Flight Deck Operations - View From 'The Bubble' On Aircraft Carrier

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Video of F/A-18 Super Hornet carrier variant aircraft during flight operations aboard USS Dwight D. Eisenhower (CVN-69) as seen from the Bubble and the control tower. The Integrated Catapult Control System (ICCS), or “The Bubble,” is a station located in carrier flight deck. It combines current remote stations to provide intercommunication during each aircraft launch.
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@Hornet_221 7 лет назад

Man what a view... thats awesome

@hugebartlett1884 6 лет назад

I bet it's different in a storm! I salute all you guys,you do a terrific job,and without you the world would be a lot worse place!

@heymanchan9007 7 лет назад

This is rare footage woooooooo

@justinmorgan4568 6 лет назад

This needs to be one of those 360 videos...

@bayupriyawaskita2222 4 года назад

Seems like a cozy place during a storm at sea?

@Joseph-xj4ex 3 года назад

I wouldn't mind it.

@kamilsajidin4185 2 года назад

Awesome

@radio645 7 лет назад

Beautiful CAG bird at 1:40.

@haitolawrence5986 7 лет назад

Incredible view!!!! :)

@TheGeezzer 3 года назад

Very windy outside and all nice and cosy in that lil ole bubble there, hmm now that's the place 2 B. I'd get coffee sorted then get those planes all queued up and ready for take-off...

@robertstonebreaker8394 4 года назад

Every one of those jobs is super important one person slacks off bad things can happen very quickly !!

@joaoverdi8675 4 года назад

Excelente vídeo.

@blazemcwolf6563 4 года назад

That is awesome and this video is really awesome

@Atozatozatoz Год назад

IMHO, aircraft carrier crew and her pilots have the best job in the world 👏 🏆

@Raimundinho69 7 лет назад

Amazing backstage video

@dominiquestephenson1541 6 лет назад

Our Centerdeck was an open hatch on Connie, 84. Nice view of Pri Fly.....your Air Boss is so quiet! Ha ha......

@Robert328851 7 лет назад

so cozy

@simonpender8331 7 лет назад

Great footage. Nice little product placement for Ray Ban at the very end.

@tonioyendis4464 7 лет назад

That's gota be a helluva rush!

@dennishayes65 6 лет назад

Tonio Yendis yes & it’s even more of a rush during night ops with the after burners lighting up the deck & the props whirling & exhaust blowing you around.

@christianrosa1120 5 лет назад

@@dennishayes65 lol when you only recognize people by their walk

@louisjones4644 4 года назад

Imagine the pilot wasn't ready and boom shot of the end

@kurd9112 4 года назад

the pilots give a ready before launch but i know what you mean lol

@louisjones4644 4 года назад

@@kurd9112 yeah of course, but heypertheticly would be funny 😂

@kurd9112 4 года назад

Louis Jones hell yea!!!

@adventuressurvivalinthailand 3 года назад

@@kurd9112 a salute

@torn-_shuttle123 2 месяца назад

That doesn’t happen.

@Admiral_John 3 года назад

When the press the fire button in the bubble does that actually fire the catapult or is it signaling the operators below deck to initiate the launch?

@torn-_shuttle123 2 месяца назад

When the shooters are launching from the Bubble, yes the “Fire” button is done from the Bubble. Not below decks.

@gabbyhyman1246 3 года назад

I thought it was tragic when they zoomed in on her wedding ring. WTF I'm 70.

@mikebunner3498 3 года назад

This could be rough job if one of your group was gassy. Confined space....

@drnogueiras8783 4 года назад

WOW, they all look so young... I guess they are, though.

@cwagner122 4 года назад

Hard to do 8+ month cruise when your older is what I've gathered never served just an aviation nerd and firefighter so can't say from exp.

@michaelprosperity3420 4 года назад

An Admiral once said a Aircraft Carrier is run and operating by a bunch of kids between the ages of 19 and 25.

@drnogueiras8783 4 года назад

Michael Prosperity yeah, I spent time on a few, but it was at times that the men and women who regularly run the show mostly weren’t on board. I guess it kind of skewed my perception of just how young the crews really are.

