I did not know that. . it looks like it has a cab .. so I think that's why people think it's a truck.... Do you know if the sleds are recovered after a test??? I just wondered... You must know aircraft carriers to know this.??? A wize man .. I recently lost my father whom was a vet from veitnam ... I'm sorrowed buy the loss but also the knowledge that has been lost... Cool to know about the sleds which are weighted to suit different aircraft.. God bless you and your loved ones.. from down under here in New Zealand 😁
@@gamergaming6604 Not sure what you're say... but if you are saying that they set the weight of this rolling sled to simulate the different weights of aircraft that the catapult will be shooting, such as various loads on the F-18, Hawkeyes, Greyhounds, etc.... then yes.
0:59 There is a difference between "reckless" and a "pro knowing what he's doing". Otherwise, Formula 1 and Formula Drift competitions would be commented "Reckless drivers, driving fast, nearly hitting other drivers"
It s prolly both. The pilot may know what he s doing but that would be safer at higher altitude above a cleared field away from houses. Formula one pilots would be reckless if they were racing on the road.
If they were racing F1 or drifting in the cul-de-sac that would be reckless. Like my dirt bike; a 120 ft triple from the front yard to the back is a little reckless, but I did pull it off. "For closed-course competition use only."
2:15 not a truck but a wheeled contraption used to calibrate the catapults on the carrier. Back when we had military service in France, meaning newbies on the deck every two months, the usual prank was to have one of said rookies believe that he would become tester for a day, it was all done very well, with through the ship announcements (“attention attention, launch test to proceed in short notice, the pilot on the deck” etc) and the poor guy was brought to the thing upon which a camping chair would be strapped…
Exactly, it's all beefed up and weighted. These things get launched hundreds of times with no ill effects. An actual truck would be completely destroyed.
As a military aviator and former safety officer, I can tell you that the pilot was absolutely reckless. You never know when a gust of wind will come out of nowhere or an engine problem will act up, and with the extreme closeness to the buildings he had it would have taken very little to crash. Maybe if he was somewhere by himself where if he crashed there would be no collateral damage, then it would be impressive and still extremely dangerous, but he was NOT. Have you ever seen what a flying rotor blade will do when it breaks off of the rotor hub? The camera man was easily within the kill zone if something had gone wrong. You don’t fuck with aviation. She is a very unforgiving mistress. I have been to enough funerals to know.
@@blackhawks81H Does that helo have that bad of a reputation? Never flown in it nor do I know anyone who has, so I am not familiar with how it flies. I also have not researched its accident rate. Let me know if you are familiar with any issues with it. Thanks.
@@flyboy38a exactly, and this pilot dies and killed 2 others trying do do this kind of stunt just to impress some girls...he was from brazil, my brother went to the pilot lessons with him
It’s not a truck, it’s a test dead load sled designed to weigh the same as the aircrafts the carrier’s catapult launches. As can be plainly seen, they’re used to test catapults to see if they are in working order.
Except it is a truck tho they just put more weight on it but why would it matter if it was a truck or not they both are being used for the same function so I don't really see the point of pointing it out
Just learned that this catapult system is more useful/ advanced than the carriers that have the curved up ramps that the jest need to ram into to get up. The curved ramp makes the carrier ships look so much more imposing though. 😂😂
@@Super_Natural_Power ....and still separate your skull from your neck regardless of how fast they spin. Mass times momentum. Even the love tap in this vid could cause neck and shoulder problems for years.
@@Super_Natural_Power Really?? Semantics. Cleave the top of the cranium off then, exposing some brain salad. Lack of situational awareness will undoubtedly result in injury of some nature. Can't believe you split hairs over a matter of 6 inches. Have you ever been within the prop radius of a helicopter? There is a reason you crouch when entering or exiting a chopper. Ask any competent pilot.
I remember many years ago when places like TH-cam were either new or yet to be, a viral video going around on email of a bloke scare of flying celebrating his 1st helicopter flight:- tall chap, got out and threw his fists up. Not a good result. The guy in this video was far luckier
This happened to a police helicopter pilot when I was a kid. There was an accident and the helicopter landed to help. The pilot stepped out of the aircraft and without noticing climbed up a small hill. It was just high enough to bring his head into the plane of the rotor. Cut his head clean off.
Love the comment from the Italian Controller on the tower: "Mamma Mia - lui sta pazzo!" - "Mamma Mia - that guy's mad!" in the coolest tone ever... 🤣🤣🤣
Disappointed you didn't get to see the man die a horrendous death, essentially. Must be worst disappointment you've ever experienced. It's a shame you're not amused because that man didn't die, but in the real world that would be a terrible thing, especially for the family members.
