@@skeletonwguitar4383 I believe it came from the AAR. He originally believed it to be malfunctioning, but later examination revealed he never turned it on. Which, is certainly possible in the heat of the moment. But I can search it out later
Jesus christ what a masterclass in cinematography. Musical score on point. This had me on the edge of my seat, pucker factor 10, while at the same time being hit with the emotion and horrors of war and the loss. W O W
The shots from the soccer field are probably some of my favorite from any DCS Cinematic. Something about military hardware surrounded by civilian infrastructure feels so surreal.
Imagine being a fighter pilot and doing something _so head-explodingly legendary_ that Ace Combat’s top fan artist stops what he’s doing and _makes a video about your REAL-LIFE achievement._ Cheers, Stroke 3. Excellent work as always, Nassault!
@@bennettleffewww War Thunder players try not to be inconsistent as fuck challenge, *impossible.* Then they will nip at anyone that wants the game to be consistent with time continuity and implementation. War Thunder has the cancer combo of bad. >Trash company >Scumbag employees >Washed out community that worships being fed trash >Zombie influencers >Scumbag state support >Market cornered >No competition >Gamblecore . mp3
@@bennettleffewww I keep saying to WT fans, if I wanted the real deal, I would have joined the Air Force. We play Ace Combat for the fun and the melodrama. I love it. Not everybody has the time or the patience to fly virtual sortie that last more than hour. It's boring. Only the nerdiest of the nerd do it on DCS.
Don't think anyone has ever been able to re-capture the wildness of this encounter as well as you did, your skill in cinematography, audio editing and storywriting remain impeccable Nassault, keep it up. c:
It always hits me, after Stoke 4 is hit, one guy calls for his status, and after a second of no response you get Stroke 3 screaming "Stroke 4, status!" while he is still in the middle of dealing with his own problems.
I had just finished playing AC4 for the first time last week and then watched your Comona video just looking for the ost. After finishing the other two ps2 ACs, I went down the real footage rabbit hole and had only just discovered the package q six sam incident literally yesterday. The timing is surreal. also cool vid💀
That was very intense just with the combat chatter alone It makes you feel like you were actually there and none of us could ever experience anything like that Hats off to that squadron especially stroke 3 and a moment of silence for stroke 4
The audio from this engagement gets used in so many videos of fictional dogfights, it's refreshing to see such a masterful cinematic tribute to the source material. Well done.
Breathtaking. Unbelievably so. Not sure why I teared up during this, our boys did make it home, after all. But your presentation, your respect for all sides showing them on the ground. Your talent is anything but ordinary my friend. I am so glad I found this channel so many years ago.
I love this brother! Please make more of these if you can, your quality has gotten so much better over time to the point it's getting hard to tell a RUclipsr made this instead of something like the History channel. Keep it up!
It is still mind boggling how this man dodged all that without popping his flares, seeing how his CM was malfunctioning. Massive skill Also, 42 second notif gang
Ironically, I learned of this engagement when you use audio from this in your Glatisant video, so it's really cool to see this come full circle. This is really well done, movie stuff in real life
Nassault...... I came for the ace combat but I'm here for your absolute passion for air combat. I was happy to call the mission you were doing in the preview post but seeing it all unfold with your skillful and excellent storytelling is amazing. You are doing great things and I know you will be even greater!
Its only fitting that one of the most amazing stories in the history of modern aviation be brought to life by the greatest aviation appreciator I know.
Still hard to hear all the stress in his voice knowing how hard he was working. Im very glad he came back alive. This just goes to show how well our pilots are trained when you have the largest defense budget in the world. Well done Nassault!
Beautiful work as always. I knew it was only a matter of time before you made a video of this historic moment. I look forward to seeing what you make next!
oh damn thats crazy just like a few days ago i remembered this channel and checked to see if there were any uploads and was like "damn maybe he moved on to something". Then this masterfully done video comes out today.
What an amazing video TheLonelyViper pretty much summed up what I wanted to say nevertheless the video was 5 stars I hope one day you have the chance to make an hour long movie I bet you could win an award for indie animated movies
@Nassault of course you remember LOL those videos changed my life tbh. Made me realize how fragile life and everything was. Truly put everything into perspective. Specifically that "Pale Blue Dot" video from 10 years ago. Great work, youve come a long way.
@@Nassault yes sir, keep up the great work! its honestly a dream you even replied, your videos are a core memory and found me the song that got me into music. "to build a home" by "a cinematic orchestra". its so nice to see you're still making videos!
