Sonic Boom sound effects, the crack a jet leaves behind. Fighter jets ripping past and designed booms built from aircraft flybys, heavy enough to rattle a room. Around them, airliners taking off and landing, and military exercises full of cannon fire. Sharp and very loud. Made for war films and anything going faster than its own noise.
A real sonic boom is a quick crack-crack, the shock waves from the nose and tail arriving a moment apart, often well after the jet has passed. Most productions build their own from a processed flyby and a sharp low-end hit. The aircraft recordings give you those parts, plus some booms already made. The Takeoff material covers the calmer scenes.
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