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280000 years of evolution.... embarrassing
Sir there's something wrong with the audio. It's only working in the left side and it's not my headphones, double checked.
The battle buddy guys that looses his grenade reminds me of that 80’s movie with dan Akroid and Chevy chase when they go to boot camp and are morons lolol
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LETS GO!!! Love it when u say that,liovin ur work jameson from the UK🇬🇧
That guy got to nearly 8 G's, that's more than respectable...
Definitely
You took the words out of my mouth.
Dude for a moment i though the devil himself just got him
Exactly
8 Gs is 8 times earths gravity
The best part is that he never cracked a smile, even while laughing.
What....
They are people too lol, not machines
Awww, he's got a fabulous smile! I see it all the time! He's a hard, bad ass fella, but he smiles! I guarantee it. 😉
johnson81508 he’s a marine, he doesn’t show strong emotions. You’ll learn that on bootcamp at Paris Island, South Carolina.🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
The guy that got grabbed in the crotch, yeah he smiled while laughing watch is closely as he is turning away from the camera.
“Drill sergeant I dropped my grenade over there somewhere”(points behind them)😂😂like wtf😂😂
Realistically though you're gonna drop shit sometimes in battle. Explosions and running and crawling and all this shit hanging off you isn't always gonna be there when you reach for it.
Thats nothing when I was in boot we had a trainee sweep the fire line with a loaded m16 that he couldn't get to fire. Damn near had the range master shoot him.
Is that worse than throwing it then realizing you forgot to pull the pin?
@@alexanderheflin9937 Jesus...🙄 Are you kidding me?! I've never served so I've obviously never been to bootcamp but I knew at 5 not to ever point a loaded gun (or cleared for that matter) at anyone unless your intent is to shoot them. Do they not give you a basic safety lesson before you get out there or something?! I'd hate to be the range master every time a new group of recruits come through because kids today are f*cking morons!
"Is he having a baby, or get hit by pepper spray?"
I died.
But your alive
What got me was he said what do you guys think afterwards
That pepper spray is no joke man I worked in corrections and got sprayed with that stuff and it's like getting hot grease splashed on your face and it will burn like that for about an hour . And reactivate if your skin hits moisture.
😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@codytruax7858 and? It sucks but being like that is ridiculous
*Guy pulls 7.5 Gs*
"He didnt even pull that many Gs and he was done"
Thats why some people are in the air force, while others in the marine.
Such a shot talker, like this a a lot of g*s
yeah that'll only make his body weight somewhere along the lines of 1500 lbs but sure, I bet his bloodflow will have no trouble with that.
@@dickiewongtk You know marines have fighter jets too right?
idrc i saw dudes face after coming back and that was the funniest shit i've seen today honestly lmao
"you're weapon is out of ammo!". "how?". "cause you shot it all!"
"But I thought this was AMERICA?"
Yea we watched it
US: "That's a machine gun!"
German: *laughs in MG42*
fun fact he's firing it like an mg3 which is the standard MMG of the German army, due to high fire rate they fire in very short burst to prevent overheating, but then as pvt joe tells him "it's a machine gun" the German guy figures out how it is supposed to be fired
@@sam8742 MMG? The MG3 is an LMG.
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Ohh yeah my bad I was thinking in comparison to the bren.
This isn't a machine gun, THIS is a machine gun: *MG34*
@@dariogrosse5053 It was a beautiful milestone of warfare engineering, indeed. But why would you ever put it up against machinery that is so much more efficient versus the cost of production, and time consumption, as well as field-prepping, -stripping and cleaning?
For all intents and purposes, the MG34 was the better weapon - unless you needed to take into account real life obstacles and limitations.
"What'd you think? Put that in the comments." - Abe Lincoln
lol. its a thing that came out of now where for me
Big facts - Keanu Reeves
@@JamesonsTravels enjoy your videos Jameson.
