I remember watching this in the theater, it was so friggin' quiet you could hear a pin drop, and all 400 of us were leaning forwards. All of us wanted to see what they experienced without missing a single frame of film. Epic tension!
Had the exact same experience. The choppers were pounding my chest, or it was my heart racing haha. This is seriously the most memorial scene I’ve ever watched in theaters.
@@touko_nanami Not during "Infinity War" or "Endgame"... people were shouting and clapping constantly. So it depends on the movie. Dramas like this one was are too good to miss out on dialogue.
Fun fact, none of them thought they’d survive this raid. So on the ride out, they truly thought they were riding to their deaths, but accepted that as long as they were able to kill Bin Laden. Definition of badass, and also brings another level of meaning to Chris Pratt’s joke about listening to Tony Robbins and his plans for after the raid.
Absolutely. I'm glad to see someone make a comment about the score here. In my opinion, it accounts for half of the experience/sensation/emotion of this entire sequence.
I think Richard Marcinko (creator of SEAL Team 6) once talked about how when they’d be en route to a mission, it was like this. Almost kind of laid back and casual. Guys would read books or listen to music, whatever it took to get their minds off what they were about to do.
Such a badass scene! Helicopters moving in virtual silence through the mountains and ultimately to the target. The music also created great anticipation even the outcome was known. The crash was the only mishap of course but still an awesome scene
The helicopters and the scene was like two apex predators in the crushing, opaque depths of the ocean trenches, swimming in total darkness and silence to hunt their prey. Truly a badass and immersive scene
'their heads must have been going crazy here' Nope, not even the case. Those people never become regular SEALs much less DEVGRU operators. What all of them understand is that: "Fear creates doubt, doubt creates hesitation, hesitation gets you (and your buddies) killed." If they allowed their anxiety or emotions to control them, they would become liabilities. So instead, they control their anxiety and fears by situational awareness, living in the present moment, and remaining focused only on what their decisions control in the present. At this point, with these guys, that's already second nature; where they can do it automatically without thinking about it. I need to point out that these guys aren't entirely fearless, in terms of the absolute. A very small amount of fear can be a good thing. It prevents complacency and maximizes alertness and readiness. The key point is CONTROL. When you control your fears and emotions (particularly anger), they can be assets in recognizing threats, heightened reflexes and taking decisive action. But when those thing control the person; they become a danger to themselves, their buddies and a detriment to the mission.
I spent the summers in a small farm town in Iowa. Less then 1000 people. The sky was so vibrant at night. Then the city is just dull and muted. Can't even imagine how dark it was.
Shot out to the dog for making me smile. Just goes to show that no matter what we ALWAYS have to stay positive and take the time to appreciate the little things in life.
Amazing, I’d expect a movie with this kind of storyline to have the quality of a Michael Bay film, but there’s some serious talent, care and elegance that went into this.
@@jshepard152 thats only because of the office and it doesn't really matter if he was "looked believable as a seal" it only matters if he resembled the real "jack" and "jack silva "(not his real name just an alias so he can live a private life) in the movie and in real life wasn't an active duty seal anymore he was a cia grs contractor in libya
Alex Ayers Even though they knew the importance of their target, the mission was quite similar to those in which they had already gone. So I’m sure a higher level of excitement and anticipation than usual, but nothing that would compromise their pure and unfettered professionalism.
What would have really made the scene: Pilot calls “2 minutes” and the guys lower, power, and focus their NVG’s.... and the dog does the exact same thing with his set too.
Stringer Bell the dog handler avtually just wrote a book and released it about a week ago telling the story of him and his dog on the bin laden raid. Haven’t gotten around to reading it but I guarentee it’s really good
+mohanicus No they arent. The aerodynamics are awful, they are underpowered, overweight, and have terrible range due to sacrifices made for their stealth technology. You cant really make a stealth helicopter like you can with a plane due to too many external moving parts. The main rotor and tail rotor will always bounce radar signals everywhere. They are only mildly more stealthy than a regular helicopter, not worth the trade-off in performance and features. One of them crashed as a result of the poor design. The pilots at the time much preferred to use regular chinooks and just fly nap of the earth through the mountains where Pakistani radar couldnt detect them anyway. By the time they would have been detected it wouldnt matter, they would have already killed Osama. Plus the Chinooks are faster and have amazing range so they could get out better and carry more cargo. The ghosthawks made plenty of noise upon their arrival so it's not like nobody knew there were helicopters suddenly flying over their houses when they arrived.