@torn-_shuttle123 2 месяца назад

Of course there’s going to be younger kids running stations on the Flight Deck. That shit has been happening for years. But, they’re all under direction and supervision from older & experienced crew members.

@rsar61 5 лет назад

That would be an awesome job

@christianrosa1120 5 лет назад

Lol dangerous sleep depriving and hunger comes with it but yes it was

@markrobertson6664 4 года назад

Christian Rosa is it air conditioned in there? Looks hot on the deck, especially in the gulf.

@torn-_shuttle123 2 месяца назад

Last time that I had done it, which was 2016, TYCOM mandated 12 on & 12 off. Which meant that every Sailor had plenty of down time to eat and recover before returning to their Work Centers. And yes, the ICCS (Bubble) is air conditioned.

@john-lenin 4 года назад

They need to be about 4 inches higher up.

@krzemyk84 4 года назад

Damn. I thought that is Partiboi69 in this video 🙃

@user-jw6ys7wc5i Год назад

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@iGaRaai90 Год назад

Anyone else here from top gun, wondering what that thing was raising from the flight deck

@TSemasFl 4 года назад

What do they actually do inside that little bubble on the deck, launch the catapult???

@xxDxxism Год назад

yes. How about just watch youtube videos on it?

@torn-_shuttle123 Месяц назад

They do exactly the same in the “Bubble” as they do Topside. ICCS operations require full knowledge of all Catapult systems before becoming qualified. There are differences between launching Topside & Bubble.

@mattjones5987 4 месяца назад

Looks pretty cramped in there.

@autismo3405 4 года назад

Is this a officer job

@MAB-nj8wf 4 года назад

For anyone who's ever been in the bubble during operations... Is it loud, or not really that loud, etc.?

@NyuuMikuru1 4 года назад

Mark Bartay From the look of the crew not wearing ear protection, just muffled. Glass looked bulletproof.

@torn-_shuttle123 2 месяца назад

It’s double pane glass, so the noise is reduced significantly. And it’s also equipped with A/C and heating. The perfect spot to operate Aircraft.

@MikeNeri1 2 года назад

How many "Bubbles" on the flight deck? Flight launch direction makes it look like there's one port and one starboard; sorry if this is a dumb question☺

@torn-_shuttle123 2 месяца назад

There are 2 total. (1) for the Waist Catapults and (1) for the Bow Catapults.

@billkrolikowski2960 3 года назад

Was the bubble to keep others off the flt deck?

@torn-_shuttle123 Месяц назад

Late comment….No, ICCS operations wasn’t designed to keep others off the Flight Deck.

@dianekrolikowski4811 6 лет назад

WOW how have the launching ops changed

@EnDSchultz1 4 года назад

I would be curious to know in what way!

@torn-_shuttle123 Месяц назад

@@EnDSchultz1Probably due to Airedale’s working on the flight deck pre- CVN 69 didn’t experience or have knowledge of the ICCS system. That’s my guess.🤷🏻‍♂️

@pitpao 2 года назад

aw fuck I thought it was DCS for the first bit...

@slowpoke96Z28 4 года назад

Rust at 5:22. Somebody’s getting NJP’d...

@PushyPawn 3 года назад

6:02 This video is brought to you by Ray-Ban. *"Air Bosses wear Ray-Bans"*

@QuangNguyen-tb4yn 6 лет назад

What a fashion sunglasses :)

@kevinkeeler2764 4 года назад

Is this the same as the Lso control

@torn-_shuttle123 2 месяца назад

No.

@wntu4 5 лет назад

Ok soooo, what are they doing in the pretty bubble?

@christianrosa1120 5 лет назад

Launching

@oldfucker68 4 года назад

That's the shooter

@f18hornet51 4 года назад

Launching the aircrafts catapult

@oldfucker68 4 года назад

@@f18hornet51 you can just say aircraft. No s at the end is needed

@dianekrolikowski4811 6 лет назад

It looks like these days you only need 1 f18 bar and 1 A6 bar lol

@torn-_shuttle123 Месяц назад

Pretty much since they had eliminated the S-3. But even though the EA6B is gone, they still use the A-6 bar for C-2’s & E-2’s.