You should make some t shirts with your slogan & some with that disapproving look you always have 😂🤑
@@lancelot0007 Man, if you wear a shirt that says that, you'll have your ear bent and time wasted by every idiot and their brother. Why not just tattoo "PESTER ME !" across your forehead !? lol It's OK for a comment section, but I'd keep it there.
My left ear feels great
My phones speaker isn’t working well 😂
Ah. Newbie video. Better now. Sorry to blow out your left speaker. Lol.
idk 7 g's will test anyone who hasn't pulled like that before
Yeah those trainers are no joke. Especially if it's your inaugural run. No idea what to tense up etc. Disclaimer: I have no experience in this field.
Yeah, pretty crazy stuff. I've only seen one guy go that high without any prior training and the video was pretty viral a few years back
@@richardfierro2699 There's also that bald guy who was able to max out the machine a few times in a row, and at full tilt he was hardly even bothering to squeeze. He was just looking around like a normal day
@@twizz420 I believe you're talking about the Rafale pilot... who did 9Gs for 30 seconds! He was DEFINITELY squeezing!
I feel bad for his neck. Going limp like that at 7Gs has got to feel awful for a good while afterwards
I’ve been oc sprayed and it took almost 45 seconds to kick in everyone reacts different a small portion of people won’t feel the effects at all
its sucks but you know its coming
@u a I don't know where you get the idea that he was making fun of the guy. You're socially inept if you got that from that reply.
@u a You're comparing a guy getting pepper-sprayed to soldiers getting their legs stumped, dummy.
Yeah. I don't buy it
Especially when it gets sprayed into your fucking eyes
Some won't feel it at all? no way, then it's some fault with the equipment. There's the same stuff in pepperspray as in chillies, and you won't find one singel person who is immune against rubbing Carolina reaper in their eyes
0:15 She did more damage to him than the taser did to her.
Rip ballz
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We not gonna talk about how he doesn’t blink for like a minute straight?
A trick they taught him in boot
@Brad Wang yeah he just blinks when we blink
@@SovietWinnieThePoo Hhahahahahaha
He's probably just blinking between the frames that his camera was catching.
That first mp chick was hot. She even knew where to grab when tassed😱😂-GSH
2:50 7 G he experienced. That's quite a LOT
Yeah, yikes.
It’s the average for those in training, hence not much for him.
To clarify.. Many factors are involved like that guy’s overall health + sleep, diet etc. He didn’t look focused, which is necessary for the breathing they would’ve practiced. The woman we see later in the video was the opposite- focused.
The female soldier that got sprayed was way tougher than that screaming baby earlier
Some people are immune to it same with tear gas
That’s what she said
Hes probably the same kinda dude who's scared of the gas chamber
Well, woman has more tolerance to physical pain. but who knows. us males have never been pregnant before.
@@N1Zer0 meanwhile my mum: screams and cries when she gets a small bruise.
Nah, I had all the pride but when the oc spray hit my eyes for the first time I screamed. So did everyone else. Still completed it though.
lol. its a shocker. i think i was trying hard not to after seeing some guys getting worked up over it.
@@JamesonsTravels I felt the same way. Didn't make a peep. Did the drills. Fastest time out of 60 guys. I had one pride scream at the end after hearing "Fastest time!".
I once saw a recruit when I was in infantry school , pull the pin on a grenade release the spoon and drop grenade and throw pin, sgt had to tackle the recruits into the trench
LMAOOO
Something similar happened to me in army basic training. Guy was trying to get kicked out. He'd been recycled two or three times, so he was done. Anyway, he pulled the pin, and set the grenade on top of the blast window frame. The Drill Sgt smacked the grenade over the edge, and tackled the private into the pit. When they came up, the private had a few more bruises and cuts on his face than you would think from a tackle.... XD
@@calminer941 but....did he get kicked out or recycled again lol?
@@nykeliaadams8200 They booted him. After that many recycles and then pulling that stunt...he got dishonorably discharged for failure to adapt.
That aint right. The trench is for the grenade. They are all along the wall and deep. The concrite platform where you throw from has slanted floors so any dropped grenades roll into the trench. Sounds like you watched to many movies.