@@americandissident9062 yes you are probably right, it’s just that in France we call our « forces spéciales » these specific units (Commando Hubert, 1er rpima etc) Thanks for the correction! 👍
That quote from that one dude who killed him, and I'll paraphrase: "I may have done the best thing in my life, or I may have done the worst thing." Indicates to me? poet warrior
“Who here has been in a helo crash before?” Lol wow, THAT’S how they stayed so calm and just kept moving when their chopper went town. Absolute fucking pros.
@@jshepard152for this raid specifically, they got a rare chance to train for the raid with several model compounds. While the mission is technically capture or kill, the REAL goal was to kill (besides, would you really expect Osama bin Laden to surrender to Americans, who were considered apostates of Islam by al Qaeda?)
In another life this is the kind of stuff I wanted and was prepared to do. Skydiving as a civ is closest to the feeling I’ll ever get one of the many reasons why I love it
hoodie 225 if Osama immediately through up his hand and says I surrender, they take him alive, but it’s Osama bin Laden, that’s not going to happen, so you follow the logic, and shoot him 6 times in the chest.
they werent dealing with a low level joe sho meth dealer in arizona. They were dealing with the most wanted man on the planet (likely armed with a suicide vest)
I mean F that what were they going to do? Trial him in the Southern District of New York in Manhattan? It would be a circus. We would need the entire national guard on duty guarding the entire city, maybe even institute martial law. It would be crazy. Assassinating him was the right call
American policy is to capture if possible, but I think everyone knew (even Obama) that bin Laden would have no intention of surrendering to Americans, who he considered apostates of Islam. Bin Laden was gonna die in this raid regardless, that was for sure.
Director: “Oh sh!t.... we need a dog for this scene.” Caterer: “Well I have a German Shepherd... I live like 5 minutes away.” Director: “Go get the dog.”
I wish they had used unknowns as actors in this movie and not the big name guys. On another note the Chinese were all over that tail rotor section, I dont know how much info they got out of it though.
Rear boom, special tail rotor, the meta materials in the section, and profiling of the design in the tail section. Enough to get an idea as to what DARPA was doing, so they probably go their skunkworks going on such helos as well
@@tyvernoverlord5363 Yea , good points. No doubt that F117 shoot-down during the Bosnian conflict also helped them when they snagged bits of the wreckage. Now of course they have access to pretty much brand new US hardware (Afghanistan) like the APCs , helicopters and off-roaders which they'll ship back and copy.
Jurassic Dark Thirty: The team lands and sets up a perimeter around the compound. Justin (aka Owen) lands in his own helo. He steps out and surveys the scene. Banging sounds come from inside his helo. He back slings his 10.5” HK 416D and his right hand emerges from his pocket with a clicker. The doors to the compound are opened. Justin gives a cue on the clicker; the helo doors are thrown open and the Raptors enter the compound to neutralize the target.
The handler just wrote a book and released about a week ago about him and his dog on the raid. The dogs name was Cairo and I’ve heard great things about the book
Can you just imagine the fear they were all feeling going in. Riding on a prototype heilo basically. And on there way to we’re they think the most dangerous man to America is staying knowing damn good and well that if he’s there that they are 100% going to be engaging into a fire fight.
They hand picked every DEVGRU operator. Only chose people with most experience. Most of them had been fighting since 2001 and did dozens of raids like that. They also trained for that mission for months.
