Plane in Water

Plane in Water #movieclip #movies #short #sniper #ww2

[@ph89787]

This actually happened in real life. The difference is that West wasn’t run over by Enterprise. But was almost out of his Dauntless when his boot got caught on the radio antenna and dragged under.

[@randomrazr]

did they recover him??

[@ph89787]

@@randomrazr nope. Went down with the plane. I think the radioman/rear seat gunner was recovered.

[@tacticalra1nbow956]

They asked him after he drowned or before ?

[@user-gg3iw6zl7r]

​@tacticalrDespues mediante una sesión de Ouija... 😂a1nbow956

[@Hascienda27]

That's heatbreaking, imagine joining A war expecting to be killed or shot down and instead you die from getting your boot trapped on an antenna, what even are the chances of that ?

[@user-hb1pf8ik2r]

Movie name : Midway .

[@badbotchdown9845]

Movie name :BS

[@Tripintrios]

@@badbotchdown9845??? It’s midway

[@ScottishSquirrel_]

@@badbotchdown9845Wdym? If you are saying that the movie is bad then you are mistaken. Midway is an amazing film and I have watched it many times.

[@leodastrevigne487]

Midway est un super film

[@2packrm781]

Thank you for the name.

[@Robatic042]

Me trying to takeoff in warthunder 💀

[@waryth4475]

You need your pilot license revoked. Since it's War Thunder, it should be your gaming license.

[@epic_thunder1]

dude i was just about to comment that💀

[@Bias-mv5si]

True I didn’t know how land in a aircraft carrier 😅

[@Sparmink]

New callsign is gonna be skimmer

[@Dumb-as-bricks1]

He ain't gonna get that callsign

[@iwantmynametobeaslongaspos7194]

He’s dead

[@Sparmink]

@@Dumb-as-bricks1 he skimmed the water so it’s either gonna be ass brake or skimmer

[@Dumb-as-bricks1]

@@Sparmink oh wait are you talking about the guy who die or the main character? Because I was talking about the guy who got crushed

[@Sparmink]

@@Dumb-as-bricks1 main character lol

[@frederickgregg1881]

The rudder command should hav been, “Right hard rudder!” Followed by, “Shift your rudder…Left hard rudder!” because, unlike a car, it is the ship’s stern is what reacts first & most to rudder commands because the ship’s propellers are directly forward of each of the rudder’s … yielding almost instant response.

[@benthomas2232]

Meaning?

[@Tiltglory]

​@@benthomas2232means the ship turns like a forklift so steering only One way would Just make the ship drift and still hit the plane

[@Astrocat-od5cy]

Well yes but I have to wonder if aviators were familiar/competent with rudder commands

[@th1ng1296]

@@Astrocat-od5cy planes have a yaw axis, (rudder) they know it very well

[@MaxwellAerialPhotography]

Calm your tits its a movie.

[@mitchellminer9597]

Somebody should have been measuring and monitoring wind speed. They don't just chuck airplanes out to test it. The second plane had a bit more takeoff room than the first. If the helmsman had been hearing and obeying that pilot, the command as given would have just sent the ship sliding sideways across the plane. Ships steer from the back.

[@se78836]

This film is extremely historically accurate even though it seems like a typical far fetched Emmerich film. I wouldn’t be at all surprised if this really did happen

[@yiptastic12]

Let’s not forget, aircraft carriers were extremely new war concepts back then. So it’s not far fetched to see these mistakes.

[@AmanaLaks]

No one knew the situation considering it was war and time was crucial, even so the losses were still unfortunate, many victims in the world war had not even stepped on the battlefield yet

[@phantomwraith1984]

Carriers were still new at the time, so mistakes like these were a learning process

[@joechang8696]

There should be many visual queues for a strong 30kt wind over the deck

[@Hrodn]

Would the Helmsman have radio comtact with a pilot, and if he did, would he obey. Or has a 'chain of command ' been ommitted in the film.