Oh that rubber chicken test...I’d crack in less than 10 seconds...
I just think of getting smoked and don’t focus on what’s happing
I'd probably start explaining that it's the juxtaposition of getting ready for war and having a squeaky chick--
Drill: Shut the hell up!
I had real sympathy to the point of tears in my eyes for the guy who could not swim. He was never taught to swim and have water confidence
I'm a sinker. I don't know that I'd be shaking like him, but I know it wouldn't end any better than his situation did - felt bad knowing that it was going to end badly.
dude she grabbed his junk in the first clip that was hilarious. I think he ended up in as much pain as her.
😂
I feel glad to that guy cause you guys have no more “no ask no tell” stuff.
*normal person gets pepper sprayed* “that’s horrible”
*person in military gets pepper sprayed*
“iTs pArT oF tRaInIng”
5:59
“I’m not sure if that was planned”
6:10
“I guess not”
I’m dead😂
When I did OC Level 1, I wasn't screaming, but I could not open eyes to save my life!
HOLY CRAP I lost it on the Rubber Chicken vs. Military Bearing!!! 🤣🤣🤣
That was pretty good. Love to see guys having fun.
I've never felt so annoyed with a challenge in my life that kid screaming was something else🤣🤣
The Apache crash the pilot over coms was yelling he had no throttle control as he approached the structure which is why it sped up as he decended the. Went full throttle into an arc and the lost power on the way back down and then went full power as it approached the ground . When it impacted the throttle went full power and it carried the AH-64 over 1200 feet before rolling a number of times bursting into flames. It killed both pilot and gunner. Really Tragic and sad accident that was no fault of the pilot. Sad to see it in the in a comedic compilation. The comments are always talking about the pilot showing off but it wasn’t the case. RIP brothers.
appreciate the overview. RIP to both warriors.
Yeah was definitely curious about that what is the name of this incident?
Think you're referencing another incident. Whole crew survived in this one, which took place in Paktika province in Afghanistan.
The crew didn't die in this incident. IDK where you got this story.
I'm not even a pilot and I know that you do not modulate the engine throttle on a helicopter. The engines are running full nut all the time. The collective changes main rotor blade pitch, cyclic changes the angle of the main rotor and the foot pedals are your yaw or tail rotor control. What happened here he probably over torqued coming up for pad approach, lost rotor RPM and lift then continued to try and pull out of it further losing RPM....managed to carry speed and use the cyclic to keep from crashing the time but freaked out again....then lost it. I think there is a term to describe this in flying helicopters but again.....im not a pilot, i just stayed at holiday inn express
As a Dutch Afghanistan veteran who has worked with USMC , you sir, sound exactly the same as Master Sergeant P, evans. Served in Chora/ balluchi valley Uruzgan province. A Salut to you and all the soldiers who served in ISAF/ operation enduring freedom. Keep the content coming.
salut to you and all other brothers in arms.
"Is he having a baby or did he get hit with pepper spray?" Absolutely priceless!
I can’t tell you how many times I’ve tripped over nothing, can’t do shit but laugh it off
Aren’t there selections to see who is a minimum fit physically and mentally to be a combat troop?
I mean at times like ww2, vietnam and such I can understand you don’t have a choice. But when soldiers are volunteers and coming from such a big country, shouldn’t selection be more selective from the begining?
supposed to be
@@JamesonsTravels Reminds me of some companies I worked for, like Rolex. They think to highly of themselves and think they can transform any moron into a proper technician by training and providing technology. They don't realize the soul of the company is the heart of the employees that and predisposed spirit for the job.
Same goes for soldiers. Sure the army makes them soldiers, sure you can't have an army of heroes! But you do need a minimum of spirit for it...
There is a minimum that you're tested for but that doesn't mean that you're necessarily fit enough for everything that you have to do in boot camp. I remember when I joined the Marines, all they tested you for initially was that you would be able to pass the Physical Fitness Test (PFT) and that was it. They didn't test for your ability to run an obstacle course, how well you could shoot, march, hump, and a million other things you do in boot camp, just that you can pass the PFT.
