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U.S. Navy Aircraft Carriers Operating Off Vietnam
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- čas přidán 20. 07. 2012
- U.S. Navy aircraft carriers operating off the coast of Vietnam during the Vietnam War. USS Independence.
#USSIndependence #Navy #okrajoe
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Amazing how many different types of fighter aircraft were on a carrier back then.
I'm amazed that they had so many models in their inventory. The Skyraider remained along with its replacement and its replacement (Skyhawk) which also remained along with itS replacement and they all flew at the same time!
F4,A4,A6,A7 RA4. All great planes!
A colorful yet expensive air fleet.
Its crazy to see all the planes here.... retired before the Tomcat came aboard... which is long such retired...
.... and yet the Hawkeye keeps on going.
Amazing plane.
Great vid. Love the narrative breakdown, and great nostalgia to the days when the flight deck was like a butchers block for knives. One tool for one use. Miss having all those specialized planes.... more fun than multi-role planes...
Gwiaździsta eskadra cały film
Proudly served on two attack carriers during the Vietnam War. Oriskany and Ranger. Both these carriers and crews did their job! Thank all of you for your service!
Was aboard Ranger 1965-1968 none better in the day
@@richberg515 Top Gun Bar None
This is a short take from a film called "USS Independence Ready on Arrival" available from the San Diego Air and Space Museum. Do a CZcams search for "F-0590 Ready on Arrival" to see the whole 28 minute version of this film. Most of the film is from the USS Independence while off Vietnam in 1965 but some of the scenes are from the USS Kitty Hawk during it's 1965-1966 tour off Vietnam, which explains why you see E-2A #706 BuNo.151714 taking off.
I love the small and successful A-4 Skyhawk. It's funny to see that the US can also, sometimes, make things small :)
go play metal storm and have fun with the A4
This is great footage of the Indy. The best I've seen here on youtube. I was stationed on her from 1965-69. A time in my life I will always cherish. Thanks for posting this!
Thanks for your service.
Gary, did you know Paul Snell? He was aboard the Independence about the same time. He was my father.
Does anyone know the long wing aircraft launching in the beginning
I know Im kinda randomly asking but do anyone know a good website to stream newly released tv shows online?
@Judson Ishaan Meh I use Flixportal. Just google for it :) -brooks
Love seeing those Vigilantes. A not so well known USN aircraft.
Oh yes she was. not to be mean
it litterally shat out nukes, ohhh, that scat fetish is getting to me
I like those big AWACS planes and cargo planes with twin propeller engines they are huge planes launched from such a tiny base.
Flashback....., Two WestPac deployments while serving aboard USS Coral Sea CVA43 1966-68, then third Westpac 1968-69 on USS Ajax (AR6).... when I returned to the USA, The First Man just landed on the Moon and I was now a civilian again!
Im gonna add another comment here, basically repeating my last one.
The Hornet family more or less replaced every plane you see here.... and the C model has been around so long its now retired...
And yet, again... you see the E-2 in this vid... came out before the hornet was ever built, and with a few mods, is still going after it retired. Thats insane.
Like the B-52. They built a great one
America, CVA-66. Served as EW3/2, 9/72-1/75. In Tonkin Gulf when the war ended. Air Wing gave ship's crew an airshow on the way home... impressive stuff. Thanks for the video.... brings back good memories of my youth.
My grandfather worked on the air carriers during the vietnam war
Mine too. He wouldn't talk about Vietnam though. He talked about the Navy a lot but not a word about the war. He also wouldnt fly. My grandmother told me he had too many close calls and couldn't do it after he retired from the Navy
@@JoeKyser I had an uncle who was in three wars.. ww2, korea, Nam on carriers.. USS Hancock
@@paulgentile1024 woah that's amazing. Imagine the things he saw
Memories of the Essex, Wasp and Intrepid at Quonset Point, RI duing 1960s-early 70s. Dad was a civilian mechanic who worked on S-2s, E-1Bs and "ADs" (A-1's). Never saw any of the CVAs there though,
I’ll tell you something there is nothing more badass then a jet shooting off an aircraft carrier.
True dat, especially a full-burner night launch! (AE2 CVA-34 CVA-19 1965-1969)
been there done that USS Ranger CVA 61 number one catapult Deck edge control operator 1960 1964 my favorite plane to launch was the F4 Phantom I sent a lot of those into the wild blue yonder!! best 4 years of my life I'll never forget it!!!☺ I know that was a long time ago all I got left is my memories and they were damn good love that flight deck!!
you still with us?
Was onboard 1965-1968 S6 div, supplied all the T-Bars for launch of all aircraft, favorite was A-4
@@richberg515 what are the straps for ?
Loving the orange nomex suits lol....I am reading a book right now about the Oriskany from the same timeframe and the author talks about the US being so unprepared for combat that they flew missions early on in the orange suits because there weren't any or enough green ones to issue. I guess when Carrier Group 16 first hit port in the Philippines the aircrews bought up all of the green dye they could to make themselves be less visible on the ground!