[@AedanEriks]

Helmsman would not have been in touvh with pilots at all. Also they would have been maintaining a certain speed so this wouldnt ever really happen. Also also, during this time sailors throughout the ship would be using sound powered radios and the helmsman would not be able to make actual rudder adjustments. all the helm did was send a signal to the engine room who would then turn the rudder from there, often manually. so that aircraft , in an absurdly bad chain of events, wouldve been fully run over by the ship due to not being able to turn in time.

[@kylehenline3245]

​@@AedanEriks WW2 carriers had MULTIPLE conning locations one can control the rudder from, the helm can absolutely turn the ship. The engine rooms can steer to a small degree by adjusting power to propellers, but they have nothing to do with the rudder, you would call the steering gear compartment. Manually cranking the rudder would only occur as a result of a ship taking massive amounts of damage, in normal operation it's electrically controlled and by WW2 most ship's steering systems had multiple layers of redudancy. To my knowledge there hasn't been any ship in the last couple hundred years that requires a telephone to turn during normal operation, there are always mechanical or electrical linkages to the conns. Older steam ships did require the engine room to adjust the "throttle", but even that communication is primarily handled by indicators linked to the conns. It WAS standard practice for commands be repeated into a voice tube or mic in case of and indicator failure, especially in emergencies when seconds count. But engine rooms are loud AF, and in combat with explosions going off you migiht not . Voice communication is another level of redudancy, But in most applications not relied on as the primary.

[@johnwright9372]

Of course not.

[@kylehenline3245]

wow so it deletes every comment except the least accurate BS. Neat.

[@kylehenline3245]

@@AedanEriks No. you are wrong. You have no clue what you are talking about.

[@jackvetra2844]

😂 the helmsman don't take orders from pilots 😂

[@jamescharlton4915]

This one did

[@Andrew-13579]

Right. I think they listen only to the officer on the bridge that has the “conn”.

[@deadphoenixmage07]

That pilot is an officer, if you have actually seen the movie.

[@bored-z2397]

yes they do, it's called communication and they're doing an exercise went wrong

[@pavelguretskiy2457]

1-й самолёт тоже был бы в воде, т.к. при таком касании "поджатых" шасси, он сначала бы зацепил воду винтом и это было бы фатально.

[@build1981]

Это американское кино, там земные законы не действуют 😅

[@user-uz2be1rp5s]

Почему то это только русские подметили, может прав был про тупых американцев Задорнов 😂

[@user-zx4ow9in8z]

​@FalklandsRforeverBritish Нет обязательств быть перед кем-то, есть обязательства только перед собой. Это и делает нас личностями и людьми.

[@ZXCRunner]

​@@build1981т34 посмотри , потом пиши 🤣

[@notofficialpickles507]

@@user-uz2be1rp5sWhy is this stupid russian talking, you do realize that this happened in real?

[@flyboy330mps]

Hollywood trying to use drama over accuracy ruins most films these days. The first pilot would not be still applying power after releasing the brakes and beginning to roll, and the second pilot would not kills his energy by trying to rotate before its v1 when there’s still runway left. Just depict it properly, there’s plenty of drama to be had. It almost as bad as fast and furious movies where the racing driver upshifts 9 times on a six speed gear box 😂😆

[@LocalTofuSeller]

The movie midway was one of the most realistic depictions of the Pacific war as proven by war experts and some veterans, tho some parts dismay the veterans. Like using an American Carrier for the Japanese. People mistake war as "everyone is ready" it's war. No more explaining. This accident happened in real life, West (The pilot who has he's plane stalled and hit by the Enterprise) had the same fate but he almost got out. Drama wise that's the reality of war, not everything is cool and even the slightest mistake will get you, and almost everysingle legendary story that is true in ww2 is very dramatic.

[@enterprisethesylveon5787]

Damn near all the events of Midway were portrayed as told by the sailors of the Enterprise and the like. The only things that were changed were minor things for the sake of time constraints... Yes... the real Battle of Midway was as Hollywood as it could get in real life. This incident did happen, though it played out differently, a Betty did try to ram the Enterprise when that dude shot it down in the backseat of a Dauntless, the Betty barely missing it and cutting off the planes tail, Best's group were indeed the main characters for a while by finding and following the Arashi after she was distracted by USS Nautilus. Maybe do some of your own research before claiming this film's historical accuracy is trash.