Regardless, the Marine Corps has a simple way of dealing with the unfit, if you can't hack it physically and/or are overweight, you get dropped from your platoon and sent to what's called the Physical Conditioning Platoon (PCP0) and all of your training stops and is put on hold. All you do in PCP is work out until you are in shape enough to continue and/or lost enough weight to meet the standards. Once you're released from PCP you are then assigned to a new platoon that's at roughly the same point you were when you were dropped.
The Marine Corps actually does this whenever a recruit fails any major test whether it's Marine Corps history and general knowledge tests, rifle qual, or swim qual, or if you get seriously injured or sick. In the case of failing a test, you get one chance to make it up, if you fail that then you get dropped and put in with a platton that's not quite reached that same point yet or is about to so you have a little more time study/practice. In the case of sickness or injury, you get sent to a Medical Recovery or Rehabilitation Platoon (MRP) until you get better, at which point, like with PCP you get reassigned to a new platoon that's at roughly the same point you were when you got sick or injured.
A lot of qualified people may not want this kind of life. Or they're like me and have damned Type 1 diabetes, so they go into business instead . . . I'm just vicariously proud of my friends, family, fellow Americans who served/serve. Godspeed to them all!
You'd be surprised.
“It’s amazing what Mcdonald’s can do”👌🏼💀💀
It’s true.
Im not sure what's worse. Dying in a helicopter crash or living to pay for the one you wrecked.
I was a competitive swimmer through highschool and a few years in college. It's actually kind of odd to see someone who can't swim or fears swimming. Then again I have a fear of sharks, even in olympic sized chlorinated pool. Basking sharks of all species. That thing is right there underneath me untill I break from back stroke into freestyle and get a clear view of what's below me. Its called galeophobia, and its a phobia because its irrational. It made me faster, or at least as fast as a man could be trying to swim away from a shark.
*Stonks*
03:15 i wasn´t there, but serverd for 4 years in the german army (as a tank commander) and the first MG 3 shooting exercises are to be very accurate. The support fire you give with a MG you learn later. So i bet he did this just short fire and fire and fire to be accurate and save ammo. So this is the reason he started to smile and said okay.
It's due to the fact that the MG3 has a much higher cadence (1200 rpm) and is not designed for continuous fire (the barrel will heat up in less than 30 seconds and cause jamming). MG3 soldiers are trained to use small bursts of fire to avoid overheating. The Cal. 50 has a lower cadence (450 - 600 rpm) and can fire longer without breaks since it has better cooling capabilities. The soldier was initially using the MG3 fire drill on it. Once the Americans told him that he can fire more continuously with the browning, he adapted.
"drill sergeant I dropped my grenade somewhere over there" lmao
5:23 --- it's amazing what McDonald's can do LOLOLOLOL!!!
At 5:40 he became private Pyle
The female soldier that didn't react to the OC spray was probably due to the instructor not shaking it before dispersing.
"How often does this happen Sergeant!" I was rolling!
Oc also has upto a 7 second delay
When I was in the army we went through NBC training which of course included CS exposure. I had heard stories that a very, very few people weren't effected by it, but when I went through it I was just like all the others, nearly choking and blind. However there was one female private who truly wasn't effected by it. I saw it with my own eyes, I couldn't believe it but it can happen. She didn't even have watery eyes. Lucky girl.
That army kid has seen too many action movies where no one ever runs out of ammunition.
The lad jumping in the pool and sinking was making the classic "push down" movements associated with non-swimmers drowning.
There's an awful video on TH-cam of 3 indian dudes who decided to take a dip in a lake on a hot day and all three of them drown. The exact same movements, and they disappear under horrifyingly quick. Just terrible to watch.
Also, being close to a drowning person is very dangerous because their instinct is to grab hold as hard as they can to anything in range, and when your body is absolutely flooded with "holy sh*t I'm ACTUALLY about to die" levels of adrenaline, they can be freakishly strong.
