@@Time_Developer Never-mind I see you are from Eastern Europe and probably from Russia. I was trained to fight you boys in Afghanistan but you left before we got there. I guess if you communist slaves want some action you might get some.
It’s pretty cool that the “teen” series fighters are some of the best in the world still to this day. F-15, F-16 and F/A-18 variants are still more than a match for most Russian and Chinese planes. They’re catching up tho, so I’m glad the U.S. has the F-22, F-35 and the upcoming NGAD. It would be cool to see 3-4 new designs over the next 10 years that stay way out in front for over 50 years like many of the teen series fighters have. With regular upgrades, of course
The flight deck is one of the most dangerous, deadly, and well-orchestrated ballet of controlled chaos in the Nav. These Sailors were taking their sweet, leisurely time practicing launching aircraft - IRL and during war or war-game ops the pace is sped up to 100. I was a Marine on the USS Wasp amphib assault ship and we'd launch Harriers 5 at a time back to back. Five AV8-B's would line up on the flight deck at the same time, one after the other - the lead Harrier's thrust would be used by the Harrier behind it as extra headwind - so on and so forth. One Harrier would reach the one-third to half-way point of the flight deck markings and then the next would start to taxi at full thrust. We'd put 5 birds in the air within 30 - 45 seconds. Practice makes perfect. Controlled chaos....
@@beezoofer Training excercises aren't really "IRL" though. There are certain speed/safety practices that are still stressed, even when training for "live" war scenarios. In a "live" war footing, things are much more urgent and "alive"....
@@doloresstrong2198 The different "color-coded" jackets are used to quickly identify who works in which flightline departments. Red is for "ordnance/armaments and fire/rescue"; Purple is for "fueling"; Green is for "flightline/aircraft maintenance"; Yellow is for "aircraft handlers"; Blue is for "elevator operators and maintenance deck spotters"; Brown is for "plane captains/commanders"; and White is for "QC/safety/medical". The "Batons" are for pilot/plane captain non-verbal commands to brake, park, taxi, engine spin-up/spin-down, turn or fly to the left/right, take-off and land. It's a well-orchestrated ballet of controlled-chaos where accidents/danger/death can happen at less than a split-second's or no notice whatsoever - and is one of the most dangerous jobs in the world.
I miss it. My ship was the Independence CV-62. There is something electric about being onboard an Aircraft Carrier. It's difficult to explain to citizens. When we would leave Norfolk, we knew we were going to our job. I was an OS and we had some amazing people in OI Division. CIC is where I would spend some time as well as the plot room, the Bridge and various lookout posts. The smells and sounds are unforgettable. Just the most mundane tasks stick out in my memory like entering the island at night or watching flight ops from above the Flag Bridge. Man Overboard drills or having to go down to Snipe country to retrieve something. Fire Watches where you would walk around the entire ship in a four hour period. Looking down the passageways and not being able to see the end. FOD walks. Things that are unique to the Carrier. These videos bring back those memories. I'd do it again in a heartbeat.
Thank you and I appreciate your service to the United states, and in the future we're going to use all of our assets under Trump's new Administration to protect our borders Thomas during the Trump Administration he decided since we're spending all of these billions of dollars around the world to protect them, let's bring our most sophisticated technology and all that we have to protect our Southern border because the Democrats refused that and opened it up widely more than $300,000 Americans have been killed by Fentanyl, that's a serious casualties you never even experienced this in one year, president Trump's new Administration is going to get us out of unnecessary conflicts and allow us to apply ourselves to the conflicts that affect the American people
It's what really impresses me about this operation is that they have sense of fusion F-35 and F-18 have connectivity and they able to select targets and coordinate attacks against targets while they're all together these are different aircraft diffusion of the integrated ground-attack command-and-control, are their defense, has been coordinated from different aircraft this is fantastic
I am not a American citizen but I have proud of USA Navy and air force , for the sense of duty and love and protection for their families and their country .
I'm sure scientists and engineers who know about this stuff will laugh at me, but I am always amazed that they found a way to successfully allow the wings to fold on fighter jets like the F/A-18 and F-35C despite all the power of the engines and forces they endure when maneuvering at top speed. I know they may not be capable of matching the agility of solid-wing Air Force aircraft, but it just blows my mind they can still do the extreme maneuvers we see in various vids.
Right, you hear so much about carrier planes needing stronger landing gear and structural strength to handle the stresses of takeoff and landing. And corrosion issues from the salt water and air. But you never hear about the folding wings being a challenge or issue. Maybe it's easier to solve somehow
F-18 takeoffs are so wild to watch. Pay attention to the pilots stick hand; they hold a handle at the top of the canopy after their salute and during the cat launch because the F-18 gets especially trimmed out for takeoff and this prevents unwanted pilot reaction.
@@ИринаСебурова-ь7ф хахахаха россия насрать сша если хочешь резню, у кораблей есть эскорты, фрегаты, эсминцы, линкоры, атомные подводные лодки, передовые технологии, трезубец 2 ядерные ракеты для москвы, жду приказа сжечь россию
Our UK carriers operate slightly differently but it is amazing to watch the skills of these people operating aircraft in what must be very trying conditions and keeping it safe.
One thing you have to give the Royal Navy QE class credit for, is their replenishment at sea capability. They’ve demonstrated they can maintain flight ops and replenish at sea. The USN is still a bit too reliant on deck to deck replenishment, which means flight ops have to stop
@@Shua58ofDiminia Too bad the second QE class carrier HMS Prince of Wales keeps breaking down because of how it was made, first they said they only need 1 carrier and tried to scratch it, then they said they will make it, then they asked them to rush it and overall it came out with lot of mechanical failures.
Love the F35...but man does the F18 Hornet look sleek and mean... I know it replaced the all time favourite F14 and has been in the F14 shadow...but it has earned its respect...
“Can’t fly, can’t turn, can’t dogfight, horribly designed paperweight with wings”. All those years the U.S. fed everyone exactly what they wanted to hear and it worked marvelously. The F-35 and every variant were written off before even being built. The sand bagging job of the century. It’s one hell of a jet.
