Get to the CHOPPER! - Ozzy Man Reviews
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1. Dodgy VFS (ViralHog) tinyurl.com/nhkxskve
2. Truck Bullying (ViralHog) tinyurl.com/2v84tp73
3. Helicopter vs Tarp (Viral Network)
4. Homemade (ViralHog) tinyurl.com/3uvhmvuz
5. Helicopter Uber (LPE360) tinyurl.com/42n7er2v
6. Cow Lift (Jukin) tinyurl.com/yckpb4cw
7. Spinny Spinny (AP)
8. RC Chopper (Jukin) tinyurl.com/425cp48t
9. Naval Chopper (Submitted by Paul, Cheers Paul)
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Dude parking his nose against the mountain slope while people get on, absolute legend right there
Right? And Ozzy Man just let it go away with no comments!
That kind of flying is the bread and butter of the National Parks pilots at home here is Aus, hover entry and exit for fire crews in all kinds of crazy terrain.
Was that an Everest rescue?
@@Kiefsti No. Alpine probably given it says Gendarmerie on the side.
I saw a Denver Flight For Life helo pilot do that in a Colorado mountain valley. No place to actually hand, just touched the front wheel to the slope and held it level while the victim was loaded.
Damn that rescue pilot was seriously skillful! Nose stalling on the mountainside is incredible
Yeah I think he ties for Best Pilot Ever Award right up there with Sully pulling off a perfect landing on the Hudson River.
Theses guys are from PGHM (which stands for Peloton de Gendarmerie de Haute Montagne if I'm correct) from France in the Alpes. And they are very famous for this specific type of rescuing!
That guy's a skateboarder for sure. That's a nosepick.
@@jonathanallard2128 Nose grind
Dude's blades were about 3-5 feet from hitting snow and killing 4 people.
Apparently the lady at 2:03 had never flown before, but during the flight she became a real big fan
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Dad joke, haha.
Took me a few seconds, but yeah..great dad joke!
It looks so much like southern Arizona. I hope it isn't-- I thought we had top-notch desert rescues, and I kinda took pride in it.
I saw a stretcher hang on a long line from a chopper once here, but it was for a tricky corpse retrieval by a high cliff. It did not seem ok for non-adrenaline people. Ironically, the guy in the bag would have loved the ride, but he booked his last flight off the Flatiron.
Oh wait, I was triggered by the video. . . This doesn't relate to your comment . oops
Legend!
"she is spinning so fast she is outpacing the choppers actual blades" - that poor woman .
It was a serious incident, and the patient suffered worse injuries from the helicopter ride than the original accident.
That was entirely the crew's fault. There is a delicate way to do that so the patient isn't spinning like a top.
Looks like she had some kind of severe bruising and then sued and was awarded about $450,000 from the city of Phoenix.
@@latsnojokelee6434 Probably needed all of it to pay her medical bills
@@timothyclark803 how does this happen?
Serving member of the UK Air Force here - can confirm we spent several weeks learning how to fall over whilst running away from things.
lol!
lol thats good
Isn't it called the RAF not UKAF? A serving member should know that.
@@Soldmysoulforablurayplayer There are many air forces round the world with ‘Royal’ in their title, but they also have the country, such as the Royal Australian Air Force. As ours doesn’t, it’s the easier way of showing which country you’re talking about.
@@Soldmysoulforablurayplayer UKAF used to be the NATO designation. Now GBAF as Ukraine now has the UK prefix. Depending on the audience, I will tell people I was in the British navy, as they may well not know what the RN is.
The pilot at 1:35 ish needs a award for that mountain pickup.. when he rolled out of his mother he had a helicopter training manual in his hands.... people have no idea how hard that was and how effortlessly he made that look. Love your show..
and he's got a solid grasp on the length of his blades and the steepness of that slope.... i was certain they were going to be cutting snow!
Ozzy man talking about helicopters is a thing that I didn’t know I needed today
I can’t stop cackling
So well put
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I genuinely feel bad for that injured person hanging and spinning underneath the chopper. That would make me so sick and the G forces would aggravate any injuries you sustained 10 fold. lol
imagine the epic puke spiral we could've witnessed
It was BAD. The blood rushing her head and feet broke the capillaries in her face, eyes, and feet. They were blackened when she got to the hospital. She said she thought she was going to die. She was dizzy and disoriented for days. She sued and got a settlement for it. Well-deserved. I can't believe they didn't set her back down as soon as she started spinning, let alone getting to that speed. I can't imagine being bound up like that, completely helpless to do anything, and essentially almost being tortured to death for over a minute. Absolute nightmare scenario.
