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- North American Aerospace Defense Command | Behind the Wings on PBS
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In this special episode of Behind the Wings, tag along as host Matthew Burchette explores one of the military’s best-kept secrets - North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD). Get a private tour of the N2C2 command center, experience a Noble Eagle Conference in action and fly along as Matthew’s venture into “restricted airspace” puts him up close and personal with Buckley AFB’s 140th Wing. This is access that few ever receive.
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I worked in the Canadian NORAD (SAGE) when I was a teenager. Was the youngest person that worked in the buildings history. I was only a janitor.
But it was the job that got me around and on the actual "Ops" floor and around the ATIS Tech (Jimmy for life) that made me decide to joined the Canadian Forces and become one myself.
I also was working in the underground complex (what it's know as in North Bay and most of the Canadian military) during 9/11. That was the biggest reason I joined the CF. I'm proud to say I'm a "mushroom" and was a member of our nation's amazing military.
Thank You RADAR Michael for every contribution you have made. Do not worry, what you have posted, shows RESPECT and HONOR to anyone who has served their COUNTRY. I am from the US and CANADA / MEXICO (BTW, officially is the United Mexican States, HOW COOL IS THAT, UMS compared to US) have always been to me as BROTHERS. We are different countries, HOWEVER, RELATIVES!!! We might have differences, when someone interferes, WATCH OUT. Look at the video, US / CANADA have the same interest and we need to include MEXICO. Let's continue to be great together :-) BTW, great movie, Canadian Bacon: czcams.com/video/IWpThrDfQEI/video.html
Jimmies Rock ... I am an ATIS tech (3 1/2 years left until I retire.) Started my career at 42 Tactical Radar Sqn in Cold Lake - it was one of the old Pinetree line radars before being “repurposed” as a Tactical Air Control Radar Sqn - TRAPLINE!
@@Timon42 that's awesome. Finally met a fellow Jimmy on YT. I wanted to go to 42 as I felt it was a challenge I wanted ...but not oj boy is 8ACCS was more challenging at times lol. Once stayed up 48hrs straight ripping our MPN down to get the SSR slip ring out on a BTE in wainwright. No one had had one fail at that point. Those sliprings are NOT engineered to come out easy lol
@@radarmike6713 I understand. TCR had its challenges too. Slip rings in any Radar are never designed to be replaced easily. Lol. And my other “gripe” is that engineers never think about the guys who have to keep the damn thing running. They think we are all about the size of a 4 year old. Lol. Never been to 8ACCS but I hear it was a good go ... challenging but good.
@@Timon42 right!?!?! Designers and engineers are morons. Lol. IDK how many times I've felt that same thought lol.
It was "tough" but that challenge was what made it great. Love to say I was a Jimmy. And a gypsy as well.
I love the NORAD paint job on that RCAF F18
This should be good. Did 23 years with NORAD, trained in sage and finished off with the ROCC system.
This series just gets better and better!!
@The Realm Haters gonna hate.
Absolutely. MATT both Informative and Fun at the same time. The LT General should of told Matt, no we are going to lock you up after this taping, LOL 🙂
EX NORAD USAF. Very important job, Cold War and present. SAGE system was very elaborate back in the day, very expensive, too. Great show.
I like the way Matthew shifted in his seat when the weapons safe call was made.
MATT JUST ROX. So Interesting and FUN!!! KEEP POSTING MATT. All your episodes are SUPER GREAT. BTW, READ YOUR NOTAMS ;-)
It’s interesting considering that Stargate SG-1 was filmed mostly in BC that more Canadian AF weren’t depicted on the show.
this was a great episode!
I know. I came twice!!!
Been waiting to see this. Was very cool
Won't say when or where, but I got to hear and watch (via radio and radar scope) one of these intercepts as it was happening from a control tower (I'm a contract employee for the FAA and sometimes permitted to be in the control tower "cab"). The pilot, who was violating a TFR, was unresponsive when the fighters showed up (which I have to say was DAMN FAST!!). He was hailed over the radio like 5 times (with a headbutt maneuver or two) before finally responding and turning west. Needless to say, it was hair raising for all of us to hear the Air Force warn this pilot of the consequences. Thankfully it was resolved peacefully. Very cool to see!
One question: Does anyone know what happens to pilots after this? Is there any kind of formal charges brought for, say a Presidential TFR?
Thanks for retiring me too soon
Strategy center upgrades purchased and installed
Thank you for the program. Too bad I wanted to see secret stuff but you need a security clearance!!! 😏. 🇨🇦🇺🇸
This was a very awesome video
This was an awesome episode
Oh HELL!!! If NORAD is watching the news for information, you're already flying blind!
They legit are some of the dumbest people around. NORAD is a useless joke.
Damn, i didnt know the head of NORAD is a canadian guy....pretty cool
If I remember correctly. They swap back and forth.
@@juno1915 The commander (4-star) of NORAD is always an American, while the deputy commander (3-maple leaf) is always a Canadian. The deputy was shown in the episode.