The carrier is the nucleus of the modern day Navy. Along with combat surface ships and submarines the combined firepower that can be brought to bear either off the shores of any country or on the high seas is apocalyptic. The purpose of any country's navy is to project its power anywhere in the world, any time. U.S. NAVY veteran PO3 29Dec '73 >28DEC '77 ✌🏻🇺🇸
apocalyptic? *WHO INVENTED THE SPACE ENTERPRISE?* In 1543, and with the advent of the Printing Press, the Judaeo-Freemasonry Vatican (Jesuits) published Heliocentricism, ignoring the stationary, unmovable Earth, as stated in their Bible scriptures. Fast forward almost 500 years, where the people are indoctrinated from birth to worship the man-made constructs of Heaven and Space. Faith in Theory = Balltardism ... *Vatican Jesuits invent the following:* 1543 - Theory Heliocentricism 1582 - Heliocentric calendar (Pope Gregorian calendar) 1651 - Theory Mapping Moon (Selenography) 1763 - Theory Atomic Energy 1809 - Theory Transmutation of Species 1923 - Theory Missing Link (bones lost, molds prove find) 1931 - Theory Big Bang (another ejaculation into the virgin source) ... Our history and science has been little more then fictional stories these last 2000 years. It began, with obedience from the indoctrinated masses these illiterates who paid tithing for Faith based religion and war. Today, the indoctrinated masses are educated idiots who pay tax on their labor for Theory based science and war. This is the reality propagated across the face of the Earth. ... *You defend one of these fictional stories:* ... *Theory* - SPACE (Big Bang) ATOM, remove Electron create Explosion Evolution, requires you an APE like creature to consume flesh and blood ... *Faith* - HEAVEN (Holy Spirit) ADAM, remove Rib create Women Creationism, the HE God gave you the clean and unclean animals for food
@@nikog4126 what WMD's? the ones over there? or those over there? YELL, this is SCIENCE! 1543 - Theory Heliocentricism 1582 - Heliocentric calendar (Pope Gregorian calendar) 1651 - Theory Mapping Moon (Selenography) 1763 - Theory Atomic Energy 1809 - Theory Transmutation of Species 1923 - Theory Missing Link (bones lost, molds prove find) 1931 - Theory Big Bang (another ejaculation into the virgin source)
@@ilyesbendadi2501 Oh I agree Go Navy all the way but yeah we're technically less powerful than the airforce, in a aviation terms. But we also have ships. Lots and lots of Ships, like an excessive amount of ships. I'm talking hella ships it's fucking crazy. Search up the Arlegh Burke class destroyers and look how many of just those we have.
The point of the F-35 is too used advanced radar and stealth to detect enemy aircraft and direct friendly fighters to those aircraft. It's not meant to work alone
I agree. The F-18 filled mighty big shoes replacing the F-14, that bird was the definition of Fleet Defense. I think working together, the F-18 and F-35 would make a terrific team to protect the fleet, and inflict heavy damage on an enemy.
Just some absolutely badass planes to watch launch !!! God bless the people help get them getting in the air and those flying them also every person on that carrier everyone has an important job on that ship
Hi there. I'm from Iran. I do hope that all the world will live together in peace & tranquility teeming with affinity, love & rapport. I wish we human were much better than the current condition we are. For me, all nations are equal. No one has supremacy over others. Although I am cognizant that in terms of politics these words are so drab & infinitesimal. I do love all people & Americans as well. Viva love, viva freedom. Warmly greeting from Iran. Mohammad
Hey Mo. Not all nations are equal. You live in a cruel, medieval state, that murders it's own citizens. The Iran leadership is pure evil and because you, the people allowed them to keep power, you are gonna pay the price.
Johnny Jackson The F35 (C) looks Awsome with the bigger wings and the chunky landing gear, compared to the A & B variants. 😃👍🏼 ' hi J J... yeaa that good F-35 airplane is a good plane... but need to add twin jetmotors, little longer body as F-18... better than single jetmotor
So proud of my country and all of it's fighting men and women! I love these videos to see how strong we actually are. God bless the United States of America.
F-35 doesn't have a particularly wide body and even for how wide it is, it isn't that heavy. The lift fan is in the center and that's a lot of empty space. Further, the body itself is a wing, so you get all the benefit of the skinnier old planes.
Awesome Video! Before the Lincoln left Everett Wa. I was able to see it from my bedroom window when I lived on the 3rd floor at Colby Ave and Pacific Ave…I worked at the Port of Everett back then…2002-2004 such a sight when I walked by the Naval Station Everett! I could also hear the Sea Lions that were on the rocks in the cove there!
USS Abraham Lincoln is a beauty however my favourite is the USS Nimitz. The reason why I said this is because of Commander Chester William Nimitz who was outgunned and outnumbered and still won the war against the empire of Japan (Battle of the Midway)!!. With respect from Kosovo.
The USS Theodore Roosevelt conducted strike operations to protect the people of Kosovo from genocide. You might want to consider CVN 71 as your favorite.
The integration of the F-35 in the F-18 on the carrier's is so important because it is a transition period where we going to phase out the F-18 tomorrow ball them about the F35 they're going to continue into a Gallop until we change that 35 lot of modifications are coming to F-35 but I'm most impressed with his avionics systems
There hasn't been an air wing with that many airplanes since A4sand A7s went out of service. Modern air wings are around 60 aircraft, including the helicopters.
@@michaelmappin4425 _Dwight D Eisenhower_ (CVN-69) with _Carrier Air Wing 3_ (CVW-3) embarked is returning from the Red Sea with 69 aircraft not counting the shore based CODs
The name of the ship is USS Abraham Lincoln(CVN 72). Not USS Lincoln. Otherwise good video. Just in case anyone wants to know USS Abraham Lincoln is deployed right now to the Mediterranean without F-35Cs. She will be moving to the Persian Gulf region soon. Very soon.
I realize that. I served with the USN from 25 August 1971 until 31 August 1991. yes I was a lifer. AND I'm still getting paid(retired paid). I would not trade those 20 years for anything.(-;
doesn't matter the aircraft, best place to stand on the flight deck is by the JBDs (jet blast deflectors) and feel the heat! Was always my favorite place when up there on the deck.
Got to see the Lincoln on it's maiden voyage, I was on the USS Midway CV-41 and we were taking part in Operation Fiery Vigil evacuating Clark Air Base in the PI. Over 18,000 military and civilian personnel evacuated.
@@jameswhite8968 Yep it did, but Midway was the king of the 7th fleet back then. The history that ship has is off the charts and now it's a museum in San Diego. I'd like to visit it before I pass, I live on the east coast now and don't travel much.
Beautiful plane indeed. I remember when our A7E squadron transitioned to the F/A-18, we thought they looked awesome. Think we were the 3rd east coast fleet squadron to transition. That was 32 years ago.. Wow how tine flies.
