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  • did som one die..or ?

  • @ richardkanoi sorry phone got messed up. That wasn't intended for you. You are actually right. I guess this YouTube app doesn't work so good. If you see my preaviously listed comment, before the wrongly posted one, I pretty much say the same thing as you. We used this video in are flight crew safety standdowns. The Marine CC was originally from my unit. we have a memorial for him.

  • Left main gear got caught on the safety net on the side of the ship. Aerial gunner observer wasn’t paying attention, hence didn’t inform the pilots of the issue. Pilot pulled power and roll over occurred. This was an demonstration not an emergency landing, nor did cross wind have anything to do with it. And it’s not funny because all of the marines on board died!

  • hmm...now where's Allstate's..Mayhem..I feel he should be in this video. "I'm a new pilot, I just got my license tee hee..and they just gave me one of the nicest double propeller flying thingies...Problem..I'm used to flying one of these with one spinney thingy How hard can it be? hahaha SPLOOSH!...haha If you made a deal with that lady who wears too much makeup you could be paying for this yourself..Do yourself a favor switch to Allstate to protect your military from mayhem..like me hahaha"

  • it was never good

  • @ALLERTORLOVER69 yeah right! get your facts straight.

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  • Bad pilot.. 

  • @Dorisequador bad pilot? theres some seriously bad fucking crosswinds at sea dude...

  • @Dreadnought942 how is there a bad cross wind at sea?  you can turn 360 deg. there never has to be a crosswind.

  • @outraged70 doesnt matter.

    open sea theres lots of wind there.

    hence those windmill power stations are at sea also.

    that and he decelerated too late.

  • @Dorisequador Yeah cause you land these big bastards on cruisers every fucking day...

  • care package on the way

  • @zethra120 Not if they fly like that there's not

  • Man that really sucked. I hope everyone was ok.

  • LOL hear cheering yahh yahh

  • It was not an emergency landing. This happened during a training excercise where the scenario was a ship got hijacked by pirated and they had to deploy a rapid intervention team to take control of the team and neutralize the pirates. The helicopter landed with a tail wheel on the safety net on the side of the ship because the pilot misinterpreted a signal from the ground operator. Then he got radioed "full power" because the controller didn't saw the trapped wheel and it tumbled over.

  • This in not uncommon with 46's landing on ships. During my 81-84 West-Pac tours, many 46 and 53 crashes. Almost all were pilot error.

  • L O L !!!

  • well that was part of it.. when the rear wheels got stuck in the heo net and the pilot nor crewmembers not did the L.S.E. notice it (maybe he did) But the pilot made the fatal error of adding additional lift power causing it to flip over backwards. since this accident it has been reviewed many times and the pilots now know it is better just to sit it down and accept the minor damages and not wreck the aircraft.

  • Sorry bout my last comment didn't realise people died! Sorry!!!

  • @4crevis Sad when people allow themselves to become biggots. I'd certainly never say that about my closest friends, the Brits.

  • @LittleMikey2008 ... yep... i appologise!

  • @4crevis No worries. You're a good guy.

  • ... Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha­hahahahahahaha... American idiots!!!

  • @4crevis Considering your country has nothing like that, I suppose that makes you a bigger idiot; you and all your countrymen.

  • this is or was not an evergency landing. the problem is that the pilot did not realize that his rear tires were hung up on the helo nets and when he added power it flipped over killing all 11 on board.

  • Outcome?

  • Shouldn't have tried to be tom cruse landing it ey

    

  • Ouch... He should've opened the door before going down in the water because then it would get jammed.

  • how is an emergency landing ever a good thing

  • @jman036 When they land perfectly?

  • an aeroplane = amazing engineering :)

  • Oh Shit

  • this was not an emergency landing. It was an accident during the making of a navy promotion video...

  • looks like it went to the bottom

  • yes yes yes yes yes yes yes perfect... no no no no no no no NO NO NO SHIT

  • Actually, the helicopter getting stuck on the safety railing was one thing, but it wasn't the wind that pulled the chopper over the deck. Had the pilot shoved full right cyclic (stick) the chopper would have settled on the deck and held with the ship moving. Looks to me like he tried to put left stick and some collective to dislodge himself but he got what's called "dynamic rollover", where the point of lift passed the gravity point and it instead pulls the chopper over. I remember from school.

  • caught in the handrails left rear wheel and tried to take off

  • So wat happened after did neone make it?

  • Ummm pretty sure nobody's ok! They sunk right when they hit the water!

  • That sucks I hope everyone was OK!

  • that's really ..... KUT!

  • "now! now! fu*king sh*t!"

    i dunno why i'm laughing for this LOL

  • those caption things were the worst thing youtube has introduced. worse than adverts.

  • Those 2 boats behind were like; ' Haha, I told ya that chopper would fail '.

