Navy Seals extraction 

Geert Van Eyken I would like to be infantry someday but absolutely those pilots and their crews are amazing.

Yeah the Nightstalkers

One dangerous maneuver. The rotor clearance to the deck. The embarking speed. Adjusting for wind, drift, swell direction rise and fall. Skills and balls across the board.

@@marielitob that’s why they’re special forces

Will they come and get me and my jet ski so I don't have to wait at the boat launch? :)

ikr lmao

Lmao 😂 thinking the same thing ... 11 years ago?

Same ! Think its because I was looking for info about Seal team 6 operation in South Africa to rescue a hostage. Happened a few weeks ago but only made press in the last day or two.

And to only find its an old copy of another but renamed.

Same. This needs far more views for an 11 year old video like this.

That was my thought too. Extreme skill and nerves of steel but some poor maintenance crew has to deal with a saltwater immersion.

Yep lots of Ardrox corrosion inhibitor spray.

Few drops of WD-40 baby!

I was thinking that when I saw the water flow in the load compartment. So who was the car this week-end.

ACF50 for the win!

Very true!!

Fuck maintenance I guess

@@jimenex13 yes that goes without saying lol

Well to be fair dronestrikes would be just fine.

His balls provide the counterweight.

Well that is the whole thing with the 160th, they will always be at the designated extraction point at the specified time +/- 30 seconds, no matter what. Karl Ericsson (Tactical Rifleman) has a video about the 160th. Just like the guys on the ground/water are the best of the best of the best, the 160th is the same in the air... the best of the best of the best.

Why would Jocko be operating with the SBS?

@@agmsmith4079 Those guys really are crazy good. True professionals.

that fucking guy... what a tool

It's my fault sir, I failed to maintain a pace sufficient to the task. It's my fault sir, I took too long setting the device to spec....

Ah we need more power to compensate for our brass balls

The CH-47 Chinook like the one in this video does float, and was designed to do just that. With the engines off or at idle and the ramp closed it can float for 30 minutes, and indefinitely with the sump/bilge pump installed.

The $hithook Floats!!

The SEAL's use the same tactics.

@@MrDgwphotos true, but credit should be given to the correct unit

This are UNOPES from Mexico

Actually you are all wrong.

The real applause is to the Boeing made CH-47 Chinook helicopter that can float on water. It was made in America

Is this part of trainig or does this pilot just have balls of steel?

@I.E.F PRIV8TOOLS it was a film production crew, they're on the run after hearing of the murderous Corrosion Control PO.

Is this true?

@@Litovskyy no lol, it's just the dude doing Corrosion control will be so unhappy that he's going to try and maintain the Helicopter that just expose it's metal to the elements Especially after SBS training in the sea

MW3 ?

ZzgonnazZ indeed

@@CT-Woods mission: hunter killer, right?

The mission was epic af

Zwick Flix Productions I mean... you have seen abrams dropped out of the back of a C-5, right? Usually it’s a video of them dropping them at low altitude and the tank is strapped to a pallet with a chute.

No shit ..... should have had it videoed from outside. That's some precision flying to hover at zero ....

This is what happens when someone wants to be a pilot and a boat caption all at once.

Boo hoo

@@daddypadman4723 BOO HOO. Com? Eh i don't go on that site.

Kenobi?

@@virgilepatricot2507 yes

@@generalkenobi5173 AH, YES. THE NEGOTIATOR.

Pretty badass who ever it is. From the pilot to the soldiers, well done.

@Wal Leece yeah thought it was I think I’ve seen the clip before on some sbs video

@@alonsoquijano9555 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-v9pA4I606No.html this is the oldest clip of it I could find, it’s from 13 years ago and it’s SBS so I’m fairly certain it isn’t what your saying

@@1889AP it is possible. There is another video of Greek seals practizing the same technique. And also footage of FGNE doing this too. I might have have confused myself due to the similarities between both videos . If I find it I will add it later on. Regards.

