The WORST Carrier Landings You'll See in Flight Simulator X (Multiplayer)

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A static aircraft carrier comes under attack by a large group of F-18 Hornets and Cessna 172 Skyhawks in FSX Multiplayer. ATC not included. 'F' to all pilots lost during filming.
Thanks for watching chief.

[@Jeagles]

“Who’s in my cockpit” *” ‘ E L L O “*

[@dannywhite648]

Actually squawk 7500

[@lunchableloli5876]

H I J A C K C O N F I R M E D

[@blahtoblahtoto6441]

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[@StarTheAvgeek]

Mayday Mayday request Some F18 SQUAWKING 7500000000

[@minaminitta7686]

Who just ripped ass?

[@basithph8958]

“I’m sorry” “Say it like you MEAN it” “I’m sO sORrY!” “Better” “I sTiLl lOvE yOu!” “Too much”

[@lemmythebulldog8812]

Actually concerning What’s even more concerning is that there were no hot air balloons doing 400kts

[@StarTheAvgeek]

Concerning

[@minaminitta7686]

What is the wings folding command?

[@StarTheAvgeek]

@@minaminitta7686 What ?

[@minaminitta7686]

@@StarTheAvgeek (I was just quoting what they said in the video.)

[@legendmilk349]

No hot air balloon landing. Pathetic

[@Airforceproud95]

Fair point

[@kermaldesign]

Airforceproud95 full lobby of hot air balloons?

[@LukiRudaka]

Airforceproud95 I'm with Kermalgam also no hot air balloons?! Aint a real lobby until one comes in a barrel roll

[@PershingDragoon]

Yeah I second this. Needs more hot air balloons.

[@Ragetiger1]

@@LukiRudaka Don't forget while going 250 knots.

[@N.I.R.A.T.I.A.S.]

"I've got hydraulic fluid leaking out somewhere." "That's just your plane leaking freedom."

[@Chunkboi]

Wow. I wonder if that was what they said when they proofed the F-14 for carrier landings. (The nose shock was spilling fluid after the landing.)

[@ryank1273]

*Star Spangled Banner intensifies*

[@badb33f34]

"Any landing you walk away from is a good one." -Ryanair's new slogan

[@DonVigaDeFierro]

Why walk when you can crawl?

[@Felix-ix3qe]

Hahah good one

[@bryanmartinez6600]

@@DonVigaDeFierro from the wreckage?

[@beep883]

haha dead meme funny me laugh

[@mlektheforg]

The best ones are the ones where you can use the plane afterwards

[@NateCraven318]

8:35 This actually deserves a round of applause, holy shit that was perfection.

[@JetFalcon710]

Feels like something at an airshow

[@AaronDanieltenni]

“Who’s in the cockpit with me??” When a welcoming hijack is happening.

[@ninovitaliano7943]

i was waiting for him to shout squawk 7500 but he didnt

[@christophertaylor6079]

Did you know the word cockpit has fuck all to do with a pit of dicks?! It emerged as the word to describe a control centre because of an original geographical position of a cock fighting pit that was replaced eventually with the king of Englands centre for control of his kingdom. Bored? You’re welcome.

[@sparkieT88]

"that just your plane leaking freedom" LOL

[@azrocks23]

:D

[@gewoontimm]

Cleetus mcfarland fan affirmed 😅😅

[@broodicus1]

If I was a velociraptor I wouldnt be able to type this message

[@thefbi5564]

True

[@joshuamark9316]

True

[@PerogiPalooka]

big if true

[@Dragonite_Knight]

Which is exactly what a velociraptor would want us to think. I'm on to you.

[@bugzyhardrada3168]

True

[@Zyrch.]

8:36 Is no one gonna talk about that beautiful take off, my god that was cool

[@Vibinboi]

Ikr

[@justascottishguyinscotland1167]

Yes, it was, *noice*

[@axgelbxnny]

God*

[@colinzucchi9558]

Ryanair: Trying to land on a carrier *Its a new investment strategy*

[@harleymoore441]

It’s ok we buy new carrier

[@anononomous]

"I mean, technically the flight did land in the territorial waters of the country you want to get to, so that's something, right?"

