Damn it really feels like the lyrics were made for this one video, now it looks like the aircraft carrier is talking to the pilots, begging them to come back from their missions safe, telling them they'll always be safe on her, or to watch out not to go too fast nor too slow while landing. This might be one of the best videos you've made so far, very... touching
I had the exact same thought as I've listened to it, especially after the "I'll take you down the line" part. For those who are not familiar with aviation: flight line is the place where the aircraft is loaded up and checked just before the flight. When I heard that line, I imagined an elevator on an aircraft carrier is slowly rising up, taking the plane, and the nervous pilot to the "line"
The last line of the lyrics said, "you're all that I need right now, so fall" the carrier wanted her brave pilots to fall in love with coming back to her because her job is to act as a home away from home
It's almost like the ship is singing the song, telling us her story and the stories of the men who sailed and flew with her into battle. And she's doing it with great melancholy. Like an older veteran, telling their tale.
there was also pilots crashing their aircraft into the carrier because they landed too hard or straight up burned their aircraft because they rutured the fuel tanks
Last line of the song: oh you're all that I need right, so fall. Proceeds to show aircraft landing after their missions. The love between a carrier and its aircraft is unmatched. A carrier provides safety and shelter and will always be there for her battle weary aircraft. This video and song humanized a carrier and I think that's beautiful.
I imagine the ship’s crew and pilots that survived the war probably had memories of scenes like the one from 2:52 to 3:12 for the rest of their lives. Just breathtaking.
loved watching this movie when i was a kid. the combat footage was so surreal to watch. seeing how a carrier worked back then, and all of the missions they did in the pacific. the old 40s commentating made it a perfect film to watch. music fits these scenes very well too.
oh 1 thing i forgot about that scene on 4:04. americans diden't dropped fuel tank. maybe they encountered japanese on a way to their cv and they noticed before japanese notice americans are there. or ambushed in the sky.
Just looking at that shot of murderer’s row at 2:39 makes me wish I could have seen TF58 in full order, a dozen Essex’s, the CVLs, the British carriers, it must have been incredible...
trade mark at the start of the battle of Leyte Gulf, you were looking at quite possibly the most powerful surface fleet that ever gave battle. 16 carriers, one THOUSAND aircraft, plus all 4 Iowa class battleships in their prime. If you had to knock down the Pearly Gates and march into Heaven, it would be at the tip of the Fast Carrier Task Force.
I find this video amazing plus the dog fighting is just so fascinating to watch on here. To see how hard and talented you had to be to shoot a fast zero down. And to be careful to not hit a friend while hitting at the zero. And how hard it was to land and how to shoot a convoy ship or a base to hell. It's amazing and fascinating! Great video man!
I would say landing was easy. Since planes are small and fly relatively slowly, it makes aircraft carrier look enormous. On the other hand, hitting an enemy ship with a bomb or even with gunfire seems to be much harder than it looks. See the fire spread around some of the attacked ships. Gunfire was incredibly inaccurate unless at a very short range!
@@pavel9652 Yeah you got that point there yo! Landing must've been easy to do with training, But from my view it seems to be total hell, That's why I ain't gonna go for Air units, I'd rather more stick as a Ground Armored Unit. With dropping bombs, Yeah that was definitely hard, Movies and other things make it seem easy when in reality it's completely hard, You have to angle your shot right, And make sure to hit the enemy good and to pray to God that you aren't hit at any crucial parts of the plane, What more amazes me is on how real Air-to-Air was the hardest thing!
It also brings a Chill sense While playing in War thunder on the Naval American Portion of Aviation. Nothing but Calm waves and Wind passing in by bullets.
4:27 (I'll catch your fall) and a badly beaten Hellcat, missing the starboard side landing gear. *EPIC!* Edit: Thanks guys for pointing out the mistakes.
The Vought Corsair or the dreaded "Whistling Death" by Japanese Troops. (Although I think the majority of planes in this are Bearcats, Either Dauntless's and Avengers or something similar.)
Depends on the carrier and the time period. At the end of the war there were less torpedo bombers and a lot more dive bombers across the board with the US Navy. Also Airgroups tended to figure out what they needed and had some ability to choose which planes they were willing to bring.
when talking about WWII in Europe i always think the Germans as top gear and tactics, the real powerhouse. But when i talk about WWII in the Pacific, the Yanks put 5/7 s of their power there, the air machines may not have been as good as the p 51(wich is product of overpowered industry) but they had to be ingenious with the engineering and resource allocation (US WWII Naval Fighters Exhibit some real good and original engineering,not like the Mustang that is a Bf 109 on steroids)
As much as I love shitting on the yanks as a Canadian especially in regards to WW2 I've always had a great respect for pilots and sailors and these guys had balls of steel. God bless.