@@DJones476 ahh okay. Thanks for correcting me
@@DJones476 Thank you for the information. BTW, everyone in the Western Hemisphere is an "AMERICAN" 🙂Kennedy said it well during the Cuban Missile Crisis, Launch a weapon against any Country in the Western Hemisphere, is a Strike against America. Finally, I learned this about 3 years ago. The official title of Mexico is not Mexico, it's, "United Mexican States" Pretty cool, 🙂
@@bobbycv64 Yeah, you nailed it! Estados Unidos Mexicanos - United Mexican States.
Brotherly Love from British Columbia!🍁🦅
Nice median friendly
*sits and eats popcorn for 27 days
The war room is kinda what that reminds me Lockheed Martin trade stock exchange New York stock exchange Bull market and bear markets stock exchange.
Norad definitely needs a new coat of arms/crest
I saw a pretty blue and white F18 on this video. What was that?
Hey really cool and funny a little stuff point down at the earth.
Cool. Cool cool cool.
So please remember global defense. Inter galactic interstellar international National inter continental. Thanks for the really beautiful semi truck coastal.
Strange, where is the Stargate and the SG1 team? Are they off world?
So whats santa riding in these days
It's a pity that Kenji Kawai's Wyvern is not used as BGM...
MATHEW !!!
Two a little Rockies base ball.
Wasn't bad, but I must say, the ROCC and Sage system was more impressive
Almost and coast guard red white gold floating ships.
well that's really nice to know about the frequency looks like I'll be talking on that using line of sight Communications on the ground just like any other two-way radio so looks like I got another Plan B in case of shit hits the fan situation's and I had to bug out at least now for comms I can now use my icom A24 hand held radios to be able to talk radio the radio on the ground like any other radio since it's license free and it's open for anyone to use whether you're on land air or sea I use that frequency a lot just to talk back-and-forth it's better than those other little junk radios you find on the shelves at Walmart
Who's here during the Ukraine crisis?
NORAD, please don't fail us now.
Museum would you purchase a tomcat or I did make it to my aviational screens so could the museum who bought the tomcat f-14 and give the F-14 tomcat new screens that work that's.
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18 wheels of Steel Haulin team's and cross country d program Pluto program.
While I do find this to be awesome I couldn't help but notice how all this is directly tied to 9-11 and how much freedom and privacy we lost. Open your eyes folks.
That's definitely one game of chicken or break checkin that people don't want to mess with.
I would be curious to know if they have had to fire on someone who didn't cooperate?
Space Force !!! 🇺🇸
I am little stoned.
be on alert, do not reveal your strategic defense position yet.
Eg 1 eg 2 eg 3 eg 4 eg 5 eg 6 eg 7 eg 8 eg 9 eg 10 eg 11 eg 12 eg 13 eg 14 eg 15 eg final CCAN for Canada and trucking transport restraints gas and gas money dos Program trade for a can you out of the brigg. The Canada geese all stopped and all at the same time look glanced at me very interesting. New cross country Canada the trucking game we won for the teams.
Thank Redsqual network and communications also please over the networks. Redsqual the two other squal checked in with USA his network platforms checked successful and clean room was cleaned and organized very nice university nice thanks for the video tutorial on how to organize a network room. Rick morantous honey I shrunk the kids. And electronic arts team Tiberium 3 Wars Micheal Ironside team communications
There is another war coming......you can feel it ,I just pray that nobody is stupid enough to use a nuclear weapon because once that happens the whole house of cards goes down
Haulin 18 wheels of Steel chrome edition transport semi trucks two Humvee delivering s and thank you ditch witch for working. And thank you for allowing me too back program and what we won For the teams. Uranium was transported and computers. Give the radio station a minute man. We moved Alot of d trucking. Okay backed up on western digital passport with General carville backed up Pentagon Michael Ironsides package in ready for reveiw
It's strange for me to see a great country like the USA, with awesome military, advanced tech, trillions of USD invest every years.
Some Americans have to paid a bill of 35000usd at the hospital for their covid, because of no healthcare.
Is it really an issue to give a fraction of this budget for Americans healthcare?
Stay safe, healthy & avoid the $35k bill. No one should be without a special kind of insurance; major medical! Our nation needs to get this back on the market as a no fault type of mandatory insurance.
It's not the money going to healthcare that's the problem... The problem is, the high level of greed and corruption, in the various offices people have to depend on to get that healthcare.
Healthcare isn't an "insurance," issue. It's the extreme cost in the hospitals, the doctor's offices, and other healthcare locations.
America already has a system, that will assist those that cannot pay for healthcare out of pocket. But the cost is insanely high at all levels.
If the sheer cost of healthcare cannot get under control, and the sky's the limit for anyone wanting to just gouge people for $$$, America's healthcare will continue to be one of the most expensive in the world!
To find out why, go find a doctor on the golf course...
acidkhmer I don’t know if your assumptions are entirely correct. If those US citizens have health insurance it’s unlikely they’re going to be paying any bill in its entirety for the CCP Coronavirus.
