Does anyone remember when that one crew member loosened the tension straps holding the HUMVEEs down on the air drop pallets and around a half-dozen of them rolled off of the pallets, plummeting a few thousand feet to their destruction? I'll bet that guy spent some time in Leavenworth for that stunt! 😅
7:54 - That vehicle for 463L Pallets is called a “K-Loader”. A flatbed truck is what hauls OTR (over the road) cargo. Great vid though, and largely accurate.
These are all awesome operations. Thank you 👍. 😊😊😊
Nice video. Ex USAF, I approve this message.
its amazing what they can do great work thank you to all our soilders
Awesome tech
5,000 feet AGL isn’t exactly “extreme altitude”, but good video. I live at 9,500feet elevation.
Does anyone remember when that one crew member loosened the tension straps holding the HUMVEEs down on the air drop pallets and around a half-dozen of them rolled off of the pallets, plummeting a few thousand feet to their destruction?
I'll bet that guy spent some time in Leavenworth for that stunt! 😅
The packaging for air delivery is not done by the USAF or USMC air wing. It’s done by air delivery units part of Landing Support
7:54 - That vehicle for 463L Pallets is called a “K-Loader”. A flatbed truck is what hauls OTR (over the road) cargo. Great vid though, and largely accurate.
Good work 👍
Nicely displayed 🎉
I had no idea they could just drop bags of food straight off the ramp without parachutes. What the heck are those bags made of?
You should do a story about minute man ramps.
You have to modify, your Twitter by X, and thanks
Not extreme altitude or they would have o2 masks on. jesus.
I was the SAR crewman/swimmer. NEC8215
A wing and a prayer.
If we want to examine it word by word, sentence by sentence, actually the Bible teaches peace from God
Airdrop one to me guys please.
Ukrainian or Russian IL 76 at 8:56...
You sure? Looks like a C-5 Galaxy to me.