Why does everyone think this is a medical emergency. Just because a medevac helicopter is being flown doesn’t mean they’re transporting wounded personnel. 80% (or more) of the time it’s just new pilots getting training hours in.
Yeah, as this is likely stateside, the odds that this is a training flight and/or PR/demo op for an organization etc is very high. Maybe a school, or could be landing early to set up for a static display for a county carnival or whatever.
I was at eight sands NM when a Apache landed after a fire mission he was doing an engine out maneuver if you just turn your back to the sand it’s almost like it isn’t there
Funny you say that. When you call for a medivac in the Army, their callsign is usually Dustoff. (Ex. Dustoff this is Whiskey31 requisting 9 line medivac. How copy, over..)
That's why there's a crew chief looking back at the tailwheel saying "Tail's clear, 10 feet 5 feet 3 feet two feet one foot tail's down, two feet one foot, main's down", silly rabbit. If your post was even remotely funny I'd have left you alone.
They use the pylons for extra fuel, from CEF tanks. Guaranteed this aircrew just did some form of long haul before this video was taken, though it was probably not deemed important to take them off just yet. The aircraft are heavy as hell with MED interiors installed, so this is likely a training flight
We had training with them when I worked EMS. It was more for fun then anything else. There was some good cross training of how they did things verse how our paramedics did things. Certain things they were better equipped for but their flight paramedics where well trained. It also helped we had a former military flight medic working for us too.
Yeah, filling out the AMR to do the training is wild, where you at if you don’t mind me asking? General location like a state would work, I’m Army Medevac operations, our platoon kinda wants to train with our newer medics so I am considering spinning the idea to my platoon leader of working on that
I remember back in highschool that the air force or the army would fly one of the ch47 Chinook helicopters and they would then land on one of our schools practices football Fields and they would let you climb inside of the chopper and it was pretty cool
I live in Canada and we have these heavy duty orange ambulance helicopters that are called if there is something serious or the injured is too far away to drive. The sound of the propellers is unreal and when we hear it we feel sad as we know something bad has happened and pray they get them to the hospital in time
Ornge air fly AW-139s and S-76s and are pretty much only in Ontario the rest of the Provnces have their own Helimed system out here in BC it’s mostly S-76s and Bell 412s and the military operate CH-149s for civilian rescue
Trust me, those weapons pylons are for CEF tanks, extra fuel, I only say this because some commander somewhere would be in jail if weapons were mounted to those Also the community is so small I’m pretty sure we’d hear about it
So just because somebody is hurt he has no right to admire a engineering marvel and a crazy helicopter that most people never see in their lifetime ? be quiet
Real medevacs in country is MUCH FASTER than this. Those mf come into site and are landed in less than 25 seconds. They come in sideways. Max throttle and set it down. Wildest thing I've ever seen.
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Why does everyone think this is a medical emergency. Just because a medevac helicopter is being flown doesn’t mean they’re transporting wounded personnel. 80% (or more) of the time it’s just new pilots getting training hours in.
Looks like a remote air field. There's a runway truck right side at the end.
Especially CONUS
Yeah, as this is likely stateside, the odds that this is a training flight and/or PR/demo op for an organization etc is very high. Maybe a school, or could be landing early to set up for a static display for a county carnival or whatever.
I think it's because many folks aren't medics or pilots.
Word.
My son is a Black Hawk pilot/instructor & runs medivac operations. If this is landing the situation is serious.
Dzieki za info.congrats for son👍👍👍
Well of course it is I was a nurse with them
My mother and other family worked at the Stratford Ct., plant that makes these beautiful birds.
Congratulations to him! This is just a training and not all landings like this are true danger! Can you thank him for his service for me?
Seems like a pretty normal landing to me. Could just be new helicopter pilots practicing their landings.
I love that Blackhawk sound Just amazing
HUEY sound is best
@@harutmarut757 wrong
I agree. I've seen and heard Blackhawks (four at a time) on training missions flying low and fast. They're loud, and they're visually stunning.