@@karlt8233 Yeah man, love the hornet, one of all-time favorites. I remember when the Tomcat was number one back in the 80's. Was soo proud. But this bird right here is love. Love the tech, the architecture, the performance. You betcha!👍
I was just a Hull Tech that just stood on vultures row a bunch so I really don't know anything about the capabilities of aircraft but it's surprising to me that we're heading toward single engine carrier based stuff. I don't know why it seems wrong on a carrier and out over the big, big ocean but it just does.
You're right. The reason that single engine aircraft were once phased out was because of the very reasons you are imagining. Politics forced it back into action. Recently, the nightmare rang true when a British Lightning caught FOD on launch causing an ejection and loss of aircraft. Last I heard, there was a race to the wreckage by Russians, Chinese and friendlies. You can imagine why they'd love to fish it out first. With 26 years conducting carrier operations, I can say I've seen dozens of engines flame out on the catapult stroke. Good job, politicians.
No pilots have their hands on the controls. They MUST let the cat launch the plane. They keep the hands off the controls, and visibly out of the way until they are airborne.
iirc it's to make sure all the control surfaces and inputs are operable, the original Top Gun likely would have done this since it was filmed on a carrier with real USN crews. Maybe it was cut out just because they wanted to save time and not have to show the entire aircraft launch sequence, but they definitely should've had to have done this
That's not really true. You're looking at the landing area and all the rubber from traps is making it look bad. They will blast the deck entirely and replace all the non skid during every post deployment availability. The lines will get scrubbed fairly regularly and painted several times each year.
No, they don't play Kenny Loggins at all, during flight operation on a flight deck of a carrier, because of the noise is so load, nobody would be able to hear it. That is only in the movie "Top Gun".
@Scott Stevens, yes, the movie is a lame movie, because of Tom Cruise. The F-14 Tomcat was actually the main character of the movie. To show the capabilities of the F-14 Tomcat. The F-14 Tomcat is the only aircraft as the main character in a movie, up the making of the sequel of "Top Gun" 2, which the F/A-18 Hornet was used in the movie.
@@cardinalbob1, I have great knowledge of flight operations aboard aircraft carriers, because I served aboard these 2 carriers. I spent 22 months aboard this carrier, the U.S.S. Ranger CV-61 and 18 months aboard this carrier, the U.S.S. Kitty Hawk CV-63, both carriers are retired from the Navy. I was in the Navy from 1980 to 1984.
I really love the Aircraft Carriers of the United States Navy like the USS Abraham Lincoln and the flight deck operations on the ships! The U.S. Navy planes and helicopters on a modern 2013 Aircraft Carrier flight deck like the USS Dwight D. Eisenhower are the Lockheed Martin F-35C Lightning, Boeing F/A-18C/D Hornet, Boeing F/A-18E/F Super Hornet, Boeing EA-18G Growler, Northrop Grumman EA-6B Prowler, Northrop Grumman E-2C/D Hawkeye, Northrop Grumman C-2A(R) Greyhound, Boeing CMV-22B Osprey, and the Sikorsky SH-60B Seahawk. Compare that to an Aircraft Carrier of 27 years ago in 1986 like the USS Enterprise that had the Boeing F/A-18A/B Hornet, Northrop Grumman F-14A Tomcat, Boeing F-4N/S Phantom, Vought RF-8G Crusader, Vought A-7E Corsair, Northrop Grumman A-6E Intruder, Northrop Grumman EA-6B Prowler, Douglas EA-3B Skywarrior, Lockheed Martin S-3A Viking, Northrop Grumman E-2C Hawkeye, Northrop Grumman C-2A/A(R) Greyhound, Northrop Grumman C-1A Trader, Boeing CH-46E Sea Knight, and the Sikorsky SH-3H Sea King. That proves that a lot of things have changed during those 27 years with carrier air wings but living on a U.S. Navy Aircraft Carrier is sure a lot of fun because everyday if you are the USN 4 Star Admiral in charge you get to see all the planes takeoff in 0 to 184 MPH in 4 seconds and land from 184 MPH to 0 in 4 seconds! but it's more fun if you are among the plane pilots doing it especially if you are ranked Captain of the Air Wing! I hope you enjoy! Thanks!
I'm surprised to see the F-18's vertical rudders appearing to be acting independently of each other and even pointing in opposite directions in the video at 1:55 . Anyone know the reason for that? I would have thought that the two vertical rudders would always be synched to each other so that they are working together to turn the aircraft in the desired direction.
SURE GLAD I DONT SLEEP IN THE BERTHING SPACE OF THE FANTAIL ANYMORE UNDER THE FLIGHT DECK MY EARS ARE STILL RINGING.BUT I TRULY MISS THE ACTION OF THE FLIGHT DECK LIFE STYLE.(VETERAN OF THE LINCOLN CREW 93-94 OPERATION RESTORE HOPE SOMALIA)100% SEVICE CONNECTED
VF-31 assigned to the USS John F Kennedy in 82. Try sleeping with F4s hitting the deck above your head. F14s were loud, but F4s are like getting hit with a meteorite. I don't miss anything about it. It was a hard life. Well... with one exception; at night laying on the back of an F14 in the middle of the Indian Ocean, a thousand miles from land. The milkyway is so bright you'd think you were looking through the hubble. It's amazing. And every half-hour-ish you'd see a shooting star going across the sky. That's a sight so amazing and beautiful you can't really describe it.
@Anonymous Hitman Let me? It was expected. First it's the safest place on the flight deck, especially at night. And if they need to move the plane, the deck crew expects to find the person responsible for that plane, on the plane. Your supervisor would give you the assignment and say "...go get on 201"...
Multiple countries were working together Maritime reconnaissance Maritime rescue these are the tasks that are given to all fleets and large ships as we make sure that we don't have any problems from any Advil service
HS-2 antisubmarine squadron, carrier air wing-2 aboard the U.S.S. Ranger CV-61 from 1980-1982. Carrier air wing-2 got switched to the U.S.S. Kitty Hawk CV-63 in 1983-1984.
The Navy has not deployed the F-35C yet; they were aboard the Lincoln in this video just for exercises and testing. And the enemy has already learned what the F-35 is when Israel first used them in combat in Syria, then when the Marine Corps did there also last year, and just recently when the Air Force first used them in Syria.
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My youngest 19 year old graduated Parris Island in November. He is a USMC Avionics tech and he is assigned to the F-35. I am so proud of him!
