We would unass that bird fast, once you started hearing rounds coming through the skin you wanted to get the hell off in a hurry. Those pilots had brass balls being a sitting target like that. My hat is off to them!
Hueys only touched down for only 15 to 20 seconds - touching down meaning floating a couple of feet above the ground - before taking off again... That's some bad reenactment right there
I guess that demonstration was for the people to see a little of what it was like. We all know that wasn’t even close. Thank you all for your service and welcome home.
@@godsownlunatics9650I hope this is experience cause those things are 1 input away from falling to the ground nearly all the time. Not to mention mast bumping. Feel like the rotor would fly off as soon as you go start going inverted. But I've only flown them in really good sims so if you actually have done this I'd love to know how you counteract the mast bumping and possible RBS. Genuinely curious.
@@lilIAN97huh Weird idea I had but haven't been on DCS to test is I wonder if it's possible to keep the rotor loaded with centripetal/centrifugal force. Basically maybe you're safe as long as you roll fast enough
@@Uglymug96 In dcs that most likely wouldn't work in my experience. Nearly any quick movement of the rotors causes mast bumping. Cant tell you how many times i have quickly tried turning, rolling, or pitching up or down from aa or a missile and watching my rotor fly away while falling to the ground lmao. If anything you'd want to go gradually into the roll. Real life may be different which is why I didn't wanna call him out if he's flown one before. Now that I read his comment again it makes even less sense though. All the pedals do is control yaw or the rotation around the helicopters vertical axis. Pitch and Roll is controlled with the stick/collective (i say both cause utilizing them both correctly will cause more maneuverability). If you mean the barrel roll itself needs to be quick then I'd agree depending on if it causes mast bumping or not. Pedal input may assist in the maneuver but is definitely not everything you need to do. Now I wanna try out different things to see if it's possible as well but my hotas throttle broke a couple months ago. Don't wanna drop the money on a new one yet. Edit: Sorry for the essay 😅
I used to run the ground assault portion of Army Aviation heritage foundation s airshow. The FAA will not let us jump off the birds until after touch down that's why you see the guys sittin tight until the crew chief gives them the go signal that he got from the AC (aircraft commander) Although it may or may not have happened at Ft Campbell once I still remember landing in a heep in some tall grass looking up to see the crewchief wearing a huge smile and laughing his head off.
They got outta that chopper like they just finished an eight hour road trip and they all just woke up in the car with stiff joints. . . I've seen octogenarians with IBS move faster.
Having been at this reenactment, it was an airforce pilot who did this on behalf of the the indiana military mueseam, doing an authentic landing would be really dangerous right by a large crowd. in this instance it was safety first.
I agree with all these comments, they had to make it quick and heli had to get out as fast as possible...this slow u believe everyone would end up getting killed including heli... To all Vietnam vets and all vets ,much respects and thanks
Hmmm now they have “Vietnam War Enactments” maybe I should tell my dad who was drafted and served during Tet. He was a “Tunnel Rat” but I don’t think he wants to see reenactment of a war that he absolutely hates
I can't even imagine being a tunnel rat. I've read so much about them and it gives me anxiety just reading or hearing about them. That is the pinnacle of courage.
They looked as if they didn't wanna leave the Huey: "You get off," "No, you first," "OK fine, i'll do it," A not very believable re-enactment, to be honest 😂
The sound of UH-1B/C/D/H Are Music to Every GI Ear they know That Helps,are Coming specially when they heard the Riding of the Valkery or Paint it Black by Rolling Stone or Voodoo by Jimi Hendrix
Only the genius can came up with helicopter design because nếu blades design corectly it will stay in the air even no power . my brother flew it and when i Join navy he bet to me with 100 m head and still beat me
Super cool and cheers for sharing but where are the pigs suppressing treelines. Do you guys need a couple of blank firing M60s? I may be able to help with that.
Every time I hear a Chinook flying over, I look into the sky with the hopes of seeing a Huey. The classic sound is very unique just like a MH-65 Dolphin helo.
Cool but very sluggish, those skids would’ve never touched the ground and everyone would’ve had some pep in their step
Exactly what I was thinking.
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Peactime... probably had seatbelts on until fully on the ground etc.
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We never landed like that in a hot LX. We offloaded from 5-6' in the air and we were boots on the skids coming in so the bird got get out of Dodge.
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I'm glad you said that. First thing I thought when I saw this is "enemy is gonna cripple your bird."
We would unass that bird fast, once you started hearing rounds coming through the skin you wanted to get the hell off in a hurry. Those pilots had brass balls being a sitting target like that. My hat is off to them!
Thank you for your service! 💪 🫡
Hueys only touched down for only 15 to 20 seconds - touching down meaning floating a couple of feet above the ground - before taking off again... That's some bad reenactment right there
Oh I love the sound of Huey
Very cool. Takes me back in time. Love the sound of the Huey coming on to the LZ. Awesome!!!