@@AxolotlAndy you do realize the AIM-9L, an all aspect IR missile, the first of it's kind, if I'm not mistaken, went into full production in 1977? Which, for the record, was about the time the Soviets were just getting their rear aspect only R-60 missile into service. The AIM-9L was first used in combat in 1981 on Tomcats during the Gulf of Sidra incident? And was later used to great effect during the Falklands war in 1982? and seeing how the Cold War was not over yet, Raytheon would have pumped them out in sufficient numbers by 1991 to equip most if not all US military fighters with all aspect IR missiles.
I'm like @@setesh1294, all that hard work and meticulous fantastic cinematography Nassault did but all I want to do is nitpick every detail that's factually wrong or unrealistic. The actual facts of the event needed no embellishment at all, it was already incredible.
@RocketPropelledGuy don't get me wrong, every bit of it was as ass clenching as if I was in the cockpit myself, and it was a masterpiece from start to finish. The strained "Stroke-4, status?!" gives me chills every time I watch. I just couldn't help but catch the very distinctive canards of AIM-9Js on some of the aircraft. Though, to be honest, for all I know they could very well be all-aspect AIM-9Ps. Just no way of knowing for certain.
Man i hope the operations room does a recap of the whole package q strike, would go nicely with this. Edit wait he did and i just missed it all this time... Lol ruclips.net/video/H8InuaTRKnY/видео.htmlsi=6u-aC5xMgzHmPtmA
Maj. Emmett "ET" Tullia, the man who dodged six SAMs with a jammed chaff and flare dispenser.
Oh damn very impressive
it wasn't jammed... just never turned it on.
@@Tank50us
Sources would like to say otherwise
www.airandspaceforces.com/PDF/MagazineArchive/Documents/2016/January%202016/0116packageq.pdf
@@Tank50us I want the sauce for this, please
@@skeletonwguitar4383 I believe it came from the AAR. He originally believed it to be malfunctioning, but later examination revealed he never turned it on. Which, is certainly possible in the heat of the moment. But I can search it out later
Jesus christ what a masterclass in cinematography. Musical score on point. This had me on the edge of my seat, pucker factor 10, while at the same time being hit with the emotion and horrors of war and the loss.
W O W
Thanks Viper. Glad it hit for you!🐍🐍🐍
The shots from the soccer field are probably some of my favorite from any DCS Cinematic. Something about military hardware surrounded by civilian infrastructure feels so surreal.
If only the 'more jets' guy was here to witness this
Ahahahhahha
Nassault? Historical event? Package Q? I must be dreaming
I mean, this is the most Ace Combat shit the world's seen in the real world
Imagine being a fighter pilot and doing something _so head-explodingly legendary_ that Ace Combat’s top fan artist stops what he’s doing and _makes a video about your REAL-LIFE achievement._
Cheers, Stroke 3. Excellent work as always, Nassault!
Ah yes, the legendary anti-ace, avoided being shot down more than 5 times
WAKE UP BABE NASSAULT MADE HIS QUARTERLY POST
Stroke-3 during the Package Q Strike in 1991 are Ace Combat level antics in real life.
Yup, if you made it a set piece, people would call it unrealistic. (fortunately Ace Combat isn't aiming for that.)
He is the reason we can only bring maximum 6x Flare in Ace Combat 7 and no flare on previous Ace Combat titles (except ACAH).
@@Sorain1war thunder players would complain to the AC devs that it was unrealistic
@@bennettleffewww War Thunder players try not to be inconsistent as fuck challenge, *impossible.* Then they will nip at anyone that wants the game to be consistent with time continuity and implementation.
War Thunder has the cancer combo of bad.
>Trash company
>Scumbag employees
>Washed out community that worships being fed trash
>Zombie influencers
>Scumbag state support
>Market cornered
>No competition
>Gamblecore . mp3
@@bennettleffewww I keep saying to WT fans, if I wanted the real deal, I would have joined the Air Force. We play Ace Combat for the fun and the melodrama. I love it. Not everybody has the time or the patience to fly virtual sortie that last more than hour. It's boring. Only the nerdiest of the nerd do it on DCS.
Don't think anyone has ever been able to re-capture the wildness of this encounter as well as you did, your skill in cinematography, audio editing and storywriting remain impeccable Nassault, keep it up. c:
Just wanted to say the camera movement at 3:12 really feels perfectly done to convey the evasion. Super good job as always Nassault.
It's gorgeous! I've always loved the life your editing and animations have brought into these simulations and this one has raised the bar once again.