[@makersmark4613]

You can only land one tiny plane free of charge.

[@billymanners9629]

@@anononomous closer to the city than most of their airports lol

[@GioBarreira]

it’s ok we buy new carrier

[@jw8361]

4:25 **hears that music** Also me : **severe hurricane flashbacks**

[@kedapofeng8993]

Suhuki Shinden somebody giving a shot at a mean and weird comments video

[@idontknowmyname2966]

I thought I was the only one that remembered that

[@ukraineballaviation1483]

Piece of sh*t number one on final

[@SurveyCaptainAkari]

"USS Harrison Ford" What a nice name for a carrier which named after the guy who lands at taxiways

[@DiscoScottie]

And golf courses.

[@yaldabaoth2]

He played a US president in that Airforce One hijack movie once, so it is somewhat fitting.

[@mikistenbeck6517]

don't forget Indiana Jones guys,

[@harrisonfnord5871]

Never heard of her...

[@jphillips4371]

I think he meant Gerald Ford

[@104thMaverick]

08:24 I'm not gonna lie, that was legitimate AF

[@CNSninja]

8:23 That formation takeoff was gdf legit though, for real.

[@isaned]

*hums Top Gun Theme with hand over heart!*

[@rzero21]

when they were taxing for takeoff, that shot looked cinematic

[@buddee20]

3:39 realistic

[@NickFlightX]

I have to say that formation takeoff was the best thing I have ever done in life!

[@104thMaverick]

Firm Handshake, enjoyed that! @NickFlightX

[@tron3747]

That was smooth af dude

[@re57k]

Wow, good job you two!

[@aleynaelanur6218]

Loved that!

[@zeroelus]

That was so unexpected in AFP95 videos haha, but great work.

[@TOLOTTUNESATL]

bro im crying tears trying not to burst out laughing in the middle of class because of the "alright thats a literal SHIT"

[@jinvexed]

when i was born, i was the worst carrier landing

[@elizabethzow3028]

F2 that’ a lot of damage

[@carterrichmond2907]

Did you miss all the cables?

[@hobanagerik]

Slew mode out of there.

[@legendmilk349]

Should’ve tried to reverse thrust back in there

[@iplxel7888]

Ooh a self burn those are rare

[@sleepyashu]

"If you don't slam this landing- I'm gonna be disappointed in you Ryanair." I will never get over the Ryanair memes lmao

[@WAK3_UP_]

If he doesn’t release GroundPound69 merch we riot

[@YEETMAN-dt9mb]

And bottle cruncher

[@askdead3911]

He has. GP69 merch is there

[@swedewtf]

GrassClipper420

[@kasenratliff1832]

@Agustinus Reynaldi its productforce420 get it right

[@welcomelife2131]

do you realize there's riots going on? ._.

[@joshualeibowitz2881]

“USS Harrison Ford” me: no Wonder why there are no good landings

[@mathewdee1632]

Thanks for explaining the joke 😁

[@stbu9709]

Well done, you finally got it 👍

[@Chunkboi]

BS. Harrison Ford was both Han Solo and Jack Ryan (although the latter was afraid of flying).

[@caviwhy]

the one person who disliked was sweating because of how good this video was.

[@camronlumsden8938]

Nothing but the truth

[@kekke2000]

Australian upvote

[@MichaelG_]

There are 11 dislikes now.

[@dylannz0321]

Michael's Vlogs 12

[@SOU6900]

Lol 13

[@mgvectors]

"I know Taco Bell when I hear it." - Kilo 2020

[@Tim_Tomorrow]

I'm just here to listen to kilo and his friends fart.

[@GunsNGames1]

@Adolf Hitler did Krebs feed his fish today mein fäilure?

