Brooks AFB, TX Centrifuge,1997 12-G Protocol
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
- These are cockpit videos from the Brooks AFB, TX Centrifuge. I participated in a year long 12-G Force protocol where we tested the many configurations of g-suit (ATAGS, Combat Edge, etc.) at sustained high G forces. In this video you'll see an 11 G, 12 G and 12 G Loss of Consciousness. I had over 50 12 G rides and only 1 GLOC.
1g: 🙂
4g: 😐
8g: ☹️
12g: o _ O
at 12gs you pass out
@@grzyb11 not always, depends on how long it lasts.
I’m super late but best comment ever with the emojis
Lmfao!👋😂👉🥴
Kkkkk
ready?
o_o yes
go!!
o_O
lmao
haha omg hilarious
Carlos Diaz Good shit! I actually LMFAOOL +1
lmao hahahaha
BREATH
12 g's holy fucking shit. This man is made of steel!
VirtualCarFactory This is why they have oxygen masks, the reason pilots get G-LOC is due to their brain losing oxygen. Makes you pass out. Its much less likely you will pass out from G-LOC when you are breathing in pure oxygen.
Matt Aslin Oxygen is carried to your brain by the blood in your veins.
SEXUAL FOLF wow so a human ( whos not well trained and healthy ) would die as he pass the test ??
+SEXUAL FOLF No it won't. It doesn't kill you, you just pass out, release the flight controls, and probably crash the plane. Death comes from the crash, not the G force.
Air racing pilots pull even more than 12G, sometimes as much as 14 or 15, but only for a split second. Combat pilots must be able to tolerate as much as 9G continuously--and still fly the plane and operate it's weapons systems!
+VirtualCarFactory I woulda prolapsed my butthole.
Here in Ireland we have 4G at the moment, to enjoy RUclips and Google
LoL good one yo' ;|)
In germany we are next letter bro, we even have E.
Where we have no E there is at least 3G or 4G
@@asyl57 what is E? Never heard of it 🤔
@@nigonkouk1770 its called edge ;)
@@asyl57 yea'''like our 4g, it's a deceptive business practice, because 4g is not actually 4 gigahertz, it uses the 700 to 799 megahertz band because the higher frequencies like 4g and 5g would require antennas every mile apart , or 1.5km apart, and that is why they'll never be that frequency unless they put antennas in space because that's better "line of sight".
Pulling 12gs in one thing, but sustaining it for tjat period of time is actually hard to comprehend! Well done to this pilot! Absoloute beast!
This is so insanely impressive. 8 g is even hard but i couldn't imagine going for the full 12
He’s wearing a g-suit and an o2 mask. That takes about 25% of the strain off of him
@@snakegriffin4928 Everyone is doing that in a test. Thats not the point, that's the constant.
@@Mars-1995 Nope, most training videos here on YT are not in that gear and you clearly do not understand how it works if you claim that it is not the point.
@@Bialy_1 Clearly
I was thinking the same 8 is much I've seen.
He doesn't need the anti-g suit the anti-g suit needs him.
+501stadvisor in soviet russia
+501stadvisor in soviet russia
it’s called a g-suit not anti g-suit
@@grzyb11 lol, it's a g suit aka a anti g suit. I understand what you're saying but I think your being just a tiny weeny pedantic.:)
limão
Very impressive man. That must be an incredibly tough thing to do.
+Larry Harris As an ex Air Force F-4 driver , I have always wondered why more fighter jocks never got a BAD CASE of Hemorrhoids , after years of yanking and banking ?
people black out at 4.5 g, imagine 12 g .. holy shit
Jeremy Walcott The Greatest stumbling block for successful Black Americans is other Blacks ! " You're just trying to be White ! " has been a destructive force from pier pressure of other Black Americans . There is large percentage of young Black men who drop out of high school , just prior to graduating ! Living in a professional upper middle class neighborhood , I feel sorry for the young Blacks in our neighborhood that talk perfect English ... then resort to Ghetto talk when around their other high school Black friends !
Pier pressure has been one of the most destructive forces in the Black community to keep individuals from succeeding in life .