Oh man, that wide shot dodging the last SAM is just *chefs kiss*
It always hits me, after Stoke 4 is hit, one guy calls for his status, and after a second of no response you get Stroke 3 screaming "Stroke 4, status!" while he is still in the middle of dealing with his own problems.
Me when I'm slipping on my icy driveway: 2:23
I had just finished playing AC4 for the first time last week and then watched your Comona video just looking for the ost. After finishing the other two ps2 ACs, I went down the real footage rabbit hole and had only just discovered the package q six sam incident literally yesterday. The timing is surreal.
also cool vid💀
That was very intense just with the combat chatter alone
It makes you feel like you were actually there and none of us could ever experience anything like that
Hats off to that squadron especially stroke 3 and a moment of silence for stroke 4
"Stoke 4! Status?!" makes me tear up every time. brave souls.
I'd hope this man never paid for a single beer after this. This is both a masterpiece of piloting and filming.
Man, your cinematic shot of the weapons jettison at 2:33 gave me chills!
Stroke 3 was the only one from his flight to not jettison his ordinance and hit his assigned target as well
The audio from this engagement gets used in so many videos of fictional dogfights, it's refreshing to see such a masterful cinematic tribute to the source material. Well done.
Another absolute baller cinematic. Love your work.
Thanks Matthew!
Breathtaking. Unbelievably so. Not sure why I teared up during this, our boys did make it home, after all. But your presentation, your respect for all sides showing them on the ground. Your talent is anything but ordinary my friend. I am so glad I found this channel so many years ago.
I love this brother! Please make more of these if you can, your quality has gotten so much better over time to the point it's getting hard to tell a RUclipsr made this instead of something like the History channel. Keep it up!
Bro cooked an entire Restaurant's worth of Michelin 3 Star Meals like it's nothing :skull:
Cookingmaxxing restaurant-pilled
It is still mind boggling how this man dodged all that without popping his flares, seeing how his CM was malfunctioning. Massive skill
Also, 42 second notif gang
A lot of EW going on at the time probably helped.
@@2KOOLURATOOLGaming nope, the EW aircraft had to turn back due to gas iirc
Ironically, I learned of this engagement when you use audio from this in your Glatisant video, so it's really cool to see this come full circle. This is really well done, movie stuff in real life
"Rough day at the office?"
"Could say that."
Nassault...... I came for the ace combat but I'm here for your absolute passion for air combat. I was happy to call the mission you were doing in the preview post but seeing it all unfold with your skillful and excellent storytelling is amazing. You are doing great things and I know you will be even greater!
i love the feel you give to your videos, they feel so cinematic
Blows my mind how you combine DCS with GTA V models.
RUclips notifications got me here quick. Always excited for a Nassault masterpiece
Its only fitting that one of the most amazing stories in the history of modern aviation be brought to life by the greatest aviation appreciator I know.
Still hard to hear all the stress in his voice knowing how hard he was working. Im very glad he came back alive. This just goes to show how well our pilots are trained when you have the largest defense budget in the world. Well done Nassault!
Jesus Christ, those missiles are the size of telephone poles
Editing and shots straight out of a movie brother. Some of the best I've ever seen in a cinematic. Good work man.
Feels great, to get here early and watch yet another amazing short film from Nassault
I had to admit, I literally did not notice you using GTAV models for the humans, that's how good you used them for your work.
This is such a beautiful piece of cinematography. Excellent job!
BABE! WAKE UP! Nassault just dropped another one!
Another absolute masterpiece. The chills hit me with this one.
Music by Hybrid? I see you are a person of culture as well.
I heard this song like 15 years ago, and since wanted to use it for something. That momenet finally came. Such a nice track.
@@Nassaultdamn right and specially made for such a legendary man like Maj. Tulia here, that man is the literal definition of an Ace Combat protagonist
bro you've gotten so good at these 👏
Great video as always and a blast from my personal past with that song choice!
Beautiful work as always. I knew it was only a matter of time before you made a video of this historic moment. I look forward to seeing what you make next!
Thanks Murph!
Impeccable. Great choice in soundtrack too
I love that since this is a Nassault film, you expect the plane to eject constant chaff and flares whenever a missile comes in but it never happens.
Oh yeah true
Amazing work! Your use of different games assets is so impressive to me!
Thank you for making good movies on RUclips all the time!
2:05～ I feel like I've seen this contrast somewhere before.
