I was a Black Knight LSE, saw the World and worked on the h-3 and H-60. I brought in a CH-53E one day. I barely weighed 100 lbs. It picked me up and threw me down the Flight Deck Of CVN-70. USS Carl Vinson 87-91. Great Times.
I love your page, I'm soon joining the navy just trying to get my body in shape before I go to boot camp, I'm 22 and weigh 275 now but I've lost over 30 pounds in the last 2 months. I'm watching all your videos they motivate me to do better and help me a lot, keep up the great work
I've done this aboard a carrier and all I can say is the pilots don't follow orders, they pretty much listen to the Aircrew who's sticking their head out the window.
Good times. When I went 3 years ago they never made us swing the tail....weird. It was still extremely fun and definitely better than being back on the ship haha
Gotta learn to do it with style! Obviously when you first learn, you’ll sort of be stiff, but after a couple of months, you’ll have your own smooth style. Did this for 5 years as an ABH (yellow shirt) on the USS Saipan from 99-04! Good times. My favorite were night ops when we chosen few got to use NODs or Night Vision Goggles.
@@jtmnavy I work in aviation as a line tech, get to work with all kinds of aircraft and we learn these same Marshall commands. I work at Lackland AFB as a civilian contractor and we get fighters, navy birds, army birds, bombers… allot haha but I love watching marshalling too! Satisfying af 🤌🏻😎
I normally see the ground Marshaller throw his hands up twice to indicate (same as Fixed-wing), that he is the marshaller. Than he flips his palms outward, and puts his Arms up and mimics the Helos' position re: AIR-TO-GROUND and gradually guides to the Landing LZ.
Love these videos, i'm actually a grad student in diplomatic and policy/war studies, but I am obsessed over small details like the USA DOD UCCDs and how America unified its branches after OP URGENT FURY (1983 Grenada). I will admit it, I'm a sucker for U.S Power projection because it is n1 by, well, a long-shot. I sometimes wonder if Americans realise how powerful their Country is. You guys literally rule the world by $USD, and by DOD. But don't take that to sound like world domination; it's more you have that power but you only use it for good. BTW, do USA citizens call their U.S a country or Nation? Thanks, from POLAND, Europe.
This looks much easier than doing it on the flight deck of an aircraft carrier when you have to worry about jet blast on the angle and prop wash from the East going to the bow cats. Still my hats off to fellow LSEs.
I have the command This way Landing direction Move forward Hover Move left Hover Swing tail left Hover Swing tail right Hover Move right Hover Move down Land Hold Affirmative Move up Hover Swing tail right Hover Check airspace Take Off
JTsuits I enjoyed Crypto more but the flight deck had its moments .... then I became a Career Councilor. Although very rewarding to help others, my motivation fell to nothing and I got out two years later (I won't go into the story, here, but I have gone back to finish off my career instead of wasting those 11 years).
I was a Black Knight LSE, saw the World and worked on the h-3 and H-60. I brought in a CH-53E one day. I barely weighed 100 lbs. It picked me up and threw me down the Flight Deck Of CVN-70. USS Carl Vinson 87-91. Great Times.
I love your page, I'm soon joining the navy just trying to get my body in shape before I go to boot camp, I'm 22 and weigh 275 now but I've lost over 30 pounds in the last 2 months. I'm watching all your videos they motivate me to do better and help me a lot, keep up the great work
How did you go? Did you ship off yet?
I've done this aboard a carrier and all I can say is the pilots don't follow orders, they pretty much listen to the Aircrew who's sticking their head out the window.
Good times. When I went 3 years ago they never made us swing the tail....weird. It was still extremely fun and definitely better than being back on the ship haha
yes
yeah
Gotta learn to do it with style! Obviously when you first learn, you’ll sort of be stiff, but after a couple of months, you’ll have your own smooth style. Did this for 5 years as an ABH (yellow shirt) on the USS Saipan from 99-04! Good times. My favorite were night ops when we chosen few got to use NODs or Night Vision Goggles.
Hi, mind me asking how long it generally takes to become a yellow shirt? Also, do you learn this in A-school? If not, when? Thanks you!
I'm literally about to do this tomorrow!!!!
almost ten years later... nothing has changed...
Dude this marshallling is beautiful.
Haha thanks I really enjoyed doing this stuff
@@jtmnavy I work in aviation as a line tech, get to work with all kinds of aircraft and we learn these same Marshall commands. I work at Lackland AFB as a civilian contractor and we get fighters, navy birds, army birds, bombers… allot haha but I love watching marshalling too! Satisfying af 🤌🏻😎
@@jtmnavy ALSO the LEGEND REPLIED 😎
@@BookOfJared that’s awesome I did this for a couple years on a couple different aircraft carriers , some of best times of my life , be safe bro!
@@jtmnavy heck yeah man! You too! You think you’d ever work as a civilian on the flight line?
Great video that shows how LSE's work.
I normally see the ground Marshaller throw his hands up twice to indicate (same as Fixed-wing), that he is the marshaller. Than he flips his palms outward, and puts his Arms up and mimics the Helos' position re: AIR-TO-GROUND and gradually guides to the Landing LZ.
looks like a dolphin show
Love these videos, i'm actually a grad student in diplomatic and policy/war studies, but I am obsessed over small details like the USA DOD UCCDs and how America unified its branches after OP URGENT FURY (1983 Grenada). I will admit it, I'm a sucker for U.S Power projection because it is n1 by, well, a long-shot. I sometimes wonder if Americans realise how powerful their Country is. You guys literally rule the world by $USD, and by DOD. But don't take that to sound like world domination; it's more you have that power but you only use it for good. BTW, do USA citizens call their U.S a country or Nation? Thanks, from POLAND, Europe.
Haha. I was ABH before going "Secret Squirrel" (and before Army life) ..... spent a lot of time sending planes off The Eisenhowers (CVN 69), also.
This looks much easier than doing it on the flight deck of an aircraft carrier when you have to worry about jet blast on the angle and prop wash from the East going to the bow cats. Still my hats off to fellow LSEs.
haah for sure , i've lse'ed on the lincoln and george washington many many times
I was an LE for HSBC and did some vert reps on the Indy. Those were some fun times that can't be matched. :)
Great.... Indonesia coming
my dad has this qualification
That is really something!!
Like a boss!
I have the command
This way
Landing direction
Move forward
Hover
Move left
Hover
Swing tail left
Hover
Swing tail right
Hover
Move right
Hover
Move down
Land
Hold
Affirmative
Move up
Hover
Swing tail right
Hover
Check airspace
Take Off
Awesome
A good LSE has Style.........
AWESOME :)))))
That's Legit!
No salute to the pilot on the take off? Or did I miss it?
Very rare for Willy birds 🖕
was it difficult to pass this qualification?
You dont need to marshall a helicopter....waste of time and too risky. The pilot cant even see you anyway, he's going by what he sees on the runway.
Terrl
Haha. I was ABH before going "Secret Squirrel" (and before Army life) ..... spent a lot of time sending planes off The Eisenhowers (CVN 69), also.
this was def my favorite part of being aviation :)
JTsuits I enjoyed Crypto more but the flight deck had its moments .... then I became a Career Councilor. Although very rewarding to help others, my motivation fell to nothing and I got out two years later (I won't go into the story, here, but I have gone back to finish off my career instead of wasting those 11 years).
ya i hear being a Command Career Counselor can have its challenges :/