Funny - because from what we see it's always whites or hispanics trying to be all gangsta black lol.
+Jeremy Walcott lmao.. all I hear is what you just said.. blaming the way people are today over what white people did 6 to 10 decades ago. Lame. Those who say this need to move on and take responsibility for their actions in the present instead of constantly blaming others from over a half a century ago.
The force is strong with this one
xD
Literally! Like Anakin level strong.
literally
That's why a combat situation when it's related to dogfight is a very hostile environment. You do a high G turn to avoid a missile or bullets and by the time your body is asking for rest the situation requires another hard turn and so on.. It's less than being able to sustain a hard G turn, and much more of being able to sustain them over and over and still being capable of thinking about dodge maneuvers, best turn to get to enemy's six, best guns to use at the moment, taking attention to information from HUD, controling HOTAS and a bunch of things a fighter pilot must do. These guys are really badasses.
+Alexandre Bueno no wonder why there is a tendency for unmanned aircrafts. it's just getting more and more bananas for a human the better and faster modern airforce gets
I'd argue it's harder to do this job than to be an astronaut. Like you said, nobody is shooting you in space.
@@RidinDirtyRollinBurnouts not yet they arent space combat is only a few decades away we have a space force now its only a matter of time before the powers of the world battle for space superiority. It is 100% possible if we make it long enough
@@Master_Yoda66 Star Wars is energy porn. If we don't come up with a more efficient form of energy, not going to happen. And our future in space, and any aerial combat, belongs to the unmanned. We can't force it.
@@rideon6140 i didnt say anything about star wars our wars in space would be more chaotic and bloody. Wrong theres no g’s in space if we found a sustainable unlimited energy source believe there will be manned jets in space.
for those who don't entirely know what 12 Gs are, they mean that he is experiencing 12 times the gravity of earth.
Santeca14 aka x your weight by 12
@@lucasfabijancic This guy
@@lucasfabijancic except a little worse
Still off page
12-G thats amazing
You're amazing
@@Kimchi_Studios nou
🚫🧢
Technically at the point of the 12g mark he weighed almost 2000lbs, damn.
Edit: lbs
He is a heavyset man probably 200-220 lbs assuming hes 220 he weighed around 2,600 lbs at 12gs give or take a few
What the hell is a pound
@@theminuskai7453 A measuring unit. Α pound is 0.453592 of kilo.
@@giorgosgalanos9888 then why not say half a gram
@@theminuskai7453 The americans and the british use this unit (imperial). It is almost half a kilo, not half a gram. My mistake the way I wrote it.
So who else was unconsciously flexing with the pilot?
Count me in the flexing with the pilot
Count me in the flexing with the pilot
This guy
+Daniel Avrit Me too, I'm not even a civilian pilot but can't watch these vids without holding my breath and tightening up all my muscles :)
Lol
I love the way he starts to breathe normally around 4Gs!!!! Most people struggle at that!
O man..this is crazy...u said u had over 50 time 12 G...this is insane...u must be a super human
you don't understand this
@@dj-pw8lw neither do u 8=D
Highest G-Force Endured Voluntarily: 82.6g for 0.04 seconds by American Eli L. Beeding Jr. in 1958. He spent three days in the hospital afterwards.
How..?
@@OfentseMwaseFilms rocket sled
@@srck4035 Dear Lord!
Voluntarily? Yes, but if not voluntarily, then the biggest overload was experienced by Kenny Brack, who survived at 214g! Of course the overload lasted less than a second.
G shock that knocked the L in his name, from L. Beeding Jr. to Bleeding Jr. in 0.4 secs.
Sir Mad respect for you! What you have done is incredible I think 0 .001% of people are able to do this..
holy crap his eyes are getting sucked into his skull. That dude is awesome.
no man thats scary
Are you ok? Yea who are you?
light level?