*You better hope when the armed conflict starts with Russia or China, he was at home.*
@@Time_Developer I commit it to god. If war breaks out with either you and I are in equal peril.
@@humid-rb7rt *, i don't think this is the case. After all, aircraft carriers are an excellent target for our rockets.*
@@Time_Developer Whose rockets??
@@Time_Developer Never-mind I see you are from Eastern Europe and probably from Russia. I was trained to fight you boys in Afghanistan but you left before we got there.
I guess if you communist slaves want some action you might get some.
It’s pretty cool that the “teen” series fighters are some of the best in the world still to this day. F-15, F-16 and F/A-18 variants are still more than a match for most Russian and Chinese planes. They’re catching up tho, so I’m glad the U.S. has the F-22, F-35 and the upcoming NGAD. It would be cool to see 3-4 new designs over the next 10 years that stay way out in front for over 50 years like many of the teen series fighters have. With regular upgrades, of course
just as ur name says ur iq is probably in negative...
we need a super tomcat. I love the f14
I sold su57 just to buy my lovely f18A Super Hornet in game 🐸
@@MusicNinja12345 yeah but it's just not in the game anymore, we don't need any quick interceptors seeing as our enemys aren't like Russia
@@MusicNinja12345 but I think the f14 is one of my favorite aircraft
The flight deck is one of the most dangerous, deadly, and well-orchestrated ballet of controlled chaos in the Nav. These Sailors were taking their sweet, leisurely time practicing launching aircraft - IRL and during war or war-game ops the pace is sped up to 100. I was a Marine on the USS Wasp amphib assault ship and we'd launch Harriers 5 at a time back to back. Five AV8-B's would line up on the flight deck at the same time, one after the other - the lead Harrier's thrust would be used by the Harrier behind it as extra headwind - so on and so forth. One Harrier would reach the one-third to half-way point of the flight deck markings and then the next would start to taxi at full thrust. We'd put 5 birds in the air within 30 - 45 seconds. Practice makes perfect. Controlled chaos....
That might be the most impressive thing I've ever heard of.. God bless our Marines!
This is still "IRL."
since you understand what's happening, I have a 2-part question a) why are humans on deck color coded and b) what do the hand signals mean?
@@beezoofer Training excercises aren't really "IRL" though. There are certain speed/safety practices that are still stressed, even when training for "live" war scenarios. In a "live" war footing, things are much more urgent and "alive"....
@@doloresstrong2198 The different "color-coded" jackets are used to quickly identify who works in which flightline departments. Red is for "ordnance/armaments and fire/rescue"; Purple is for "fueling"; Green is for "flightline/aircraft maintenance"; Yellow is for "aircraft handlers"; Blue is for "elevator operators and maintenance deck spotters"; Brown is for "plane captains/commanders"; and White is for "QC/safety/medical". The "Batons" are for pilot/plane captain non-verbal commands to brake, park, taxi, engine spin-up/spin-down, turn or fly to the left/right, take-off and land. It's a well-orchestrated ballet of controlled-chaos where accidents/danger/death can happen at less than a split-second's or no notice whatsoever - and is one of the most dangerous jobs in the world.
I miss it. My ship was the Independence CV-62. There is something electric about being onboard an Aircraft Carrier. It's difficult to explain to citizens. When we would leave Norfolk, we knew we were going to our job. I was an OS and we had some amazing people in OI Division. CIC is where I would spend some time as well as the plot room, the Bridge and various lookout posts. The smells and sounds are unforgettable. Just the most mundane tasks stick out in my memory like entering the island at night or watching flight ops from above the Flag Bridge. Man Overboard drills or having to go down to Snipe country to retrieve something. Fire Watches where you would walk around the entire ship in a four hour period. Looking down the passageways and not being able to see the end. FOD walks. Things that are unique to the Carrier. These videos bring back those memories. I'd do it again in a heartbeat.
Thank you and I appreciate your service to the United states, and in the future we're going to use all of our assets under Trump's new Administration to protect our borders Thomas during the Trump Administration he decided since we're spending all of these billions of dollars around the world to protect them, let's bring our most sophisticated technology and all that we have to protect our Southern border because the Democrats refused that and opened it up widely more than $300,000 Americans have been killed by Fentanyl, that's a serious casualties you never even experienced this in one year, president Trump's new Administration is going to get us out of unnecessary conflicts and allow us to apply ourselves to the conflicts that affect the American people
It's what really impresses me about this operation is that they have sense of fusion F-35 and F-18 have connectivity and they able to select targets and coordinate attacks against targets while they're all together these are different aircraft diffusion of the integrated ground-attack command-and-control, are their defense, has been coordinated from different aircraft this is fantastic
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I am not a American citizen but I have proud of USA Navy and air force , for the sense of duty and love and protection for their families and their country .
Я россиянен фуфло ваши стребители летчик ни опитний трусы
US Navy, you are really the best ! Thanks for what you do... Baz
I'm sure scientists and engineers who know about this stuff will laugh at me, but I am always amazed that they found a way to successfully allow the wings to fold on fighter jets like the F/A-18 and F-35C despite all the power of the engines and forces they endure when maneuvering at top speed. I know they may not be capable of matching the agility of solid-wing Air Force aircraft, but it just blows my mind they can still do the extreme maneuvers we see in various vids.
Actually, if you saw the way the F6F Hellcat folded its wings, you'd be shocked. That old WW2 warbird could fold its wings like a Lamborghini.
They have had folding wings since the 1930s, nothing new.
Right, you hear so much about carrier planes needing stronger landing gear and structural strength to handle the stresses of takeoff and landing. And corrosion issues from the salt water and air. But you never hear about the folding wings being a challenge or issue. Maybe it's easier to solve somehow
You'd be surprised at how simple it actually is.
They're pretty agile. All the Blue Angel aircraft have folding wings.
F-18 takeoffs are so wild to watch.
Pay attention to the pilots stick hand; they hold a handle at the top of the canopy after their salute and during the cat launch because the F-18 gets especially trimmed out for takeoff and this prevents unwanted pilot reaction.
이렇게 짧은 거리에서 이착륙이 가능하다니
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항공모함이 대단한건 핵으로 움직여서 소음이없어 발각이 잘안돼고 4년간 쓸수있다네요. 우리는 더 큰배를 만들수있지만 핵으로 움직이는 기술까지는. . .언젠가 되겄죠. 이제 전투기도 좀 만들었으니. .🌏🌏🏖🏖
По вам психушка плачет, Циркон! И все.