From what I read, they actually passed on selecting Gold Squadron (The most experienced operatorsin DEVGRU) for the mission because they were already deployed to Afghanistan and to pull them fromduty (to train up for the Bin Laden raid) might have tipped off the Pakistani intelligence or the US mediathat something big was going down. Red Squadron was back in the states in a training cycle when theygot tasked for the mission. The assault team was made up of the most seasoned operators in thatsquadron. The guys who were left out were part of the ORF.
Before I say what I want to say, I first just want it noted that I am Canadian and I love our American brothers. But this also scares me a bit. This shows the rest of the world that the Americans can essentially do whatever they want. Granted, I'm tremendously glad they succeeded and no Americans lost their lives in this raid. However, they also invaded a sovereign nation with ZERO political reprimand. Quite scary if you look at it that way.
The sovereign nation was holding the world's leading terrorist , so Pakistan can't bitch too much . After seeing Oliver Stone's The Untold History of the United States , you'd think us Americans would wake up but no . All you hear from Americans is "Free Britney !" Americans don't pay attention anymore . Furthermore , Americans elected Bunkerbitch and they're stupid enough to reelect him .
There’s a lot more nuance to what happened. It was a CIA controlled raid, not an American Military raid, and this happened with previous approval due to the invocation of Article 5 of the North Atlantic Treaty by the United States. Also, this was fucking Bin Laden. He was essentially worldwide public enemy #1, the world’s most wanted man. Another issue is that Pakistan and the US were on rocky terms at best, and were suspected of assisting Bin Laden in staying hidden. If he ever got tipped off and he got away, Bin Laden could have still been alive today, possibly never being found again. It was one chance to seize the opportunity to start truly eliminating al-Qaeda and even attempting to discuss it with Pakistan would jeopardize that. America already had previous assistance against al-Qaeda from the members of NATO and Middle Eastern countries whom allied and accepted any kind of aid from the US, so they knew that surrounding allied nations would approve. Pakistan wasn’t pleased in the first place once all was said and done, but they couldn’t publicly shame them for killing Bin Laden unless they wanted America’s retribution for protecting him in the first place (Bin Laden created an insane network in Pakistan, no way in hell the government didn’t know about his whereabouts, nor his network. It’s remained a one off circumstance where the protection of the nation came before the approval of other nations.
Allen L ya it is. There’s still no leaked pictures of it and nobody has anyone’s how or what technology it was made with. I have a picture of it from the thermal camera of the predator drone and the movie got close
What a scene no matter how we all know how it ends the anticipation on them finding americas most wanted man it feels like 2001 was only a day before this when watch it, ten years of build up to find the evil people who committed the worse act of terrorism in any of our lifetimes we will ever witness … 10 year man hunt imagine being the blokes to end that the feeling you’d have
Stealth Hawk sound alot quieter. Of course u can’t expect all quiet when near one but if u deadass sleep in the middle of night or u stand guard some 300-200m away, u might not hear it. That’s good enough for stealth element
How they are able to enter a country like pakistan (despite what you think they are a country with decent military power) without any detection shows how stealthy the helicopters are
And she doesn’t exist … the character is a composite of multiple real life individuals that had a hand in tracking down the target … the fictional character is a vehicle of convenience to allow the movie to flow smoothly with a fixed point of reference …
@Jared F127 well yeah, you were correct in that statement, I guess I should've been replying to the original commenter in the sense of his question about if they were used again or not, which they were
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I remember watching this in the theater, it was so friggin' quiet you could hear a pin drop, and all 400 of us were leaning forwards. All of us wanted to see what they experienced without missing a single frame of film. Epic tension!
Had the exact same experience. The choppers were pounding my chest, or it was my heart racing haha. This is seriously the most memorial scene I’ve ever watched in theaters.
The comment I was looking for…👍🏽
Aren’t movie theatre audiences usually quiet 🙄
@@touko_nanami Not during "Infinity War" or "Endgame"... people were shouting and clapping constantly. So it depends on the movie. Dramas like this one was are too good to miss out on dialogue.
Yup!
"I got plans after this. Big time, I want to talk to all y'all about it." Henceforth, Jurassic World.
and Guardians of the Galaxy
Mike Colter (LUKE CAGE)
Christian 4_Realzz Win for you!!
