Villagers React To U.S. Aircraft Carrier In Rare Arctic Circle Exercise ! Tribal People React

[@admiralpaco507]

Babu Bhai and Sarru's deductions of the kinds of services an aircraft carrier would have available are basically spot on. Doctors, engineers, mechanics and more, since an aircraft carrier is effectively a floating city.

[@dmschoice2571]

I think it could be interesting to even go more in depth about that and show them something that gives them an even more thorough impression of everyday life on board of such a ship.

[@linmonash1244]

Yes. And don't forget the Chefs & KItchen hands & Cleaners! But Babu is right to worry about a puncture. The pilots do too! Amongst a multitude of other potential variables... Amongst all of the electronic sophistication there's still an important role for a big brass Bell, and EVERYBODY appreciates the eternal beauty of a Rainbow. :)

[@kennethkho7165]

it's a floating military base

[@jgw5491]

@@michaelg2529 Speaking of punctures, anything loose on the deck is a danger to people and aircraft. I've heard that periodically a large number from the crew will walk the length of the craft side by side looking down and picking up and removing any debris, nuts, bolts, scraps, etc. Anything under the wheels can be shot out like bullets, damaging planes and machines and crew. It also makes a pleasant change of scene for crew members that spend their days working in compartments indoors on the ship at their assignments.

[@kdrapertrucker]

Hopefully the Indian Navy will release somedocumentary videos on India's carriers so these fellows can see what their own country has been able to accomplish.

[@WendsH]

I just had to smile when Raeen mentioned that it must be more than 5 stories tall and Sarru said that he didn't think so - please tell them that an aircraft carrier is 10 stories underneath the flight deck, and that the tower on top of the flight deck is an additional 6 stories (not including the mast). They're truly massive ships. Source: have served aboard a couple of them

[@michaelm.1947]

WOW! I had no idea they were that "deep". Learn something new everyday! Thank you for the info and thank you for your service!

[@kevincrosby1760]

I wonder what they would think of an UnRep...

[@greggwilliamson]

Please show them the video called "Cities at Sea". Many people have reviewed this online. It is about Aircraft Carriers and how they work.

[@psycho2596]

That would be awesome for them to watch

[@krakendragonslayer1909]

I'm not even an American, but American aircraft carriers always amazed me.

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

@@krakendragonslayer1909 They’re such crazy pieces of engineering!

[@monicapdx]

Good reactions, and I wouldn't mind seeing more about aircraft carriers myself! They're fascinating.

[@kdrapertrucker]

Underneath the flightdeck there is another deck where the airplanes can be repaired and maintained called the hanger deck. They have all the facilities to repair all the aircraft the ship carries. The planes are moved between decks with huge elevators.

[@LolUGotBusted]

the catapult mechanism is worth its own discussion.

[@apex_blue]

@@LolUGotBusted And that is getting replaced with electro magnetic catapults

[@as-above-so-below-]

It's amazing how wholesome it feels to watch these men learn. Maybe we'd ought to spend time learning about them. Then we'd be able to see what makes them so down to Earth and so happy and integrate that into our own lives.

[@andreasiversen3440]

Dont overdo it.

[@mooeykazooey]

@@andreasiversen3440 …overdo what..? Weirdo

[@andreasiversen3440]

@@mooeykazooey cute avatar kid

[@sinderella23]

@@nateman10 I concur!

[@as-above-so-below-]

Man, y'all are so weird. I'm just trying to express my appreciation for the little things we hear these guys say but it led to weird responses and argument. Being American and from the south, I appreciate old country folk and their wisdom and I see the same thing in these people.

[@kriketo]

For next, an educational video about aircraft carriers and its systems, like the catapult to help fly or the cables to help with land, and show them the inner decks and how may people it needs to be able to work properly...

[@dochubbell]

That was my thought exactly about educating them as to how the aircraft are launched and assisted with safe landings since the runway is so short. I am not sure if they realize the workings of that. Yes to the total population on an aircraft carrier and the different skills needed to run smoothly. More facts = better understanding of how intricate the system.

[@daveman439]

At least Raeen noticed that the "ropes" helped the aircraft stop. The under-deck system of weights, pulleys, hydraulics never ceases to amaze me. The HOOKS pulling them into the air were hardly visible in their slots and grooves hidden in the deck of the Ships in this movie.