But she did probably get a few inches taller
Yeah, but it was fucking hilarious!
@@adamb89 She got centrifugated like a wash machine. I wonder she survived that blood pressure
cow: "Seriously! I was literally flying!"
Other cows: "yeah, you surely did mate..."
Update on the spinning lady. It happened at Piestewa Peak in Arizona. It was a 74 yr old woman, she suffered broken capillaries in her face and feet, black eyes and swelling, and couldn't walk for a few days cuz of... dizziness, no surprise there. She was awarded $450k after she sued for $2 mil for PTSD and pain and suffering.
That sounds fucking horrible. Like actually one of the worst forms of torture.
She did not get enough
Was looking for this, thank you. Might have looked funny from the outside but that was a ridiculously botched "rescue." These people are supposed to be professionals.
@@GlennC789 oh hell yeah I agree, she should have gotten more. Iirc she wanted to either take an ambulance or walk out of the park, but the paramedics insisted she use the chopper. Of course the paramedics didn't intend this and most likely felt horrible, but they do have a little tiny bit of culpability for her using the chopper. She definitely deserved the settlement, that would have been torture.
@@P_Wigs Yeah, after taxes, court fees, lawyer fees, medical bills, etc., she probably didn't even have $80k from that.
The woman that was set spinning during a helicopter rescue is Katalin Metro. Google will find you the details, but it was a very serious incident. She sued they settled for $450,000. Her medical bills were
$290,000, plus ongoing psychological issues.
I can imagine she would have!
Must have been horrible
It was funny at first, like damn she might hurl. But when it clipped to her going 5x faster you can tell it's serious
Wow saying psychological just cause she's a women wow ,🙃
A fast enough spin can kill you by boosting the blood pressure in your brain until you pop an aneurysm. It's the same reason Kittinger did those jumps from extreme altitudes, drop tests with dummies had shown the need for a drogue chute to prevent fatal flat spins, and a live test was needed to show it was reliable.
Ozzyman thank u for your content. My family has lost everything in the kentucky USA floods and this is much needed psychological relief. Also had to be rescued by choppers
😢💗💗 prayers for you and your family. stand strong
I'm so sorry for your family. I'm glad you're still with us.
Hope you are all safe and well, and that there are better times in your near future. Stay strong and keep moving forward.
Commiserations mate. Hope you're all OK. Sending much love from the UK!
From Australia sending commiserations and wishing you and your family better days ahead. The US has been suffering from a lot lately, with your floods, fires and a tornado somewhere. Best wishes mate.
That poor lady's sprained ankle turned into a brain aneurism. The pilot said it's very common.
Good thing the helicopter was there when it happened.
No way this dude can make a homemade helicopter and then doesn’t wear a helmet when trying to fly it
Well he was stupid enough to try and take off when he was still tied to the ground.
@@taags I noticed that too.. Like wtf man at least untie the death machine.
@@taags The only slightly reasonable explanation is that he was just trying to test the stability without actually taking off. Still, SO SKETCHY!!!
I'm 99% sure he died. I think it's this case
@@taags the tethers are for checking safety and stability before you actually take off, only his were way too long for an initial test.
I was a helicopter mechanic in the army for 10yrs and ngl that tarp clip got me. It doesn't take much to bring a helicopter down especially if it had gotten wrapped around either rotor shafts
Also the pilot nose landing on the mountain has epic skills along with the blackhawk pilot hovering over the ship. Serious props
In 2006 the hospital I worked at had a staff celebration with a huge cake under a huge tent...next to the helipad. The tent and cake were utterly destroyed by an incoming chopper as dozens of people ran for cover.
Dude trying to fly his homemade chopper is a complete and utter genius. Not even a helmet. Smart guy!!
He had it tied down, which was supposed to make it safe to test it, but the peg the strap was hooked to pulled out of the ground.
If he couldn't even tie it down right, what else did he do wrong building that chopper, that crash probably saved his life.
@@bigredc222 ever heard of the wright brothers? One crash will not stop people
@@codyapperson9323 See that word "probably" that makes my comment ambiguous, I learned a long time ago to make all my comments ambiguous, because on YT there's always someone that want's to challenge what you write. I don't use the comments to vent my aggression.