Christian 4_Realzz Win for you!!😂😂😂
He wasn’t joking....training Raptors for eventual combat deployments.
The SEAL asking who had been in a crash before is actually very accurate. Mark Owen states that had happened in his book.
If you’ve been in a helicopter long enough, you’ll crash at least once.
Especially in Spec Ops
They do night runs a lot
Fun fact, none of them thought they’d survive this raid. So on the ride out, they truly thought they were riding to their deaths, but accepted that as long as they were able to kill Bin Laden. Definition of badass, and also brings another level of meaning to Chris Pratt’s joke about listening to Tony Robbins and his plans for after the raid.
No they didn't.
Xav yes they did. Watch Robert O’Neill’s speech. Those exact words come out of his mouth.
@@SkyWayMan90 I would take everything O'Neill says with a grain of salt.
Xav maybe a little bit embellished, but certainly more credible than your word 🤔
@@SkyWayMan90 The rumor is that he's not that popular among his teammates for taking the credit.
I remember watching this in the theater with great anticipation even though the result was known. Great movie
Alexandre Desplat's score here is absolutely innovative and exciting.
Perfect for the scene imo
Absolutely. I'm glad to see someone make a comment about the score here. In my opinion, it accounts for half of the experience/sensation/emotion of this entire sequence.
Dog’s like: “Hey... as long as I get my peanut butter filled Kong after this shit is done....”
Cairo the Great
I think Richard Marcinko (creator of SEAL Team 6) once talked about how when they’d be en route to a mission, it was like this. Almost kind of laid back and casual. Guys would read books or listen to music, whatever it took to get their minds off what they were about to do.
Such a badass scene! Helicopters moving in virtual silence through the mountains and ultimately to the target. The music also created great anticipation even the outcome was known. The crash was the only mishap of course but still an awesome scene
The helicopters and the scene was like two apex predators in the crushing, opaque depths of the ocean trenches, swimming in total darkness and silence to hunt their prey. Truly a badass and immersive scene
@@MrOiram46 Good way of putting it. gotta love the nightstalkers.
Luke Cage, Star Lord, and Crossbones hunting down Osama bin Laden. Epic.
XboxGamer15 Don't forget KGBeast too
eminosose don't forget Luke Cage
And Ramses
XboxGamer15 and crossbones sidekick jack Rollins
A pesar que no es de Marvel, el tío Owen también ayudo en la operación.
These guys stay calm while facing death...insane
Wokin Male That's what they're trained for.
Just think what their fate would have been had they been overpowered and survived....their heads must have been going crazy here.
'their heads must have been going crazy here'
Nope, not even the case. Those people never become regular SEALs much less DEVGRU operators. What all of them understand is that: "Fear creates doubt, doubt creates hesitation, hesitation gets you (and your buddies) killed." If they allowed their anxiety or emotions to control them, they would become liabilities. So instead, they control their anxiety and fears by situational awareness, living in the present moment, and remaining focused only on what their decisions control in the present. At this point, with these guys, that's already second nature; where they can do it automatically without thinking about it.
I need to point out that these guys aren't entirely fearless, in terms of the absolute. A very small amount of fear can be a good thing. It prevents complacency and maximizes alertness and readiness. The key point is CONTROL. When you control your fears and emotions (particularly anger), they can be assets in recognizing threats, heightened reflexes and taking decisive action. But when those thing control the person; they become a danger to themselves, their buddies and a detriment to the mission.
Facing death???? Against Arabs??? Nah don't think so! Maybe if they were up against a first rate military force like the Russians, but not Arabs
Marius, you might watch Lone Survivor.
Imagine the gut check when they called “30 seconds out” on that ride.
That part of the world was the darkest I've ever been in, so surreal without all the light pollution
I spent the summers in a small farm town in Iowa. Less then 1000 people. The sky was so vibrant at night. Then the city is just dull and muted. Can't even imagine how dark it was.