[@tomi_9212]

Finnish defense force´s obliviously dont have carrier´s, but our hornets are equipped with hook system. To use those in road bases, a standard public roads with mobile cable stopping systems.

[@barbaraeverly1922]

@@daveman439 the "HOOKS" are catapults which launch the aircraft at very high speeds

[@damantx1]

I worked on a aircraft carrier. Yeah, there’s even mailmen on the ship.

[@AzaleaLala]

Really good reactions. They pay attention to all the details. Also, I like how they respectfully wait till someone is finished talking before another one talks. They have such great manners.

[@Retr0racin]

I use to work as a final checker on launch USss Ranger and Enterprise back in the 80s. when those planes are taking off running at full throttle it is so loud you can feel your skull bouncing inside your head even with the earmuffs on.

[@barbaraeverly1922]

My husband was on the Enterprise back in the 80s! Chances are slim that you knew him, given the size of the crew. His name is Gayle and he worked below deck where aircraft was stored until needed.

[@Retr0racin]

@@barbaraeverly1922 cool I'm sure are paths crossed at some point.

[@jordenwangdi9637]

Not the star trek one I hope..... 😁 Enterprise

[@c1h2r3i4s56987]

My favorite part of Aircraft Carriers are the Giant Rubber bands that catch the landing gear of a landing plane to slow them down to a stop.

[@17losttrout]

These guys are great. I know there are copyright issues with videos shown, but there must be better footage out there for them to see. Most of this video was similar shots: taking off and control room.

[@andrecostermans7109]

yep, this video shows less to nothing , not even the proper size of a carrier ...

[@freedomefighterbrony9053]

Should have them react to cities at sea:how aircraft carriers work so they understand how a aircraft carrier works and what goes on

[@sandrapaterson8678]

It's great to see the wonder on their faces and drinking in all this knowledge 🙌 this is thee best reaction channel 😁

[@luzifersohn5010]

I learned something too! At the end of the rainbow is an American Aircraft carrier ^^. thx for all the new information!

[@LuchtLeiderNederland]

Show them how the Dutch built the Delta Works, a defense system to protect millions of inhabitants from floods.

[@Xcris_crosX]

At timeline 6:53 Raeen says they just fly the plane, it's their only job. Show them fighter aircraft firepower or air combat dogfights

[@danlabok7117]

I wonder how they would react to V/STOL aircraft like the F-35 Lightning II, AV-8 /Hawker Seddeley jump jet and V-22 Osprey.

[@gordonferrar7782]

I love this, what I love most is the respect and the colourful optimistic use of language. There's no cynicism at all.

[@kangawroon]

Never got an outside-view of the ship itself

[@stewall101]

Nor pilots'-eye-view of take off and landing.

[@grizzysizzle]

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[@slimpickins9124]

These guys have seen so much soon they will be posting their own videos . The best as always is Babu playing & singing.

[@jolenewitzel7919]

It is never shown but what a great question about flat tires. 😊❤

[@PhyllisGlassup2TheBrim]

See if you can find another one of an aircraft carrier showing the restaurants on board, the bedrooms, television t=rooms, gym, hospital. It is like a floating hotel with every luxury.

[@Retr0racin]

Not quite a hotel lol my berthing area had about 80 people in it and the food was not that great after standing in line for 30 mins

[@daveman439]

Well, they saw a plenty gigantic Cruise Ship. I recall Babu's song commented on the Fickle Wind. : )

[@kevinerose]

Aircraft carriers use a short runway so the plane is launched using a steam catapult. 12:15 That's why you see the steam coming up from the deck after the plane takes off. The rope that catches the plane when it lands is a steel cable and each plane will have a hook on the bottom to grab the cable.

[@luciusvorenus9445]

I wish these gentlemen had watched footage of Naval aircraft unfolding their wings from the stowed position. I would have enjoyed their reactions. 🙂

[@conniestrachan8137]

I love your reactions and the song at the end always makes me smile. If I had a bad spot in my day I watch you guys and I feel better.