  • This wasn't an emergency landing... it was a cocky pilot misjudgement fuck-up landing!

  • Good job, pilot.

  • When we landed these choppers we always had a landing officer to indicate correct height approach to the pilot. The pilot obviously caught the safety net with the landing gear. Either the pilot ignored landing signals or the deck crew did not do their job. Landing a chopper on a moving vessel is one difficult task.

  • chinook falls i know wach plane chrash

  • mY ROFLCOPTER goes down without the ship

  • WTF? The pilot must be an idiot. He came in as if he was trying very hard to be a hoovercraft.

  • ROFLCOPTA DOWN!!

  • Jeez. Sank like a rock.

  • Those "Safety Boats" are actually SWCC operators (Special Forces) waiting to get hoisted on the ship. Luckily they were there to save as many marines as they did. Tragically they couldn't get them all.

  • RIP!

  • @youchewube

    They are trained NOT to jump in.

    It is a Court Martial offence if they do.

    An untrained wannabe Rescue Swimmer would just be another guy to save.

    There were 2 safety boats within 100 yds...why would a ship's crew member jump in?

  • @youchewube

    Let me put it another way:

    YOU jump into the ships wake and see how far you swim before the screws make Pizza Topping out of you.

    Moron.

  • @hammerogod If it was a member of your family would you of done it?

  • @youchewube

    Hard question.

    In this specific instance I think I may have.

    But would that have, or would it not have, just given my remaining family someone else to grieve over?

    Jumping into the wake of a ship is tantamount to suicide...it is virtually unsurvivable.

    It would have been a foolish thing to do in any case.

  • @hammerogod I don't think it would be a case of the ship's screws making "pizza topping" out of you. They would be pushing you away from them, not sucking you in.

    However, the extremely choppy water caused by the propellers and the ship's movement through the water would make it almost impossible to keep your head above water.

  • hahaha

  • the pilot need glasses

  • The guy was almost ready to come out. Not yet said the pilot

  • Best explanation - left half of the rotors were over water, the right half over the deck. So the right half of the rotors were operating in ground effect. This caused the helicopter to bank left. The pilot failed to correct it in time.

  • lol

  • too bad they survived!

  • @farhaantariq mother fucking wanker...

  • it doesn't really look like it was a training drill or the piolot trying to show off, landing on carriers are very difficult..

  • This is not a Emergency LANDING it was a training drill

  • his back tire was stuck in steel guys.. Cuz of that....

  • At the time of the accident, the U.S. Marine Corps CH-46 was performing a shipboard assault with recon squads on-board. Although winds were only 3 knots. It wasn't the standard approach procedure for landing aboard ship. The operational tempo was high. So was the stress.

    Naval aviation is a dangerous business. Anyone who's ever participated knows that even the best aviators make mistakes. If you've never screwed up (badly) in an airplane or helo, you've never flown a REAL aircraft.

  • You can see the boats taking evasive action at the back...

  • After seeing all the name calling and four letter words being used on many of these post, I am quickly tiring of Youtube.

  • fuckin shit!!!

  • OMG......God Bless those who perished........ horrible accident!

  • The wind? One of the tires caught the side rail

  • That pilot must be wonder ( why didn't it work it worked on my PS3? )

  • @Dorisequador that doesnt even make sense.

  • @gowill2 Yes it does you see complete fuckups like that pilot that sucks killed people.. because he shouldn't be flying..

    In the gaming world everybody can fly but in the real world well...

  • @Dorisequador he doent suck! if you watched closely his back wheel got cought and a gust of wind pushed him back. and if you had ANY expierence with any aircraft (real or sim, not ps3) you would know that wind can fuck you over and sometimes you cant do shit about it.

  • @piloty5 fuck off he landed like a retard.. on the corner and came in hard .. fucking dummy.. watch the video.

    I know how to fly ......anybody can see he totally fucked up.

  • @Dorisequador even pro navy pilots can have a bad landing/approach but that crash was not pilot error, he came in in windy conditions and had to fight it onto the deck and after which the winds pushed him off. also, what expierence do you have? and ps3 flying doesnt count.

  • @piloty5 Negative. Pro pilots come in high and land straight down. they hover and if they cannot control it they breakoff the attempt and then retry.

    I have trained to be a Helicopter resque pilot. But ended up doing a another profession.

    Up in the north of CANADA you can fly a plane at 14 years old.

  • @Dorisequador even Chuck Yeager has lost a lane or 2 and he's regarded as one of the best pilots that ever lived.

  • @piloty5 na that's why you're a computer pilot and not a real pilot, real life don't work like you just described coz if it did we'd have a bunch of fucking morons crashing on windy days

  • @itsumonihon Who the fuck was talking to you? and i am a real pilot, fuckin moron.

  • @piloty5 only piloting you can do is keeping your right hand on your stick, if you're a real pilot then i'm an astronaut

  • @itsumonihon How would you like me to prove it?

