A Day in Life of US Navy Pilots Landing Millions $ Jets on Aircraft Carrier 24/7

[@Gus0898uk]

It looked like the US Navy 'borrowed' a French Navy Rafale jet during the video.

[@njjeff201]

Bless our Vets 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@mohamedbaza9573]

Have a nice day my dear friends

[@garymiller5937]

I would love to be able to pilot a plane but not if it means landing on an aircraft carrier. I'm grateful for the men and women who do and the crews who make it possible. ❤❤❤😊😊😊

[@acon5780]

Lindo. ES, Brazil.

[@miloxp]

good vid

[@davelew86]

Naval Aviation then proceeds to show F16 then F15 😂

[@DavidLarkin72]

Seriously, this should have been called a day in the life of an Air Force aviator. Start it off with Air Force aircraft, Then as soon as I saw those patches from military airlift command and others I knew this was a bunch of stock Air Force footage so wondering how it got the name that it got

[@yellowbusguy]

Not bad for an AI video.

[@thomasmackin9878]

If we are talking about Naval Aviators, why are all the airplanes in the first few minutes of the video from the Air Force and the students are all Air Force. The rest is a parade of simplicity and shows a total lack of how a real flight deck works. Comment from a Naval Aviator for 27 years.

[@harterbob]

Ditto. Total fail.

[@doncalypso]

The F-16s make sense only in that the US Navy flies them as adversary aircraft for Dissimilar Air Combat Training... 🤨🤔🤨🤔🤨🤔

[@wiwingmargahayu6831]

megatron

[@texasermd1]

Million $ not Millions $

[@manuelregiment]

❤🇬🇭🇬🇭