuing updates I'd rather trade the crypto market as it's more profitable. I make a good amount of money per week even though I barely trade myself.

A lot of people still make massive profit from the crypto market, all you really need is a relevant information and some ‹professional advice. ‹it's totally inappropriate for investors to hang on while suffering from dip during significant

You trade also?, I

No I don't trade on my own anymore, I always required help and assistance

From my personal financial advisor ..

That’s your take away? The goal is clearly to maintain governance while on the move and prevent assassination.

The UH60 isn't operated by the Marines, only the Army. It would be Army One.

​@rubiconnn it's call sign is Marine One. Quick internet search will verify this fact.

no

then you actually had trump in a semi looking ridiculous doing something like that as well.

@@ronblack7870 Choo Choo

Lack of respect is the mark of a true trumper. Do you really like the taste of his shoe leather that much? Or do you just chow down on the little mushroom?