  • @piloty5 crash yourself into a news station building with a sign on the window that says "i told you i'm a pilot"

  • @piloty5 p.s. be careful of the wind. lol

  • @itsumonihon Go fuck yourself.

  • @piloty5 no it was not the wind it was emergency power the the pilot over reacted and caused the helo to flip over no wind was at fault.

  • @RichardOhKaNoi wrong!

  • @sheepsleg777 no i am not wrong how can you say that. i am a qualified L.S.E. I

  • @gowill2 you do know that is is an actual approach technique right?

  • Keywords: Fatal Crash of a Marine Sea Knight Helicopter on 9 December 1999 Near San Diego

  • You can see the guy on the window trying to jump out as the chinook was going down, he knew he was fucked

  • This video has been around forever. It WASN'T an emergency landing as the title implys. This was what is called a no hover approach to touch down. Extremely stupid with pax on board. If they were over HIGE weight, they should have reduced weight, not need a no hover landing. There was nothing mechanically wrong with the aircraft prior to the left main mount getting hooked under the life net. When the PAC increased collective the helo entered rollover conditions.

  • for guys that can't see: the rear left wheel is caught on the rail. The pilots angle of approach was kinda low, and thats what happens

  • pilot error, nothing else. R.I.P.

  • That was an INSANELY fast approach...

  • that's sad man

  • I fucking hate deep water. I would shit myself to bits if i was in that helicopter.

  • quite the tragedy, you'd think there would be would be a rescue group ready jump in and grab the crew

  • Its not pilotes faulght.. the back rotor was propably broken u know u cant do anything with a broken rotor al u can do is crash

  • @robertstojs It was nobody BUT the pilot's fault. His approach was far too fast, and too low. He tried to recover by adding collective, and there wasn't enough power available with the load he was carrying. This was a case of poor flying and only poor flying, and it had nothing to do with mechanical failure until AFTER the genius flew them into the back of the ship.

  • HMM-166

  • Mr Elequentum, by the way you sound, you should be the "IDIOT" i this story. I was a naval aircrewman for 20 years and as crewmen we train to come out of this type of accidents, and we do succeed in most cases, depending on the conditions surrounding the crash. In this one were some troops that did not train on how to get out of sinking aircrafts.

    After crash landing, the aircraft turns upside down, increasing the disorientation and the confusion on what to do gets compounded by darkness.

  • uuuhh ! That was close. But it did go wrong. I´am sorry for the people who drowned. Peace to the perished one´s. God bless you !

  • No No Fucking Shit

  • @elequentum and you are TOO dumb to spell.

  • 7 people drowned and die?

    thats bad. they cant open a door once heli sank into water?

    doesnt look too difficult to get out from heli in water.

  • I actually looked this up. It's from a training exercise in 1999. There were 18 people on board. 11 of them were rescued, 7 drowned. Their bodies were later recovered.

  • @dudeguy707 Training exercise for crash landing?

  • @dudeguy707

    thats corrct a guy i use to work with his brother was on that helicopter lt craig dame, the turbine didnt shut off like its supossed too when it gets flipped upside down sucked em staright down to the bottom

  • @dudeguy707 ("I actually looked this up. It's from a training exercise in 1999.")

    Do you have any names or keywords regarding this incident so I can look it up myself? Thanks.

  • @Milesco i searched "1999 helicopter crash" and it lead me to a CNN web page, his information is accurate

    18 people on board 7 missing, it doesnt appear to say anything about them being dead, presuming that the page wasn't updated

  • i saw this on TV and all 650 crew members died

  • @WhyYouJelly 650 on a shithook?

  • @invertedteapot Pfft, obviously it was a clown helicopter.

  • @WhyYouJelly lol...

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  • @jerhmmmm what? are you blind or retarded? even the dumbest dumbfuck could tell that the pilot approached the ship way too fast. and wind is no excuse. it's fucking windy on the ocean, period, you can't be a pilot if you can't handle that. but wind had nothing to do with, it was just a douche who wanted to show off that resulted in people dying.

  • @aseglkj Yeah i know ok ok ok sorry But dude look at it he can land it just a tiny bit, did you see that the wind being blown by the chopper forced it to douche in the tha water...

  • @aseglkj Clearly you're someone who isn't a Warrant Officer or has ever been in the military. You don't "show off" when you're piloting a $14 million dollar machine owned by the Government. You aren't allowed to, plain and simple. He made a mistake. It happens.

  • @seanwilliams78 Youre correct, however 'hotdogging' does happen and people die from it sometimes. I have been in the service over 20 years and have 3 airframes under my belt. have seen warrants and comissioned officers alike show off. In most cases no harm no foul except for the poor crewcheifs that have to do the inspections/or repairs the bird. In other cases that ACFT becomes a yard dart and people die. In this video I seriously doubt he was 'showing off', just had a bad situation get worse.