[@davidelliott5843]

What’s even more frightening is how pilots in the Atlantic took off from a heaving deck. They had to time their brakes off roll so the ship dropped away as the plane hit V1. Then they had to get back with the ship’s stern moving up and down by 60 feet.

[@Cervezadog]

And the first plane would have took a nose dive when his landing gear hit the water.

[@patrickrameau]

@@LocalTofuSeller Its may be accurate from a "grand scheme of things" perspective, but as an aviator, its the details that grind my gears. Aviation films ought to have real airplanes, not CGI made by animators who don't know that control surfaces are supposed to move, or that Dauntless divebombers didn't successfully dogfight Zeros. As a pilot, this movie was unwatchable.

[@son-dr8ft]

I love how the prop doesn’t hit the water

[@waryth4475]

If it hits the water it means the pilot wants to crash it deliberately.

[@danielread4490]

Watch this movie with Benny Hill playing during battle scenes. Thank me later

[@GasparKvarta]

Interesting

[@robanderson473]

Ahhh Yakety Sax! I saw a yt clip from Spielberg's war of the worlds with that played over, it was quite amusing.

[@TheGamingplayer12]

Love the people going “this would never happen so unrealistic” when this even actually happened almost as seen I believe there was a survivor if I recall but the pilot died because he got caught on the plane when it went under.

[@justinlafever5653]

The ridiculous amount of CGI (poor CGI I might add) ruined this movie for me.

[@panzerwafflez7228]

The worst thing is they actually tried to make the events in this movie as historically accurate as possible...only for the shit CGI to turn viewers off...

[@spaceengineeringempire4086]

I understand why they used CGI. Not enough planes equipment in usable condition and ships of the era survived. At least in unmodified state. So CGI was needed. But the CGI team most likely was under staffed due to corporate not caring. The director cared but corporate exsecutives always got to interfere with things

[@cadjebushey6524]

In its defence how many airworthy SBDs are there left?

[@ghostcreeper243]

What the fuck do you expect old man, an actual airworthy dauntless and a replica of the enterprise, unbelievable man

[@evandelgado2784]

the cgi doesnt even look bad wdym

[@patrickhuot001]

This is why aircraft carriers now have catapults and fighter planes now have ejection seats.

[@Bierstadt54]

It had catapults then!!!

[@deusvult6229]

No, it's because jet fighters require much more speed and space for a takeoff. Also, ww2 fighters were much slower, so you could eject by opening the cockpit and jumping out, which is impossible on modern supersonic jet fighters.

[@waryth4475]

@@Bierstadt54 Those catapulsts were on Cruisers and not aircraft carriers for scouting.

[@TurkmenistanRepublic]

this is why ramps are a thing in aircraft carriers.

[@betrayal2008]

Name of the film: midway

[@magesh9924]

Really sir

[@alanmalan3819]

Yea, thoose pilots are sailors now

[@TenderEnginesDontShunt]

"PLANE IN WATER, TURN TO STAR BOARD, I REPEAT, PLANE IN WATER, TURN TO STAR BOARD GOD DAMN IT"

[@drpolus]

Gmod ahhh physics

[@rebuskecebong]

Fym gmod physics bro

[@drpolus]

@@rebuskecebong look it up

[@bored-z2397]

lil bro doesn't know how physics Work and called it Gmod physics💀

[@drpolus]

@@bored-z2397 Lil bro? Tf are you talking about

[@hotshotx1598]

​@@drpolus you and your uneducated ahhhh. The physics were simulated realistically here

[@4r391]

The CGI in this movie Midway is so bad.

[@patrickrameau]

Yep. Combined with forgettable acting. Ironically, would've been a much better film if they animated the people, and used real planes and ships.

[@TheJMBon]

The original midway made decades ago is sooooo much better than this trash...