[@TheDeviIDogg]

My grandpa flew over 100 different types of aircraft's while in the Navy. I've got a recording from two missions my grandpa was on in October 11th during the Vietnam war. It's of him, a few people from his squadron and a few people from another squadron, all flying the A6-A Intruder. You can hear them talking about SAMS as the alarms going off then you can hear my grandpa talking about slowing down to make sure everyone could catch up. After my grandpa's funeral Jim Horsley played the recording and he said my grandpa was always more worried about the lives and well being of his men than the mission and would stop at nothing to make sure they were safe and taken care of. My grandpa was the XO of the VA-115 when Alan Clark and Mick McCormick went missing and after my grandpa left the Navy he still made sure people were taken care of, he mentored the son of Alan Clark when he wanted to join the Air force

[@fankdaggot8961]

Pics or it didn’t happen

[@TheDeviIDogg]

@@fankdaggot8961 I have pics, flight logs, certificates, some are even official U.S. Navy photos

[@rabbit1360]

send pic

[@metallica66625]

“I still love you!!!” “Too much” XD talk about neglecting someone’s love for another bro. May his soul rip

[@adrianabdib]

-"hydraulic fluid leaking out" -"Your plane is just sweating freedom" xD

[@camojg2272]

"Oh the Cessnas are here this is real gang warfare" _Did you mean every GA ramp?_

[@FH99]

Duck, Duck, Goose (also called Duck, Duck, Gray Duck or Daisy in the Dell) is a traditional children's game often first learned in preschool or kindergarten. The game may be later adapted on the playground for early elementary students. The object of this game is to walk in a circle, tapping on each player's head until one is finally chosen; the chosen player must then chase the picker to avoid becoming the next picker. Contents 1 Basic concept 2 Variations 2.1 Kiss in the Ring or Drop Handkerchief 2.2 Daisy in the Dell 2.3 Duck, Duck, Gray Duck 2.4 Drip, Drip, Drop 2.5 Vrot Eier 2.6 Rumaal Chor 2.7 Majhya Aaicha Patra Harawala 3 See also 4 References 5 External links Basic concept A group of players sit in a circle, facing inward, while another player, who is "it", walks around tapping or pointing to each player in turn, calling each a "duck" until finally calling one a "goose". The "goose" then rises and tries to tag the "it", while the "it" tries to return to and sit where the "goose" had been sitting before. If "it" succeeds, the "goose" becomes the "it" and the process begins again. If the "goose" tags the "it", the "goose" may return to their previous spot and the original "it" restarts the process.[1] Variations Kiss in the Ring or Drop Handkerchief In this version of the game, as described by the British folklorist Alice Gomme in 1894, the picker touches the shoulder of each person in the ring with a handkerchief saying "not you", "not you", until the picker reaches the desired chaser, places the handkerchief on the person's shoulder, and says "but you". The picker then runs around the outside of the circle pursued by the chaser. Once the chaser catches the picker, the chaser is entitled to lead the picker into the centre of the ring and claim a kiss. The original picker then takes the chaser's place in the ring and the chaser becomes the picker for the next round. Gomme describes various regional variations: In Shropshire, the two players run in opposite directions and compete to be first to reach the starting point; around London, the chase weaves in and out under the clasped hands of the other people in the ring. Gomme describes Drop Handkerchief as a variant in which there is no kissing. She also connects it to similar games such as French Jackie and Cat after Mouse.[2] Gomme suggests that " 'Kiss in the Ring' is probably a relic of the earliest form of marriage by choice or selection. The custom of dropping or sending a glove as a signal of a challenge may have been succeeded by the handkerchief in this game."[2] Daisy in the Dell A variation described in the 1919 book, Entertaining Made Easy by Emily Rose Burt, has children standing in a circle, joining hands. The daisy picker goes around the outside, saying "Daisy in the dell, I don't pick you … I do pick you."[3] Duck, Duck, Gray Duck "Duck, Duck, Gray Duck" is a variation played in Minnesota.[4][5] The core gameplay difference is that the picker taps the heads of the other players while duck calling "duck, duck,..." and then calls "gray duck!" to signal which player must chase the picker. The picker can make the game trickier, by calling various colors or adjectives that might sound like "gray duck," such as saying "Duck, duck, green duck, gross duck, grape duck, GRAY DUCK!" In some regions and variations, the caller may change the direction in which they run.[6] Drip, Drip, Drop "Drip, Drip, Drop" is another version played by children mostly in warmer climates. One player who is "it" goes around the circle with a container of water and "drips" a small amount on each person's head. They will then select someone in the circle to "drop" the entire container on top of them. This player will then try to tag the "it" before the "it" sits in the spot of the person who got "dropped" on. If "it" is tagged then they will remain "it" for another round.[7] Vrot Eier A similar, common Afrikaner game is called "vrot eier", meaning rotten egg. Instead of saying anything or pointing at anybody a token of some kind (usually a handkerchief) is carried by the one who is "it" going around the circle of sitting players. The token is then dropped behind one of the sitting players. Players are not allowed to look behind themselves, but can feel with their hands on the ground behind them. If the player behind which the token has been dropped discovers it, that player chases the one who dropped the token. If the player who was "it" is caught and tagged, that player will sit in the center of the circle and become a rotten egg ("vrot eier" ) and the player who did the chasing becomes the next one to be "it". If the player who was "it" was chased all the way around the circle, that player sits in the place of the player behind which the token was dropped. The chased player is then the next one to be "it". If the player behind which the token was dropped does not become aware of this by the time the "it" player has gone around the circle, the player so caught becomes another rotten egg to sit in the center. The "it" player then remains "it", picks up the token again and continues. The game can continue until there is only one person left that is not a rotten egg or more usually when the "rotten eggs" get tired of sitting in the center and demand to restart the game. Rumaal Chor A similar game to vrot eier is known as "Rumaal Chor" in Hindi speaking regions of India and by other names in rest of India. A "rumaal" or handkerchief is thrown by the picker and the players have to constantly search behind them using their hands to search for the handkerchief.[citation needed] Majhya Aaicha Patra Harawala This game is also played in the Indian state of Maharashtra, where it is referred to as Majhya Aaicha Patra Harawala in the local Marathi language, which literally means My mother's letter is lost. This phrase is shouted by the runner, while the kids sitting in the circle respond with Te mala sapadla (I found your mother's letter).