That guy standing on the road was probably like "pppppttthhh pppppttttthh" getting all of the dirt out of his mouth
He found out the true definition of Dustoff
Lol😂
I was at eight sands NM when a Apache landed after a fire mission he was doing an engine out maneuver if you just turn your back to the sand it’s almost like it isn’t there
What was he thinking walking into a sand pit 😮
Now that's a helicopter
The Corvette of helicopters.
ENJOY YOUR DUSTBATH BOYS.
Funny you say that. When you call for a medivac in the Army, their callsign is usually Dustoff. (Ex. Dustoff this is Whiskey31 requisting 9 line medivac. How copy, over..)
"is my tail down?"
"is my tail down?"
"is my tail down?"
(bonk!)
My tail is down, down collective.
That's why there's a crew chief looking back at the tailwheel saying "Tail's clear, 10 feet 5 feet 3 feet two feet one foot tail's down, two feet one foot, main's down", silly rabbit. If your post was even remotely funny I'd have left you alone.
@@TFT-bp8zk Have a great Navy day, sir.
MEDEVAC with weapon pylons... gotta love it
They use the pylons for extra fuel, from CEF tanks. Guaranteed this aircrew just did some form of long haul before this video was taken, though it was probably not deemed important to take them off just yet. The aircraft are heavy as hell with MED interiors installed, so this is likely a training flight
@@OriginalAustinOblivion Nonsense. They hang the fatties from the hard points.
we like to do this daily
The guy standing there in the dust storm is like really man 😂😂😂
free street cleaning
The beast of helicopters 😮😮could watch this all day
Picking someone up in one of these was called a dustoff !
Mwut? Medevac just medevac
@BigTexGamez
Tex l guess you had to have been there! Vietnam the 60’s too Medevac someone out of combat was called a (Dust Off)!
Best pilots in the world, I had to be medevac'd when I was in the Army.. Much respect to those boys!
That would have been great to see in person.
Crazy to see a medivac with the dap setup that’s awesome
Forgive my civilian ignorance bu what's a dap setup?
I live 4kms from their factory, can see them pretty often :)
Such an iconic helicopter yet so beautiful
Good way to meet the neighbors.....glad all involved were safe and not injured.
We had training with them when I worked EMS. It was more for fun then anything else. There was some good cross training of how they did things verse how our paramedics did things. Certain things they were better equipped for but their flight paramedics where well trained. It also helped we had a former military flight medic working for us too.
Yeah, filling out the AMR to do the training is wild, where you at if you don’t mind me asking? General location like a state would work, I’m Army Medevac operations, our platoon kinda wants to train with our newer medics so I am considering spinning the idea to my platoon leader of working on that
@@OriginalAustinOblivion Kansas
All i see....is somebody is having a really bad day ! Hats off to the first responders, i hope everything works out ok for the patient
Beautiful 👂 Black Hawk voice 👍
I worked on these for more than 15 years, still love the sound!
I used to have a turbine startup for a ringtone.
That fella got a "DUST-OFF"
Amazing i get to fly these beauties everyday
There was a time when I DID see it every day.
There was a helipad near where I stayed in tripler hospital Honolulu Hawaii. So I quite literally saw one almost every day.
I like haw that one dude gets caught in the dust and just takes it. Been there before for sure
That is one awesome helicopter.
i don't miss the days i used to see them things 🇺🇸
Yes they do generate that much turbulence. You'd think a hurricane was blowing through.
I know that guy on the ground regretted not running for cover 😂
That’s true America right there
Actually for me it is almost every day. I work right next to McNary Field in Salem Oregon and watch the Blackhawks come and go all the time.
"I just put the leaf blower up!"
I remember back in highschool that the air force or the army would fly one of the ch47 Chinook helicopters and they would then land on one of our schools practices football Fields and they would let you climb inside of the chopper and it was pretty cool
Omg Love the Black Hawk!
I used to see that regularly at AVCRAD in CT.
My commander wasn't the only one that made us put the ESSS on but not allow us to fly with tanks.
the amount of rotor wash is insane from those birds
Small and large sized Blackhawks
Five One to Command, Man down i repeat man down! Need a medevac ASAP
I live in Canada and we have these heavy duty orange ambulance helicopters that are called if there is something serious or the injured is too far away to drive. The sound of the propellers is unreal and when we hear it we feel sad as we know something bad has happened and pray they get them to the hospital in time
Ornge air fly AW-139s and S-76s and are pretty much only in Ontario the rest of the Provnces have their own Helimed system out here in BC it’s mostly S-76s and Bell 412s and the military operate CH-149s for civilian rescue
Love the Blackhawks and Apache helicopters, just so bada** to me.