That was… ummm, relaxed
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Theres probably should have 50 cal. firing constantly on each side, right? Lol
@@sirbachelorboredmen1314😅
@@sirbachelorboredmen1314 a couple of M60's
🎙🎙🎚
I guess that demonstration was for the people to see a little of what it was like. We all know that wasn’t even close. Thank you all for your service and welcome home.
Such a beautiful sounds
A expensive hobby? 1 of my favorite helicopters to ride in.
easiest chopper to barrel role too
left pedal right role
right pedal left role
@@godsownlunatics9650I hope this is experience cause those things are 1 input away from falling to the ground nearly all the time. Not to mention mast bumping. Feel like the rotor would fly off as soon as you go start going inverted. But I've only flown them in really good sims so if you actually have done this I'd love to know how you counteract the mast bumping and possible RBS. Genuinely curious.
@@lilIAN97huh
Weird idea I had but haven't been on DCS to test is I wonder if it's possible to keep the rotor loaded with centripetal/centrifugal force. Basically maybe you're safe as long as you roll fast enough
@@Uglymug96 In dcs that most likely wouldn't work in my experience. Nearly any quick movement of the rotors causes mast bumping. Cant tell you how many times i have quickly tried turning, rolling, or pitching up or down from aa or a missile and watching my rotor fly away while falling to the ground lmao. If anything you'd want to go gradually into the roll. Real life may be different which is why I didn't wanna call him out if he's flown one before. Now that I read his comment again it makes even less sense though. All the pedals do is control yaw or the rotation around the helicopters vertical axis. Pitch and Roll is controlled with the stick/collective (i say both cause utilizing them both correctly will cause more maneuverability). If you mean the barrel roll itself needs to be quick then I'd agree depending on if it causes mast bumping or not. Pedal input may assist in the maneuver but is definitely not everything you need to do. Now I wanna try out different things to see if it's possible as well but my hotas throttle broke a couple months ago. Don't wanna drop the money on a new one yet.
Edit: Sorry for the essay 😅
I used to run the ground assault portion of Army Aviation heritage foundation s airshow. The FAA will not let us jump off the birds until after touch down that's why you see the guys sittin tight until the crew chief gives them the go signal that he got from the AC (aircraft commander) Although it may or may not have happened at Ft Campbell once I still remember landing in a heep in some tall grass looking up to see the crewchief wearing a huge smile and laughing his head off.
I never see an disembark so Calm
Nah, they forgot to play Fortunate Son. How can you forget the most important part of flying a Huey?
the most important part of flying the ship is that altitude for an easier glide to level the barrel role
fortunate son was originally against the Vietnam war
It ain’t me, it aint me!
Chop chop chop gotta love that iconic sound of the mighty Huey ❤❤❤❤
Epic sounds of GREEDOM😊😊
No sense of urgency in re-enactment
Good thing there is only one in the reenactment. If there were two, the second one would need to be shot down to make it realistic.
Imagine getting into an airsoft battle like this,it would be cool af.
Ong
Seventh cavalry regiment "Air Cavalry" this is the regiment of soldiers of movie "We Were Soldiers".
Too slow you're dead you're dead you're dead
PTSD by vietnam-war!
I can just hear fortunate son playing.
С такой вялой высадкой никто бы из них даже пары шагов от вертушки бы не сделал
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Love that sound never leave me
They got outta that chopper like they just finished an eight hour road trip and they all just woke up in the car with stiff joints. . .
I've seen octogenarians with IBS move faster.
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ya, the grass was better in 'Nam. think they fed us the good stuff back then cause the shit they have at the dispensaries is weak
was expecting Robert Duvall to step out wearing his crisp horse cavalry hat
Having been at this reenactment, it was an airforce pilot who did this on behalf of the the indiana military mueseam, doing an authentic landing would be really dangerous right by a large crowd. in this instance it was safety first.
I was the grenadier at this reenactment btw. it was fun, glad to see another POV of it.
Just listened to this with headphones 🎧 and had an eargasm.
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I think the event organizers made them not land hot and jump out due to law suits and stuff like that
FAA won't let them unbuckle and get out until they're on the ground. :-(
Something I've dreamed of doing for years
The Hueys in Vietnam had no WSPS
I agree with all these comments, they had to make it quick and heli had to get out as fast as possible...this slow u believe everyone would end up getting killed including heli...
To all Vietnam vets and all vets ,much respects and thanks
Nothing kills the vibe like the wimpy sound of blanks. You can just about yell louder than a BFA.
Hmmm now they have “Vietnam War Enactments” maybe I should tell my dad who was drafted and served during Tet. He was a “Tunnel Rat” but I don’t think he wants to see reenactment of a war that he absolutely hates
I can't even imagine being a tunnel rat. I've read so much about them and it gives me anxiety just reading or hearing about them. That is the pinnacle of courage.
In real war,the soldiers were actually leaping out of the helicopter and the pilot never land the helicopter.