[@emp7y609]

"when a child gets lost in walmart and finally find his parents" 😂

[@codyscorner2.082]

When landing on a carrier, if you butter, you die. You have to slam the plane on the deck so the hook thing that extends out can catch one of those wires on the deck that catch the plane so it can make a very quick stop.

[@thespicygopnik5659]

In Soviet Russia the carrier lands on plane

[@cyanide3508]

No, the water lands on the carrier and the carrier lands on the plane.

[@Arwen_XIV]

@@cyanide3508 And so goes on the circle of life.

[@acesirr]

You're wrong. In Soviet Russia the carrier is on fire, stuck in drydock and or being towed by a towboat.

[@DavidEllis94]

@@acesirr Dammit dude, I was going to take a jab at Kuznetsov lol

[@MichaelClark-uw7ex]

@@acesirr Then sold to China.

[@JerryDoesThings_1604]

Remember that music from the “Landing in Hurricane Conditions” vid a while back...

[@xCluSTerZx]

and everyone still looking for this music/version xD

[@dumpygrimbo8623]

@@xCluSTerZx Did anyone ever find what it was?

[@xCluSTerZx]

@@dumpygrimbo8623 I don't think so... Alot of versions came up for the original song but this specific one is still a mistery as far as I know

[@aidankeys8534]

Didn't think I would see a perfect carrier twin takeoff on FSX today

[@max10hoop]

Guy: what’s the wings folding command? Airproud95: .. Guy 2: Alt-F4 Airproud: AYYYYYYYYY

[@glaxko2]

Last time I came this early I made my girl friend very sticky and disappointed.

[@Pepsiphopia]

Could be worse. You could be WAY to late.

[@stormblade3408]

@@Pepsiphopia When you're so late she's married to a successful handsome guy and has 3 kids and you're still single and hitting 40 drinking white wine alone on Christmas Eve....

[@kalinkapavlova9398]

@@stormblade3408 I think you've got the man and woman reversed in that one. Also lacking cats.

[@mazinggaming8400]

3:10 That man has a shit bucket, he is a true OG Battlefield pro player. If you know then you know!