@@ИринаСебурова-ь7ф хахахаха россия насрать сша если хочешь резню, у кораблей есть эскорты, фрегаты, эсминцы, линкоры, атомные подводные лодки, передовые технологии, трезубец 2 ядерные ракеты для москвы, жду приказа сжечь россию
@@ИринаСебурова-ь7ф you got issues comrade
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Our UK carriers operate slightly differently but it is amazing to watch the skills of these people operating aircraft in what must be very trying conditions and keeping it safe.
I hear the US Navy is the only Navy to conduct flight deck operations at night time.
@@focusedthought3348 UK too, UK more earlier than USA, you can go to check it if you don't believe
@@tsloo1620 lol yeah and usa had to do the daytime bombing rounds in the daytime in ww2 on Germany while uk took night shifts!
One thing you have to give the Royal Navy QE class credit for, is their replenishment at sea capability. They’ve demonstrated they can maintain flight ops and replenish at sea. The USN is still a bit too reliant on deck to deck replenishment, which means flight ops have to stop
@@Shua58ofDiminia Too bad the second QE class carrier HMS Prince of Wales keeps breaking down because of how it was made, first they said they only need 1 carrier and tried to scratch it, then they said they will make it, then they asked them to rush it and overall it came out with lot of mechanical failures.
You can hear how powerful the difference of the thrust of one engine compared to two the F-35 is a thoroughbred
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Loud expensive and amazing just like my wife!
@xc5647321 xc5647321 I see the perks!
@xc5647321 xc5647321 Hahahaha
So your one accommodates only one pilot. That is you
I congratulate you for your dedicate wife, and your wife for you.
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I'm no expert and I know the F-35 is more advanced but in my humble opinion, the Hornet is a badder looking bird.
Thank you so much my brothers and sisters that fly in the air they keep us safe I salute all of y'all
Love the F35...but man does the F18 Hornet look sleek and mean... I know it replaced the all time favourite F14 and has been in the F14 shadow...but it has earned its respect...
I was thinking the same thing. The Hornet's a baaaad machine.
Imagine if a carrier variant of the Raptor had been developed at the beginning like the F-35C.
Junk the new Plaine now is SR 72
lol
SU-57 is way better
“Can’t fly, can’t turn, can’t dogfight, horribly designed paperweight with wings”. All those years the U.S. fed everyone exactly what they wanted to hear and it worked marvelously. The F-35 and every variant were written off before even being built. The sand bagging job of the century. It’s one hell of a jet.
Sort of. It's being pushed as an air superiority fighter abroad but domestically it isn't even replacing the F-15C
@@PabloGonzalez-hv3td or did ya mean the ex?
It’s overpriced junk.
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@@lonemaus562 I feel if it was "junk" Three Branches of the military wouldn't use it
The carrier is the nucleus of the modern day Navy.
Along with combat surface ships and submarines the combined firepower that can be brought to bear either off the shores of any country or on the high seas is apocalyptic. The purpose of any country's navy is to project its power anywhere in the world, any time.
U.S. NAVY veteran
PO3 29Dec '73 >28DEC '77 ✌🏻🇺🇸
apocalyptic?
*WHO INVENTED THE SPACE ENTERPRISE?*
In 1543, and with the advent of the Printing Press, the Judaeo-Freemasonry Vatican (Jesuits) published Heliocentricism, ignoring the stationary, unmovable Earth, as stated in their Bible scriptures. Fast forward almost 500 years, where the people are indoctrinated from birth to worship the man-made constructs of Heaven and Space. Faith in Theory = Balltardism
...
*Vatican Jesuits invent the following:*
1543 - Theory Heliocentricism
1582 - Heliocentric calendar (Pope Gregorian calendar)
1651 - Theory Mapping Moon (Selenography)
1763 - Theory Atomic Energy
1809 - Theory Transmutation of Species
1923 - Theory Missing Link (bones lost, molds prove find)
1931 - Theory Big Bang (another ejaculation into the virgin source)
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Our history and science has been little more then fictional stories these last 2000 years. It began, with obedience from the indoctrinated masses these illiterates who paid tithing for Faith based religion and war. Today, the indoctrinated masses are educated idiots who pay tax on their labor for Theory based science and war. This is the reality propagated across the face of the Earth.
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*You defend one of these fictional stories:*
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*Theory* - SPACE (Big Bang)
ATOM, remove Electron create Explosion
Evolution, requires you an APE like creature to consume flesh and blood
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*Faith* - HEAVEN (Holy Spirit)
ADAM, remove Rib create Women
Creationism, the HE God gave you the clean and unclean animals for food
@@Lawiah0 you mean the owner of weapons of mass destruction lie to us? no doubt. why? cause they can it.
@@nikog4126 what WMD's? the ones over there? or those over there?
YELL, this is SCIENCE!
1543 - Theory Heliocentricism
1582 - Heliocentric calendar (Pope Gregorian calendar)
1651 - Theory Mapping Moon (Selenography)
1763 - Theory Atomic Energy
1809 - Theory Transmutation of Species
1923 - Theory Missing Link (bones lost, molds prove find)
1931 - Theory Big Bang (another ejaculation into the virgin source)
@@Lawiah0 come on, what is that? fake? you serious? th-cam.com/video/5gD_TL1BqFg/w-d-xo.html
Add to that, updated B-52s with two dozen air launch cruise missiles, loitering out of enemy radar range... fire and forget autonomy.
4 thousand people who cannot read give this a thumbs down. This is a great video Breaking Defense! Thank you from a retired AF veteran!
The most powerful navy in the world.⚓
yes 1 am agree
2nd largest airforce
@Swiss Cheese navy is 1st then there is air force
@@ilyesbendadi2501 Oh I agree Go Navy all the way but yeah we're technically less powerful than the airforce, in a aviation terms. But we also have ships. Lots and lots of Ships, like an excessive amount of ships. I'm talking hella ships it's fucking crazy. Search up the Arlegh Burke class destroyers and look how many of just those we have.
I don’t see them completely replacing the F18, but I could certainly see them working together!
I think it could replace it.
The point of the F-35 is too used advanced radar and stealth to detect enemy aircraft and direct friendly fighters to those aircraft. It's not meant to work alone
I agree. The F-18 filled mighty big shoes replacing the F-14, that bird was the definition of Fleet Defense. I think working together, the F-18 and F-35 would make a terrific team to protect the fleet, and inflict heavy damage on an enemy.