@@jameslanning8405 well I'm American and I don't pay Jack shit for my healthcare, I'm not bragging at all btw I'm just saying that there are some of us out here that get great service and that not all of us have the same issues. But I also don't agree with free healthcare which is very ironic for my situation because though I personally need the insurance I have I also don't agree with me not having to pay? The US has a lot better healthcare than most countries that don't have to pay BECAUSE our treatment is very very fast, efficient, very high quality and doctors are in turn paid better because we pay. I'm conflicted about my personal situation lol
@@shyryTsr2k It's a fact we share. I'm a caregiver full-time. I have no income and am a dependent so get expanded Medicaid. My mom is 88 and is Medicare covered. She gets dad's max Social Security as his widow. After Medicare deductions her net Social Security is less than her property taxes. Her home was paid off 30 years ago and she can deferr the property taxes. My brother- in-law is a 69 yr old Family Practice Doc who still works full-time. His home is heavily mortgaged so he can't retire. He earns a moderate salary for a physician maybe 150k. If I were a working freight pilot I could easily make 300k. Physicians are not the reason why our system is too expensive. But no one wants slow low tech care in hospital. We just can't stop spending too much for heroic care for the very old or other terminal patients. Thus one serious illness can bankrupt a 40 year old w/o a major medical policy that covers the $500,000 bill. No fault car insurance is mandatory in Oregon. Not major medical for everyone under 60. It is stupid!
No non lethal ammo from the F 16?
You guys needs some paint balls.......
Fox-Two!!!
what a rockies air & space museum do the Eagles Noble Command have there in USA! Oh yeah let's say too high and too slow example for a checking point. true true why havn't they been served with tea or coffee during the inspection flight? That was just a good American citizen ai private flight route deviation and NOTAM acknowledge check. And what does it mean to be a good American citizen? For the holders of the USA id or passport they have a Law. WOW! Oh yeah not WALL but LAW! True true a Law! So is there any who hasn't identified themselves here and now yet? NOTAM? Yes just Here and Now.
NO AD THE ALERT USAF SYATEM MOST PRECISE IN THE UNIVERSE THE GODFATHER UNIVERSE 2020
If it’s North America, why isn’t Mexico part of it?
Probably lack of resources. Currently Mexico has 3 Northrup F-5s in active service and 1 F5 trainer, everything else is light ground attack prop aircraft. Also most if not all threats to the continent come from further north or over the pole.
@@Streaml1neJMoose South America is a huge threat as well though because their economies and militaries are quite small/less funded at least compared to invading forces like Russia/China so they'd most likely be the first to feel the wrath since Mexico connects the Panama Canal to both North and South America if you look on a map and just in general
The specific threat NORAD was designed to counter was Soviet bombers coming over the north pole (shortest distance from their air bases) to strike the United States during the Cold War. Canada is in between so their role in defense of the Continent is obvious. Mexico was neither a likely target nor geographically positioned to assist with this threat.
The southern border is a security risk in the sense that drug cartels or terrorists could fly planes over it with ill intent. However, that is a much smaller scale threat than what NORAD is designed to handle. In practice, intercepting one plane at a time is what NORAD deals with on a day to day basis, but it's not the reason it exists. The reason it exists is to counter huge military threats, and those are extremely unlikely to come from the south.
Consider that the only potential adversaries even capable of launching a large-scale attack on the US are located in the northern hemisphere. Logistically, for Russia or China or North Korea to attack by air from the South would be extraordinarily more difficult than to attack from the North, East or West. In fact imo a large scale air attack from the south is simply not possible with their current or expected near-term military capabilities.
All that said, of course Mexico could play a logical role in helping to defend the US against small terrorist attacks or cross-border cartel activity. But I don't really see what's in it for them. The US and Mexico have cooperated in joint excercises over the southern border, but membership in NORAD would be a more significant commitment.
@@shyryTsr2k mexico es de norte america
NORAD was a follow up from a prior agreement between Canada and the US once WW2 started. Both countries agreed that they would come to the defence of each other should one be attacked. It was signed by FDR and WLMK@@ryebreadreturn1
This is a pretty NORADical video if I do say so myself.
Sorry, not sorry!
I'm expecting to get bashed for my view but here goes anyway. If this was still 1921 I'd support the funding of a NORAD-type system 100%.
But it's no longer the 20th century and the world has moved on electronically. With satellites we know if some threat is coming our way the moment it's launched. My question is... WHO is going to launch a strike and for what reason?
There's NO HOPE of conquering the US/Canada by anyone at any time. And the result of an incoming strike would most certainly trigger, almost automatically, a counter-launch that would evaporate this idiotic "enemy."
NORAD costs us HUGE amounts of money year after year after year. It's supposed to "detect" and "defend" us against some insane strike... but it CANNOT. Oh sure, it's might "detect." To know a strike is coming, I suppose, is better than not knowing... but by how much? What does it matter if we know 30 minutes before the H-bomb goes off over Toronto or the moment it goes off? Either way it's far too late to "defend." The only effective defence would be to stop the launch. Something, to my knowledge, we cannot do. Shooting down the missile, even if we could, sounds to me like it would cause as many problems as it solves.
So what good is all the BILLIONS both countries spend on NORAD doing? I'd like the question put on the table... and answered in concrete terms. I'm open to be educated.
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Been waiting to see this. Was very cool