[@4r391]

@TheJMBon I didn't know It was a remake. I'll definitely have to check it out. 👍

[@pixelknight-_-9812]

@@patrickrameauGreat idea, build a scale replica of a WW2 carrier and crash a rare WW2 aircraft into the ocean! Absolutely genius.

[@patrickrameau]

@@pixelknight-_-9812 Special effects exist for THAT reason....not to film every shot in front of a green screen. Say what you will about Pearl Harbor, but they did rent actual, flying P-40s, Spitfires, B-25s, Zeroes (replicas, but good ones). They borrowed a modern aircraft carrier (made some cosmetic changes), and actually launched real bombers and fighters from a real ship. Special effects enhanced the action, not replaced it.

[@johnsatan117]

Meanwhile, Hornet is launching B25s

[@minusonegoji-1]

During in a storm 💀

[@rachitkumar1012]

It actually happened in real life. Is reading history really so difficult?

[@johnsatan117]

@@rachitkumar1012 what

[@rachitkumar1012]

Search "the Doolittle raid" on google

[@rachitkumar1012]

@@johnsatan117 "Doolittle raid" search it on google

[@americanbiritish]

this is why pilots full throttle as soon as they land, its so that they can tack of again

[@nex_us227]

I don't take orders from you - pilot

[@robertmatch6550]

The 'recent' Midway movie was a pretty crappy effort to turn an important historical and highly cinematic series of events into a pre-canned videogame. I blame director, writers, and actors in that order. I didn't hate it enough to remember it more better, but when I knew who the director was, my expectations were set low.

[@orjitsood7453]

Press F to pay respect

[@alejandrosilva3538]

EL PRIMER PILOTO. MATO AL 2o.. ya habia despegado.. y lo freno! FATAL !!😮

[@Angelina-San]

500lb : WHAT WAS THA-

[@gustaveliasson5395]

?

[@e.g.o.m.e]

​@gustaveliasson5395 the bomb touching the water

[@gustaveliasson5395]

@@e.g.o.m.e Why would the bomb care about the water? It hasn't even armed itself yet, nor would I imagine that water would provide enough resistance to trigger the impact fuze even if it'd been released from the plane and had time to arm itself.

[@ilsignorsaruman2636]

Modern times: Captain:The ship's not moving! Plane: *sike* *takes off vertically*

[@boogerbombstudios-jn3ed]

Me in war thunder test flights

[@creepyghast1891]

Average war thunder momment

[@user-mv5uy8vh8l]

24 years at sea and i never heard anyone say 'right rudder'.....

[@sillyone52062]

This sort of event is the reason for adding a angled deck to carriers.

[@kobeh6185]

Actually the primary reason was to be able to launch and recover aircraft much more quickly, which is why the canted deck coincides with the equipping of catapults. However, this is another reason, yes.

[@milferdjones2573]

US Carriers deck are flat because they use catapults. Same with other catapult carriers I assume. The Ski Jump as it called is for not catapult carriers. I don’t know if that works with prop planes though.

[@vishnusankarapillai4655]

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[@user-jm7dy7eo6q]

At least the first plane survived

[@Troller9125]

If the second plane pulled landing gear up I’m pretty sure he could’ve made it

[@joshuapearson735]

As soon as his wheels hit the water he would of just dived straight into the ocean

[@SigmaAmerican]

In that situation, wouldn’t it been better to get out on a plane and swim away from the boat so you don’t get run over

[@ThemightyEnterprise]

Meanwhile me during this scene and 1/4th of the movie: ENTERPRISE

[@jehoiakimelidoronila5450]

Heartbreaking to see his new Wingman go down like that

[@Reinforced_speed]

From all my extensive war thunder knowledge, if a planes wheel in clips the water the pilot should immediately drown

[@Predacon770YT]

PLANE IN WATER PLANE IN WATER TURN STARBOARD GOD DAM IT TURN STARBOARD

[@amitaimedan]

CGI looks ridiculous in that scene. Good film, I liked it a lot.

[@Drnken229]

Its funny how the heavier plane was able to take off with less runway...