US is great in technology and also they are much more experienced when it comes to war love from India 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇺🇲🇺🇲💜💜
I’m still getting used to a single-engine carrier based fighter. Looks strange. Amazing jet.
I the AFB I live near had lots of F-35's...
Most incredible Jet Ive ever heard or layed eyes on...Fast as hell and can stop and hover in mid flight
@@thoover1 Only Marine B Models are V/STOL
That’s an awesome display of power and technology. 👍
Just some absolutely badass planes to watch launch !!! God bless the people help get them getting in the air and those flying them also every person on that carrier everyone has an important job on that ship
Nobody:
TH-cam: Wanna see a F-35 taking off from a carrier?
Me: Yeah why not?
TH-cam wanna see a f 35 taking off from a567i1qaazc ftuki77 carrier?,.44ee
Juan Flor decode
Hahahaha.....you got that right! I'll be the guy with the huge bucket of popcorn standing next to you😁
It's 2020 and people are still surprised that TH-cam has random interesting stuff
melhor nave
Hi there.
I'm from Iran. I do hope that all the world will live together in peace & tranquility teeming with affinity, love & rapport.
I wish we human were much better than the current condition we are. For me, all nations are equal. No one has supremacy over others. Although I am cognizant that in terms of politics these words are so drab & infinitesimal.
I do love all people & Americans as well.
Viva love, viva freedom.
Warmly greeting from Iran.
Mohammad
Flower Flower i love you
Hey Mo. Not all nations are equal. You live in a cruel, medieval state, that murders it's own citizens. The Iran leadership is pure evil and because you, the people allowed them to keep power, you are gonna pay the price.
SsgtHolland
Jews behind Iran war. Never forget USS Liberty
@@SsgtHolland And you live in a corrupt Capitalist state that murders it's own citizens then blames it on other nations that were totally innocent!
@@SsgtHolland If there is one Country that is the symbol of pure Evil and Deception it's the USA!
Sorry, but there is nothing more beautiful than an F14 launch.
Drop the nose, spread the wings, full after burn
What astonished the photographer ... thankyou
The steam catapult is a brilliant device..obviously EMALS now supersedes it and is more efficient and less laborious
The F35 (C) looks Awsome with the bigger wings and the chunky landing gear, compared to the A & B variants. 😃👍🏼
A and B skipped leg day to many times
@@MrDunnyglenn B only ever does pull-ups
I mean it kind of needs beefy landing gear for carrier ops
Johnny Jackson
The F35 (C) looks Awsome with the bigger wings and the chunky landing gear, compared to the A & B variants. 😃👍🏼
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yeaa that good F-35 airplane is a good plane...
but need to add twin jetmotors, little longer body as F-18...
better than single jetmotor
@@bestamerica studies between 1 and 2 engines with F-16 and F-15, 14 and 18, revealed that 1 engine is even more safe than 2 (not mention economic).
So proud of my country and all of it's fighting men and women! I love these videos to see how strong we actually are. God bless the United States of America.
The real God is in Islam, you are only technologically advanced, not spiritual
I really love the Aircraft Carriers of the United States Navy like the USS Abraham Lincoln and the flight deck operations on the ships!
Practice makes perfection, indeed! Keep up the good work and moral with a good hot meal.
Nice video!
It's so loud. I watched an F-14 and F18 launch with no ear protection so I could get the real effect. Now I'm deaf as a post.
Are you planning to donate your ears since you're deaf ??
@@ironstar_2453 awards c
I love how they have to hold onto the bars when taking off cause the force the catapult uses is so hard
they hold the bar so as not to GRAB anything important like the ejection handle...
Good ship good plane😂
CRISP. WHITE. SHEETS.
F35 looks like when F22 let it go and had too many donuts.
Yeah haha
😭😂😂😂😂
F-35 doesn't have a particularly wide body and even for how wide it is, it isn't that heavy. The lift fan is in the center and that's a lot of empty space. Further, the body itself is a wing, so you get all the benefit of the skinnier old planes.
The C varient has larger wingspan than A or B.
@@generalralph6291 only the F-35B has a lift fan, the navy uses F-35C, but yeah
Good video
F-35 adds a nice strike/fighter to the CAG
Awesome Video! Before the Lincoln left Everett Wa. I was able to see it from my bedroom window when I lived on the 3rd floor at Colby Ave and Pacific Ave…I worked at the Port of Everett back then…2002-2004 such a sight when I walked by the Naval Station Everett! I could also hear the Sea Lions that were on the rocks in the cove there!
God bless the United States of America. I’m laying in my bed about to sleep good thanks to men and women like these. 🇺🇸🙏
Amnon Davidov fuck Israel! Zionist filth. Dancing Israelis! Uss liberty not our ally!
God bless you too!
Awesome carrier-based fighter planes F35 & F/ A-18 super hornet!! Greetings from the Philippines 🙂.
Well hello there fellow 🇵🇭
USS Abraham Lincoln is a beauty however my favourite is the USS Nimitz. The reason why I said this is because of Commander Chester William Nimitz who was outgunned and outnumbered and still won the war against the empire of Japan (Battle of the Midway)!!. With respect from Kosovo.
A true hero
And thank God he had Admiral Spruance to send out there to Midway!
The USS Theodore Roosevelt conducted strike operations to protect the people of Kosovo from genocide. You might want to consider CVN 71 as your favorite.
The integration of the F-35 in the F-18 on the carrier's is so important because it is a transition period where we going to phase out the F-18 tomorrow ball them about the F35 they're going to continue into a Gallop until we change that 35 lot of modifications are coming to F-35 but I'm most impressed with his avionics systems
It is hard to believe, that this ship can carry 80 of these huge air crafts.
Fantastic
There hasn't been an air wing with that many airplanes since A4sand A7s went out of service. Modern air wings are around 60 aircraft, including the helicopters.
@@michaelmappin4425 _Dwight D Eisenhower_ (CVN-69) with _Carrier Air Wing 3_ (CVW-3) embarked is returning from the Red Sea with 69 aircraft not counting the shore based CODs
The name of the ship is USS Abraham Lincoln(CVN 72). Not USS Lincoln. Otherwise good video. Just in case anyone wants to know USS Abraham Lincoln is deployed right now to the Mediterranean without F-35Cs. She will be moving to the Persian Gulf region soon. Very soon.