[@tomjones2121]

tires are solid rubber , no air, no punctures

[@kevincrosby1760]

The first area shown where the sailor is steering is the Navigational Bridge, and is where the ship is controlled from. The sound of a bell can be heard clearly in a noisy environment, so the bell is rung in a specific manner to indicate certain things, one of which is the time on a 4-hour cycle starting at midnight. The bell is struck on the half hour, with the number of strikes indicating the time up to 8 bells in groups of 2. Thus, 08:30 would get 1 bell, 09:00 would get 2, 09:30 would be 2 + 1, 10:00 would be 2 + 2, etc. Every command or action on the bridge is logged. The sailor writing in the log after sounding 1 bell would have been logging that she did so. The second area with the 3 men was Primary Flight Control. As an aircraft carrier is a floating airport, think of this as the control tower. The "smoke" on the flight deck is actually steam. In a nutshell, steam under pressure is used to force a piston under the deck forward, pretty much throwing the plane off of the carrier. The "ropes" are called "arresting lines" and are actually steel cables hooked up to hydraulics which (kinda) slowly slow down the aircraft when the hook on the tail of the plane catches it. The hand signals are somewhat stylized, but are used for a visual indication that the person has verified that the plane is hooked to the catapult properly, that he is checking that personnel are clear, etc. When he goes to one knee and points, he is indicating to the person on the catapult control that it is safe to launch the aircraft. There can be upwards of 5500 persons on board the largest aircraft carriers...3000+ to actually run the ship, and 2000+ to fly, repair, and manage the aircraft. The first group is always on board, the second group will come and go with the aircraft. Anything which you would find in a small town with an airport can be found on board a carrier. Electricity is generated, fresh water is distributed, sewage is treated, etc. There are mess halls, barber shops, recreational areas, sleeping quarters, weight rooms, repair shops, a full hospital, onboard cable TV, a library, a store for the crew, laundry services, etc. Munitions and fuel to replenish the aircraft are kept on board. There are refrigerators, freezers, storage areas, etc to keep the crew fed.

[@SweetBrazyN]

You should have the group react to ‘how many countries England have invaded visualised’ will be an eye opener to them as I’m sure they only really know about the British Raj

[@LolUGotBusted]

The boat is 332m long and over 100,000 tons. Also, the "stopper" is actually part of a device that power-launches the plane off of the ship.

[@chipper841]

Thanks guys for sharing!👍👍

[@2degucitas]

What a treasure these men are.

[@Trenton-om9qs]

These men are so awesome to watch. You should show them more videos on how aircraft carriers work

[@elmanitasdeplomo]

‘The camera man covers great scenes” as the inside cockpit was shown during landing😂

[@Gantzz321]

one thing is clear, these videos are not getting translated for them anymore. They didn't react to anything being said today, and it has been that way on most videos lately.

[@webbsb.4847]

Show them that India 🇮🇳 also have aircraft carrier, INS VIKRANT.

[@kdrapertrucker]

India has operated carriers for 70 years, the big news is that India is now building their own carriers.

[@2degucitas]

@@kdrapertrucker That's wonderful!

[@johnfrench6564]

The US carriers are like cities though

[@kdrapertrucker]

The "umbrella" is a radar antannae. That is a long range radar aircraft. It can see 400 miles in every direction.

[@peytone5387]

I’d like to see the guys react to the sinking of the Titanic and the sub dives to the shipwreck The deep-sea submersible dives and wreck footage will fascinate them

[@giftedandblack494]

I just love these guys. They are the best.

[@stephensmith4480]

The Bell has Rung. Class has started, Priceless. I Love these guys, Babu is a wise old gentleman 😊👍.

[@cindybeck5643]

I wish you could show them how big the whole thing is! Like a small city!

[@saliftrilok6129]

i think the guys will enjoy an air show with the blue angels

[@KindCountsDeb3773]

Impressive to anyone I would think. I'd like them to see just how the plane slows down and stops upon coming back and landing. The way it catches the cord with a hook and stops. It's very dramatic. These good men, they are so aware and see so much, don't miss much either.

[@dcijams]

The SR 71 in the early stages actually had a drone attached to it. When missiles were shot at it the drone would be released. Allowing the SR 71 to fly away safely. And the drone taken the strike.

[@daisymae1963]

They all look to Babu for answers .God bless them all

[@Mack-cb6gb]

YEA, BABU!

[@Davieeeee]

Awesome video the are learning alot

[@kavakalynn]

I love these guys so much🧡

[@uuzd4s]

That's some pretty antiquated footage shown there, but makes it's point. The wind chill above the Arctic Circle is Brutal as I'm sure the Deck Crew knows all too well. : /

[@HalkerVeil]

Good question about the tire. They should see some of the accidents on a carrier landing and takeoff. Some are pretty dramatic. It's a dangerous job for sure.