[@user-hk1xh3tk5n]

По-моему если бы он Цеханув воду он бы скапотировал, но кто отменял сказки

[@renatvernikovsky864]

Дай людям кино спокойно посмотреть 😂😂😂

[@user-bo8nj6rd9u]

Ошибка второго пилота - при недостаке скорости он подорвал самолет .

[@axmaneman]

Friendly fire will not be tolerated

[@Topic_Yo]

The reason they have the hooks and they go full speed when landing on carriers

[@AremuJejeofdavillage]

And this is why the carrier “makes wind” prior to launching aircraft 😢

[@azeembilal1691]

It looks like Hugo and zapan were friends in ww2

[@siskacrln3118]

Movie name:the battle of midway

[@Bohdan_Medvedskyy]

Доводить РУД до упора при разбеге с авианосца это сильно. Двигатель должен выйти на взлетный режим до уборки колесных колодок.

[@JorgeCaceres-uv5fh]

si! vos sabes mucho!!😊

[@Nubleader64]

Ah yes midway what a good movie

[@rayvaul3539]

This movie was fantastic! But it is hard to think about that some pilots got into these accidents every once in a while. Just being crushed against the hull and water pressure is a terrible thought.

[@johno9507]

Is the Helmsman allowed to change heading without the Captains say so, even in an emergency?

[@POPE_FRANC1S]

I think in this situation he can take an evasive manoeuvre

[@kenkahre9262]

This was all dramatic license so that the audience could could understand what was going on. In real life, understanding what was happening, shouting the necessary orders would have been passed through a number of people.

[@user-ru8xs3tc1l]

That's terrible and tragic! Lost a good and brave flyer and plane

[@echo71515]

“Abort takeoff!” - yh ok one sec lemme just takeoff than we can discuss your suggestions

[@MrRaghavann]

The concept here is relative speed.

[@dogsbd]

Everything about this video, other than planes sink if ran over by a carrier, is stupid and wrong. The officer in charge of flight ops knows the speed of the carrier BEFORE they launch aircraft, they don't have to wait for someone to take off first to figure that out and they don't need that pilot to then yell back ship handling directions after he has taken off. The people who did these things for real 80+ years ago were a lot smarter than the people making movies about them today.

[@seanmoran9383]

If you actually did your research youd know this was an actual real event that happened, only in real life he died because of his foot being stuck to the radio antenna when he got out, getting him dragged under.

[@dogsbd]

@@seanmoran9383 Aircraft did crash on launch but never because the ship was accidentally too slow! That's stupid

[@Just_another_goober]

Name pls

[@AR.MERDHASANJOY]

what's movie name? please guy reply I waiting for you🤝👍

[@AR.MERDHASANJOY]

🎉🎉

[@tm5123]

I didnt know the aircraft pilots talked directly the helmsmen on carriers.

[@slavianskiy]

Thanks for watching cheap computer graphics, which for some reason is called a movie

[@SanjithRavichandran]

Movie name please...

[@hunormagyar1843]

The way that CGI goes though is killing me... The only time the aircraft would *ascend* while its nose is down when some heavy ass airburst from below happens to hit it... But that would only really happen if it got caught up in an explosion or a tornado probably lmao Unfortunately, it's still better than some other similar films.

[@vuonghakpro4935]

pov: when u are brainded for 1 and 1.5 secs💀

[@4iemedimension]

Movie name : Middle Way 😅😅

[@Mr_meower]

Middle?

[@A7Vii]

Midway

[@joetuktyyuktuk8635]

Full speed ahead, damn the torpedoes... er, torpedo bomber...

[@Tedzapp]

If you want to see the movie it’s Midway

[@Shadowkey392]

Fun fact: this is why they invented the catapult launch system.