Back in the 90's, I pulled a young boy who was about 8 years old out of a lake cos he was struggling and about to go under, and you wouldn't believe how strong his grip was!
Until I felt it, I'd never have imagined a child would be capable of exerting that level of force... so a full grown adult can be very dangerous to assist indeed.
It's one of the main reasons why you should hold them from the back during a rescue.
Straight facts
That was my first thought too, that he can't swim so I don't know what they asked him to do in that water that deep, but this looked terrible. :( What was his comment on the video? I didn't understand it fully. If he says he can't swim the military would train him first before doing something like this?
@@Kvikveg7 I would hope its fear breaking, dude looked terrified of the water so theyre trying to force him to deal with it so he can do it if necessary
My friend was a rescue swimmer and she said you can punch a drowning person in the gut so they black out faster, and it becomes possible to rescue them
She said an elbow works well also
That blonde female soldier took the pepper spray like a fucking champ.
K feel like Jameson while not the most popular youtuber has a loyal fanbase. That's what I put in the comments
careful with that tongue! covid about n all that :P
Aye; I'll always make sure to click on any new video from Jameson
It's cool to see him try stuff out a bit to grow the channel a bit but with staying true to himself. Other channels are more popular but you can see the youtubers playing a character. Wich is also cool because it is entertainment after all...
Heya Jamesons, there is an issue with the audio when it comes to your voice, I am only hearing it on my left side of my headset.
same. its a little disorienting
@@mathieuroberts4879 It is, and the side that doesn't get sound while he speaks kinda hurts for me
Just realized
@@iisakharilo Oh dear
It's the earpod he's using.
The pilot in the G trainer actually hit 7.9g n was told not to do the G strain manoeuvre to show him how quickly u can spaz out if u don’t.
8:25 that "believe it or not you were swimming" comment is sometimes the little catalyst that can help turn a trainee around, he was scared shitless but a little encouragement can make a huge difference
Also looking at the kids face a guess of mine would be that he got OC sprayed. Pepper spray definitely sucks for sure but i have only seen reactions like that when I was in a course and had to get OC sprayed myself.
I agree. Oc spray really fucked me up. But I wasn’t screaming like that. We had one kid who was screaming crazy loud and was ineffective for the whole day
We got OC sprayed... if anyone screamed like that they would of been sent you to HQ Company.
Cpl. M same with our guys. This guy was an RO anyways
OC spray is horrible thats for damn sure
Reflash in the shower later that night😤
I was the one in training that had no reaction to the gas chamber. The training staff would 'borrow' me all the time to go into the chamber with new platoons, name rank number all without flinching, then they'd ask who wants to go next, the amount of people who removed their respirator took a deep breath and then turned to me with a look of utter betrayal in their eyes.
Di: you've ran out of ammo
Soldier: why?
Di: cuz you shot all of it
Soldier: why?
😂
That has to be fake. No one can be that dumb. He must have been filming in anticipation that the private was going to do something stupid or it was staged. For the sake of humanity, I hope it was staged.
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Or he was really sleep deprived. People act really stupid when they don't get their beauty rest.
Had some buddies of mine decide to all sleep in the same rack as a joke during Basic. Like 6 guys under one blanket. Needless to say we were smoked until the sun came up, then we did our morning PT. Good times.
I was a M2 Browning .50 cal gunner in Iraq. Super fun weapon system. It will push the truck backwards even if the driver has his foot on the break.
I remember my brother went into the army several years ago. Of course he's out now, only did 3 years cause he wanted to start a family, but he had a bunch of great stories to tell. My favorite one is probably on one of their last jumps(airborne) this guy's shoot dididn't open, then his reserve opened too late, and he smacks into the ground basically unhindered. Well these guys are looking at him like "Well fuck, he's dead" until a few seconds later the lucky bastard gets on his feet and runs off to join em
“I dropped my grenade over there sir” 😂😂😂😂
Man OC spray hurts, but that seemed excessive
Not a fan of it but wow, the drama.
5:50 me flying a mini copter in rust for the first time
0:33 Ah yes. Ants.