Damn it really feels like the lyrics were made for this one video, now it looks like the aircraft carrier is talking to the pilots, begging them to come back from their missions safe, telling them they'll always be safe on her, or to watch out not to go too fast nor too slow while landing. This might be one of the best videos you've made so far, very... touching
I had the exact same thought as I've listened to it, especially after the "I'll take you down the line" part. For those who are not familiar with aviation: flight line is the place where the aircraft is loaded up and checked just before the flight. When I heard that line, I imagined an elevator on an aircraft carrier is slowly rising up, taking the plane, and the nervous pilot to the "line"
banzai
@@IGLArocknroll Oh i thought that this "line" referred as the actual frontline, but your explaination is much more satisfying haha
The lyrics "I want your love tonight" and it's the Iowa-class battleship on distant escort. Yorktown has a crush.
The last line of the lyrics said, "you're all that I need right now, so fall" the carrier wanted her brave pilots to fall in love with coming back to her because her job is to act as a home away from home
"Surreal" is the word that describes this video
awesome...
It's exactly that...
It's almost like the ship is singing the song, telling us her story and the stories of the men who sailed and flew with her into battle. And she's doing it with great melancholy. Like an older veteran, telling their tale.
and the fact that there was 4 Essex class carriers left
To make it even more delightful, one of the Carriers here are CV Interpid, affectionately called "Mama Interpid".
@@subarunatsuki4145timestamp?
>ship
>her
It's very odd to read, because in my native language ships are males (and boats are females).
Now you can watch the ships sink in high definition
Yeah, That is True :)
Liberty?
As we desired it so. 🎉
and with an EDM soundtrack
*Showing a montage of people being killed during dog fights*
Mauzer: "Just relax"
there was also pilots crashing their aircraft into the carrier because they landed too hard or straight up burned their aircraft because they rutured the fuel tanks
Humanity is fucked up.
The guys who tested one of the captured A6M2's: "Nothing can beat this plane in Air to Air combat!"
Grumman: "Hold my Beer"
Grumman F-14:Zeroes SPLASHED!
@@wilcoxnaturlich7852 I was more like talking about the F6F Hellcat designed by Grumman but okey.
@@jakobc.2558 Ikr
@@wilcoxnaturlich7852 final countdown
@Lady B Weave time, baby...!
Last line of the song: oh you're all that I need right, so fall.
Proceeds to show aircraft landing after their missions. The love between a carrier and its aircraft is unmatched. A carrier provides safety and shelter and will always be there for her battle weary aircraft. This video and song humanized a carrier and I think that's beautiful.
I imagine the ship’s crew and pilots that survived the war probably had memories of scenes like the one from 2:52 to 3:12 for the rest of their lives. Just breathtaking.
loved watching this movie when i was a kid. the combat footage was so surreal to watch. seeing how a carrier worked back then, and all of the missions they did in the pacific. the old 40s commentating made it a perfect film to watch. music fits these scenes very well too.
I loved how the recoil from the guns firing made the cameras jump with the fps making the bullets swiggle and swirl
4:03 bet tht guy shat himself when his friendly flew in front of his line of fire
4:04 pilot's deadly mistake: enters to the friendly's firing zone. he should get out from there immediately.
I bet that pilot was screaming over the radio, friendly fire is more deadlier than enemy fire, I've seen it myself
he was just stealing a kill that's all... lmao
Was it hit? I have noticed friendly fire but did not manage to confirm any damage. Aircraft seems to enter FOV with left-wing already smoking.
@@pavel9652 not hit. cuz pilot who shooting saw he came in and stopped firing. but he should get out immediately for his safe.
oh 1 thing i forgot about that scene on 4:04. americans diden't dropped fuel tank. maybe they encountered japanese on a way to their cv and they noticed before japanese notice americans are there. or ambushed in the sky.
2:30
"I want your love tonight" *cuts to an Iowa-class battleship*
My girl Yorktown has a crush
I always come back to see the avengers in formation at 1:04 ❤
I feel I have just found something that I was missing and now I'm in tears because of how beautiful this is.
love me some yorktown. she was my first CV. AL sandy server.
Mine was enterprise :)
@@shido6804 ah you one of those...