@@bigredc222 ...then why did you feel the need to leave a comment like this? Your drawing attention to yourself and all I did was comment about the Wright brother's having the stubbornness to keep trying. Only thing you did with your comment was sound condescending and allow me to notice how butchered my comment was...so I guess think you?
@@codyapperson9323 Something meant to be an innocent comment when spoken can sound like an attack when written, I apologize.
A friend of mine flew the US Apache helicopter.
So well they kept him to train younglings.
He said, "A helicopter is 90,000 parts that should NOT be in the air."
Meaning.
🤣 @ "to train younglings" 🔥
I knew that tarp. He was a good tarp. His family always had a black cloud hanging over them. Lived a life of spiders crawling all over them. But in the end they caught on fire right before his eye rings. That chopper was a way to end the pain.
now he lives on as 37 little tarps lmao
That French police pilot was flawless. That's some of the best helo skills I've ever seen. Awesome
Mountain Rescue.. They're damned good at what they do..
@@raysplace6548 police. Says it on the side of the helo. And they really are good, you got that bit right. Almost as good as RAF Chinook pilots... almost.
Gendarmerie. Basically French para-military. They fill the role of police in the countryside and also some rescuing on the side. I swear none of this makes sense, it's like the CRS (riot police) that do beach swim rescue during the summer...
That kind of flying is the bread and butter of the National Parks pilots at home here is Aus, hover entry and exit for fire crews in all kinds of crazy terrain.
It’s not the police, it’s the gendarmerie.
When frame rate synchronizes with rotor speed, you get some surreal video images.
The naval help was doing VERTREP, or Vertical Replenishment. Basically, cross-decking cargo from a supply vessel to another vessel as which needs spare parts and more sausages. Not the most skilled group I've seen. Done right, it's like bloody magic.
@@lairdcummings9092 I think they're referring to the first clip
@@LindaC616 I think I am, too.
Real live helicopters can look like they're just sitting still, when the frame capture rate synchronizes with the speed of rotation of the revolving object.
Shall I continue explaining the optical illusion?
@@lairdcummings9092 Not at all. I understand that. your comment above didn't seem to be commenting on that clip or the speed of the rotors or the frame. It seemed to be commenting on one of the later clips
@@LindaC616 lol I think you've missed the fact that the same person wrote the original comment and the first reply
Most crop spray choppers land on the tanker trucks to refill tanks like that, super common to see around here.
Thank you for the explanation. I was wondering what the reason for landing on the truck could be.
Good to know!
Most times it is a fungicide to stop disease spread. Rarely a pesticide. Used on trees or beds like bush tomatoes where a wheeled machine cannot go.
It's very common to see in western Iowa. But I agree, the 1st time you see it...you're like wth is happening right now 🤣
i was guessing that or carrying linemen to some serious electrical lines.
The Russian Hip chopper that hit a tarp will not fly again until inspected and fixed. Lucky it didn’t go down.
The pilot that flew around the mountain was actually really impressive, thats skill right there
That's a french Mountain Rescue company.. Can't remember their name, but those pilots are damned good at what they do.. There was a t.v. series about them..
Agreed. There are also a few clips of us military pilots, probably from 160th SOAR, who literally unload troops from a double rotor Chinook onto a cliff while 2/3 of the chopper is hanging off the cliff but all perfectly balanced.
@@fredsmith9714 I've seen that clip.. They are some of the best.. 🍻🍻
@@raysplace6548 Gendarmerie. its on the side of the helicopter ;)
That kind of flying is the bread and butter of the National Parks pilots at home here is Aus, hover entry and exit for fire crews in all kinds of crazy terrain.
The only thing I can think of for that first clip is that the helicopter's blades were spinning at a perfect multiple of the number of frames the camera was filming at, so they were always in the exact same place each and every frame. Cameras do weird things when you get frequencies involved.
Yeah. That is right.
Yea, it's common occurrence with filming helicopters or prop planes. The rotation of the blades looks slower (or freezes.)
Some car wheels do the same, it sometimes looks even like the wheels are spinning backwards 😂
The crashing toy heli blades also seems on camera to be bended like a boomerang also same issue
The still blades and blade “bending” on the model are both related to shutter speed but for different reasons. The blades not moving is due to global shutter, where a camera processes all the light information at the same time. When the shutter speed interval aligns with the rotor speed a blade is in the same place each frame so appears not to move. The rotor speed is going to be higher than the shutter speed but, given there’s 5 blades, the rotor must move 1/5th of a rotation (or a multiple of) between each frame.