2 please
I didn't see this, so I'll post: The strain maneuver is to be done by tightening/flexing the lower extremities first then working up through at least the abdomen and upper body to prevent the forces from 'forcing' the blood into the lower half of the body. It's that whole 'circulation system' thing where the blood transports oxygen to all the body parts. In this case the first thing to go is vision, and next is the ability to stay awake because of blood loss to the brain. The higher oxygen content and forced pressure helps to place more oxygen in the blood itself. The breathing techniques are to enable this tightening/flexing act to be maintained while still being able to breath (another important thing for us humans). High natural blood pressure is actually a good thing (for this anyway) and so is a stocky build. Most 'gym bodies' have trouble initially because they are doing the tightening/flexing in the wrong order (starting with the big gym muscles), but once they learn the technique they're good to go. Agreed, 12Gs is animal territory, but he's obviously experienced, well suited and utilizing our most advanced anti-G systems (which have already been explained). I believe he lost it on the last attempt due to fatigue (unable to maintain the same strain). Aside from physical conditioning factors, the major contributors to loss of consciousness are the rate of G onset (fast is bad) and the length of time under this stress. This is why average people can endure the grueling 1/2 second of 4-5Gs dished out by roller coasters and other kiddy rides at the County Fair. Also, the physiological experiments mentioned in the '50s-'60s were tests of the human body's ability to survive sudden and short duration G environments. The tests here are to determine the ability to maintain consciousness and functionality. Remember, they also have to fly the jet and kill enemy. Hope this helps.
Thank you so much for explaining!!!
thanks man!
Про тренажерный зал не очень понял.
Как нужно начинать тогда?
People are about him, but he actually handled
that really well. I mean 10 Gs, that had to hurt.
Peanut Genius 12
Wagner Bros. Oh yeah 12 thank you
he recovered quickly from the gloc, impressive
he never had a gloc.....
@@Legohaiden if he didn’t it was real close
@@Legohaiden wdym? At the end he gloc'd
@@Legohaiden he very obviously did at 2:15
I did a little aerobatics in a Citabria years ago with maybe 3g max and that was tough! I'd imagine being the pilot you have more anticipation/preparedness but even then 5 or 6g for more than 15 seconds is brutal. I watch the Blue Angels and Thunderbirds video's with media-guests and see the back-seater crumbling or knocked-out while the pilot is talking like he's waiting for his coffee... Fighter pilots that can deal with those loads and keep thinking are bad-ass, tough, SOBs!
My god, impressive! I know GLOC isn't good but the tiny little snore was kinda funny. Super human performance, well done!
Thank you for your testing and thank you for your service to our country. I'm sure it helped in the development hopefully of better G suits.
Are you sure he is not the spy for some other country? The new name of U, S and A is U, S and Americannots! Eh-eh!
@@elfillari Go home bot, you're drunk.
Très impressionnant 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
luke... iam your father
"no...i am your father" god dammit ;D
(o.o I'm your father)..... o.O nooooooooo
😁😁😁
DepressiveGaming mandela effect
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Looks brutal....
Holy shit. This gives me an aneurism just watching.. HUGE respect for theses pilots!
The description says 50 12G rides and only 1 G-LOC... thats crazy
Wow. I've never seen it really at 12 Gs.This man is great 👍. Many were fainting at 7 and 6 Gs. Really impressive 👍.
This guy makes the 9G guys look soft. :P But ofcourse he has masks and all..
yeah, I saw one kid reach 8 for 30 sec straight while dressed in just his everyday clothes lol
the mask and the suit means nothing he was able to sustain 12 times earth's gravity that's insane
That G-suit totally means something
erm, ye, pretty sure the suit does a lot
***** the oxygen tank weighs 12 times earth's gravity along with his helmet his hands wich weighs 12 times earth's gravity so no it just makes it feel even heavier sure it's keeping his blood from draining out of his head but the gear weights 12 times earth's gravity
Holy shit, I got some mad respect for you, man. I don't think I could do it.
even better than my fully upgraded pilot in warthunder
Dude’s heart was beating at FUCKING 200 BPM and he handled it like a champ. Goddamn.
This will stay in peoples recommendations till eternity.
You are not human. Seriously, that was very impressive!
This man is just ... AMAZING. No words!