@derekjensen597 6 лет назад

Anyone notice the trainee Top Side PO and a trainee Shooter????? I’m just shaking my head.

@derekjensen597 6 лет назад

tripleheshy The point is that there are certain positions you don’t train at the same time. These are key positions during the cat shot. It’s a safety thing. When you are training someone your ability to react is reduced. The more people in training in the same sequence the great the reaction time. Just not a good practice.

@torn-_shuttle123 2 месяца назад

The key rule was if there was a “Trainee Shooter”, nobody Topside will have a “Trainee” as well. But, of course that was around 8 years ago.

@aircosmo 6 лет назад

Anyone here when they said “it’s taco Tuesday”

@sik59rt 5 лет назад

Is there only one bubble for all the cats?

@christianrosa1120 5 лет назад

No there's they each are for 2 of the cats 1 in the bow cats 1&2 and 1 in the waist cats 3&4 that's my old supervisor too lol

@curtekstrom6600 4 года назад

The Bible for the Bow Cats (1&2) retracts user the deck between 1&2. The Waist Cats have a Deck Edge Bubble by 3&4

@torn-_shuttle123 Месяц назад

Aircraft Carrier Flight Deck Operations have (2) ICCS units. 1 located to operate Catapult #3 & #4 Port side catwalk area adjacent from the Island. And the 2nd ICCS located forward of the ship between Catapult #1 & #2 in proximity to the “pig pen” area. Both systems are designed to raise and lower for launching and recovery evolutions.

@sik59rt Месяц назад

@@torn-_shuttle123 i never saw the other two replies but yours is the most legible. thanks

@KAAKKK 4 года назад

It seems like all really old equipment.

@MrSheckstr 3 года назад

Not sure which carrier this is but the oldest one (Nimitz) began construction in 68 and Launched in 72. Add to that the fact that this stuff is meant to be as rugged as possible and your get that very durable (old) look to the equipment. Consider that hand microphone things rugged enough it can last for years, where a modern microphone would shake itself apart simply from the dynamics vibrations of flight opps

@tkelly411 7 лет назад

go navy all you on watch that girl @ 4'07,she from joisey? no,jairsey,, jarsey,,, she looks,ooh la laaaa

@kang-zi5pb 4 года назад

반지하..

@trikkke11 4 года назад

Surprised they're allowed to wear jewellery like at 0:47 ?!

@kennethmabus381 3 года назад

Definitely not on the flight deck. But none of these jobs are really that risky. Working the deck at night was one of the most dangerous jobs in the world. But perfected it over the many years.

@torn-_shuttle123 Месяц назад

⁠⁠@@kennethmabus381All of the jobs were risky. You can’t say that none of the jobs weren’t that risky, but then turn around and say that flight deck ops were the most dangerous at night. You’re just contradicting yourself.

@kennethmabus381 Месяц назад

@@torn-_shuttle123 sitting in that pit was risky? You ever work a navy flight deck of a carrier?

@torn-_shuttle123 Месяц назад

@@kennethmabus381 Proud to say that I have. Retired ABE that was stationed on 4 different Aircraft Carriers. Started at the bottom of the barrel of qualifications at Steam Watch, ran and qualified every Catapult station up to 317 qualification. So yeah, I’ve seen some shit that most people shouldn’t see in their lifetime. And because of that, all of the jobs are risky.

@kennethmabus381 Месяц назад

@@torn-_shuttle123 then you should know that the risk isn't the pit. They ain't rigging barricades, manning hoses, locking cats, trafficking and running under jets and around props, falling in holes or being blown around or off the ship. Sitting in a cozy air conditioned pit.

@j110htm8 3 года назад

مرگ بر امریکا

@kennethmabus381 3 года назад

Damn. Cannot believe all the women on carrier now. Wish theyd put em on there when I was in. I could've been on shore duty in Florida rather than forward deployed twice to Persian gulf.