Yeah man I noticed that have you ever been there or just saying from the movie
If you ever get a chance, visit the Rift Valley in East Africa. You can hear a pebble fall 50m away at night.
The music is amazing
HooYah!!
@@marlondeanbellot.7945 HOOYAH BROTHER!
1:28 "Who here has been in a helo crash before?"
THCobra I think he meant crash
@THCobra well you are wrong.
he says "crash"...that character is based on Matt Bissonnette or "Mark Owen" who wrote "No Easy Day." He mentions it in the book
Every hand goes up. They sent the not fucking around crew on this op.
I do love that because from what I’ve read, if you’ve been in SpecOps long enough, you’ll be in some helo crash or malfunction
Shot out to the dog for making me smile. Just goes to show that no matter what we ALWAYS have to stay positive and take the time to appreciate the little things in life.
Love the soundtrack in the scene. Tensions building up!
Jurassic world- I heard you hired a former navy seal.
Zero dark thirty- I heard that you are trying to militarize raptor.
That dog is soo calm and focused... Imagine the fukn kills that dog has had
😃
Amazing, I’d expect a movie with this kind of storyline to have the quality of a Michael Bay film, but there’s some serious talent, care and elegance that went into this.
@Shultz Ey 13 hours isn't, it's a great movie based on a true story.
@@mynameisnotbob6369 It wasn't great, and John Krasinski was not believable as a Navy SEAL.
@@jshepard152 thats only because of the office and it doesn't really matter if he was "looked believable as a seal" it only matters if he resembled the real "jack" and "jack silva "(not his real name just an alias so he can live a private life) in the movie and in real life wasn't an active duty seal anymore he was a cia grs contractor in libya
The set of balls these guys have.
The actors dont have balls but the real squad has balls
They're fucking Tier 1 SEAL Team 6, what do you expect?
@@LethalByChoice calm down buddy
@@LethalByChoice chill out nerd
@@justinmebes476 calling people nerds on a video about navy seals
Can't imagine what they must've felt...
Alex Ayers Even though they knew the importance of their target, the mission was quite similar to those in which they had already gone. So I’m sure a higher level of excitement and anticipation than usual, but nothing that would compromise their pure and unfettered professionalism.
@GOGETA r/wooosh
After the mission robert and his squad probably didn’t feel anything because they were probably in shock
Alex Ayers Recoil...
What would have really made the scene: Pilot calls “2 minutes” and the guys lower, power, and focus their NVG’s.... and the dog does the exact same thing with his set too.
Stringer Bell the dog handler avtually just wrote a book and released it about a week ago telling the story of him and his dog on the bin laden raid. Haven’t gotten around to reading it but I guarentee it’s really good
Bark Six going dark
those UH-80 ghosthawks are fantastic choppers.
Trueeeeeeee
+mohanicus No they arent. The aerodynamics are awful, they are underpowered, overweight, and have terrible range due to sacrifices made for their stealth technology. You cant really make a stealth helicopter like you can with a plane due to too many external moving parts. The main rotor and tail rotor will always bounce radar signals everywhere. They are only mildly more stealthy than a regular helicopter, not worth the trade-off in performance and features. One of them crashed as a result of the poor design. The pilots at the time much preferred to use regular chinooks and just fly nap of the earth through the mountains where Pakistani radar couldnt detect them anyway. By the time they would have been detected it wouldnt matter, they would have already killed Osama. Plus the Chinooks are faster and have amazing range so they could get out better and carry more cargo.
The ghosthawks made plenty of noise upon their arrival so it's not like nobody knew there were helicopters suddenly flying over their houses when they arrived.
+Cod Mott wow I had no idea.. Definitely agree with you
When did you know the specifications of the aircraft? Are you a spy or what?
look out guys....we got a spec ops aircraft pro on these here forums!!
those copters with decibel killers were gangster as fuck
The score sounds Epic.
One of my favorite movies. And as a great fan of special forces units I’m really impressed by the seals. Really a great unit.
Special Forces is a specific special operation unit in the Army. You meant to say “special operations”.
