Thanks for the vid, especially the audio! I spent 3 years in the 70's as an Army Crew Chief and Gunner on Slicks (So. Korea - 201st Avn. Co. Assault Helicopter "Red Barons"), I really miss wrenching on them and I especially miss flying. The sound of that old T53 spooling up really takes me home. Thanks again, fly safe.

@ROUTE-ix4cn

Жыл бұрын

korean?

Want to know about flying Hueys in Vietnam? Read Robert Mason's book Chickenhawk, most enjoyable book I've ever read.

@RescueFrog

3 жыл бұрын

Another good one is Tom Johnson’s “To the Limit” 67-68 Air Cav pilot

@stephenbrown913

3 жыл бұрын

Fantastic book, read it three times over the years.

@Error_404_Account_Deleted

2 жыл бұрын

Great one. Also "To The Limit" by Tom Johnson.

@Error_404_Account_Deleted

2 жыл бұрын

@@RescueFrog you beat me to it!

@petehenry7878

2 жыл бұрын

A good book series that looks at Vietnam from the back seat is Chopper1 by Jack Hawkins. I was a Huey crew chief in the late 70's, so I prefer it to stories about pilots. As crew chief's, we could do without pilots, but they couldn't do without us.

i fall in love with the Huey in DCS World (:

Oh my god this thing is so powerful. An actual Huey low level flight. They are low enough to stop and utilize ground effect and hover at any time. But wow what amazing power for a helicopter

I got goosebumps This is what really Vietnam used to sound like

Loves the sound of the Huey! Adrenaline super rush with our M16's and bag backs in our jungle deployment infantry exercises...💪👍

@noteimportax6477

2 жыл бұрын

Vietnam vet?

@bosshogg7470

Жыл бұрын

I always loved the sound of them approaching to pull us out! lol

This man can fly a irl helicopters high speeds at low level I’m over here struggling on how to turn on a ace combat jet

1:08 ....it's always a good idea to fly low level towards a Flock of Birds

@vikingdrummer9140

4 жыл бұрын

the bird is the word da da do do do

@trystanmacdonald9296

3 жыл бұрын

I don’t think you know how hueys work...

@99Yeti

3 жыл бұрын

Meh they are birds and could easily get out of the way

@derekhalford187

2 жыл бұрын

As part of flight safety, I would've expected the pilot to avoid flying towards a flock of birds.

@user-up4xh9yx1h

2 ай бұрын

As a H135/H145 pilot with over 22 years of experience i can asure you all……ALWAYS AVOID BIRDS if possible, this pilot clearly knows this airport/area so he knew for sure there are birds……BAD judgement……..and YES……birds can be the cause of a Huey crash. 😖

What button do you push to play fortunate son?

@No_fritz01

2 жыл бұрын

Starting to hate that song, why not other Vietnam era songs.

loved the speed and quick maneuver. Is the Pilot ex-Military?

This was beyond impressive!

@keylimeking

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks

Memories...

this is crazy. and dope.

Totally eargasmic sound ! Get to da choppaa

Dang the camera angle made it look like he was crabbing it the whole time and I kept saying to myself, right peddle Clyde.

1:40 If you grease the wheels there, the postman won't come xD

Very fast take off

We be going to Vietnam with this one.

Thanks for the lift.

Way cool... Is that Flahrida....?

The top apex os simplicity and design. You cannot replace this helicopter it's too dam reliable.

Ucking awesome!

Balls of steel those one who flew this ones in vietnam what a bullet magnet with that all crystal cockpt

man the huey looks like its way heavier and more controllable than in dcs, I wonder if you have to twitch like a madman irl to control the huey when trying to be stationary xD

@GroggyGreg

Жыл бұрын

If you are lucky you might find an old used microsoft ffb sidewinder2 with a usb plug, with force feedback you can sort of feel the weightso your input becomes less twitchy for a smoother flight.

I was waiting for Fortunate Son to play 😆😆

Damn, I'm not allowed to wear my smoking in that thing? What a pity.