@@J240b0 Well, life ain't rainbows and unicorns. Millions die in wars, but war movies and novels, as well as documentaries, are entertaining. Documentaries on serial killers are entertaining. Stuff doesn't have to be nice to be interesting.
He didn't almost hit a house. He landed there with unmatched precision. I'd guess since that's one of the more affordable birds, that it belongs to the homeowner.
It's actually a "sled" that was launched from USS Gerald R. Ford, according to Huntington Ingalls Industries ......... and me as a retired US Navy Reserve Captain
@@PfizerRN_USNavyReserveRN 🤣 OK Cap’n, I stand corrected. 😉 In the Air Force anything that rolled was a dolly, anything that rolled and ejected something was a sled.
That happened to our Co in the Gulf. A rig hand approached a 76 from the front and the rotor dipped. The trailing edge barely touched his head and it peeled the skull bone off clean. The pilot said he could see brains. He lived.
I remember when I used to work on the rigs in the bering sea off Alaska during the 90's, we were waiting for our chopper to pick us up for home leave, the heli had already made two failed attempts to land on the platform as it was getting buffeted around by cross winds, on its third attempt the heli suddenly pitched it rotors forwards and downwards before regaining its hold in the sky, I also saw a man in the front of the queue drop down, as I got closer I could see him attempting to sit up, he had his hand on his head, there was a lot of blood and I noticed the top of his scalp and skull were missing and he literally had his hand on his brain, feeling around as if he were trying to access the damage, it was a pitiful sight as he started talking incoherent gibberish with a fearful look in his eyes before he passed out, unfortunately he seemed to have lost the battle before the medics could arrive, I will never forget that one of my colleagues who was standing closer had some brain matter and hair stuck on to his jacket and when it was pointed out to him, he instantly threw up V V V V V to all those that think I made this story up, they are 100% correct, because I never worked a day in my life, never mind on some lame assed rig out in the middle of the sea and if it took you a minute to read this then that is time you will never get back, HAHA LOL
2:16 thats is not a truck, it is a very heavy thing as heavy as a plane on wheels to see how long a pilot has to pull up before he hits the water using the caterpult
And that comment is exactly why you will never become a pilot in your life. If you're serious you can't be trusted with any vehicles whatsoever, nor in life. FYI - the guy's "professionalism" didn't get him too far. He's dead. And he killed two people with his professionalism. Would it kill you to use your brain?
Those “trucks” launched off of the aircraft carrier are test weights designed to test the catapults. They come in different weights to simulate different aircraft.
You know what I find impressive? Taking off, flying and landing safely. Doing that thousands of times without an accident throughout a whole career. Now that's impressive. Now that's a pilot. If you're in a warzone by all means, train and do everything possible to survive. But if you're in a residential area where people are walking their dogs and you pull a stunt like that you're just an idiot with a temporary licence
That's not a truck getting launched off the carrier, it's a catapult testing mule. What you see it doing in the video is exactly what it's designed to do.
The floating orange objects that are shown flying off a carrier deck into water are called a Deadload and are of progressively graduated weights used for testing the catapults and are then retrieved from the water and used over again to retest the catapults .
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LOL the man get the rotor
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Stop ordering so much and maybe we can drive normal.
Thankfully he wasn't TOO injured (Disclaimer) " 2 Braincells were lost in the process"
"His third survives to this day!"
Minor correction: BOTH brain cells were injured 🤕. He can’t have had more than that surely?
@@flyingsolo3290 No, he can't.
And don't call me Shirley.
That man didn't lose any brain cells, because he didn't have any to begin with...if he didn't think to back away from the rotors.
😂😂😂😂😂
It’s not a truck. It’s a weight sled, different sleds are at the max t/o weight of each aircraft that will be on that boat & are used to test the cat.
I did not know that. . it looks like it has a cab .. so I think that's why people think it's a truck.... Do you know if the sleds are recovered after a test??? I just wondered... You must know aircraft carriers to know this.??? A wize man .. I recently lost my father whom was a vet from veitnam ... I'm sorrowed buy the loss but also the knowledge that has been lost... Cool to know about the sleds which are weighted to suit different aircraft.. God bless you and your loved ones.. from down under here in New Zealand 😁
It's the Tesla Cybrtrk this was for the latest TV commercial.