[@scarface1367]

The AIM-9 Sidewinder is a short-range air-to-air missile which entered service with the US Navy in 1956 and subsequently was adopted by the US Air Force in 1964. Since then the Sidewinder has proved to be an enduring international success, and its latest variants are still standard equipment in most western-aligned air forces.[4] The Soviet K-13, a reverse-engineered copy of the AIM-9, was also widely adopted by a number of nations. AIM-9 Sidewinder AIM-9L TypeShort-range air-to-air missilePlace of originUnited StatesService historyIn service1956-presentProduction historyManufacturerRaytheon Company[1] Ford Aerospace Loral Corp.Unit costUS$603,817[2] (AIM-9X Blk II FY15). US$472,000[3] (AIM-9X FY 2019)Produced1953-presentSpecificationsMass188 pounds (85.3 kg)[1]Length9 feet 11 inches (3.02 m)[1]Diameter5 in (127.0 mm)[1]WarheadWDU-17/B annular blast-frag[1]Warhead weight20.8 lb (9.4 kg)[1] Detonation mechanism IR proximity fuzeEngineHercules/Bermite Mk. 36 Solid-fuel rocketWingspan11 in (279.4 mm) Operational range 0.6 to 22 miles (1.0 to 35.4 km)Maximum speedMach 2.5+[1] Guidance system Infrared homing (most models) semi-active radar homing (AIM-9C) Launch platform Aircraft, naval vessels, fixed launchers, and ground vehicles Low-level development started in the late 1940s, emerging in the early 1950s as a guidance system for the modular Zuni rocket.[5][6] This modularity allowed for the introduction of newer seekers and rocket motors, including the AIM-9C variant, which used semi-active radar homing and served as the basis of the AGM-122 Sidearm anti-radar missile. Originally a tail-chasing system, early models saw extensive use during the Vietnam War but had a low success rate. This led to all-aspect capabilities in the L version which proved to be an extremely effective weapon during combat in the Falklands War and the Operation Mole Cricket 19 ("Bekaa Valley Turkey Shoot") in Lebanon. Its adaptability has kept it in service over newer designs like the AIM-95 Agile and SRAAM that were intended to replace it. The Sidewinder is the most widely used air-to-air missile in the West, with more than 110,000 missiles produced for the U.S. and 27 other nations, of which perhaps one percent have been used in combat. It has been built under license by some other nations including Sweden, and can even equip helicopters, such as the Bell AH-1Z Viper. The AIM-9 is one of the oldest, least expensive, and most successful air-to-air missiles, with an estimated 270 aircraft kills in its history of use.[7] When firing a Sidewinder,[i] NATO pilots use the brevity code FOX-2. The United States Navy hosted a 50th-anniversary celebration for the Sidewinder in 2002. Boeing won a contract in March 2010 to support Sidewinder operations through to 2055, guaranteeing that the weapons system will remain in operation until at least that date. Air Force Spokeswoman Stephanie Powell noted that due to its relatively low cost, versatility, and reliability it is "very possible that the Sidewinder will remain in Air Force inventories through the late 21st century".

[@cameroff]

0:47 "Hey, who's in my cockpit with me?" "*_HELLO!!_*"

[@irosepower]

I love AFP’s voice

[@immoraiii8924]

S I M P

[@lukasi.v4269]

Sexy ATC / pilot voice that is!

[@randyreading8317]

Stumbled across this page, haven't stopped laughing in the last two days.....great stuff !

[@fireboltaz]

When you land in water it’s commonly referred to “the drink”

[@gainey688]

“Who wants to dogfight today?” “Idk ask Michael Vick ? “ Best come back in the video 👌🏼

[@MGWA6891]

Most under appreciated joke of the video.

[@DarkonFullPower]

4:25 You know bad landing are about to happen when AirProud pulls out the "hurricane song."

[@STYtrainspotter2007]

still trying to find that song

[@ravensight1]

@@STYtrainspotter2007all of us are tbh

[@Hoshimaru57]

(Watching video) *farts* “Who just ripped ass?” Wow, I couldn’t have timed that if I tried.