He weighed 1920 lbs at 12 g's if he weighed 160 at 1. That is beyond incredible and this type of stuff is what makes the USA always greatest. Captain BBHSATX is a true American hero for enduring these tests ready for whatever the US Air force could sit him in. Balls,heart,lungs and mind made of steel. Thank you sir for your dangerous service.
fla playa thank you so much!
Lazlo "G-Monster": *Are you challenging me?*
accurate feedback so important - "strain is needed" motivator chilling
LORD! WHAT A STRONG MAN🙉❤
o_O
Is a legend!
12 g's!
With G-suit.
From 1997.
With only one lost of consciousness (GLOC)!
G-FORCE
When you get caught sleeping in class, tell your teacher that you are practicing 12G for future use.
I didn't know they ever tested that high. Impressive!
IIRC, they only need to qualify at 6g.
When passed out he came back fast
For a brief moment, that airmen knew what Death felt like. Coming back from that you only get a small taste of what the true scope of death "feels" like.
You don't get the blank screen. Once you get that, there are very few to have come back from that.
I am one such person to have gotten the red screen and came back to tell the tale.
Not something you can really put into words. The best way to explain it is like the feeling you get when your arm or leg falls asleep. But you get that sensation across your whole body.
It becomes peaceful after the first part. Coming back is very painful too. Your whole body gets those pins and needles when you come back. Hard to explain or put into words.
Настоящий зверь. Крепкий мужик.
This Guy is a "Monster" only word that I can discribe to him.!
He can take more G than my war thunder Pilot :D
What a machine 🤯🤯
Holy macaroni, I don't think I would be able to stand 3 G let alone 12!
What were they preparing you for? To get shot out of a cannon?
He is healthy and the best guy G12? Big respect to you bro.
So i am guessing pilot's build up a tolerance for this? Like you look at the new guys trying to do this and they look like it's all they can do to not GLOC at 9G's lol.
anyone who doesnt gloc at 9g is a beast. but this guy is just a mega-beast
Props to the cameraman, he didn’t even have to G strain at all
Like a boss
That slang crap "like a boss", sounds so stupid. Do yourself and everyone that is ever around you a huge favor and dont ever say that again. It doesnt even make any sense. Mabee try replacing the word "boss" with badass or something. Anything other than boss would actually work. When i was 22 years old, I worked for 4 years as a correctional officer at Folsom Prison and I hated it when inmates would call me boss. Especially when they have been in prison longer than I've been alive. So I would tell them that when they say that to me it makes me think they are trying to kiss ass and if it continued to happen then I would offer to give them a little star shaped pen/button from my hat and tell them that they can be my Jr Correctional Officer for the day. After that they usually leave me alone. LOL. Although I preferred to hang out on the tier with the inmates instead of hanging with the other officers. Most of the officers are a bunch of crooks and should be in the cells being treated like they have been treating people. And there were some of the coolest people I have ever met as well. But mostly A-HOLE's.
John Smith u mad
Trippy Era
Yeah he aint a boss
John Smith Like a baus
- Ready?
- Yes.
- Go!
- If you smeeell what The Rock is cooking!
It all depends on the vector. Pilots experience, Y vector g force from their heads to toes, like a spear going through you, Vlad the impaler style, drains the blood from the brain. This guy is in the Z vector, like if a guy ran up and speared you through the gut, that direction. The blood flows to the back of the body, so passing out is less likely but breathing is so hard. Like five guys lying on your chest.
WOW. Amazing! Surprised he didnt pop a damn blood vessel
you are very strong man!Respect!!
I think very few people can do that! HAY from Russia!!!
WOw! I had never seen more than 9G! Impressive!
Although he has breathing aid, right, so I don't know.
Snorkel or no snorkel, the man weighed a ton
12 Gs!?! That's insane! Never seen anyone even attempt that. Not bad there.
I wonder what's worse, progressing from 1g to 12gs or just hopping straight to it like they did here
uhh sir.. your face is melting
He gets all cockeyed from the centrifical force, that's a gnarly dude.