In light of their lack of victory, I look at these images differently than I did in the 60s and 70s ... even after military service.
Seeing the deck crews gesturing furiously to the pilots prior to launch their aircrafts, one can't help thinking these are the men who keep us safe. God bless America.
The type of aircraft that stay remain on the carrier ops to this day was the E-2 hawkeye..
My friend was pilot in the U.S. Navy and commercial plane.
He went to Vietnam war. He flew the fighter jet when he was service the U.S. Navy.
Crazy how some Americans in 60s still had the Mid-Atlantic Accent just as the narrator of this video exactly does.
This is the silent service, God bless these guys/gals risking their lives daily for the protection of us all. I know what they do, I am thinking of them daily. God Bless you Navy Men and women.
They got all the good stuff on that flight deck . 👍
One word............. LOUD, USS Saratoga, VAW-123, Tonkin Gulf Yacht Club flght deck troubleshooter/airframes. Wouldn't trade the experience for all the tea n Olongapo!
Harry Reid welcome home brother. USS Hancock CVA 19
Me too Harry, Va-105, 1972 Nam cruise. I was an ordnance man. I remember Olongapo too- Zanzibar and Big China club. I cussed Sara back then, but she made me a better man and now I hate to see her scrapped.
douglas skyhawk
@@Tankie1969 Did WestPac 1968 on the Hannah, VA-163.. Did Olongapo at the East Inn Club!
Dad’s first day was June 6, 1966. He was an EAM E3. Ralph E Kolb. If you knew him or served with him . Get back to me.
My grandpa was a gunner on one of these ships
Good to see the USS Independence in action, thanks for posting. I served on board Indy from Jan.1969 to July 1971, great ship and great crew. God Bless all who serve.
GheGman2421...By the time I got to the Indy (1976-77) VF-41 and 84 had gone to the Rosey and VA-75 to the Saratoga. No A-4s or A-1s. We had VF-102, VF- 33, VA-65 along with two A-7 outfits. Later shipmate.
@@88mike42yep, VA-75 was on the SARATOGA during the 70s… I was there too. I did spend time on the INDEPENDENCE too. Guess I was like VA-75… lol
Cool vid👍...our RNZAF operated Skyhawks back in the day✈️🇳🇿
This reminds me of a Vietnam flight simulator I used too have
Is it me, or does carrier launches look more powwrful back then?
Just a shoutout to the men who served aboard U.S.S Kitty Hawk 62-66
แต่ใจชอบเครื่อง A4 มากกว่ารุ่นที่ทันสมัยจริงๆอยู่ที่กองทัพอากาศอาร์เจนตินา
Nice aircraft
understand your situation and ultimately take action
❤ this
Go Navy 🇺🇸🇺🇸
Awesome.
Look at those menacing F4 Phantoms
F4's Baby!
I was on the Indy from 75 to 79. I did 2 med cruz an 1 to St Thomas A-Gang AC&R Shop
Thanks for your service too.
you still with us?
Been there and done that 67-68 USS Ranger CVA-61
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O Brasil ainda continua a utilizar o velho A4 na Marinha do Brasil. Vergonha.
Hello! My name is Anthony Wright and I am an independent filmmaker. Currently I am working on a Vietnam War film and I was wondering with your kind permission, I could use this footage.
This was an episode of the series "The Saga of Western Man," produced by John Secondari in the 1960s.
F4’s look just as badass as the F-35s
youre crazy better...
มีท่อเติมน้ำมันเรียบร้อยเลยบรรทุกได้มาก ผิดกับเครื่องบินที่มีขนาดเล็ก
This is post-Nam, notice E-2 @ 1:07. Most likely right after the war considering the amount of Phantoms
small short and affective
That's me ,in the brown shirt...wish ide listened to my mother and stayed home.dam skippy...👽
what aircraft is that looks like an f-111 at 45 seconds...
I believe it might be an F-3D sky knight but I may wrong
A-5 Vigilante
Are there any film clips of fighter planes that miss the wire and burst into flame while attempting a night landing aboard a carrier?
WHY? Better to view only successful landings, I have seen too many of the others aboard USS RANGER/USS SARATOGA....Be happy!!
Who's the announcer in this video?
John Secondari. This was an episode of his series "The Saga of Western Man," he produced in the 1960s. They were great award winning shows. Today almost impossible to find.
Hello -- Great website. How could I obtain permission to download some shots from "U.S. Navy Aircraft Carriers Operating Off Vietnam" for a non-profit Veterans Day program? Thanks very much!
Lots of good footage online at catalog.archives.gov/
@@okrajoe Thanks very much!
North American RA-5C Vigilante
RVAH-13 Bats
I was never a citizen of the fmr usa
looks junky but practical
Intruder.
Prowler.
Skyhawk.
Phantom.
Skywarrior.
Hawkeye.
SO MUCH variety. Now, everything is done by Hornet. 🫤