[@JetFalcon710]

My bad _[does it again]_

[@harveytrill8279]

A 747 landing on a carrier has got to be the funniest thing I've seen this year

[@Sea-zu4bj]

Epic Gamer Mmmmhmmm maybe he hasn’t seen much this year

[@harveytrill8279]

It's been a shitty year

[@Carson-yu2gk]

"he just ollied over the cessna" lmao i'm dead

[@JetFalcon710]

Out of curiosity, I found the timestamp, which is 6:22 ;v;

[@deggy1527]

AFP95 posts: Time to watch more planes go down the shitter.

[@HorizonSniper__]

2:09 "Markov" Ace Combat Assault Horizon anyone?

[@rkaidia]

"What's up guys SquareHorseCloud69 here, as always we still have merch"

[@ryanliao4017]

I cried countless times watching this... this masterpiece. The entire time, I wept silently, in awe at the power of what I was witnessing. Even now, as I write this, I am tearing up a little bit. Airforceproud95 is, and always will be, a masterpiece above all others. It's unbelievable that he was created by mere mortals. I cannot convince myself that this man and game has not been lovingly crafted by God himself, touched by his divine influence. My sympathy for those who have not watched him is... endless, to put it simply. They will never know true joy, and I pity them greatly for that. Of course, they could just watch him and achieve enlightenment, but I truly think that those untouched by its beauty will be incinerated on contact with its insightful viewing. The raw power emanating from its physical form is far too much for a non-believer. I pity them. I pity them for the fact that they will never know the experience of Airforceproud95. When I first made contact with the channel, I was immediately and forcefully thrust from my corporeal form, and placed in front of a counsel of celestial beings, all of whom having complete control over the universe itself. After testifying to them, and expressing my desire to watch Airforceproud95, they allowed me to live, and I am now a changed man. I owe my life to Airforceproud95. I apologize for the long review, but I simply couldn't have expressed my feelings on this masterful work of art in anything less than what I have already written.

[@thatbirbfriend2180]

Calm down willy

[@SPiderman-rh2zk]

Not sure if copypasta or autism

[@american_burgers7365]

Imagine the pilots on the Gerald r Ford were like this, they would sink it

[@zavtparticles6828]

Bro those trainees suck ass

[@hellfun1337]

The real carrier has rope/tether to catch and slow down the planes.

[@american_burgers7365]

@@hellfun1337 or do they comrade

[@zavtparticles6828]

@@hellfun1337 it's called Arresting Gear, it's 3 inch thick steel cable that goes through specialized braking systems. Aka, Cross Deck Pendant

[@zavtparticles6828]

@@hellfun1337 sorry about being a know-it-all, just some things irk me

[@SvendleBerries]

3:45 Maybe hes from New Zealand? (In Kiwi accent) "Alright everyone, Im the deck leader. Anybody that wants to land on my deck, just let me know. Ill clear a space. But NOT you! I dont want you anywhere near my deck!"

[@mordecai_wt]

Love you AFP95 you make me laugh every time keep it up :))

[@nickd.2784]

Pee pee poo poo

[@MichaelClark-uw7ex]

You already did, he ripped then went in the water

[@BubuchgaGaming]

This is just footage of Russian aircraft carrier trials.

[@RebelSympathyzr]

aaaaand, there we go, you have just achieved Checkmate with that!

[@kedapofeng8993]

Chinese*

[@mile290productions3]

Starting here 2:48 *_I couldn't breathe_*

[@Andre-gh2qs]

That was the best

[@chillinatmach35]

when it covid and your bored on an aircraft carrier......

[@logan_ev_music]

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[@airwi3268]

Nice video! also, 5:00 is this the same music used in the AFP 95 Hurricane matthew landing competition?

[@martijn9568]

I think so

[@JerryDoesThings_1604]

Yeah, yeah it is

[@gracehart6289]

Anybody know what the music is?

[@xCluSTerZx]

@@gracehart6289 milliondollar question no one knows. they found similars but not this one

[@nothing-po3qs]

I have little idea and im A music expert maybe just use Shazam

[@andersonparra835]

5:54 *SKYCOCKS*

[@rhyanschaff6900]

anyways, what do y’all want from wendy’s?