[@xxnightdriverxx9576]

Fun fact, that is wrong. Catapults did already exist at the time. They existed since the late 1920s/early 1930s. But they were not that powerful, and they needed a long time to prepare for each individual plane, so it would take you much, much longer to launch your air ground when using the catapults. We now use catapults because the takeoff distances of jets are so long that there really isn't any other option. You can take off with a ski jump while using most of the length of the flight deck, but that limits your maximum fuel and weapons loadout (unless you do a F-35B rolling takeoff like on the British Queen Elizabeth class carriers). Back then takeoff distances were so short that it was possible to do so without assistance, and without needing more than half of the flight deck. Today you would need more than half.

[@MuhammadRashid-gm4mx]

Movie name plz

[@NeptuneTraveler]

This movie is called midway

[@Knjaz_Bogolybskiy]

Первый при зацепе воду шасси, повторил бы судьбу второго, обажаю сказки...

[@user-lb7pq9rt1z]

This movie is now in Disney plus but it has only four add breaks

[@jarrodprieto5841]

"Oh, my gosh, West! I'm so sorry... 🥺😢" --Enterprise, Azur Lane

[@Takihiki]

wow! 100 million budget movie and graphics looks like from 2001

[@BryanJackson-yr9dm]

That part was so sad and the movie was also based in a real war rip to all those men that couldnt see their children and wifes😢😢

[@Spaceguy198]

How do u do this with out getting copy righted

[@legoninjago3194]

Movie Name: Battale Midway

[@rustythecrown9317]

''Damn!!!... the ships moving!!'... No fkng kidding , also turned into the wind so you can get enough lift... shit movie right there.

[@JoseMariaMachado-pk1ql]

The movie its called midway

[@castoalejandropenadiaz4645]

US airforce in a nutshell:

[@bossilays_i]

They didnt even use the flap, rhats why they fall

[@user-bc3np5fg8f]

Those planes didnt have flaps

[@xahxyy1551]

You heard him, the CV isn't going against the wind or going fast enough. That's the little bonus that makes possible for planes to fly with such a little runway

[@stavbycz6866]

​@@user-bc3np5fg8f dauntless has flaps and you can even see them being used in the first plane take of (its like in 1 second of this video)

[@Nerezza1]

@@user-bc3np5fg8f a heavy strike aircraft doesn't have flaps? 😂😂

[@solinlhen2735]

Why theres a man in right behind him!😅😅

[@DenisX.]

Ему не хватает скорости чтобы взлететь, притом взлёт он начинает с середины палубы… Кинематограф, все хуже и хуже! ((

[@DrDriplord]

Movie?

[@Gllory-th3mb]

Кино обсуждаете .;мой дядя видел в 70х как при посадке. Реактивный под авианосец и все .корабль как шел так и шел .только по их громкой передали Такой то . Скорбим,помним .

[@matthewnewton8812]

If you ever wanted to know what an AI extracted video clip on an AI generated channel looks like, this is it. “Plane in water” “# sniper” (really?)

[@York-town-class]

The ship is USS enterprise CV 6 but in the movie is name midway

[@__Royal_Royalty__]

Well plane under water I guess

[@mudaasarali5497]

Movie name

[@AaronUricariu]

Movie called Midway

[@AlanWake-ug8lz]

Типичный американский боевичок показывающий полную хрень

[@Alexander_Redbeard]

Осторожно! Эпилептик с камерой😂

[@Mr.COPTY001]

Me Trying to Takeoff An An-225 From USA Beast (game: SimplePlanes) (Lol, an an-225...)

[@khanataLEV]

Spotify ne zaman gelir

[@linziolamiach1120]

Vatican City - Lin Ziola - Owner | Italy EU | Roma | 19014 | Roma, Vatican

[@patrickrameau]

I watch just about every aviation film, and I really wanted to like Midway. Sadly, it was a forgettable excuse to practice CGI. An aviation film without a single real plane, and the fake ones being animated by people who don't know how planes work. Protip: WWII dive-bombers don't outperform Zeros in a dogfight... and especially if the animators don't bother to move the control surfaces.

[@TheCelticBrotherhood]

Why is there a tag on sniper - good film btw

[@user-ds8gz7od6h]

Название фильма:мидуэй

[@markoj3512]

The cgi is really shitty