A former soldier, Specialist Zach Moreland, once talked about doing pushups over a fire ant hill. They crawled in his pants and bit his three best friends to sh*t.
Jamesons, i was having a hard day but watching your videos has cheered me up so much. Your channel is amazing! Your commentary is great and each video is a joy to watch. Thank you for your service love from, Australia.
i love how fast you get to the point of the video, its refreshing to not skip the 1st minute of a video
It’s when he told the drill Sergeant he dropped his Grenade over there that had me laughing, dude how just how.😂😂
0:17 .... and that is how I met your mother, kiddo.
Lmao
@ 2:50 you say that wasn't many g's.... i mean my dude that was 7g's almost 8..... thats quite a lot LMAO
preference that with for a pilot. not me.
@Jamesons Travels
Well, let’s say this man weighs about around 200 pounds.
1G is regular weight, so 8 G’s would be his weigh times 8.
That would mean that this guy was experiencing about around *1600 lbs* of force from all those G’s. (Considering my weight assumption was correct)
I don’t see how they do it.
Also, thank you for your service, sir.
5:00 is Private Pyle irl but needs to be soaped down so he will actually become the Private Pyle
Funny thing about the dude from 5:02, is it reminded me when I went into the Navy, I was 6'5", pale white, and a big head with a goofy smile. I hadn't even left processing when they started calling my Piles. However, I had taken my recruiter's advice to heart and trained for the two months before going to Great Lakes, so when I was the only one who passed the physical on day one, I lost that nickname right away, thank god. Still always blew me away how many out of shape people there were that I was the only one of my berthing that passed the physical test. No magic pen in basic.
'Cept the SEAL recruits, but, I mean, they were on a playing field of their own and got their own physical tests.
'spray her more!'
woah i’m here so early, it’s 4 in the morning for me, now i realize why i randomly woke up, my body sensed a vid
The German soldier on the .50 was so used to the MG3 so that's why he fired in short bursts.
The first one, she was just looking for something familiar and comforting to hold.
US Soldier: "it's a machinegun!"
German soldier internally: Ami my country invented these things, and then perfected them, I think I know a mg when I see it
German externally: lol pewpewpewpewpewpew
Murica invented the 1st machinegun, gatling gun was invented during the civil war
@@hllboi817 gatling gun was a crank gun, it was operated by turning a crank to rotate through the barrels. The Maxim 1908 Machinegun was a German weapon, which operated fully on its own, the operator only needing to load, cock and pull the trigger. The gatling guns loading and chambering systems were manually operated while the Maxim gun's chambering system operated automatically. Which is why the Maxim 08 is regarded as the first machine gun
@@mallorywinchester5548 ur forgetting 1 detail, Maxim wasnt german
And i classify a machine gun at the time as something that can shoot multiple rounds in rapid succession from. A fixed location
@@hllboi817 ah ok, I had been informed that he was German
"It's amazing what McDonald's can do" cracks me up every time lol.
I knew he lost that helo when he almost stalled it. Dang I hope nobody got killed in that crash.
Aaron Holder Sadly, the Pilot and gunner was killed (info from one of the top comments).
@@alum3676 Damn that sucks. Thanks for the info. It was too much momentum, it didn't look survivable. My heart goes out to the family.
The Army has gone so down hill...
I was in the Army, and I have to agree with you. EMBARRASSING! That is the pussification of the American Male!
most people enlist a bs mos to get out as a specialist and use that gi bill
Well they can have fun sometimes geez
IMO and for what it’s worth the army is about strength by numbers it’s definitely gone down hill though
there are units in the army with good history and there sure are the outstanding heroes such as Audie Murphy and many others that are the epitome of warriors, but as a whole, the army has always been a joke.
omg that guy, we do gass hurts every year and I've never seen anyone scream like that
“Drill srgt.... I dropped my grenade somewhere over there I think” 😨🤣
Robb Hale ...at least he didn’t say “here’s the pin, Drill sgt!”
"That wasn't that many Gs"
7.5 to 8 Gs is quite a bit. Most people pass out after 5 Gs.