[@bugzyhardrada3168]

Pancakes

[@B3burner]

0:27 - Probably the funniest comment I’ve heard in a long, long time! Partly because of the comic genius in having to know flight sim file/folder rules and nesting practices in the first place.

[@matstermati6467]

nothing like some guys in f-18s and a cessna laughing at fart jokes

[@minotaurmikeftwmike7712]

That's the best part. You don't have to be smart to laugh at fart jokes, but you have to be dumb not to

[@azmialin]

‘I’m gonna have to contact my chiropractor again but we’re here..’ 🤣🤣🤣💀💀

[@taylorgregory610]

**witty "Last time I was this early, ______" joke**

[@DerpOKat21]

I have NOT laughed so hard for a while, thank you GroundPound69.

[@elik1491]

My favorite part is how he creatively comes up with a new channel name for the intro every vid lmao

[@philismenko]

I want to actually see people landing on a carrier with actual physics

[@nathanoher4865]

8:41 sometimes with all the accents and mom's and noises and memes I forget that there's legit cool stuff, this was nice.

[@silverghost9918]

7:16 he said Michael Vick 😂

[@CountyLineFilms]

I've probably watched this video 10 times, never registered that joke until today.

[@qxe1328]

AFP: is online Mr bale's fsx hut has entered the chat.

[@wyattroeder3228]

Who wants to dogfight today? Ask Michael Vick 😂😂😂

[@SnappingTurtle991]

"thats an interesting strategy"

[@blackout4475]

1:22 Mission sucess we’ll get em next time

[@youknowihaduwuittoem]

0:52 General Kenobi! You are a bold one!

[@JP-fx4ki]

"Who wants to dogfight?" "Ask Michael Vick" HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAA I laughed way harder than I should have.

[@mons-fe9fw]

3:22 oh god im laying in my bed laughing my ass off and then wuups i made a gnarly wet long fart

[@kaptainkaos1202]

No the worst landing was one I had a few years back. Coming in on the COD the pilot made POSITIVE contact with the deck. Thought my spine was gonna come out of my body. The CAT shot got me tingly “down there”. Seriously.

[@TommyTarkov]

8:12 XD litteraly me in everything

[@linglingjr]

Was this video inspired by that south Vietnamese pilot's successful landing of an over loaded and out of fuel Cessna 172 on a US carrier in the South China Sea during operation frequent wind in 1975?

[@javi2mlgarchives56]

who remembers the air china and the demos laughter in that same video XD

[@shadowfox8748]

I’m with groundpound86. That deck leader was pretty legit 3:37

[@tagsytlol3659]

Terrorists take plane: Kid: STRANGER DANGER STRANGER DANGER (jumps out of plane)

[@crispylanding9685]

Did you know you can take off with wings folded in the F-18 in FSX you just need about 12,700-15,000 feet of runway and full afterburner that’s to stay in the air for 10 seconds then activate the wing to fold out it works you can keep flying in regular configuration.

[@Rich_Jamison]

Dude! I have been an online sim-racer for over 20 years but seeing this makes me want to trade in my steering wheel and pedals for a flight yoke and rudder pedals! Hilarious content!!!

[@lepton_01]

This brings good old memories from the Landing contests 5 years ago...

[@skyliblue6460]

3:05 Thank me later

[@f-1525]

Everyone who plays rocket league knows that the f18 (blue angel) was just wavedashing

[@TawanMomo]

4:55 if you remember this music, you’re a veteran

[@Thitio]

Airforceproud95 should let everyone know on twitter when he's about to make a video so we could all flood the server and make a huge mess! just saying :)

[@Maob08]

It's GroundPound69

[@birbandgames7566]

I literally said "Oh, Groundpound69 uploaded one min." To a freaking friend when I saw the notif pop up. I'm so proud of myself. They had no idea what I meant.