[@fasteddie406]

Glad that lady took an attendance record cuss hate to think any crew were skiving off.

[@papamaniac2410]

That is not smoke coming off the flight deck. It is steam from the catapults. They use steam power to get the planes to a fast speed in a short moment.

[@jbscotchman]

I'm so hooked on this channel.

[@woooster17]

There are other countries outside of the US too… a little more exposure to other nations & traditions etc.. would be good.. 😌👍🏼

[@Phoenix85006]

The majority of the KZbin viewers are from the United States so that is why most of the content is from the USA.

[@woooster17]

@@Phoenix85006 I get that, but there are also a significant number of subscribers from other countries.. These guys are Indian, the point of the channel is to expose them to as many experiences as possible yes? The heavy bias towards the US just gets a bit dull. I get that the owners of these 2 channels also do it to make money.. but showing a balanced view of the whole world isn't going to lose them US subscribers.. I think we're all interested in other cultures too? It just seems to be US this and US that.. I have nothing against the US, its Just my opinion... Variety is the spice of life and all that.

[@JoTracy]

Yes please!

[@JoTracy]

@@woooster17 totally agree. More diversity please

[@JoTracy]

@@woooster17 US viewers would surely be interested in other places too...one would hope

[@greggbradford2307]

These carriers are floating cities with upward of 5500 to 6500 troops on board. They can carry around 60 different flying and anfibius crafts. These carriers have their own ZIP code;-)

[@Bunch007]

There is a video that shows every thing about the aircraft carrier. Inside and outside. Trying to think of what the video is called, buts its very informative. But they have restaurants, barbers, doctors, emergency rooms, dentists, and gyms. You name it, an aircraft carriers got it!

[@user-tk4gr9zo7t]

I would just love to see them react to Ainu culture, music and history at some point 💖

[@SpringTrap-4ever]

You should react to 10 most dangerous animals in the US!!! I'm from the US and even this video shocked me...

[@jfk64kennedy95]

the latest US Aircraft Carrier, the USS Ford class, can hold up to 130 aircraft, depending on the assortment in the airwing. That is a larger Air Force, than most nations on earth.

[@01DOGG01]

The madam is filling out attendance. That plane has an umbrella on it looool

[@mrsbones4091]

My husband and I love watching you guys and I was wondering if Babu and friends have had their COVID-19 vaccines? I hope all are healthy and doing well. 🥰

[@Flernaffinor]

There are some great videos from inside F-18's as they take off and land.

[@seamac7564]

5K personnel plus when on float; it's a city. A hot, noisy, smelly, city where you work 12 on/12 off until you hit port.

[@mooeykazooey]

Now that they know about aircraft carriers, they should see the USS Nimitz 2004 UFO Incident footage / Pentagon UFO report… 60 Minutes does a great video on it! It’s SPOOKY

[@Kellserz1]

I love how they think she is taking attendance! 😂

[@hawkmoon419]

USS Abraham Lincoln is: 1092 feet long, weighs 116,800 tons, cruises at 35 miles per hour on nuclear power, carries 5680 people and 90 aircraft. US Navy (not Army) has 10 such ships.

[@dudermcdudeface3674]

Is the theme song based on that one from the 2010 True Grit?

[@laowaistudieschina7470]

The USS Abraham Lincoln: carrier fueled by nuclear power, night crew fuelled by Red Bull, coffee that can melt a steel spoon, and whatever snacks they can get away with.

[@dannylast8707]

planes with round structure on top,, are radar planes,, they can see all airtraffic in area and report to pilots and ship... like flying headquarters.

[@lisascarbrough75]

I would love for them to see footage of the Blue Angels doing a formation flight, if they have never seen it before.

[@Green-hf8vm]

Babu your back missed you!!!!!!!

[@mrc302]

Loved their reactions. 👍🏾

[@helmedon]

You should show them high speed low altitude fly overs.

[@jamesohara4295]

USS Theodor Roosevelt, crew of 3000 plus.

[@nerfninja661]

Impressive these guys can extrapolate the purpose of such a ship with such limited experience and information these guys are mad smart

[@V_channel_]

Raeen @ 4:36 "Kill me now" 😂

[@greggbradford2307]

Sari is correct. That carrier has a huge operating ward with the best Dotors in the world

[@mimibee626]

I am very fond of these people

[@kdrapertrucker]

The "smoke" is steam from the catapult that launches the aircraft. The new Ford Class carriers use electric catapults that eliminate the steam. Much safer.

