If you’re that afraid you need Jesus or something. I been to Detroit many times. I almost moved there a couple years ago. Worst comes to worst you can go downtown. Downtown Detroit is cleaner and “nicer” than a lot of other middle or even major cities I been to and have done a good amount of traveling around the US. I didn’t see all of Detroit and I know there’s bad parts but there’s bad parts of all cities basically. I always tell people that those documentaries and videos that some people have seen are not representative of Detroit as a whole. Those people purposely drive to the parts of town with the abandoned and burnt down buildings and don’t show how nice downtown is or the other nice areas.
Mine has a bidet, also my bathroom floor tiles are bulletproof. I’m also sitting on it, but a bit cold, wish I had Installed one with a seat warmer. I should switch water supply to hot in the winter time.
the rest will due what they due,,,, sit i n it and keep playing! lol kids play games, cool, when my age and cant pay bills but get the latest soon as hits the shelf! bs
Just not possible, at some point in a pilots career they will have to use the bathroom while in flight. If major wars happen they will be on longer flights, and they'll already have the ariel urinating experience needed on the go.
This actually happens in Naval Aviation rarely if it's a true "emergency." A guy will ask to go around, land, run in and hit the head, then come back to the flight deck.
I was stationed at MCAS Beaufort, SC and worked in the Powerline shop in the F/A-18 unit i was attached to. One day, we are in the hot pits refueling a Hornet when a pilot motioned for my friend to come over to the plane. He raised the canopy slightly and tossed down a bag which my friend caught. He walks back over to his station at the fire extinguisher and I look over to see him tossing the bag back and forth between his hands like it's a toy or something. I finished fueling the Hornet and marshalled it out of the pits and walked back over to my friend, who by this time is still tossing the bag around and having fun. The look on his face when I told him what was in that bag he was playing with was simply priceless! It's been 25 years since that happened and it still make me laugh.
@JAG What is your problem? 😱😱😱🤬🤬🤬 The guy joked about #2 and I just mentioned the pilot didn’t say anything about what pilots do if they have to go #2/#3.
Hope your childhood road trips were better than mine. Me: "Dad, stop I'm busting!" Dad: ....just keeps driving. ...10mins later... Mum: Are you going to stop, he has to go!! Dad: ... "There's a town coming up in 100kms." ....and hands me a rubber band.
Thanks for the information. Had a uncle, Tommy Brown, who flew the F 105 in Vietnam and I think the F104 at some point. I have so many questions that I could ask but unfortunately he passed at the age of 38 from a stroke. Always thought it was a crying shame after all of the flying and die so young. Enjoyed the video and look forward to seeing more, thanks
These are the real stories I came for. I’ve always wished I could stand beside a flight deck like I’m at nascar, with a cardboard sign that says ‘honk if you shit your pants’. One of these days...
I was a Crew Chief on f-16's for many years so I'm familiar with the cockpit. I know of at least a couple instances where the pilot of an F-16 had to eject while trying to use a "piddle pack". In sometimes a pilot would unbuckle the seat belt, scoot forward and raise the seat in order to get in a position to fill the piddle pack. If the pilot is not careful the seat belt buckle will become wedged between the seat and the control stick. As the seat is raised it jams the stick in a full right roll sending the aircraft out of control without time to recover. The only option left is to eject with your penis hanging out!
I'm a little confused on how this occurs in a F16. The 16 has a side stick control (as does the 35), so what you are describing doesn't really make sense to me. I could see thos in something with a center stick such as the 18.
Only NASA sends astronauts up in adult diapers. As a nurse I can tell you those things can hold gallons and still feel dry. But nobody wears one as its not macho enough.
Thank you for sharing this information. I reside in the flight path of Luke AFB in Arizona and have always thought to myself this very question. While talking to pilots on Luke AFB they never really get around to answering the question except for saying they are very creative. Thanks for sharing. Fly Safe, MSG (RET) Fortune 32 Years Veteran. Thank you for your service.
Indeed, those cockpits are very small! I'm 6'4" @255lbs. and had the pleasure of getting into the cockpit of a F-16 many years ago. However, I was told right after coming out of high school that I was too tall and big to become a fighter pilot unfortunately. Maaaaaan, that was one of the WORSE DAYS OF MY LIFE!!!!!!!😯😟😖😞😭
@@HasardLee You gotta be kidding me right!😕🤣 Well, if I could only turn back the HANDS of TIME Sir but, GOD BLESS YOU and thank you soo much for the reply! 🙂🙏🏽👌🏾👍🏾💪🏾💛💯
@@orlandoengland9184 I know how you feel, spent a week as a 16 year at RAF Cranwell for work experience back in 1998, dreamed of being a fighter pilot all my life, and was told I’m too tall to ever be a pilot, one of the worst days of my life. I’m 6’5 and saw my height as a curse for a long time after that.
@@simonpeart7981 Indeed Sir, I'm so sorry to hear this and yes, it was quite HEARTBREAKING news but, I guess some things aren't meant to be in life. I STILL love to go to the air shows and fantasize about what could have been though. 😄👌🏾👍🏾💛💯 However, you have a good day my friend and be BLESSED!🙏🏽😇
Great video !! I was fortunate to be a part of the Research and Development team at General Dynamics on the F-16 Block 40 and Block 50 generation of aircraft. It was cutting edge at the time but its probably pre-historic now. At the time we had begun prototyping the Helmet Mounted display for the targeting system and the Targeting Data Link system. My specific job was the Laser Targeting Pod system. I spent many hours having fun in the dome simulators, 3 sims were tied together in a virtual space so we could practice A2A / 1V1 combat. What fun, I enjoyed those days. Unfortunately, the Gramm Rudman budget reduction Act sent me out the door.