[@leodavis4242]

0:47 has got to be one of (if not the) funniest moments on KZbin 😂

[@JoeMakaFloe]

1:13 catch me catch me ow - Wheatley

[@vedgsesh]

I'm getting a more seared bite on the Impossible Whopper, than I'm getting on the actual Who- no no no no no no no no.... No please don't say that no no no... No. Nonononono. No no nono no no. NONO NO NONO NO NOOOOO. Ladies and gentlemen, I'm not gonna trip. I wanted to come in a 100% hater. I'mma tell you off the top. I wanted to take a bite of this and be like 'ehhh nah nah it it'- I'mma just flat out say it; your Impossible Whopper BK, IS BETTER THAN YOUR ACTUAL WHOPPER BK. YOUR IMPOSSIBLE WHOPPER BK IS BETTER THAN YOUR ACTUAL WHOPPER BK. IT HAS A MORE SEARED TASTE. IT'S MORE OF A COOKOUT FLEX. IT JUST TASTES BETTER.

[@aleynaelanur6218]

7:05 "Yeah. Yeah, he just bitched out- OH MY GOD, NEVERMIND."

[@jacobolson5752]

I call my butt by its last name, Thole PS: it's full name is (but thole) PPS: there is no middle name. PPPS: the "pp" in pps is funny. POOPS: I replaced some of the p's with o's PPPPPS: Airforceproud95 YOU'RE AWESOME!✈🛩✈🛩✈🛩

[@Lil_Ryuu]

Honestly, as a Navy atc, that duel launch at the end was beautiful

[@BlackedBeast]

BOBCAT The brand name Bobcat is so popular and synonymous with skid-steer loaders, the general public sometimes mistake it for the name of the actual machine; this is also known as a proprietary eponym. If you Google this ('Google' being another proprietary eponym for 'Internet search'), Bobcat appears between household products (that are actually brand names) such as Panadol, Jacuzzi and Velcro. Bobcat equipment earned this fame and reputation because it was the first and remains the best in its field. Last year, Bobcat celebrated the 60th anniversary of the Bobcat skid-steer loader. Sixty years ago, Melroe Manufacturing Company, the forerunner to Bobcat Company, introduced a compact front-end loader that evolved quickly into the M-400, the world's first true skid-steer loader. The M-400 later adopted what became the world famous 'Bobcat' brand and its success created the global compact equipment industry we know today. Bobcat revolutionised the building industry with the invention of the skid-steer loader, and continues to lead the way in the design, manufacture and distribution of compact equipment for the construction, landscaping, agriculture and civil sectors. While the impact of World War II and the introduction of hydraulic systems in the late 1940s saw leaps and bounds in the development of large earthmoving equipment, there was still a gap in the market where manual labour was needed to move smaller volumes of materials or products in tight spaces that these big, cumbersome machines didn't suit. The inspiration for the Bobcat loader came from Eddie Velo, a turkey farmer from Minnesota, USA. He needed an easier way to clean the bird poop out of his two-storey barns that was more efficient than a man with a shovel and wheelbarrow. In 1957 he commissioned the Keller brothers, Cyril and Louis, to build him a light and compact machine that was able to turn around within its own length, while performing the same tasks as a conventional front-end loader. It had to be nimble and able to navigate around poles set eight feet apart, plus able to pivot, scrape and dump with a bucket or fork. Despite being rather rudimentary with two drive wheels, a small rear caster wheel and powered by a rope-starter, 6-horsepower engine, the Keller loader was an instant hit. It showed massive promise as a reliable and effective solution to a widespread problem, but the Kellers didn't have the means to mass-produce or market their creation. Some entrepreneur farming brothers from neighbouring North Dakota also saw the potential in the Keller loader. Melroe Manufacturing Company was the brainchild of inventor Edward Gideon "E.G." Melroe who pioneered agricultural machinery with several groundbreaking innovations. He died in 1955, leaving his sons in charge of the business. The Melroe brothers met with the Keller brothers in the summer of 1958 and were instantly impressed with their product, from its general capabilities through to the clever clutch drive mechanism. It was a match made in heaven and an agreement was struck - the Kellers joined the Melroe Manufacturing Company as employees with a royalty arrangement. They collaborated to introduce and demonstrate the revolutionary loader at the Minnesota State Fair, which was met with a rousing reception. The Kellers were immediately assigned to design and manufacture a Melroe-self-propelled loader.