When Things Go Wrong On The Flight Deck

They used the Bruster Buffalo as a carrier plan?

I’m pretty sure I’m going to hell i found it funny every time a plane flipped over the deck

Who played with fire will get burned.

Man, pog camre man. They say warriors are brave, camre man is beyond belief. R.I.P Camre man.

those were the days my friend all those flight deck drills. Having that one fighter stuck with the main gear in the catwalk tail hanging over the side and nose up in the air now that was a sight! Not so good getting run over by the nose gear or the lost of one plane during night ops. nose gear hit the round down slid across the deck then off the angle deck and the ship ran over it. Sorry no survivors......

I have some photos of Blackburn Bucaneers hitting the nets, when my stepdad was serving on HMS Victorious, amazing pictures of the hook missing the wire or bouncing up and ending up in the nets.

Most dangerous places to work
#1 Flight deck.
#2. 7/11, liqueur store cashier

Eric Winkle Brown, was the greatest naval aviator. Great footage xx

Check the story about John McCain's big oops

How did the camera man die

Wow, you seemed to gloss over John John McCain's starting of the fire a aboard the U.S.S. Forestall.
(Yes, I know it's hard to find data, since the man spent the later years of his life, trying to scrub his legacy clean)

That's the great thing about us humans. We are as a race are repeatedly passing every road block we hit.

Safety wasn't part of the equation at that time, they let men to stupid crazy things 🤣

No matter how many times I see it I am still never not impressed by that sailor with the cat-like reflexes jumping over that snapping arrestor cable. God Damn Son!

12 year Navy aircraft mechanic. I still remember holding the belt of my lead the first time I worked the flight deck. USS Constellation FTW!

Wow, I used to question why droptanks and napalm bombs looked similar in the past. They ARE the same reused tank!

had to cash back in on that aircraft carrier video... lol

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The old planes look so light lmao

This is too old to talk about now.

The A-6E at night barricade trap was flown by Capt. RAND McNally callsign "Atlas" with VMA(AW)-121. He later transferred to the Navy when the Marines got rid of their A-6's. He was in my squadron VA-304 when they were preparing for the upcoming CQ's on the USS Constellation in the Spring of 1994. He lost control of the aircraft in the break at NAS Alameda, CA and both him and his BN chose to ride the plane a bit further so the plane did not hit some sailboats that always raced at the end of the runway. By doing this, when they ejected, it was to late. Both hit the water in their ejection seats and died. LCDR Rand "Atlas" McNally and LCDR Brian "Sluggo" McMahon both died in this incident. The investigation later said it was pilot error, but a few months later we had a plane going into the break at NAS Lemoore, CA experience the same uncommanded flight and rolls. They recovered from this because they were higher in the break at Lemoore. I was on the repair team sent down. When we put hydraulic pressure on the plane, the whole keel of the plane starting pouring hydraulic fluid out of it. I found the problem as I was the one in the cockpit operating the controls. On a break I was leaning against the fuselage while standing on the wing. They slowly applied hydraulic pressure to check something else when I heard a noise (didn't have my cranial on, oops). It was coming from the chimney area. A square area that went through the fuel cell that allowed hydraulic lines, wires, and flight controls to pass through. The hydraulic pressure side hydraulic libe going to the flaperon had a crack in it and hydraulic fluid was pouring out at 2k PSI. Which drained the flight side hydraulic reservoir really fast. Which caused the loss of control. The second crew used the electrical back up system to land the plane.

The Brits has the first carrier right?

It is always amazing to watch the crew running towards the burning plane. That takes a lot of guts and team building.

And I thought cameramen were immortal😂🤣😂. RIP though. @NotWhatYouThink this is one of the best videos of all time. Informative?...check👍. Humor?...Next level👌.

Cheap propoganda channel 😂

The guy who double jumped the cable winding back to him, nearly got cut in half. Jesus

Great informative video

از لهجه‌ی گوینده معلومه ایرانیه.... لامَسَب این لهجه‌ی اینگلیسی حرف زدنِ ایرانیا از ۱۰۰ مایلی داد میزنه...🤣🤣. کانالتون عالی هست. 🫡

Vro won now we’re all coming for that info dawg.

you really gotta do a face reveal

I loved the black and white

I miss the daily uploads

100/10 for ryanair

Carrier Aviation isn't inherently dangerous, it's merely unforgiving of mistakes.

They really had to demonetize this :/

My son playing DCS VR: "Aw crap going off the deck! FLUGTAG!"

fantastic footage

И это армия США?!😂

Politicians/Deep states declares wars, them not going to wars themselves, they wickedly convince young men to go to wars, to kill and die. Soldiers are mentally blind and the media glorify their stupid acts to attract more young men to put their lives at risk without questioning their politicians.

Неудивительно, что у США так много авианосных групп. Они так долго учились на своих ошибках.

Just a comment here. In viet nam we filled napalm tanks on hanger deck by elevator 3. I know because i was one of the guys doing it. Intrepid, viet nam 66,67,68. Too dangerous and tim consuming on flight deck.

Which accident was the craziest one?