[@elizabethstrawn445]

Should show them the Blue Angels and Thunderbirds .. they would be amazed i think.. I was..

[@rizqiramadhan546]

Please make them react to different countries' martial arts like Muay thai, capoeira, or taekwondo

[@tomjones2121]

Show them life on a U.s aircraft carrier or Nuclear submarine

[@tomjones2121]

Mimitz class aircraft carrier operates with 2,500 -3,000 men , during active duty , up to 6,000 men ..

[@LuchtLeiderNederland]

Nimitz-class you mean?

[@brendanmaguire4134]

PLZ show them some of INDIA'S aircraft carriers, space program, nuclear programs etc. 👍👍✌🇮🇪

[@rolandgold4988]

Carriers are floating naval bases. They are based on the idea of forward projection( the ability to project the military wherever needed). They have thousands of crewmen and officers on board. The truly impressive thing is the support vessels that travel with the Carrier in a group. Each Carrier and support group can outmatch most navy's on the planet and I think the US has 9 of them ( might be off here could be more)

[@halwacristal6909]

Salam, Old Baba shukriya for you nice ghazal!👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@Jorgen87]

I know theres, stuff the tribal people might not know, about how the U.S carriers are being used and how to stop jets while landing, including, how many jets the carrier can hold, how the thicker wire work to stop, or the danger of being in the path of that wire while a jet is landing. Aswell as what is in the carrier of foodstorage, hospital/sickbay. Theres even a former trooptransport-ship that has been converted for wounded soldiers from war being transported with that ship. Called "Mercy ships". Maybe that is something for you too let them react on ?

[@ian_s7481]

The old man on the drum 👍😀

[@Seek1878]

Would be kinda nice for them to see an aerial view of the actual carrier to see how massive it is, not shure why the vid doesn't show that lol

I was thinking the exact same thing! Should have been some footage of the entire carrier from air/sea to show how huge it actually is.

[@lindac6416]

They think just like us ! It is amazing 🤩

[@bethking7348]

Carries something like 5000 people. That's a lot of meals to cook!

[@piratehunter1]

200ft up to the deck and each carrier is basically a floating town

[@hifijohn]

Do they know that india has an aircraft carrier.

[@LolUGotBusted]

India: needs 1, has 1 USA: needs 1, has 11

[@pixytorres7117]

@@LolUGotBusted 1 is not enough for US and certainly not enough for India as well considering their military power.

[@Sahil-ie3ie]

@@LolUGotBusted Actually India have 2. And USA definitely need more than 10 to be a true global superpower..

[@mfree80286]

@@LolUGotBusted Needs a lot more than 1. Just the CONUS coastline calls for 2, AK/HI 2 more, then NATO/EU/UN operational requests and tours for another, and then contingency planning because you can't just make a new carrier overnight, what happens should you lose one or need major repairs?

[@beaub2409]

Very enjoyable

[@roystout9751]

US supercarriers carry 70-80 aircraft and a crew of 6000 people.

[@janedewsbury5737]

Do the story of mother Theresa. She was India’s Mother. She always and only wanted to help the poorest of the poor of India. She would take beggars and men dying on the street and bring them into her convent and give them dignity before they die. That was her mission in life to bring dignity to the dying street people of India.

[@georgejohn9893]

show them pictures of the entire ship with people so they can get a sense of the size of it.

[@MikeK2100]

I got the biggest kick out of the tribal member that talked about if the tire is punctured. They would be amazed at how much effort goes into avoiding this. Entire ship's crew walking the flight deck to remove any foreign objects that coult puncture the tire, to inspections after every time they land, to hour each hour is counted, the cost of the tire, and how little time they change it. I've been in remote situtaions and a tired that got killed is like a wounded person and that doesn't matter if it was a new tire. The tribal person I have the most respect for is the one that felt for all of this to be possible, this needs to be in place and he nailed it. Aircraft carriers have the best doctors, as well as search and rescue people on board and ready. An interesting thing to show them is the mishaps that can happen, to where they manage to remain alive. With such close quarters, people do get sucked into jet engines and while not a rope, when the cable breaks, it can cut a person in half. Those that avoid that death, there is a God element at play.

[@bryonensminger7462]

That's not smoke it's steam the catapults that the use to help the planes take off run on steam power heated by the nuclear reactor that powers the ship

[@peteortiz3554]

Gotta show these guys a Submarine video