@@robertrose1098 the 'cab' like area is just a deflector that ensures the sled doesnt go skipping off the water
Its not a boat it is a ship ;)
@@ItsCarlnotCarla where did i say anything about a ship or a boat. im referring to the catapult testing sled.
2:14 he wanted to become a fighter jet but under parental pressure, he became truck 😂😂😂
Flunked the air fleet acadamy.
Spent years studying aviation only for your parents to want you to become a trucker. *Years of academy training wasted*
he identifies as an airplane.
Man getting hit by heli rotor is a living example of "timing is everything"
Helikopter-Helikopter
He’s lucky the blades were not spinning at high speed.
@@rajatkale9222 nah
@@anthonyjomar13 slow speed would still ruin his day
He's lucky he wasn't 6 inches taller or his head woulda been chopped off like popping a cap off a bottle.
02:15 Not a "truck". It was a weighted, rolling sled used to test the new electromagnetic catapult system on the USS Gerald Ford.
thank you ! I was wondering...
Yes it is, that this almost the same weight as F-18
@@gamergaming6604 Not sure what you're say... but if you are saying that they set the weight of this rolling sled to simulate the different weights of aircraft that the catapult will be shooting, such as various loads on the F-18, Hawkeyes, Greyhounds, etc.... then yes.
@@5thGenNativeTexan that true
Not just the Ford. We've been testing cats this way for decades.
0:59 There is a difference between "reckless" and a "pro knowing what he's doing". Otherwise, Formula 1 and Formula Drift competitions would be commented "Reckless drivers, driving fast, nearly hitting other drivers"
And from that angle, one cannot tell how close it actually came to the house.
It s prolly both.
The pilot may know what he s doing but that would be safer at higher altitude above a cleared field away from houses.
Formula one pilots would be reckless if they were racing on the road.
And if you and your family lived in one of those houses and he crashed and caused some deaths, would you still think the same?
@@karhukivi @Boss Tanaka Well, you both have a point.
If they were racing F1 or drifting in the cul-de-sac that would be reckless. Like my dirt bike; a 120 ft triple from the front yard to the back is a little reckless, but I did pull it off.
"For closed-course competition use only."
Private: Sir we are out of ammunition!
Commander: launch the trucks
Private: What?
Commander: You heard me. Launch the trucks
Omg bro I wish every shot was a truck
2:15 not a truck but a wheeled contraption used to calibrate the catapults on the carrier.
Back when we had military service in France, meaning newbies on the deck every two months, the usual prank was to have one of said rookies believe that he would become tester for a day, it was all done very well, with through the ship announcements (“attention attention, launch test to proceed in short notice, the pilot on the deck” etc) and the poor guy was brought to the thing upon which a camping chair would be strapped…
Exactly, it's all beefed up and weighted. These things get launched hundreds of times with no ill effects. An actual truck would be completely destroyed.
Wouldnt the guy die(if he were launched)?
@@sherdil3717 Yes.
yeah this guy sure needs to learn more about aviation before posting videos like this
My RDC called it a "sled"
1:40 really everyone’s just gonna sit there taking photos? If that was me the inner child would come out and wave hoping the pilot would wave back.
True though I'd have kicked myself if I hadn't got footage of something that cool for myself.
I mean, that's their job, man
Does anyone know what this white "steam" coming out the fighter wings is? And why it's suddenly stopping to come out?
0:59 that is NOT RECKLESS ! That's one hell of PRO SKILLED pilot holy hell !!
As a military aviator and former safety officer, I can tell you that the pilot was absolutely reckless. You never know when a gust of wind will come out of nowhere or an engine problem will act up, and with the extreme closeness to the buildings he had it would have taken very little to crash. Maybe if he was somewhere by himself where if he crashed there would be no collateral damage, then it would be impressive and still extremely dangerous, but he was NOT. Have you ever seen what a flying rotor blade will do when it breaks off of the rotor hub? The camera man was easily within the kill zone if something had gone wrong. You don’t fuck with aviation. She is a very unforgiving mistress. I have been to enough funerals to know.
@@flyboy38a Very very very true comment 🎯
Any maneuver is reckless in a Robinson.
@@blackhawks81H Does that helo have that bad of a reputation? Never flown in it nor do I know anyone who has, so I am not familiar with how it flies. I also have not researched its accident rate. Let me know if you are familiar with any issues with it. Thanks.
