C130 Hercules Ice Landing.
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- Опубликовано: 23 авг 2024
- C130 Hercules landing with ice ski's in Greenland. Procedural approach to landing on ice.
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Awesome!... we still fly the C130H with our RNZAF 👍🇳🇿
Skibirds always look great.
Класс!!!
Очень понравилось видео!!!
Работа Экипажа, Переговоры с Деспетчером и сама Посадка, Супер!!!
Very Best Video!!!
Very Interesting!!!
Brilliant Crew Work!!!
Thanks!!!
Awesome landing! Looks to me like a perfect greaser!
These guys and gals fly all over my skies.
Did the same with the 17 TAS when the DYE Sites were active - 1770 through 1975
Never imagined it that difficult!
there are always a certain group of people that will dislike eveything...assholes..
amazing video...
The good old Herky bird can do anything!
wow ices landing 😮
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Sweet. Reminds me of landing on Attu and St Lawrence!
Awesome!!!!! As a pilot myself i always wondered what it would look like landing on ice
Is it real ?
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Spectacular
Thank you very much, Videos veyr nice, ５★★★★★
Super job...
Snow Skids Landing Gear
looks identical to the C130 that landed on lake vostok anybody have some news on this?
I could be wrong, but that narrator here sounds like Keifer Sutherland. Can someone here verify that for me, please? I won't be offended if it's not him anyway.
Where in Greenland was this?
What is the minimum ice thickness a herc can land on?
What was Kelly's job? was she the engineer on the bird or what? Is the unit for the N.Y. guard the only unit with ski equipped C-130's. were to the practice ski landing other then the south pole?
+John Moore Judging by her conversation with the pilots, and her position in the cockpit I would say navigator, GPS did away with the navigator jobs but until a certain point in time, all large aircraft that traveled overseas had navigators.
+John doe Thanks for the info:At an open house a Kessler Air force base in Bollix Ms. one time I got to talk to and go through a C-130 for the New York Nation Air Guard, the planes had skies on the landing gear and the crew member had made a couple of landing at the south pole he said.
John Moore Back in the day to be a good navigator, you had to also be a Meteorologist and Astronomer, along with understanding how aircraft function, the older pilots I worked with all said that Navigator was the most difficult Airman rating to acquire. If you ever get a tour inside an aircraft that still has the navigator seat, look above it and you will see the astro dome, where the navigator took headings from the stars.
+John doe Thanks for the infor
John Moore Another interesting fact about flying so close to the north or south pole is a magnetic compass isn't any good, if you're at the south pole, every direction you look is in fact north.
What is this from?
First Last a Natural History NZ documentary called Ice Pilots. . I narrated this
What TV program is this from?
Mike B Ice Pilots documentary from Natural History NZ. . I narrated this film
wtf! paddles!
kelly is beautiful :)
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