@@americandissident9062 yes you are probably right, it’s just that in France we call our « forces spéciales » these specific units (Commando Hubert, 1er rpima etc) Thanks for the correction! 👍
The stealth audio of the aircraft was no louder than a lawn mower engine.
Seal Team Six. Bad fucking ass.
SEAL operator: Well that sucked.
SEAL operator: Yeah, I missed the part of the plan where we crashed the helo.
Music definitely helps sets the tone of fear and apprehension, it’s perfect
2:20
Didn't know Colin Kaepernick was in this.
It’s so dark I can’t see shit.
That quote from that one dude who killed him, and I'll paraphrase: "I may have done the best thing in my life, or I may have done the worst thing." Indicates to me? poet warrior
Madlads watch this with thier screen brightness all the way down.
Sound is enough, innit?
Mockingjay part 1 practically ripped off this sequence.
+Dank951 Not as well tho
What part
“Who here has been in a helo crash before?” Lol wow, THAT’S how they stayed so calm and just kept moving when their chopper went town. Absolute fucking pros.
Yep. That's because this wasn't a one off mission for these guys. They were out hunting the enemy every week.
He would likely have known the answer to that question already having known these guys for years.
@@jshepard152for this raid specifically, they got a rare chance to train for the raid with several model compounds. While the mission is technically capture or kill, the REAL goal was to kill (besides, would you really expect Osama bin Laden to surrender to Americans, who were considered apostates of Islam by al Qaeda?)
One of my favorite movies
In another life this is the kind of stuff I wanted and was prepared to do. Skydiving as a civ is closest to the feeling I’ll ever get one of the many reasons why I love it
Damn, did u guys know that these cutting edge night vision goggles by EOtech cost around 40.000 bucks? XD
Not EOtech, its TNVC
Yes, they are the finest tech of NVG
Not EoTech, L3 the parent company of EoTech
Yeah I love the Aimpoint GPNVG18
That's classified, CIA open up!
I love how plain and simple it is to understand they were there To Murder Him not Arrest him.
hoodie 225 if Osama immediately through up his hand and says I surrender, they take him alive, but it’s Osama bin Laden, that’s not going to happen, so you follow the logic, and shoot him 6 times in the chest.
they werent dealing with a low level joe sho meth dealer in arizona. They were dealing with the most wanted man on the planet (likely armed with a suicide vest)
Only fair if we did for what he did
I mean F that what were they going to do? Trial him in the Southern District of New York in Manhattan? It would be a circus. We would need the entire national guard on duty guarding the entire city, maybe even institute martial law. It would be crazy. Assassinating him was the right call
American policy is to capture if possible, but I think everyone knew (even Obama) that bin Laden would have no intention of surrendering to Americans, who he considered apostates of Islam. Bin Laden was gonna die in this raid regardless, that was for sure.
*_Bravo Six, Going Dark_*
1:30 Who has been a helo crash before?
and at the very beginning the song gives me goosebumps
Battle of Britain
Fuck you, you’re a dork
the song is so cool
Director: “Oh sh!t.... we need a dog for this scene.”
Caterer: “Well I have a German Shepherd... I live like 5 minutes away.”
Director: “Go get the dog.”
I wish they had used unknowns as actors in this movie and not the big name guys. On another note the Chinese were all over that tail rotor section, I dont know how much info they got out of it though.
Rear boom, special tail rotor, the meta materials in the section, and profiling of the design in the tail section.
Enough to get an idea as to what DARPA was doing, so they probably go their skunkworks going on such helos as well
@@tyvernoverlord5363 Yea , good points. No doubt that F117 shoot-down during the Bosnian conflict also helped them when they snagged bits of the wreckage. Now of course they have access to pretty much brand new US hardware (Afghanistan) like the APCs , helicopters and off-roaders which they'll ship back and copy.
Jurassic Dark Thirty:
The team lands and sets up a perimeter around the compound. Justin (aka Owen) lands in his own helo. He steps out and surveys the scene. Banging sounds come from inside his helo. He back slings his 10.5” HK 416D and his right hand emerges from his pocket with a clicker. The doors to the compound are opened. Justin gives a cue on the clicker; the helo doors are thrown open and the Raptors enter the compound to neutralize the target.
