View from the cockpit of an F/A-18E Super Hornet

[jackass14145]

wow, this is exacly what i want to do, F/A-18 super hornet pilot on an aircraft carrier

[biggiesmalls981]

the breaks on that thing are fucking incredible

[harrier331]

@biggiesmalls981 its not the breaks that are stopping it there are cables on the aircraft carrier and on the bottom of the jet is a hook that latches onto the cable when landing and slows the aircraft down incredibly quickly

[Appleguy2456]

don't understand why do people have to put music to these videos...

[leptir70]

GREATEST JOB IN THE WORLD THAT EXIST

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[Miqimus]

before russian Flanker-E pilot came to server...

[roykeane110]

Pilots look badass with that visor and mask on

[lweber557]

@roykeane110 Yeah but they look cooler with the visor up, mask on, raybands on.

[gerry7man555]

gay americans

[808crazyshit]

@gerry7man555 fuck you, ya non-american shit

[gerry7man555]

@808crazyshit welcome to russia my friend!!!!

[PlayBoyx21]

i dont know how they land on the ship in dark i would probably miss the whole ship haha

[PlayBoyx21]

i would give my life to fly one of these :D

[tigerpaws77]

if i joined the air force, do i have to land on an aircraft carrier as part of training

[fwbrc51]

i agree. would have been better without the music

[Fosho4Ever]

Now let's try that at night... (fuzz) haha

[superdonkeyballs]

Landing on a postage stamp on a moonless night! Your balls will be this small "."

[igowob4]

The night landing is ACL (Automated Carrier Landing) isn't it?

[trechan]

@igowob4 you're thinking of ACLS, which is those needles that are on the hud.

[elyasf]

Thos guys must have balls of steel!

[irishguy051]

@elyasf Guys and girls for the record buddy., There are female pilots in the navy.

[AlfaHazard]

@elyasf That would be too heavy to fly in those jets

[budwiesner1234]

On the way back home from the 2009 deployment if I remember correctly. Great deployment. USS NIMITZ 2007-2010

[p90hartley]

would have been better without the music.  The sound of the aircraft is better "music"

[bradheimbuck]

I have a whole new respect for these Navy Aviators.

[edewkateddatme]

thats really cool how they get to land to hard rock music

[Florey96]

Crazy how fast that stops

[Kynokeh]

@Florey96 yeah i was like holy crap at that speed its gonna go off the edge but then it just stopped

[g0xea]

for god sake... please change the music!!!!

[superhornet30]

you should make a nother video like.this

[dopeymark]

I don't care...you guys are rock stars.....

[BHSpecialFX]

@dopeymark i fish i could fly one of these instead of a cessna

[Keeve62]

@BHSpecialFX I wish i could fly anything.

[BHSpecialFX]

@Keeve62 you can, your local airport probably has at least one flight school which you can get a discovery flight for 100 dollars, which is about an hour of you flying.

[SharpZed]

get rid of music...!!!!

[beroth1]

Wait... Is it me or did the pilot of the second landing say "hornet ball" instead of rhino???

[pidgersg1]

@beroth1 i thought he said large ball.

[skandalintegra]

@pidgersg1 "Roger ball"

[BHSpecialFX]

@skandalintegra is that referring to being on bar ball?

[skandalintegra]

@BHSpecialFX That's the pilot calling the ball and the LSO confirming the pilot has the ball.

[BHSpecialFX]

@skandalintegra ah just wondering because thats what they say to tell Space Shuttle Pilots that they are basically on target.

[kob27]

Very nice, but why the music?

[artman479]

music is terrible...... shame

[klesmer]

@ProfessionalAirCorps AMEN!

[TimGordine]

good footage

lose the music though!

[sotizz]

Gods are playing.

[jumper1294]

Noob question,

What is the whooping noise that goes off twice at 2 different times.

Seems to happen before someone is going to speak.

[MANIATIS9]

i dont know many for the f-18 but in the greek air force in f-16 that noise for the pull up

[flyernate]

@jumper1294

Radar Altimeter warning tone. Sounds like the software bug is set at 380 feet, when it goes off at 0.8DME from the boat. The second time, crossing the ramp, is likely due to the hard bug being set at 40 feet. Both bugs are totally pilot selectable, but those are pretty common numbers a lot of guys use around the boat.