It is commonly referred to as USS Lincoln in the Navy
I realize that. I served with the USN from 25 August 1971 until 31 August 1991. yes I was a lifer. AND I'm still getting paid(retired paid). I would not trade those 20 years for anything.(-;
@Xavier Batista The ship passed thru the SUEZ Canal on May 9th...www.navy.mil/view_image.asp?id=285875
Way to split hairs on that one. Not sure why they wouldn't have brought along the F35, and where the hell is the F22?
@@krisfrederick5001 Dude the F-22 belongs to the Air Force and last time I checked the Air Force don't use carriers
doesn't matter the aircraft, best place to stand on the flight deck is by the JBDs (jet blast deflectors) and feel the heat! Was always my favorite place when up there on the deck.
Got to see the Lincoln on it's maiden voyage, I was on the USS Midway CV-41 and we were taking part in Operation Fiery Vigil evacuating Clark Air Base in the PI. Over 18,000 military and civilian personnel evacuated.
Jim here the Roosevelt cva42 . Same ship one of three. Now look. The boiler man. The Lincoln must make us look like a destroyer!!!
@@jameswhite8968 Yep it did, but Midway was the king of the 7th fleet back then. The history that ship has is off the charts and now it's a museum in San Diego. I'd like to visit it before I pass, I live on the east coast now and don't travel much.
Wow! My best friend, Nice one video. Love for you also best wishes to you, Carry on dear.
Good channel1🙏🏼
Actually this weapon is great.
I am on the clock here in Melrose Park Illinois USA watching this video...... amazing
That F-35C sure looks sexy.
Beautiful plane indeed. I remember when our A7E squadron transitioned to the F/A-18, we thought they looked awesome. Think we were the 3rd east coast fleet squadron to transition. That was 32 years ago.. Wow how tine flies.
@@karlt8233 Yeah man, love the hornet, one of all-time favorites. I remember when the Tomcat was number one back in the 80's. Was soo proud. But this bird right here is love. Love the tech, the architecture, the performance. You betcha!👍
I’m not a fan man. They look chubby and unathletic. And in my opinion super hornets look more aggressive
The farmer operator of the film - level God! I never saw a expensive fat cow take off.
All of you guys look great doing this.
Hay por Dios bendito.esos pilotos son unos valiente.yo los amo y Dios también los ama.
I liked the F-105 STARFIGHTER because it was a beatiful and advanced air fighter at its time.. Greetings from Mexico
104 was the starfighter. 105 is the thunderchief
Imagine being in control of and flying something worth 100 million dollars
I was just a Hull Tech that just stood on vultures row a bunch so I really don't know anything about the capabilities of aircraft but it's surprising to me that we're heading toward single engine carrier based stuff. I don't know why it seems wrong on a carrier and out over the big, big ocean but it just does.
We have had single engine planes on the boat before. The A-7 was a successful aircraft.
@@Inspadave As was the F-8. It’s been a while since those though
You're right. The reason that single engine aircraft were once phased out was because of the very reasons you are imagining. Politics forced it back into action. Recently, the nightmare rang true when a British Lightning caught FOD on launch causing an ejection and loss of aircraft. Last I heard, there was a race to the wreckage by Russians, Chinese and friendlies. You can imagine why they'd love to fish it out first. With 26 years conducting carrier operations, I can say I've seen dozens of engines flame out on the catapult stroke. Good job, politicians.
Best of all thank you from my soul for still being there
I worked on the F35 (Lockheed Fort Worth). Absolutely awesome.
Jesus Frelser: “Too bad you didn’t have the Purruski 🇷🇺 SU-75 Sukhoi to show you what a real fine Swiss Watch feels like!!!”
David Salcido We had info on all relevant benchmarks. F-35 is an absolutely magnificent airplane.
Every body coped it
Can anyone answer: Are the F-35Cs to replace the classic F/A-18 C, D?
@@delten-eleven1910 f35 is junk new plane SR72
The f-35 makes those hornets look ancient
They are :)
Amazing...it looks like the pilots in the F-35's don't even have their hands on the stick for take off! Impressive. The F-18's look awesome!
No pilots have their hands on the controls. They MUST let the cat launch the plane. They keep the hands off the controls, and visibly out of the way until they are airborne.
@@davidsanders1991 Gotcha! Thanks...
Love the little wing waggles they do before take off lol, never saw that in the original topgun
iirc it's to make sure all the control surfaces and inputs are operable, the original Top Gun likely would have done this since it was filmed on a carrier with real USN crews. Maybe it was cut out just because they wanted to save time and not have to show the entire aircraft launch sequence, but they definitely should've had to have done this
The F-35B is a short takeoff and vertical landing aircraft, it can hover in the air thanks to its special rotating engine.
The Lincoln's Flight Deck loos like it needs some serious maintenance, There's a lot of wear and tear damage
It’s going to be the 3rd in line to be replaced by the new carriers. It will be gone soon enough.
gostei
That's not really true. You're looking at the landing area and all the rubber from traps is making it look bad. They will blast the deck entirely and replace all the non skid during every post deployment availability. The lines will get scrubbed fairly regularly and painted several times each year.
So they really dont play Kenny Loggins every time a jet takes off????
No, they don't play Kenny Loggins at all, during flight operation on a flight deck of a carrier, because of the noise is so load, nobody would be able to hear it. That is only in the movie "Top Gun".
[thumbs up] [salute]
@Scott Stevens, yes, the movie is a lame movie, because of Tom Cruise. The F-14 Tomcat was actually the main character of the movie. To show the capabilities of the F-14 Tomcat. The F-14 Tomcat is the only aircraft as the main character in a movie, up the making of the sequel of "Top Gun" 2, which the F/A-18 Hornet was used in the movie.
@@cardinalbob1, I have great knowledge of flight operations aboard aircraft carriers, because I served aboard these 2 carriers. I spent 22 months aboard this carrier, the U.S.S. Ranger CV-61 and 18 months aboard this carrier, the U.S.S. Kitty Hawk CV-63, both carriers are retired from the Navy. I was in the Navy from 1980 to 1984.
I'll still take the Hornet over the F-35 any day. It even looks better.
This video is so good that I can even smell the exhaust fumes
That was cool F-35C .
Amazing video
I really love the Aircraft Carriers of the United States Navy like the USS Abraham Lincoln and the flight deck operations on the ships!
The U.S. Navy planes and helicopters on a modern 2013 Aircraft Carrier flight deck like the USS Dwight D. Eisenhower are the Lockheed Martin F-35C Lightning, Boeing F/A-18C/D Hornet, Boeing F/A-18E/F Super Hornet, Boeing EA-18G Growler, Northrop Grumman EA-6B Prowler, Northrop Grumman E-2C/D Hawkeye, Northrop Grumman C-2A(R) Greyhound, Boeing CMV-22B Osprey, and the Sikorsky SH-60B Seahawk.
