Piper l-4 Brodie 1944

[@TheTWhite]

Peter Sripol anyone?

[@Chobittsu]

This vids gonna get a lot more traffic suddenly

[@pinchofsnoofo1471]

Yessir Peter sripol

[@kwoosh8442]

yeeeeeepppp

[@dylanpyatt4802]

Yeah

[@elosogonzalez8739]

OUTSTANDING!!! The Amusement ride of the day. A different set of skills for the pilots.

[@markpedersen5021]

This was actually used successfully at Iwo Jima and Okinawa, despite it looking very unlikely to succeed. Very labor intensive, but very cheap system, as long as you had enlisted men to handle the work.

[@parrotraiser6541]

Perfected just in time to be rendered obsolete by the helicopter. Looks fine on a nice calm Pacific day, but I'd hate to try that in any sort of sea, or with inclement weather.

[@amerassi9319]

wonderful video .

[@horsemumbler1]

5:50 8:00 8:25 17:00 Some of the take offs and landings

[@kwoosh8442]

thanks

[@davidturner4987]

Looks like it was a huge pain in the ass to get one plane airborne and God help you if you try it in rough seas.

[@shanemichaels8289]

Amazing how a 65 HP motor can carry the weight of those balls

[@MECANERDGAMING]

des pilote de fou , tellement bon

[@NotAloneStudios]

Amazing

[@millicentsquirrelhole582]

Yes, Bill, the idea is to launch a Piper...swingin' outside a boat with a bosun' mate swingin' over tha' swingin' Piper to do som swingin' tether work, an' then, Bill, tha' Piper comin' in for a swingin' hook landin'...an, Bill...thas' some swingin' sh-t raithch there...

[@RamblerMan68]

Hahahaha👍

[@olsonspeed]

Possible: yes... practical: no.

[@RobMcGinley81]

OR.....they could of just used a seaplane 🧐

[@stuartlynn-q8q]

Probably the most inefficient aircraft carrier ever

[@timmckenna210]

Looks like an accident waiting to happen!