That vintage helicopter is still used by the Philippine Army. 😂
They looked as if they didn't wanna leave the Huey:
"You get off,"
"No, you first,"
"OK fine, i'll do it,"
A not very believable re-enactment, to be honest 😂
The sound of UH-1B/C/D/H Are Music to Every GI Ear they know That Helps,are Coming specially when they heard the Riding of the Valkery or Paint it Black by Rolling Stone or Voodoo by Jimi Hendrix
Grunts couldn’t wait to get off the chopper, and face gunfire than be a sitting target !🇺🇸
Love that sound
Baddass in combat
Nice Sounds
It was near that debries and even wood fly to the rotor next to fence. 🤔
But sound is awesome ❤❤❤❤
What a sound ❤
Back then those were 20 year old boys getting off the Huey, we had no business in that war.
Yha!!!!! ❤❤❤ My favorite helicopter
Must’ve been a cold LZ. Hot LZ those skids never touch the ground, your ass jumps and you run fast as the door gunner is spraying the tree lines
Powerful sound 😍
Wow that sound you just know whats comming and you dont have to look
What a Beauty ❤
Good morning Vietnam🗣️🗣️🗣️
WELCOME TO THE RICE FIELDS MOTHERF**KER
I love the sound, I'll love always. Is the icon of helicopters on my heart. Also designe
Ngl they did not fly those Huey’s like that, in fact they flew more reckless lol 😂
Beautiful aircraft ❤
I watched this clip on my laptop without headphones. Not sure why my grandpa's feeling wierd
I thought the real sound of this helicopter was fortunate son
Good thing it wasn't a hot LZ. They took their damn sweet time clearing the bird. Must have been a bunch of cherry's.
I gess one guy left his rifle in the slick. 😂
Those Guys looked like they had all morning to think about if they even cared to get of their ass ...
Them some well fed slow targets squeezing out of a sitting duck
No seats in Vietnam.
everyone needs to remember this is a re enactment and also the fighting is probs off somewhere else in this situation
Nice Vid. But we sat in the door..feet hanging out .
Okay cool but try add some ak suppressing fire
My dad flew those in Vietnam!!!
This isn’t even close to a reenactment!
Where’s the fortunate son?
These guys are so clumsy at getting out of the chopper.
Only the genius can came up with helicopter design because nếu blades design corectly it will stay in the air even no power . my brother flew it and when i Join navy he bet to me with 100 m head and still beat me
Really cool😮
my grampa flew these heuys doing exactly this in vietnam
if you ever got to see him fly, awesome if not, you should see what those old hand Huey Pilots can do.
@@Jamesbrown-xi5ih yea
they didn't land on the ground in jungle so no stock in mud
I can’t wait for these to be in arma reforger
It ain’t me
It ain’t Meeeee
I ain’t no fortunate sonnn
Класика...!!!
Най-добрият *звук* за командосите. *Оттегляне и успешно завръщане *..!!!.
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Super cool and cheers for sharing but where are the pigs suppressing treelines. Do you guys need a couple of blank firing M60s? I may be able to help with that.
They need to perform this more professional they need to practice more so you don’t get off helicopter that’s slow, moving fast and hitting the ground
ça fait un sacré bruit, j'peux vous l'dire !
UH-1H NICE!
I can hear the Fortunate Son
Where is Rambo omen 😁😁😁😁 amazing video 😁😁😁🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲
Badass in combat
PTSD triggering…
Wow better than Rambo and "Chuk Norris"
Imagine using this in airsoft
US "GOOD MORNING VIETNAM'
LOVE!!!!!!
Love you ❤️💕😘
Be Vegan Make Peace
Thanks God bless you 🙏💕🙏
That's what the News show Us....
(WeWereSoldiers) movie
Now that's a Re-enactment
good morning veitnam
that's the worst i've ever seen,suppose to be off that chopper in three seconds and it's lifting off in a hot lz
In real time,is a different story.
What's the deal with the out of shape marines.
Too much time on the ground!
Rescate en DagNan, Vietnam..1971
Sorry but that was lazy, most times the men would already be on the skids and the pilot would not waste that much time to touch down.
How many of them were on heroin and refused to fight 😂
there's a couple gravy trains off loading
Charlie don't surf.
FUCKING GOATED PEAK🔥🔥🔥🔥
Those guys better practice a bit more.
But nice to make the showing for fans.
Every time I hear a Chinook flying over, I look into the sky with the hopes of seeing a Huey. The classic sound is very unique just like a MH-65 Dolphin helo.
What movie ?
Quân giải phóng miền Nam Việt Nam đã từng rất khoái khi gặp loại máy bay này.
Bro this shit gave me ptsd
Soviet era MPAD and sam joined the chat and laughing at there dinner
This makes me think of M.A.S.H.
Tour of Duty
That was a good show,
@@KylesAviationChannel
It was brilliant. Very close to reality.