@@flyboy38a exactly, and this pilot dies and killed 2 others trying do do this kind of stunt just to impress some girls...he was from brazil, my brother went to the pilot lessons with him
It’s not a truck, it’s a test dead load sled designed to weigh the same as the aircrafts the carrier’s catapult launches. As can be plainly seen, they’re used to test catapults to see if they are in working order.
Except it is a truck tho they just put more weight on it but why would it matter if it was a truck or not they both are being used for the same function so I don't really see the point of pointing it out
@@jerrychan2851 it’s not a truck,,, it’s a sled built especially for this purpose.
@@paddyodriscoll8648 okay but It looks like a truck hence why he called it a truck
@@jerrychan2851 if it looks like a truck and rolls like a truck, is it a truck? lol
Just learned that this catapult system is more useful/ advanced than the carriers that have the curved up ramps that the jest need to ram into to get up. The curved ramp makes the carrier ships look so much more imposing though. 😂😂
2:53 He's lucky those blades weren't spinning faster otherwise he'd show the world what helicopter blades can do besides provide lift!
Nah, Vic Morrow and John Landis already did it. 3 heads came off In that one.
If those blades spinning fast, they will stay above as centrifugal F pull them straight...
@@Super_Natural_Power ....and still separate your skull from your neck regardless of how fast they spin. Mass times momentum. Even the love tap in this vid could cause neck and shoulder problems for years.
In tht video blades are only touching head. Not neck.
@@Super_Natural_Power Really?? Semantics. Cleave the top of the cranium off then, exposing some brain salad. Lack of situational awareness will undoubtedly result in injury of some nature. Can't believe you split hairs over a matter of 6 inches. Have you ever been within the prop radius of a helicopter? There is a reason you crouch when entering or exiting a chopper. Ask any competent pilot.
2:37 that was actually satisfying to watch
2:43 normal people: I'll go skip some rocks
MILITARY: I feel like skipping trucks
1:10 - A well executed handbrake turn 😂
0:19 that fucking flare is going to attract every single missile in this world no time
I literally loved how fast everyone rushed to help the scalped man.
No not in this generation, we stand and take videos instead
Not sure we need more people running into rotor blades.
It was a tupee
@@perthus7008only the cowards of our generation. Some of us were raised to be real men and women who will still help.
"Negative Ghostrider, the pattern is full."
Thank GOD the blades were rotating slowly 😭😭
The pilot would have gotten a home run
This is an example of how angels are made.
@i was too in Paris is it ? 😭😭😭 Must be scary
But in Malaysia there was a guy who wasn't so lucky.
@@PozieNayan 😭😭 Rip that Pilot who lost his life. What happened ?? What was the cause ?
This is why they must never give me an aircraft carrier. I'd never get bored with a car slingshot.
Sounds like something Peter Griffin would say lol
"Plane flies close to tower."
First plane: "Lame."
Second plane: "That's better."
It's a italian pilot
I was the same, close but not that clHOLYSHITTHATWASCLOSE!
@@miguel0917 Blue Angels can do better.
Goddamn maverick
Think he has watched too much top gun🤣
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"Permission to buzz the tower"
"Granted"
*Flies off*
"Little close there don't ya think?"
Look up Sr71 buzzes tower at Sacramento
Don't worry, he just had an haircut, he'll be fine.
"I mean, yeah that was close but I've.. HO that was close!"
0:54 Still "make shhhhtttt to like and subscribe"?? Lol Cranks me up every time. Thx.
2:53.....just take a little off the top my good man
reckless? he new what he was doing landing that thing.. what a boss lmfao
The f16 following closely , reminded me of a shark at the glasswall in an aquarium......
If i had been the guy looking out of that hatch, i would have dropped something heavy on the plane beneath
I remember many years ago when places like TH-cam were either new or yet to be, a viral video going around on email of a bloke scare of flying celebrating his 1st helicopter flight:- tall chap, got out and threw his fists up. Not a good result.
The guy in this video was far luckier
This happened to a police helicopter pilot when I was a kid. There was an accident and the helicopter landed to help. The pilot stepped out of the aircraft and without noticing climbed up a small hill. It was just high enough to bring his head into the plane of the rotor.
Cut his head clean off.
Sauce?
Ok don’t kill me. “Perform.”
I appreciate when others correct me.
Love the comment from the Italian Controller on the tower: "Mamma Mia - lui sta pazzo!" - "Mamma Mia - that guy's mad!" in the coolest tone ever... 🤣🤣🤣
I was kinda disappointed I didn’t see a head go flying
Disappointed you didn't get to see the man die a horrendous death, essentially. Must be worst disappointment you've ever experienced. It's a shame you're not amused because that man didn't die, but in the real world that would be a terrible thing, especially for the family members.