The curved blades however are because of rolling shutter - where a camera process the top line of pixels first and works down the image one line at a time. For most things this isn’t an issue as they don’t move much (if at all) between each line of pixels being read. However something moving fast like rotor blades or a propeller, they move far enough between each line that they become curved or other weird shapes.
That tarp getting ripped with no consequence to chopper was fantastic. Apparently it was an Indian Air Force beast Mil Mi-17.
There’s a fine line between flying a home made chopper and suicide.
Potentially also some fine slivers too.
One young bloke in India built a small chopper last year. He died when he tried to test fly it. A blade detached and spun into the cockpit which had no doors yet ... 😯
That person spinning on the rescue stretcher had me dying 🤣 on the laundromat.
The Yellow-Shirt is a flight director and gave standardized "hand signals" to the pilot, as he cannot see below the helicopter. He signaled "up" then "turn starboard" and salute to end control...
With the late Bonnie Dick in the background.
Really? I thought he actually did aerobics, what a world we live in... imagine that. Amazing 👏
OP,
Come o it was deck aerobics and you know it, Dez and Big Davo there were the only ones to do it this morning as they had a bit of of a night at in port on the previous... props to them for being that hung over and still being able to stand on the deck like that. Well, apart from Big Davo who fell on his arse after taking the garbage to the end of the runway.
When the rescue is worse than the accident....
Seriously. As it got worse I started thinking "Please tell me there isn't actually anyone in there and this is an exercise". I can't believe she survived that.
The piloting skill on that snowy mountain rescue is INSANE, as is the hovering translation over a moving ship.
Mad skills.
One strong gust of wind and all of them would've been corpses at the bottom of that mountain.
Nice to see that the Red Shirt survived 🤣
The spinning lady nearly died..and not from her initial injuries.
God can u imagine being the elderly injured woman who got shit whipped beneath that chopper 🤣
Shit whipped must become an expression! I'm going to use the ever-loving farquhar out of it!
That video of the poor woman spinning in the stokes basket makes my head spin.
The hook man has to ground the wire (to keep from getting electrocuted by static electricity generated by the helo's rotor blades). Then he hooks the wire to the sling load. The yellowshirt LSE (Landing Signalman Enlisted) is directing the pilot with hand signals since the pilot can't see what is going on under the helo. The US Navy calls it VERTREP (vertical replenishment) and it is both fast and sometimes very dangerous.
And a lot of fun when you're 20.
Excellent explanation.
Do you know if the grounding was a designed, purposeful thing or a “how come we keep getting electrocuted” thing? Necessity can be a cruel mother.
@@whatifschrodingersboxwasacofin Like most safety procedures in the military somebody probably got hurt originally before the rule was written. I know we were using the grounding line as far back as the 1970s but I suspect if you go back even farther than that there may have been a time where somebody got zapped when they touched the line from the helo
@@johngori9477 Thanks for taking the time to reply. That’s what I figured, but I have zero knowledge of aviation engineering. I didn’t even know the rotor blades created static electricity! 🤷♂️You must know some fascinating things. 👍
@@whatifschrodingersboxwasacofin a miss-spent youth, lol. VERTREP, like many other military evolutions, can be a lot of fun in the operating areas off California and Hawaii... And then be significantly less fun when you're operating north of the Aleutian Islands, or in the heat & sandstorms of the Persian Gulf after 60 days at sea.
Imagine walking or driving under that cow. Won't be expected that load to get dumped on you!
crow and pigeons take a dump all the time having a cow shit falling from that height and velocity would be brutal.
Cow -pies- skies. 🤮
Rewatch the homemade chopper. The front wheel is still tied to a stake in the ground. That’s part of the reason it tipped over on its right hand side. You see the front wheel being held by the rope tied to a stake, when he tries to go up, it yanks on the front and the back right touches down first and then the laws of physics and gravity take over. Had he achieved lift and attitude, he would have died in a pretty short fall back to earth because that thing had no right to be in the air.
I don't think he knew what 'tethered flight' actually means. I bet he's dead embarrassed.
The ability to build a homemade chopper is very impressive. That still doesn't mean you have the skill to fly it 😂
thats the smartest and most technical way to get to destination fk'd
Unfortunately, very true! Way more true for RC pilots.
It also helps if you remove the ground lashings.