Bruh was really in Ace Combat with the incoming missles blaring in his cockpit "missle incoming! Evaaaade mobius one!" Missle shot trashed!!!
1:20 - I could almost see the Flying Fortresses here...
Epic as always Nassault, Thank you.
Man, this stuff is impressive! Keep up the great work, Nassault!
god i hope ET manages to find this...another banger Nassault!
Raised the bar with this one.
Beautiful.
Wouldn't have expected otherwise.
babe wake up, Nassault new video is up
oh damn thats crazy just like a few days ago i remembered this channel and checked to see if there were any uploads and was like "damn maybe he moved on to something". Then this masterfully done video comes out today.
Trying to take down 4th gen jet Fighters with flak guns like it was ww2 feels so surreal.
What an amazing video TheLonelyViper pretty much summed up what I wanted to say nevertheless the video was 5 stars I hope one day you have the chance to make an hour long movie I bet you could win an award for indie animated movies
Not only did he evade the missiles, he got his payload out
Those sam operators must have been pissed
Let's gooooo new Nassault film dropped!
Let's gooooo another Nassault gem
Beautiful work man, love every video you make!!
Cheers Harrison, have a great weekend! 🤝🍻
This is sooo coolll, still really wanna see Deep Strike though
This is way better than Top Gun, cheers m8 !
Ever since your gypsy 202 video I wondered if you'd ever do package Q. Christmas came early
Oh hell yeah, I've been waiting for this for a very long time.
I forgot my lotion🔥
Awesome!
Absolutely impeccable as always
A other great video sign a man from switzerland 🇨🇭
A beautiful animation!
honesty, your best one yet, keep it up
woah, this is great
nicely done Nassault
Rendered speechless.
🥺 *Beautiful*
Finally this. Been waiting for it.
Awesome work
Anyone know what happened to Tulia after the war? Can’t find anything on him
Retired in 1997 as a Lieutenant Colonel, past that it looks like he's done some public speaking as recently as 2019 but I'm not sure what else.
@@smittywjmj Glad to hear he got back to a normal life
I've been waiting for this...
That was sick bruh
6 SAMS…. SIX
Another banger!!!
anyone else remember the ksp videos?
Yea
@Nassault of course you remember LOL those videos changed my life tbh. Made me realize how fragile life and everything was. Truly put everything into perspective. Specifically that "Pale Blue Dot" video from 10 years ago. Great work, youve come a long way.
@@zachgamertron3585 thanks bud. Here's to the next 10 years 🍻
@@Nassault yes sir, keep up the great work! its honestly a dream you even replied, your videos are a core memory and found me the song that got me into music. "to build a home" by "a cinematic orchestra". its so nice to see you're still making videos!
Awesome video as always man!
Did our pilots really go into the gulf not all equipped with all aspect IR missiles?
Yeah been playing to much Ace Combat there buddy, no such thing exists. Do not ignore this took place in 1991.
@@AxolotlAndy you do realize the AIM-9L, an all aspect IR missile, the first of it's kind, if I'm not mistaken, went into full production in 1977? Which, for the record, was about the time the Soviets were just getting their rear aspect only R-60 missile into service. The AIM-9L was first used in combat in 1981 on Tomcats during the Gulf of Sidra incident? And was later used to great effect during the Falklands war in 1982? and seeing how the Cold War was not over yet, Raytheon would have pumped them out in sufficient numbers by 1991 to equip most if not all US military fighters with all aspect IR missiles.
I'm like @@setesh1294, all that hard work and meticulous fantastic cinematography Nassault did but all I want to do is nitpick every detail that's factually wrong or unrealistic. The actual facts of the event needed no embellishment at all, it was already incredible.
@RocketPropelledGuy don't get me wrong, every bit of it was as ass clenching as if I was in the cockpit myself, and it was a masterpiece from start to finish. The strained "Stroke-4, status?!" gives me chills every time I watch.
I just couldn't help but catch the very distinctive canards of AIM-9Js on some of the aircraft. Though, to be honest, for all I know they could very well be all-aspect AIM-9Ps. Just no way of knowing for certain.
HELL YES
Great video!
Is this half DCS?
Nassault posted again? liked asap
wait thats DCS?
ahh hell yeah baby!
Not subbed, not notification belled, 8 minutes ago
Man i hope the operations room does a recap of the whole package q strike, would go nicely with this.
Edit wait he did and i just missed it all this time... Lol
ruclips.net/video/H8InuaTRKnY/видео.htmlsi=6u-aC5xMgzHmPtmA
Wow
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