Meanwhile us Navy guys are on tac like “hey man, I gotta take a piss” xD The one with the sponge is the WORST. It never soaked up enough, it didn’t gel…the powder was infinitely better. One of my buddies claimed he successfully pulled a Houdini, drysuit included, in the Rhino…and took a dump in his helmet bag…impossible, if you ask me!
I used to operate a scientific dive company. Because of the long dive and decompression times in the cold waters of the Atlantic, we wore dry suites (neoprene wetsuits, you can just pee and it goes with the water). For diving with drysuits, so stay dry and insulated, we wore catheters (women wore adult diapers instead). Those were catheters that were similar to condoms, just much thicker and you put them on like condoms. The tip was a tubular nipple that connected to the hose that connected to a pee-valve on the suit, next to your upper thigh. When we had to pee, we just let it go and it was flushed cleanly outside of our suits. This might be a great option for those fighter pilots, so that they don't have to fumble because they'd be connected to the bags before take-off. Just a thought!
If you are a normal human being you only have to poop once every 24 or more hours so just poop before a flight because you know when you go flying so you have enough time It’s not ww2 where you can be shitting on the toilet and the the bell rings because some nazis thought it would be funny to bomb some civilians
I think I missed it to but I really wished that the seat was a toilet and it reticle the poop and launch at there enemy targets to blind them with turd on there windshield
I would tell you how we, as grunts on the ground, went to relieve ourselves in combat, but I think you guys already had that one pretty well figured out. Appreciate the air support.
A soft-spoken, lethal man. One of many in uniform. I use to teach SCUBA and when asked, I'd tell my students, "There are two kinds of scuba divers: those who pee in their wetsuits and those who lie about it."
@@litamtondy I have it had its pros and cons. I don’t really watch the news but I hear people saying that the U.S. was involved with providing the talibans with weapons and things like that. But the pro side was the the U.S. also helped clear most talibans in Afghanistan but after the left Afghanistan, the talibans rose back to power especially this year.
Hello, Mr.Pilot, please make video on what pilots normally do to stay in a good shape? And how important is having a great eye sight for fighter jet pilots? I haven't seen a young fighter jet pilot yet who wears eye sight glasses during flight :)
The vacuum system for going to the bathroom NASA, ROSCOMOS etc. have been using this method since the sixty’s so I am glad to see it being implemented here on earth.
Justice Warrior Easier said than done my dude. Try to “hold it” for 8 hours. And sometimes you can’t force yourself to “shit in the morning”. Imagine having a random bout of diarrhea while soaring 30,000 feet above Gods green earth at Mach speeds.
@@apburner1, you have no idea. I went 6 weeks without a shower after trying to shower in. GP tent with the wind blowing above 35 mph, and freezing temp. We ran out of water because our water supply froze. In the rear, we were given 1 hot meal a day, in the field we ate c-rats for all other meals. There were no fires. In extreme cold, we wore the minimum clothing because you sweat and that’s when you’ll get hurt by the cold. Smell, well we all smelled the same, and no one had room to complain. Seldom did you remove any clothing, even while sleeping. You would wake up with ice around the small hole you left open to breathe through.
@@lay1back But pee would be as bad if not worse than sweat in the cold. Surely if yo uare willing to wear less clothing to prevent sweat, then peeing would be equally as desired?
We use the vacuums in the hospital on immobile patients with pressure sores. It's a called a premafit. It just sucks the urine up into a canister as it comes out.
Catheter and colostomy bag. I'm sure you can get a surgery to have a optional colostomy bag. You'll have a cap sticking out of your abdomen that you can remove and put a bag on before a long flight. You could stay in the air for 4 days with no problem. At least with poop. The catheter thing might not be a good idea if you have to eject. Catheter getting ripped out at 9G's or how ever fast an ejection is would do some major damage.
I don’t know if you know the answer to this, but when the B-52 leaves Barksdale (let’s just say) on a mission from there to Baghdad, do they bring food with them on the trip? I know it’s like a 35+ hour long flight and this has always intrigued me.
Not only can you bring food, the B-52 has a rudimentary oven. www.pbs.org/newshour/world/you-can-bake-a-hot-pocket-on-board-a-b-52-nuclear-bomber-seriously
As a grunt, I’d like to personally thank you for bringing the thunder. Nothing makes the enemy stop firing faster than from the sounds of a US jet above itchin to drop a load of precision guided whoop ass.
I'd hate to think of what you have to do on an 8+ hour sortie after having eaten some leftover extra spicy chili that was sitting around the ready room before you took off...
I was an A-10A Crew Chief. We deployed to Nordholtz W. Germany. When we landed the pilot said, don't touch that box lunch. I had to take a crap in it. Imagine that.. No auto pilot on an A-10A model.
Perhaps there’s another bag they use for that that they can use for #2. Or some pilots have an adult diaper on if they couldn’t go before flying and have a long flight. lol on a serious note, pilots perhaps try not to eat too much before a flight and make sure they go #2 before takeoff as much as they can. after a while, perhaps the pilots find a rhythm of when to eat, how much to eat, and what time they usually #2 and try to have consistency as much as they can to “schedule” it so it won’t affect flying.
He screams at it then the engines turn on because the jet is actually *kinky* 🗿 Actual response: There's a start up sequence of a f-16 video i think it's still up here on RU-vid.
Wow! And here I thought they wear those adult pampers that absorbed all moisture and at the end of the flight they just dispose it. Thanks for that info.