1:34 that's French Gendarmerie. So yeah 100% real rescue.
You almost destroyed my computer! At "37 smaller tarps" almost spit my drink everywhere!
After having worked on an aircraft carrier, your description of what the yellow shirt was doing had me rolling🤣🤣🤣
The blue helicopter in montain was a gendarmerie one which is french military police helicopter used to rescue people in french alpes or pyrennées
Sheesh!! That one with the tarp could have finished very differently. There's been some tragic accidents with choppers sucking shit into their rotors on take off or landing.
Who knew that making a homemade helicopter out of old car, bicycle, and lawnmower parts would send you to destination fucked 🤷🏼♀️
Yeah, he probably kept the ground lashings on so he wouldn't crash from too high up.
How is the snow mountain one even possible that was incredible
One pilot parking at an angle like a boss... Other, giving the patient G-Force experience..
All in a day's work!
when the homemade chopper went sideways i forgot my trust in Ozzy Man to not show me death because that scared the shit outta me.
I see no scenario where that guy kept his head honestly
@@dereklindsay2313 huh?
@@dereklindsay2313 Re watch it. It was still tied to the ground is why it crashed sideways. Had he attained lift and attitude, I think it would have been worse when he crashed.
@@mando686 yeah those ties were a bit too long for the blades to be able to reach the ground during a test
@@dereklindsay2313
The blades were long gone before he got injured seriously... lucky for him!
That rescue was OUTSTANDING, that was unreal. The guy with the homemade one wasn't even wearing any kind of protection, not very smart. Also the last one wigj the military ship, that is incredibly hard, they have to stay with the ship as it's moving. Just unbelievable
Not even wearing a Furze Safety-Tie™.
When I needed a laugh most Ozzy Man shows up in time.
2:05 that's definitely not the safest way to be saved. 😅
Imagine having broken bones while in that G force, shiiiiiiiish
@@unknownentity8256 i know!!!! 😱
😬 she was awarded a large amount of $$ because of additional medical problems from that rescue 😑 - so creepy to watch
@@aananimity I really hope she's doing well now. The way she was spinning was so creepy to watch, I agree.
I recently finished a Life Flight course,preparedness in rescue ops.The chopper is rather small.
The pilot one EMT and the patient.
It important to let the pilot know of surrounding obstacles,wind direction,and such as highwires ,trees and of course the ever present gawkers!
"What is safety?"
Homemade chopper pilot probably
That was too funny, hope the bastards ok
@@lk4871 i hope so, that shit make me remember the same accident in india, a young boy make homemade chopper too, but he unlucky :(
I was so scared for him
Thank goodness the homemade chopper guy was wearing his protective cap and shorts.
In the Marines every helicopter was scary to be in.
Bruh... That copter in the mountiain, that's some epic Piloting there, wow, definitely not a beginner move, a beginner would have the top rotor blades in the mountain within seconds.
1:46 the cow is a sheila, Ozzy Man. No cow is a fair dinkum bloke. A bull, however, is a good bloke. Just sayin’.
2:58 "Red-Shirt Guy eats shit..." 3:09 "A Yellow-Shirt Man commences doing weird shit... Whatever he did, it farkin' worked. Mission complete."
Sounds like any given episode of Star Trek
The lady being airlifted on a stretcher.... she probably passed out in the first 30 seconds and her heart rate dropped to 15bpm and lucky for her, because otherwise her head and feet probably would have exploded gruesomely
Why the cow? Imagine how freaked out you’d be as a cow not knowing wtf is going on
The cow: "Weeeeee!", probably.
Ozzy can talk about anything mundane and make it hilarious. Love ya channel mate.
2:17 - "FUCK A DUCK! It got worse!"
I knew it got worse, but that Aussieman commentary was hilarious! 😂😂😂
Holy crap, that rescued woman threw up 9999 times.
Probably went up her nose and into her eyes because of the spinning too...
Fun fact. All those signals were telling the pilot what he needed to do to clear the load off the deck. And, they were attaching the hook to the load not pulling the helo down.
Fuck me, 30000 IQ!!!
Oh, but the cow really booked chopper Uber, right? Or was Ozzy Man wrong about that aswell?
I think it only became 29 smaller tarps, but I appreciate your assessment.
Oz is bringing it back old school. Still got it mate!
That sky in the beginning is beautiful!