Oh you made my day. The screaming guy that got pepper sprayed. What a big baby 😂
7.5Gs for 5+ seconds "not that many Gs"
Lmao okay buddy
The reason they struggle on the Quigley is because they’re totally stressed out, mentally exhausted and out of breath. In retrospect it looks fun but so does the O-course and camping in the swamp lol. I don’t recall seeing anybody who was afraid to go underwater but we did a low-cross course under barbed wire one night and a Virginia lightning storm erupted.
The scariest thing was a flash of lightning while I was crawling under… in the flash I saw a DIs boots right next to my head. He had been standing there silently evaluating the entire time.
"is he having a baby" lmao more insults! that was gold.
Those rubber chickens'll get me everytime. Maybe it's a lack of discipline but I sure as hell can't keep a straight face for longer than 10 seconds the second they put one of those in my line of sight.
I believe this was part of advanced training for honor guards.
@@orlock20 makes sense, my cousin's MTI did this and he said he couldn't last 😂
I wasn’t in the military but I am pretty sure that was a chicken.
That Apache one ended some careers I'm thinking. Assuming they lived and I'm not too confident that that wasn't fatal.
That Apache didn't identify as an attack helicopter it identified as a widget spinner.
I heard somewhere that it was from a loss of throttle control.
both the pilot and gunner were killed
Ah Ol' Smoky. I was first squad in the CS chamber and because I was extremely athletic I planned on reciting everything without taking a breath. Got passed one drill no probs but the second - he knew what I was doing and gave me a little motivation pat to the sternum to make sure I was breathing correctly... Set the tone for the rest of my 10 weeks.
My unit in basic had fun in gas mask training, once we took off our masks we all waited as long as possible in the trailer to see who could stay the longest.
"Spray her more" 🤣
@6:10 “I guess not” 😂😂😂😂😂😂I’m in tears
When I see this, I’m so grateful that God made men and I’m so grateful to the men who really are men.
I can understand why DI’s have to be tough. It would take a lot of patience to train people , especially those who aren’t the sharpest tool in the shed. I will always remember my son and how proud he was the uniform. I was proud of him beyond words, but I never expected his DI to seek me out to say that he just had to meet the woman who raised such a fine young man. I fought back tears that entire day at Paris Island.
Kids these days like to make noise, my Father told me as a young boy,{i dont want to hear that noise boy} as he stitched my arms up after a pitbull attacked me. I hated him at that moment but, realised later that he couldnt stitch me if i was shouting and moving around. That stayed with me my whole life and i learned the value later in life of dealing with pain quietly..
Yep spot on just makes it worse for everyone around you, I got mauled by a dog when I was seven he got my hand arm face ear, I was tossed around like a rag doll for what seemed like ages until my dad got me out of his mouth. I didn't make that noise even then or when they stitched me up.
Not everyone has a high pain tolerancy. What a pathetic comment.
@@dynamic5802 why is my comment pathetic? Mine is an observation of never seen anyone act like that.
@@reubendobbs8011 Thing is there are peeps with very low pain tolerancy, which makes them more prone to react in a painful way.
@@dynamic5802 maybe pal but my observation is not pathetic it's a matter of fact and for your information you can train yourself not to react by screaming like a stuck pig. In a military situation it can be life or death being heard. If you are a military man as I was that should be obvious if not scream as much as you like, me never felt the need and I have had and have more pain than a wiff of C's. So I find you pathetic in your remarks.
How the heck do you even select a guy that can't freaking even swim for any military job at all ?
Then again over here basicly every childs learns to swim from a very early age how common is that over there ?
@@mauricematla1215 in the States, unless you have a pool, go to a beach somewhat regularly, or live on the coast, you don't really have a need to learn to swim.