@@alonsoquijano9555 fair enough and yeah I’d imagine most water based special forces will practice this manoeuvre

Well I guess I'll see you back here in 2030.

when you are so old, you saw this clip 11 years ago ... :D

By Strength and Guile ....

SBS. Vid is about 12 years old. The drop off in Poole bay. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Ix-yxwKX2Mk.html and at 1.40 the pick up from out side ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-YfDJ9CopLuU.html

@@dinger40 Thanks for correction, brother.

@@johnpulliam395 rare for rangers, i'd reckon recon marines would be best since that little boat is their life.

I'd have thought that simply putting a fresh water hose over her should do the trick, but let's be honest, I don't know jackshit about helicopter maintainence, lol

@@KumaBean I’ve repaired a few on Minecraft. You use a special solution mixed with water that melts the salt while cleaning.

Grumpy Cat 😂👌

Would a chopper based on a carrier or near salt water not get special cleaning as part of routine? And, side note, the floor is clean.

It’s been a long time, but I crewed Hooks back in the day. Besides a thorough washing of the whole aircraft, we had to pull the wheels and repack the bearings, pull the floor boards and treat for corrosion (aluminum is bad enough, but we also had magnesium hard points that would corrode if you even looked at them wrong), engines had to be flushed. If it was salt water, we had to get it done within 24 hours. Freshwater, we had up to 72 hours. It was a real pain in the a$$.

196mph (Chinook) vs 227mph (Apache) .. from specs online.

Whatre u fishing for mate Taliban? 😂

@@afailathrone anyone who voted for Biden

@@voodoo1449 LoL

Yeah but it's not performed by the Navy SEaLs, it's from a 2009 doc on British SBS. The whole technique was invented by Italian special forces in 1991 and then shared with NATO special forces from 1998. Here is the whole drill, if you like "badass", performed by Italian 9th Col Moschin (army Tier 1 Raiders, equivalent to US Delta): ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-XBXBXN4FEPg.html

it is FGNE

crazy how that works, isnt it?!

It's not US Navy SeALs, it's British SBS in a BBC doc from 2009. They were taught this kind of extraction by Italian special forces that have been doing this since the early 90s with navy COMSUBIN and army 9th Col Moschin (equivalent to US Army 1st SFODDelta). Here is the whole drill by the 9th Col Moschin "Arditi Incursori" (translates to "Daring Raiders"): ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-XBXBXN4FEPg.html

@@ClaudeMagicbox the video says nothing about Italians invented it! The SBS were the first to do this stuff,The SBS are levels above anything the Italians have got SF wise

@@MyScotty7 That's because you watch BBC instead of having been in a NATO military with contacts and experiece in Evaluation drills like me. Here is Italian Tier 1 special forces 9th Col Moschin (army raiders, equivalent to SAS/Delta) performing the whole drill, it's a really COOL video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-XBXBXN4FEPg.html SBS was formed in 1942 by order of Churchill after Italian 10th MAS (X MAS in roman numbers) and the italian combat frogmen, the first of all, sunk HMS York, battleships HMS Valiant and HMS Queen Elizabeth and badly damaged another 5 English military ships in the Mediterranean in 1941 (Pericles, Demby Dale, Fiona Shell, Durham and destroyer HMS Jervis). In 1940 when Capt. Teseo Tesei formed X-MAS there was no SBS and no SAS which were both formed in 1942 and SBS was in fact modeled on the Italians. This is history not jaw jaw pal :-) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decima_Flottiglia_MAS

give the guy a lil credit

Well since the ramp is part of the aircraft, as the pilot lowers the altitude of the aircraft, he lowers the ramp ;)

lpblewis Are we being picky?

It’s an raf crew probably from NO.7 squadron

That’s bullshit

Can't really tell, we can't even see the insignia on the crewmen uniforms let alone the insignia on the operators.

@@drewchilton487 it is sbs

@@jord1214 it’s sbs mate, you can tell by the RAF helmets, and it’s a well known clip.

@@jord1214 well known sbs clip among british speacial forces

Pretty sure it has been mentions 12,000 times now.