Oh, finally! That review looked and sounded like an Ozzyman review should. I already started to fear Ozzy had gone into soft drinks completely, I'm glad I was wrong
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"Here's me face "
Is how Ozzy man should introduce himself to people in real life..
That's how I'm going to start doing it from now on.
I may also address people as beautiful bastards and CLINTS.
"Shit fuck there's an issue with the flaps and the wheels and basically everything" is the single funniest and most underrated line in this video 🤣
That pilot hovering next to a 45 degree angle. He is the shit. That’s American for fair dinkem bloke.
Thank you for always making me smile, OzzyMan!
Fantastic Ozzy man. Can’t keep a good chopper down!
That's what she said? I'll get my coat.
That second clip where he lands on the truck is an agricultural spraying operation. The truck driver refuels the helicopter and loads the belly tank with chemicals to be sprayed through the booms towards the front of the helicopter at the front. Typically, you want to find a better landing zone than the road, but sometimes that's all that's available.
That one with the tarp could have gotten really bad although thankfully the pilot stayed cool
Watching 2 SH-60's do vertical replenishment together between 2 ships at sea is an amazing thing to watch. The coordination and skill is amazing!
As an owner let me tell you: we are not rich. We are extremely poor, since everything we make goes into maintaining these massive money pits.
Laughing out loud!!!!! Now this is the Ozzyman that I subscribed to a few years ago!!! Keep it up my friend!
1:20 the fact that helicopters can just push against an incline is as amazing as Tanks and submarines existing.
This man could literally talk about Poop and everyone would love it.
I don't think we'd be surprised to see "Ozzy Man Reviews Poop" to be honest 😆
1:00 Holy fuck! I was like no way this homemade pilot is about to decapitate himself in classic glory, we’ve already had enough, lo and behold, his dumbass almost had a propeller divide him into 10 separated parts.
I believe I saw a report a couple of years back this dude actually died right there. He got hit on his head and yeah. R.i.p.
The guy landing on a truck with his chopper is one of the purest moments on planet Earth.
I love your delivery…….😂😂I was waiting for Choppa, you didn’t disappoint cunny funt
Was that homemade chopper staked to the ground when he was trying to lift off?
regarding the helio on the ship; the first guy wasn't pulling it down with a hook he was using the hook to dissipate any static charge so the second guy could attach the load onto the heilo without getting shocked btw
It should be obvious that he’s not pulling the heli with the hook, but it’s very interesting to know the real reason. I just thought it had to do with the actual attaching of the cargo. Learn something new every day
That last one was an UNREP or an underway replenishment. Helos in tandem fly back and forth from the supply ship to the receiving ship. They also can shoot lines across from one ship to the other to pump fuel and run cargo across the gap. It's actually a fascinating evolution to watch as massive amounts of material are moved sorted and processed by sailors on each ship. On a carrier there are probably 300 people involved in moving and storing the items.
that red-shirt guy falling over is definitely following his job description. He's a red-shirt after all.
That wildly spinning injured person made me laugh so hard, but also how horrific and awful.
Me too. If there's a hell, we've booked our tickets
the guy that chopped the tarp got SO lucky... an imbalance on a blade the weight of a postage stamp can cause a crash
Bullshit, if that was true no helicopter would ever be capable of flying. Do you have any idea how much turbulence any aircraft is subjected to while in flight?
How to stop the bleeding from the waist. Rotate your patient at high speed until all blood is at the extremities.
He used his owl rotation knowledge, applied it, and is saving lives.
Daaamn! Some of these are AMAZING! Especially the mountain rescue. That pilot is stellar!
People who build their own helicopters get what's coming to them one way or another. Great success, or spectacular death.
'So Mr Bell, tell me about the helicopter you built...'
Oi
I actually am a Yellow-Shirt guy in real life at my job. This is the best description of my job ever!!
The first clip is a perfect example of a phenomena in photography known as a Glitch in the facking Matrix!!!
Only time I was on helicopter ride was when I was stabbed in the neck.
I had plenty to drink so
It was still kinda cool
Until I got all my cloths cut off and didn’t have wallet or phone and nobody knew what hospital I was taken to.
But hey. What can you ask from a free heli ride
Damn, I wanna party with you, bro!
Definitely need more of this one!
I work with helicopters every day and I found this hilarious! Thanks!
You got me good on “suddenly does general aerobics”. That’s the chuckle. Thanks.
Thanks ozzy man. 1:28 made me learn about swashplate which I didn't know existed