  • @jerhmmmm it wasnt the wind, watch when hes landing the back wheel on the far side gets caught on the metal shit thats around the deck, he tried pulling up but since it was caught it pulled it down. bad quality video

  • @jerhmmmm Try Marine Corps pilot

  • @jerhmmmm r u kidding me? because of wind? look at a) the water and b) the smoke/steam after the heli crashes... there are no waves and the smoke is stationary... so there is no wind... the back port wheel gets caught in the fence at 0:26 which causes the crash. not the wind.

  • @nezzy14 it could have been a wind sheer

  • @nezzy14 or a sudden gust of wind

  • @nezzy14 helis are sensitive

  • @jerhmmmm yh not american pilots, they cant even fly a stealth boomer without crashing it

  • @miniarma I find your lack of faith in the intelligence of Americans disturbing. 

  • @RyGuy5320 Yes i do have lack of faith, you dont know what the yanks done to us brits in the second world war on the d-day assault, your dam boomers dropped the bombs in a totally wrong location and ended up bombing us instead. Fucking idiots, they deserve what they get and whatever there is left to come to them.

  • @miniarma people evolve.

  • @miniarma dude, that was a long time ago. a lot has changed since then. The people in this chopper aren't related in any way to what happened then.

    A better example is when some pilots from the states dropped bombs on canadians in the middle east while they were on a training exercise, because they thought that the gunfire on the ground was directed at them. I blame less the pilots for that, and more whoever was supposed to furnish them with intel before the flight.

  • @RyGuy5320 ow and to add to it, your radar operators thought the northern lights were fucking missles from russia and where 3 minutes away from lauching a nuclear attack. Then we had to send our brits to sort you guys out and show you how to use a radar system. ¬¬ sigh, god may you really bless america and sort them nutters out.

  • @miniarma

    America (outside of certain places like Berkeley) still backs its military. I can't say the same thing about the average Brit's (or their Government's) commitment to his/her defenders. Brtiish forces in Afghanistan have to rely on those supposedly incompetent U.S. pilots and planes for ground support, because the RAF practically doesn't exist for them

  • @baraxor Unforunately this is true.

  • @baraxor Unfortunately this is true.

  • @baraxor america is a big continent moron. you meant usa

  • @Arayik777

    "America" is the common shorthand name of the United States of America, just as the term "Americans" describes its inhabitants. Dirtbag.

  • @Arayik777 America is not a continent, moron. You meant North America.

  • @baraxor the USA spends more money on the military than the rest of the world combined. If that is good or bad depends on your opinion on the importance of war-readyness and your country's role in foreign disputes.

    of course the british forces in afghanistan have to rely on US forces. Most of the world was dragged into those wars by the USA, they didnt want to be there. They're going to supply the bare minimum.

  • @isays

    The British--and NATO forces in general--have to rely on Uncle Sam for air-support and air mobility. This has been a common thread since the progressives in Western Europe and Canada realized that it's easier to maintain power by giving more benefits to an apathetic electorate than by funding their own protection.

  • @baraxor It's the illuminati lizard people! BTW, "progressive" is an edjective, not a noun. God bless.

  • @miniarma There are some mistakes in the U.S. military, yes, but don't you try to tell me that the British military is perfect. There are flaws in everything, you just have to look.

  • the left wheel got stuck

  • My praryers are with them and there familys. But hopfully the boats right next to them picked them up or used those emergancy air things they have. I hope they survived

  • It was only Strong wind -.-

  • drunk pilot

  • That fucking sucks. They almost made it, too.

  • FAIL!

  • they go down quick don't they.

  • navy elite pilot error

  • you people have no idea what is involved when flying a helicopter. Probably one of the hardest things a person can try to do.

  • all but 3 people survived

  • Ouch..

  • Did they all survive? :(

  • @sezums nope

  • a emergency landing aint ment to be good

  • I can't believe the people that jump all over pilots when there is a crash. These guys (and girls) are flying machines made out of metal! It is there skill and professionalism that is the reason why there aren't aircraft dropping out of the sky left right and center every day! Not exactly a risk free occupation.

  • So2marod how come we see about the same amount of crashes from both countries military aircraft migs and sus andstuf like that are cool in looks but not proformance we Americans see way less crashes from our leeding air supiriority fighters than yours there once was an f-15 and on a diferent ocasion f-18 that flew back to bass after mid air colisions causing parts of the wings to be separated from the planes

  • I worked on USS Decatur's flight deck for 3 years working on the helo crash and smash team. This was a pilot trying to be slick. This same thing almost happened on board Decatur but the wheel broke free and the pilot was dealing with rough winds and seas, not coming in low and fast and not coming in high and slow and dropping down like everybody else.