Compare that to an Aircraft Carrier of 27 years ago in 1986 like the USS Enterprise that had the Boeing F/A-18A/B Hornet, Northrop Grumman F-14A Tomcat, Boeing F-4N/S Phantom, Vought RF-8G Crusader, Vought A-7E Corsair, Northrop Grumman A-6E Intruder, Northrop Grumman EA-6B Prowler, Douglas EA-3B Skywarrior, Lockheed Martin S-3A Viking, Northrop Grumman E-2C Hawkeye, Northrop Grumman C-2A/A(R) Greyhound, Northrop Grumman C-1A Trader, Boeing CH-46E Sea Knight, and the Sikorsky SH-3H Sea King.
That proves that a lot of things have changed during those 27 years with carrier air wings but living on a U.S. Navy Aircraft Carrier is sure a lot of fun because everyday if you are the USN 4 Star Admiral in charge you get to see all the planes takeoff in 0 to 184 MPH in 4 seconds and land from 184 MPH to 0 in 4 seconds! but it's more fun if you are among the plane pilots doing it especially if you are ranked Captain of the Air Wing! I hope you enjoy! Thanks!
Beautiful Big Bird, Cool !
[0:20] Flaps and slats are working well. Pretty incredible tech. Almost too fast for hydraulics.
Those moving parts arent flaps
The best military is the one that is so strong it never has to be used.
The American military is a pure exemplar of prowess, might, and advanced technology 💪🏻🇺🇸💪🏽
6:01 what a beautiful shot
Nothing like turning into the wind for launch.
Did you work with the black aces? I was a yellow Shirt deployed with them!
H Hurry in what language does that spell out something???
@@AndyGarcia-ch1ci You guys are awesome!
Wow. Nice shooting guys. Beautiful teamwork.
really because that seems like a crap place to film this, you cant see it even take off
I'm surprised to see the F-18's vertical rudders appearing to be acting independently of each other and even pointing in opposite directions in the video at 1:55 . Anyone know the reason for that? I would have thought that the two vertical rudders would always be synched to each other so that they are working together to turn the aircraft in the desired direction.
Compensated yaw.
If one engine goes out.....
Rudders generally opposing each other is how the F-35 creates drag for air braking
Air break, F-35, F22, and Legacy hornets also have this
I wish passenger flights started off like this just to get that feeling!
These are Really TOP Aviators !
Love this stuff, this never gets old.
Mükemmel olmuş
4:38 those are some nice F-18’s
They are my favorite. F18-F ‘s look so aggressive!
Helo ifrom vietnamese
@@minhnhat9612 no one cares
@@depaulafaverothyerry9460 helo
Awesome ! Just amazing technology .
Man I miss being on Vultures Row watching flight ops.
SURE GLAD I DONT SLEEP IN THE BERTHING SPACE OF THE FANTAIL ANYMORE UNDER THE FLIGHT DECK MY EARS ARE STILL RINGING.BUT I TRULY MISS THE ACTION OF THE FLIGHT DECK LIFE STYLE.(VETERAN OF THE LINCOLN CREW 93-94 OPERATION RESTORE HOPE SOMALIA)100% SEVICE CONNECTED
VF-31 assigned to the USS John F Kennedy in 82. Try sleeping with F4s hitting the deck above your head. F14s were loud, but F4s are like getting hit with a meteorite. I don't miss anything about it. It was a hard life. Well... with one exception; at night laying on the back of an F14 in the middle of the Indian Ocean, a thousand miles from land. The milkyway is so bright you'd think you were looking through the hubble. It's amazing. And every half-hour-ish you'd see a shooting star going across the sky. That's a sight so amazing and beautiful you can't really describe it.
Wesley Washoe thank you for your service sir!!
Restore hope to Somalia??...Was that an exercise in futility or what?
@Anonymous Hitman Let me? It was expected. First it's the safest place on the flight deck, especially at night. And if they need to move the plane, the deck crew expects to find the person responsible for that plane, on the plane. Your supervisor would give you the assignment and say "...go get on 201"...
My dad was on the Lincoln sometime between 91 to 94 not exactly sure when he went on
Great to see F-35 Carrier Version, amazingly useful & powerfull!
Happy Memorial Day to All, Go USA !!!
Go usa go usa go go go ye ye ye go usa go usa go fuck your self usa
@Brian Silver Triggered European?
Flying wardogs vary kool guys.thank you for living my dream..........godspeed to you all...........
Multiple countries were working together Maritime reconnaissance Maritime rescue these are the tasks that are given to all fleets and large ships as we make sure that we don't have any problems from any Advil service
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These F 35 are really sum sexy planes .💪
👏👍желаю количество взлёта с количество посадок совпадали. Мирного неба Вам американцы.
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I spent a lot of time on vulture’s row. Wish I could do once more⚓️
نعم زعانف.متحركه فعانف متحركه عز
The Top Class weapon👍👍👍👍👍👍
Such brutally fierce aircraft, ain't I right?
Best military in the world 🌎
Based on german technology.
🤣🤣🤣🤣 мечтать ни вредно! Исключительная нация блять 🤣
V- 1 Division fly 3 1962-1964 Uss Saratoga incredible experience
HS-2 antisubmarine squadron, carrier air wing-2 aboard the U.S.S. Ranger CV-61 from 1980-1982. Carrier air wing-2 got switched to the U.S.S. Kitty Hawk CV-63 in 1983-1984.
You got to see the F-4 when it was new?
Respect
Go V-1! Take a look at all the towbar V1s we snuck into the USS Enterprise E=MC2 50 photos.
love usaf ❤️ from thailand 🇹🇭
Bruh this is the United States Navy
and navy
That's pretty darn cool 😎 we have the f35 and the hornet both launching operations together
Coool!!! Cannot wait till we get those F35 in Belgium also couldn t they lift up vertically?
FWIW: The USS Abraham Lincoln is currently on its way to the Persian Gulf. Guess someone will find out what an F-35 is.
They already have them deployed at Dhafra
The Navy has not deployed the F-35C yet; they were aboard the Lincoln in this video just for exercises and testing. And the enemy has already learned what the F-35 is when Israel first used them in combat in Syria, then when the Marine Corps did there also last year, and just recently when the Air Force first used them in Syria.
Yes the taxpayer will find out