Brillant !
0:28 Man's best friend. Murica.
How is it an American aspect? Makes no literal sense.
The handler just wrote a book and released about a week ago about him and his dog on the raid. The dogs name was Cairo and I’ve heard great things about the book
@@Amazonuser1717 hey thanks for letting me know i may check that out sounds interesting
USN SEAL Team Six at it’s finest! 💪🏻🇺🇸
God Bless USA from Italy.
Every time I hear and watch this scene…I’m like “let’s go get this bitch!” 🇺🇸
It’s almost the exact score from the ending of Silence of the Lambs... Think about to... That’s it 🤔
awesome music
These guys def had the insane bubble guts lmao
AWSOME .....
Holy fuck its filmed by the guys who did the last season of game of thrones
10 years ago this was considered a hero war film. Today it would be considered propaganda.
Still u can admire how these guys ran their operation. Too damn smooth. Minus the helo crash
It was considered propaganda back then too.
cool stuff
Why is the commander wearing a carrier? He’s on a base. A carrier with no plates. Hollywood.
i couldn't help but notice at 0:07 his plate carrier was bending as the heli bobbed up and down. No plates?
So Star Lord,Luke Cage,Crossbones,and KGBeast are hunting down Osama Bin Laden.
lol
The GSD is a great dog, but the actual K-9 was a Belgian Malinois named Cairo.
It signifies life truth meanings
Interesting how these films will be perceived after the fall of Kabul ?
I'll bet that dog has seen some serious shit.
Does anyone else think they improved this aircraft after this? lol
I know they used suuuper top secret ultra quiet helicopters, but would a dark barking really be audible over one?
i love youtube compression!
Can you just imagine the fear they were all feeling going in. Riding on a prototype heilo basically. And on there way to we’re they think the most dangerous man to America is staying knowing damn good and well that if he’s there that they are 100% going to be engaging into a fire fight.
They hand picked every DEVGRU operator. Only chose people with most experience. Most of them had been fighting since 2001 and did dozens of raids like that. They also trained for that mission for months.
From what I read, they actually passed on selecting Gold Squadron (The most experienced operatorsin DEVGRU) for the mission because they were already deployed to Afghanistan and to pull them fromduty (to train up for the Bin Laden raid) might have tipped off the Pakistani intelligence or the US mediathat something big was going down. Red Squadron was back in the states in a training cycle when theygot tasked for the mission. The assault team was made up of the most seasoned operators in thatsquadron. The guys who were left out were part of the ORF.
I've been watching for 1:47... when does this video start?
Is this video clip cropped or chopped? How are you able to show this without being flagged? I'd like to show some videos too.
Am I the only one that gets the Tony Robbins joke ?
John Smith yup I guess plaease explain?
Explain
@@genghiskahn1989 He's a motivational speaker. He has plans after the navy.
That’s weird, the clip repeats at 2:12.
This movie was quite dim I would turn the brightness on my Mac all the way up. Epic movie
Before I say what I want to say, I first just want it noted that I am Canadian and I love our American brothers. But this also scares me a bit. This shows the rest of the world that the Americans can essentially do whatever they want. Granted, I'm tremendously glad they succeeded and no Americans lost their lives in this raid. However, they also invaded a sovereign nation with ZERO political reprimand. Quite scary if you look at it that way.
If you like living in the free world, then be grateful.
The sovereign nation was holding the world's leading terrorist , so Pakistan can't bitch too much . After seeing Oliver Stone's The Untold History of the United States , you'd think us Americans would wake up but no . All you hear from Americans is "Free Britney !" Americans don't pay attention anymore . Furthermore , Americans elected Bunkerbitch and they're stupid enough to reelect him .