Real Top Gun shite! When this guys got your back - your back is GOT.
The final sequence is the beginning of his training, 10 days before.
Look at his left eye, it almost never blinked during the video lmao
are you kidding?!! I pass out at atmospheric pressure haha!! it's not so funny if you are me though :/
hahahahahahaha thank you sir
............................ atmospheric pressure... G stands for one unit of gravity. so 12 Gs is if you were standing on on a planet 12 times stronger gravity earth.
William Haney it... it was a joke, there's no need for that...
So where is the punch line? Or is all of america a joke?
William Haney
Just stfu.
One damn tough SOB
Makes you realize we never been to space or anywhere outside it sorry but we're all stuck here together
G-zus....get it? Laszlo would be proud. This guy hit 12Gs. That's unreal. It looks like he passed out on the 3rd go because he wasn't ready for the sudden start, which made him tighten his muscles, and forget about breathing for just a second. He tries to hold ot together and recover, but he didn't get that extra oxygen in his body as he flexed.
If I had to take a guess....I'd say this was a program related to the F-22 to see how high pilots could safely take the (then) new jet.
These G force videos are fascinating. Can someone explain to me what “light loss” is please?
They have to watch a series of coloured lights during the test (to simulate cockpit instruments, I guess), it's a measure of how well they are handling the g-forces and strain, as the lights will become grey and will get harder to see as the pilot's brain has the blood and oxygen sucked out of it and they begin to lose conciousness.
50+ 12G rides! Holy schnikes!!!!
This guy is not human
Well, he did that with a G-Suit on.
I've seen guys take 8G without the suit.
+Diogo João i believe that, the g-suit just makes him more resistant to blacking out, but he still feels it all
LetoZeth I also did it with no G Suit on, if you want to see that video.
@@boydhaugen7157 yes plz
Only 1 GLOC over 50 12g runs? Damn, im impressed.
OMG the Forrest Whitaker comment, haha. Where did that come from.
That can't be good for your brain or heart.
+Marbles McGee well of course not. that's why pilots lose color vision or full vision temporarily if they experience high G's and they can not handle it. this guy is a total badass.
Typhoon157
i understand why they do this training, and i understand exactly why people black out. my point is that repeatedly exposing a person to these stresses might cause longer term damage to the pilots.
Marbles McGee well certianly. I don't see how it can't. however. that's just a risk they take by joining the air force or just being a pilot.
Typhoon157
I know. My original comment is just an observation.
HoIe Recogniser
repeatedly depriving your brain of oxygen, and the body's response of increasing the heart rate, has to be detrimental to both organs.
how did they manage to fit this guys balls of steel in that compartment?
"Remember, A Jedi’s Strength Flows From The Force."
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I like how they still ask him what his light loss was after he lost consciousness lol
Other day you said this thing couldn’t pull 13G?
Operator: Hold my beer
Damn as a test pilot all i can say , this is insane
this guy is a masterpiece! to withstand the overload is simply space!
12 G WTF. The human body is incredible. This ppl are incredible!!
highest ive seen for such a long time
once it reaches 10g i guess one gets to feel what it was like for Goku the first time he arrived on King Kais Planet.
That's my F4EJ pilot in war thunder with my aced level 75 crew...
Aw man, that cheat breath at 10.5 put you behind. Can't imagine doing 50+ spins.
wow. 12G! amazing
Right eye: Calm dude it just fun stuff
Left eye: THE FUCK R YOU TALKIN BOUT THIS SHIT IS INSANE !!
A G suit makes a huge difference here.
when I was at an aviation challenge camp, a friend and I did the gforce deal, and we hit about 6-7 G's then he couldn't take it lol.... I was ready for more sadly.. the feeling in my legs were amazing
Bro that left eye told me all I need to know !
Reminds me on the Mars scene in Total Recall
When Arnold's eyes popping out "AAARGGGGHHHLLLL"
Looks so difficult i think im gonna have to do it when I join the raf but it will be good to be able to handle high gs
Assuming hes. 220 he weighed around 2,600 lbs at 12 gs incredible