Wack
@@J240b0 I also wanted to see that.. sorry john
@@J240b0 Well, life ain't rainbows and unicorns. Millions die in wars, but war movies and novels, as well as documentaries, are entertaining. Documentaries on serial killers are entertaining. Stuff doesn't have to be nice to be interesting.
2:17 the only careless/carefree pilot “watch me drive this truck like I’m a Hornet!”
@1:10 - Nah, the pilot in the Robinson is highly skilled. Boss level!
Skill is not allways safety guaranteed! Can be dangerous too.
"Dana Jump!!! Daddy will catch you!!!" Dana: "Screw you Arnol..... err Daddy!".
He didn't almost hit a house.
He landed there with unmatched precision. I'd guess since that's one of the more affordable birds, that it belongs to the homeowner.
"He didnt almost hit the house"
And im obama
0:46 Bro just wanted to be like maverick in top gun 🛫
I wonder if I could borrow that aircraft carrier to launch my neighbors truck
0:48 that’s Maverick trying to get them to spill their coffees! 🤪
"Hey Captain, what do ya feel like doin today?" "Oh I dunno...go grab that old truck on the dock & let's launch it off the carrier!!" 😂
That wasn't a truck, it's a specially made weight to test and calibrate the catapult system.
@@AviationNut aww, the awesome factor was just lost.
@@dodoubleg2356
Sorry.😂😂
@@AviationNut When looked at closely, it does appear that you are correct. A test sled, not a truck.
Not so much as launched rather than skipped like a rock ahaha
May be reckless but damn that was a slick move
Gives a whole new meaning to:
Get into the Choppa!
Well technically its not a click bait, but morally speaking you kind of tricked me....
1:27 I think that pilot was planning to play Tevor Philips in real life
Wreckless helo???
I'd say spot freakin' on!!!
Nice try but that's not a truck being launched from the carrier deck. It's a weighted test sled to set up and gauge the performance of the catapults.
In other words.... Amazon's new same day delivery shipping methods.
Wouldn’t say the helicopter was reckless more like skilled hahaha
Catapult test dolly. Not a truck. But still cool to see.
It's actually a "sled" that was launched from USS Gerald R. Ford, according to Huntington Ingalls Industries ......... and me as a retired US Navy Reserve Captain
@@PfizerRN_USNavyReserveRN 🤣 OK Cap’n, I stand corrected. 😉 In the Air Force anything that rolled was a dolly, anything that rolled and ejected something was a sled.
@@heeder777 Then I'm guessing that Martin-Baker is all set for Winter with Air Force families?
That happened to our Co in the Gulf. A rig hand approached a 76 from the front and the rotor dipped. The trailing edge barely touched his head and it peeled the skull bone off clean. The pilot said he could see brains. He lived.
1:04 This Guy Know Exactly What He's Doing 😎
That tower flyby was total badass
It’s a cart weighted same as a jet when they fix the launcher to test it
I remember when I used to work on the rigs in the bering sea off Alaska during the 90's, we were waiting for our chopper to pick us up for home leave, the heli had already made two failed attempts to land on the platform as it was getting buffeted around by cross winds, on its third attempt the heli suddenly pitched it rotors forwards and downwards before regaining its hold in the sky, I also saw a man in the front of the queue drop down, as I got closer I could see him attempting to sit up, he had his hand on his head, there was a lot of blood and I noticed the top of his scalp and skull were missing and he literally had his hand on his brain, feeling around as if he were trying to access the damage, it was a pitiful sight as he started talking incoherent gibberish with a fearful look in his eyes before he passed out, unfortunately he seemed to have lost the battle before the medics could arrive, I will never forget that one of my colleagues who was standing closer had some brain matter and hair stuck on to his jacket and when it was pointed out to him, he instantly threw up
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to all those that think I made this story up, they are 100% correct, because I never worked a day in my life, never mind on some lame assed rig out in the middle of the sea and if it took you a minute to read this then that is time you will never get back, HAHA LOL
OMG everyone was waiting for the rotor to finish it's job. But sad it didn't 💔
At 2:14 it was hilarious LOLOLOL 😂 THE TRUCK WAS LIKE WEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE BOOM
Glad he's ok😆
That truck skipped like a pebble 😳
1:20
Skilled helicopter pilot... Not wreck less ☝️
@ADNAN FATTAH BIN ADENAN Moe Well there were no wrecks, so technically that was indeed a wreckless flight. Albeit an incredibly reckless one. 😉
Barber: hey man what you want?