For somebody who scored a hole in one.....
This is so Kool!
I’ve seen 3 of those all together once.
So those are AMRs for entire medevac platoon sized elements. Generally they’re doing training flights
That's awesome 👍
Cool 😎
say BlackHawk next to your parents... I was laughing when I saw the title
Sounds AWESOME, if this is real hope who ever was on it is ok. But that looked so COOL.
I think the pilot got a hole in one at that hole. 😅
God make me pilot...
That's rly cool to see a medevac Blackhawk that also has the ability to dispense some freedom 😂
Trust me, those weapons pylons are for CEF tanks, extra fuel, I only say this because some commander somewhere would be in jail if weapons were mounted to those
Also the community is so small I’m pretty sure we’d hear about it
Not every day you see a medivac helicopter with armament pods on it either.
Lol..I used to land the on a fairly regular basis 😊😊😊working fire/ems 😊😊😊
Good example of how much rotorwash a Blackhawk delivers.
CH53K...hold my beer😊
well normally if see that aircraft you don't want to be around lol
#dustoff🙏
little tiny dust off action lol
Note the keyword MEDEVAC! The chopper is supercool, the post is not! Someone got hurt and needs help!
Actually this chopper came in at our county fair as a demo! No one was hurt. But in general, you would assume that there is an emergency
If someone was actually hurt, that bird would have dropped to the ground like a stone. Medevac pilots do not do slow when lives are on the line.
So just because somebody is hurt he has no right to admire a engineering marvel and a crazy helicopter that most people never see in their lifetime ? be quiet
@@Stargazzer811 Safety 3rd!
They’re looking for the Incredible Hulk! 😊
...so you're saying it gets kinda windy when one of those comes in to land? Gotcha.
I flew in a shanook how ever you spell it on a training operation on Fort Knox that was crazy did drills with navy seals I was a hostage lol
Nice!!!
Chinook
The Black Hawk is down ❤😁!
It's a bit more self serving when it's landing next to you to pick up your buddy downrange.
❤❤❤❤❤
Noice👍
Even almost never
I hope i never see a medevac heli
Why is it carrying it's external ordinance wings? They generally only use those on the medivac for long range tanks.
If it's a slow month. they'll make patients.
"DUST OFF" Baby!
badass lucky to witness it !
Well you don’t usually see that everyday that’s for sure 😂
I got to ride in a black hawk
My brother also serves as an Air Combat Medic inside of Black Hawks
DUSTOFF!!
My Back!
9 in all or 8 I think
Just like ARMA
👏👍🚁👋
Is a Colombian helicopter? Arpía 4.
Super maszyna
hard landing
Hermoso
yum
the angle that they come in to land is so weird .. looks like they're 1 inch from entering VRS
Is this a dilevery?
Perfeito.
El arpia de Colombia 😎
UH-60 Blackhawk great capture. Feel free to go checkout my short of Blackhawks flying over my place a few weeks ago
We’re they having some mechanical issues, they’ll land anywhere if anything’s going screwey with the airframe.
No just landed at our local fair over the summer
Make propellers longer than these and friend help friend shorter than Blackhawk top propellers
Almost looks like a Pavehawk.
Thats because a pavehawk is a UH-60 a Medevac is a medical helicopter the pavehawk is just a extended range rescue helicopter with a refueling probe
Usa
Real medevacs in country is MUCH FASTER than this. Those mf come into site and are landed in less than 25 seconds. They come in sideways. Max throttle and set it down. Wildest thing I've ever seen.
It’s all fun and games until you realize the pilots are trying to make you taste your lunch again…. Which they do, often
It's always max throttle. If you reduce throttle in helicopter, it becomes rock.
Dustoff?
Muito massa 😅😅❤❤❤❤❤
Единство в реальной жизни
That shit is common place if your in aviation
Dang... kule.
Make longer these and shorter than Blackhawks these longer