It's great to know for safety, but if you don't have means to learn, then you just have to hope you'll catch on quick when you're drowning. That said, if I was going into the military, swimming would be one of the first things I learned in preparation. Being taught by being tossed in and being yelled at seems like an awful plan lol
Theirs a lot of ppl who can’t swim actually mostly poor or underprivileged but it’s still a common phenomenon I luckily learned to swim at the age four some ppl don’t have that option and some ppl don’t learn till they’re way older it just depends you can’t blame a guy or girl for not being able to swim if they had shitty parents and no money it’s not they’re fault but it is common sadly not everyone has a pool or live close enough to a beach to say hey let’s go
My father was in the Navy, couldn't swim a stroke. Tried to teach him and he made a lot of splashing but still not good. The Petty Officer fished him out and said, "If your ship sinks, guess you're going to drown."
@@mauricematla1215 dumbest question I've seen yet.
The Apache crash was in Paktika province Afghanistan in 2012. There was an investigation but no public information about the crew aside from they sustained minor injuries. The maneuver he did is actually part of official doctrine, called a "return to target" and is something the pilots are trained for. It was 1 of 2 Apaches in the area who were providing overwatch for a foot patrol which was picking up air dropped supplies. However it's clear he was showing off. I was never able to find information about the consequences. I assume the pilot lost flight status if he wasn't discharged. There is a still shot from the incident the tail of the chopper passes directly over one of the men on the ground only a few feet above him. Very close call.
The problem was that the pilot didn't adjust for altitude. The pilot got a wake up call that he was flying in thinner air when he crashed.
We had a guy freak out during the gas chamber, it took for people to keep him from busting out of the chamber and freaking out. He ended up ripping his mask off because he thought it wasn't working.
We had one ran out twice. He was over 6 feet tall probably about 250 lbs so they couldn't hold the doors closed so one of the Drill Sargents grabbed him in a bear hug, carried him back in and held him in there until he stopped holding his breath. The DS didn't have a mask on either and they were in there so long the DS nose was bleeding when came out. Saying my Drill Sargents were psychopathic animals would not do them any justice
He sounds like he is dying from some pepperspray.
She definitely just used that as an excuse to cop a feel 😂
I went through Parris Island in 1969 and we had to enter a dark shack loaded with Tear Gas , they ripped of your gas mask , threw it on the floor and you had to find it, reapply it answer some questions before they let you leave. We all left puking and snot running everywhere. To add to the discomfort they were also burning heat tabs from C-RATS in the little shack. We all took it pretty well, but can't say we weren't scared to death. We weren't allowed to talk with each other so hard to say everyone was fine with it. Better than PT until you died lol.
"I DROPPED MY GRENADE SOMEWHERE OVER THERE!!!!" LOOOL
5:39 you were talking about private Pyle, he hit that bar exactly like Pyle did in fmj
1 thing I will say sucks, is being sprayed with Max bear mace. Absolutely worst pain I've felt, way more than broken bones.
Edit: just so everyone knows, Max bear mace is made for grizzly bears up here in Canada.
Flying in mountains is completely different as very little air under your rotor blades
The turbine engines of helicopters are also generating less power at mountain altitudes which are right near the maximum level for most helicopters. So it's a double whammy less power output and less air being moved by the rotor blades.
That is why the CH-47 was used so much in Afghanistan it is less effected by higher altitudes.
What that pilot did... I'm sure after the initial shock of missing the building, he panicked when he started to lose control. To be honest, that crash could have been a LOT worse.
@@tristanholland6445 yeah, that's not how helicopters work. lift isn't a result of it 'moving air', but rather it moving through the air. it's a wing. the difference is the way it gets airspeed over the 'wing' is by spinning, instead of by being pushed or pulled by thrust.
Tristan Holland luck to be in an apache with them sitting in an armoured cockpit
@@halcionkoenig243 If I remember correctly not even a scratch on crew, probably put them flying desk for a while!
Black hawk down! “Who was flying the chopper? “ don’t know sarge, was it Private S.Q Urkel??
I can binge these videoss. Good words from a wise man
I think Jameson completely missed the crotch grab in the first one, ha.
The crash at 6:15 ! Damn i remember hearing about this on the news guys where lucky as shit no deaths or serious injuries