Guy: just a little off the top
Barber: say no more fam
2:16 thats is not a truck, it is a very heavy thing as heavy as a plane on wheels to see how long a pilot has to pull up before he hits the water using the caterpult
I saw one where the guy died from being hit by the helicopter. It was in Mexico and his head exploded.
i wouldnt quite call him reckless, id say hes too skilled for his profession
Thats not a truck launched from the aircraft carrier. It’s a weight truck to test the new electric launching system of a aircraft carrier
Elvis is Here, That's not a truck it is a weighted truck. lol
0:59 That's professionalism at its best. Nothing reckless.
1 point: Would it kill you to mention that there is more than one clip?
The way u scolding him😂😂😂
And that comment is exactly why you will never become a pilot in your life. If you're serious you can't be trusted with any vehicles whatsoever, nor in life.
FYI - the guy's "professionalism" didn't get him too far. He's dead. And he killed two people with his professionalism. Would it kill you to use your brain?
Me: F16 pilot, we're getting ready for a parachute deployment exercise. Would you mind getting out of the way?
dam. i thought the helicopter rotor he hit was spinning at a really fast speed... thank god it was spinning slowly
Thinking my man’s was gonna get head chopped like in GTA lmaoo.
Not a truck it's a weight to.test if the catapult is still in good shape to launch aircraft 👍
I saw a film of a guy getting hit by a Helicopter Rotor and the top of his head flew off. He stood there for a few more seconds before falling. Sweet.
Ouch!
Ouch indeed!
he can walk it off
The helicopter rotor was like "Batter Up" .. It was about to home run that dude head lmfaooo
Wouldn’t be surprised if that reckless helicopter was in reverse, and was actually taking off.
@Terry Wrist no as in the video was being played in reverse to make it looks crazy
Helicopter: "Just a tough love tap to teach you an important lesson."
2:18 Cameraman 1 *Fired*
2:35 Cameraman 2 *Fired*
2:41 Cameraman 3 *Promoted*
No one beats the original “luckily no one was injured”
Helicopter helicopter 🚁 ahhhhh helicopter 🤣🤣🤣
0:59
Him: This wreckless pilot....
The pilot: That was easy "Proceeds Landing".
I think helicopter pilot was showing his skill, not recklessness.
Those “trucks” launched off of the aircraft carrier are test weights designed to test the catapults. They come in different weights to simulate different aircraft.
You know what I find impressive? Taking off, flying and landing safely. Doing that thousands of times without an accident throughout a whole career. Now that's impressive. Now that's a pilot.
If you're in a warzone by all means, train and do everything possible to survive. But if you're in a residential area where people are walking their dogs and you pull a stunt like that you're just an idiot with a temporary licence
For the wages of sin is death, but the free gift of God is eternal life through Christ Jesus our Lord.
Romans 6:23
Amen
Shut ur hole
Amen
@@pehotanoo5981 u said I should go to church,but tell me how the phrase shut ur hole is forcing believes onto someone
Truck driver forgot to pull back the stick and engage the afterburner. Ends up in water.
This man was like
“Just a little of the top “🔪
Permission to buzz the tower, Permission denied!!! ...............
With permission of Italian Air Force (Mamma mia, questo è pazzo!)
Helicopter Pilot: You think that guy is wearing a toupee? CoPilot: Let's find out... In Unison: Yuuuuuup!
That's not a truck getting launched off the carrier, it's a catapult testing mule. What you see it doing in the video is exactly what it's designed to do.
The truck launch wins the Best video awards
When the rotor hit his head, background sound of PlayStation is the perfect to insert in this video
That helo pilot at 1:20 "HLLLLLLLLLIKE A GLOVE!"
The floating orange objects that are shown flying off a carrier deck into water are called a Deadload and are of progressively graduated weights used for testing the catapults and are then retrieved from the water and used over again to retest the catapults .
Hows my head?
That's it over there...
2:48 you came for this 💕
2:16 I believe it’s a sled to test the catapult after major repairs. It’s weighted to simulate an actual jet.
At 2:40 it reminds me of the hotwheels thing where you can launch the cars😂😂
An Italian guy actually said "Mama Mia"! It's not just in Bugs Bunny cartoons!
Lol imagine the fish in the water when they saw that car coming.