There’s a lot more nuance to what happened. It was a CIA controlled raid, not an American Military raid, and this happened with previous approval due to the invocation of Article 5 of the North Atlantic Treaty by the United States. Also, this was fucking Bin Laden. He was essentially worldwide public enemy #1, the world’s most wanted man. Another issue is that Pakistan and the US were on rocky terms at best, and were suspected of assisting Bin Laden in staying hidden. If he ever got tipped off and he got away, Bin Laden could have still been alive today, possibly never being found again. It was one chance to seize the opportunity to start truly eliminating al-Qaeda and even attempting to discuss it with Pakistan would jeopardize that. America already had previous assistance against al-Qaeda from the members of NATO and Middle Eastern countries whom allied and accepted any kind of aid from the US, so they knew that surrounding allied nations would approve. Pakistan wasn’t pleased in the first place once all was said and done, but they couldn’t publicly shame them for killing Bin Laden unless they wanted America’s retribution for protecting him in the first place (Bin Laden created an insane network in Pakistan, no way in hell the government didn’t know about his whereabouts, nor his network. It’s remained a one off circumstance where the protection of the nation came before the approval of other nations.
Quite the contrary: What would be scary is living in a world where the US DIDN’T have the power to do exactly this.
The ghost hawk... an extremely classified helicopter
Not anymore
Ultralagger R.E.V thank you Kanye very cool!
Allen L ya it is. There’s still no leaked pictures of it and nobody has anyone’s how or what technology it was made with. I have a picture of it from the thermal camera of the predator drone and the movie got close
@@Amazonuser1717 I know what FLIR image you're referring to, and it's not a real picture, it's a promotional image for this movie
If you want to see what it looks like search"Arma 3 Ghosthawk" thats the one
If only those NVGs were available for the consumer market
Ace's High they are available there made by L3 and they run you about 45 thousand dollars
"Stay tight!!"
its so dark i bet game of thrones took inspiration from this.
Justin's plan was a RUclips Channel. Now look who's laughing
Which Seal Team 6 was this? Gold Assault?
Friends who know how, obedience
160th SOAR best helo pilots around
What a scene no matter how we all know how it ends the anticipation on them finding americas most wanted man it feels like 2001 was only a day before this when watch it, ten years of build up to find the evil people who committed the worse act of terrorism in any of our lifetimes we will ever witness … 10 year man hunt imagine being the blokes to end that the feeling you’d have
"I got plans for this"
Haha making fun of Rob O'niel there lol
Is it just me, or does that music remind of Lotr?
Why are those choppers top secret?
I get to five from this, now.
I can barely see the stealth helicopters!! :(
Though I suppose thats the point of them.....
Are Blackhawk’s really that quiet in real life? I’ve been watching videos and they all seem relatively noisy compared to this scene
They're modified Black Hawk for stealth mission. Think it's called Ghost Hawk or something
Stealth Hawk sound alot quieter. Of course u can’t expect all quiet when near one but if u deadass sleep in the middle of night or u stand guard some 300-200m away, u might not hear it. That’s good enough for stealth element
At 1:37, play the soundtrack, "The Border" from Sicario.
Wh is the commander facing no threat wearing plate carriers? I know Hollywood. Still aggravating.
How couldn't they hear the crash....lol
How many people recognize 3:39 stay tight is a command not a motivational statement? You can only fire on known hostiles.
How they are able to enter a country like pakistan (despite what you think they are a country with decent military power) without any detection shows how stealthy the helicopters are
Obviously the SEALs are top tier but why no body giving credit to the woman who found him? Id say that was even tougher a job!
Isn't the whole movie pretty much about her work? except these scenes.
And she doesn’t exist … the character is a composite of multiple real life individuals that had a hand in tracking down the target … the fictional character is a vehicle of convenience to allow the movie to flow smoothly with a fixed point of reference …
Fun fact: all of their wallets say “Bad Mutha’ Fucka”
When are we going to see stealthy helos again?
@Jared F127 actually, stealth blackhawks were used again in a hostage rescue operation in syria in 2014
@Jared F127 well yeah, you were correct in that statement, I guess I should've been replying to the original commenter in the sense of his question about if they were used again or not, which they were
*Al-Baghdadi raid intensifies*