B2 Flyover at Michigan - Airforce

Have seen at the Rose Bowl. I expected it to be impressive but when I saw it, it's actually more impressive than imagined - cost to procure - just shy of a billion each - 22 made. Only 20 left. - most likely came from Whitman AFB in Missouri - cost per flight hour estimated at $130k/ hr - $ for flyovers comes from their annual training budget -I'm not a military expert...but I did stay at a Holiday Inn Express last night

One of the coolest things I've ever seen! The eagle flying in was awesome as well...

I have to see one of those in person. Thanks for the post.

C5A Galaxy is huge. Back when that plane was being developed, they did test flights over my neighborhood. So large it cast a shadow on the ground when it flew by. Loud, too. The B2 flyover was great. It's amazing what you can build with massive amounts of money and technology.

it was not loud as far as air crafts go !!

Thanks for posting..

With the bald eagle and the B2 there was so much America spirit pre game I was ready to enlist on the spot. I'd seen pictures before but you don't get an appreciation for how thin the aircraft is until you see it coming st you.

Awesome.  I was hoping someone would post that (at least hoping people would bring up how cool it in fact was).  I was obviously not there but heard earlier in the week the B-2 was "performing"  the flyover.  Only thing to top that would be a couple F-15 wingmen on either side of the Stealth bomber.

On a side note, here in Iowa, a pilot lost his life last weekend during an air show in the Quad City Air Show (flying and older soviet plane).  I always have a huge respect to those flying these fascinating machines (and of course those protecting our country).

I know this is a "cool story bro" post, but I was flying from San Francisco to Detroit 4 years ago, sitting on the window seat of the plane on the left side and the captain got on the intercom and said "for those of you sitting on the left side of the plane, if you look out the window, you're going to see something you'll never forget in about 30 seconds."

About 30 seconds later a B-2 flew directly under our plane in a slow left turn. It's impossible to describe just how close it was, but I could actually see the plane carving its way through the air (if that makes any sense) while filling up my entire window. It was one of those moments that will forever be seared into my mind. Truly breathtaking.

Also, while we're on the general topic of awesomeness, I highy recommend seeing the F-22 in person as well. It's almost like a space ship.

last year and two F15's did a flyover and the ground shook. Pretty awesome.

Thanks for the video--we couldn't see it due to the overhang on the west side, until it was well north of the stadium.

The eagle was pretty cool.  I've seen quite a few bald eagles in my lifetime (my family lives on a flyway and the eagles follow the goose flocks south to pick off the injured).  And yet they never fail to amaze me.  If you promise not to tell anyone I'll confess to getting choked up at the one flying around the stadium on Saturday.

I love fighter jets and bombers. I get goose bumps every single time I see a flyover of any sort and I don't know why, but it just happens. The Steelers/Broncos game last night had helicopters flying over and even that gave me goose bumps.