I am not a pilot but this pilot hardly used the cyclic at all. The collective stick looked like he hardly even used it.. It must be a great helo to fly and it looks so easy to fly one too.

@theafi824

4 жыл бұрын

I fly in a lot of helicopters and I know a lot of pilots...the corrections made during flight are often very subtle. Also, I wouldn't say flying a helicopter is easy. Maybe once you're cruising but takeoff and landing can be very difficult.

@adambernier1155

2 жыл бұрын

you can get a d model to do anything you want with no more movement than a silver dollar.

@petehenry7878

2 жыл бұрын

The controls (peddles and cyclic) are so sensitive that just thinking about moving the cyclic has the effect of moving the cyclic. Thus, very little movement most of the time. The collective sets your power. You pull enough torque to get you to a hover add a couple/few pounds more torque and you're flying.

Thumbs down for the left seat guy filming in portrait orientation. #verticalvideosyndrome

@hns_203

5 жыл бұрын

Pretty sure that is snapchat, where you want to record in portrait.

@spaghetti9845

3 жыл бұрын

put the damn phone down and enjoy the ride

Is this Huey a 205 or a 212 or what? What year was it built in?

@keylimeking

2 жыл бұрын

UH1H/1964

Why are the top windows green? Just the tint? Or a specific reason?

@coryboy345

4 жыл бұрын

To keep the sun from shining in the cockpit and disorienting the pilots on sunny days. It's tint.

@youwillnotknowmyname840

Жыл бұрын

It’s the greenhouse, it is designed to be punched out in case of the helicopter going down in a crash

Does the cyclic auto center, is it non-linear

@petehenry7878

2 жыл бұрын

It doesn't self-center. There are magnetic brakes called force trim. What the pilot does is set the peddles and cyclic to a desired position (Cyclic usually centered and slightly rear, peddles to whatever is straight flight) then turns on the system. All control movements then go through a force gradient. Which is a spring-loaded push pull tube. Once the system is set the controls work as normal, but if for some reason the pilot's hands or feet come off the controls, the controls return to the point that the force trim was set. The cyclic is nonlinear. It moves via gimbal ring 360 degrees.

Bruce Willis with hair

i love uh 1

Florida???

*Fortunate Son increases* 🤘🏻😎🤘🏻

Let me Go with him please!

Who saw this like an instantly crashing scene after taking off on Battlefield Vietnam video game ?... oh my, what a classic and noob piloting. Great video though

@davefreet8591

4 жыл бұрын

What do you want? The real life experience. Adrenaline pumping, door gunners firing, sitting with my helmet, 16, aid bag and feet dangling out the door way. No seat belts or cherry seats.

Looks like FLA.

Where is the fortunate son switch

Welcome to vietnam

Wow

florida?

Gator Bait in the Glades

Would of liked to see the outside first

instead of enjoying this flight, the passenger sees it thru his phone....

정비사🤔

🤤💪💪💪

Very slow ride....

Apparently even on powering down, the blades have enough inertia to lift the helo and turn it around!! Bonehead in passenger seat misses experience by filming on phone!!

Cocky shit doesn’t keep us hand on the throttle. If the fuel control fails at that low level he may not react fast enough.

Looks unrealistic i hope its isint hes a ace pilot

Uçurtma uçur daha iyi olur. Bu uçağın iyisin Yok. Kolit konuşması

Turun atas umh asl Dy potong kes great Khali.....Ryan Lewis destroy 101!demi Jesus!now!

Tucutucutucutucutucututucutucu ...

Yawn

This video sucks..where’s the music..all I hear is a loud helicopter..gezzz

@jerrymatthews9905

5 жыл бұрын

bruh

@cheerbearsue

4 жыл бұрын

A lot of people like that sound. They prefer no music, and to be able to listen to the chopper noise, and the engine.

@nachbarnachbarsens7433

3 жыл бұрын

xD

@roconnor01

Жыл бұрын

This is how Huey's sounds?? They don't play 'Fortunate Son' !! Shakes head.

The pilot looks way to young to be a V-Vet and his NAP of he earth flying is to slow and not low enough. Wannabe’s