*laugh in kaga
@kohlshu Azur Lane
*Laughs in Akagi*
Just looking at that shot of murderer’s row at 2:39 makes me wish I could have seen TF58 in full order, a dozen Essex’s, the CVLs, the British carriers, it must have been incredible...
trade mark at the start of the battle of Leyte Gulf, you were looking at quite possibly the most powerful surface fleet that ever gave battle. 16 carriers, one THOUSAND aircraft, plus all 4 Iowa class battleships in their prime. If you had to knock down the Pearly Gates and march into Heaven, it would be at the tip of the Fast Carrier Task Force.
@@ireviewshtuff Imagine the power of a fleet like that in the modern day.
Admiral Nimitz would be proud.
I find this video amazing plus the dog fighting is just so fascinating to watch on here. To see how hard and talented you had to be to shoot a fast zero down. And to be careful to not hit a friend while hitting at the zero. And how hard it was to land and how to shoot a convoy ship or a base to hell. It's amazing and fascinating! Great video man!
I would say landing was easy. Since planes are small and fly relatively slowly, it makes aircraft carrier look enormous. On the other hand, hitting an enemy ship with a bomb or even with gunfire seems to be much harder than it looks. See the fire spread around some of the attacked ships. Gunfire was incredibly inaccurate unless at a very short range!
@@pavel9652 Yeah you got that point there yo! Landing must've been easy to do with training, But from my view it seems to be total hell, That's why I ain't gonna go for Air units, I'd rather more stick as a Ground Armored Unit. With dropping bombs, Yeah that was definitely hard, Movies and other things make it seem easy when in reality it's completely hard, You have to angle your shot right, And make sure to hit the enemy good and to pray to God that you aren't hit at any crucial parts of the plane, What more amazes me is on how real Air-to-Air was the hardest thing!
Happy two year anniversary to this Masterpiece.
It also brings a Chill sense While playing in War thunder on the Naval American Portion of Aviation. Nothing but Calm waves and Wind passing in by bullets.
4:27 (I'll catch your fall) and a badly beaten Hellcat, missing the starboard side landing gear.
*EPIC!*
Edit: Thanks guys for pointing out the mistakes.
Starboard side but yeah it's pretty epic
Helldiver? That looks like a Hellcat
@@xSupra Helldiver, you can tell by the wing profile and lack of .50 muzzles.
@@xSupra And also the lower part of the nose, I think for the oil cooker.
@@jamesharding3459 Helldiver wings don't bend up like that and the nose looks different. Video matches what a Hellcat looks like
what a wonderful scene at 3:48. Thanks sir, u made my day!
As the Lady sang, she puts me to sleep, as she puts her sisters to rest
from horse and carriage... to thunders in the sky and men on the moon.
Tfw you will never be a pilot in WW2 dogfighting in the clouds.
*I’ll catch your fall*
Very Fitting
This is the first gopro footage ever taken
WW2 in HD and 60 fps. Awesome!
@War Art I know
This is beauty
I've loved CV-10 since I first saw her at Patriot's Point when I was a wee lad. This is dope
masterpiece,,,watching regularly
Such amazing footage... Sometimes you even forget how long ago it was
The Best of Pacific war Soundtrack, I mean this is Compatible for USS Long Island AMV
There is something really authentic about your videos
USS Yorktown nickname: The Fighting Lady
You know I kinda like to think that aircraft carriers are like giant metal beehives and the aircraft are pissed off killer bees.
now the battle is more real nice
Beauty of warfare
I wasn't even looking for something like this but I'm so damn glad I did! This is well put together!
i didnt know watch world war 2 videos could be so trippy
You don't know if you gonna hit, is just matter of odds. Still, you play the game
Nice aesthetics.
0:58 sb2c helldiver my fav naval diver
Happy 30k Mauzer
This is a beauty!!
2:43 best view
This is your best video to date, Mauzer
masterpiece
i never knew air combat looked so comfy
Great video!
This is so well made arghh
That was awsome footage and i got into that soundtrack even though i dont listen to that music i do know what i like and i liked that
I love the vibe of this video. It feels so retro.
This hits the spot so fucking hard!
This is like a sequel to "Take My Breath Away".
Do you know, I remember when USS Laffey survived from Kamikaze's Raid, and this music remember me about Pacific war, VERY COOL COMRADE 🤩😎
1:09 he is dabbing
The Vought Corsair or the dreaded "Whistling Death" by Japanese Troops. (Although I think the majority of planes in this are Bearcats, Either Dauntless's and Avengers or something similar.)
Callum Ruddy no bearcats, hellcats though
But this is Hellcat?
And F4 wildcats
Damn the music is too fucking good
обалденное видео и легендарный авианосец!!++))хотелось бы и видео про ентерпрайз?!!или японский флот))
Perfection..
Awesome!
Thanks for the video!! :)
This video is so underrated
Holy shit, was that close to being a friendly fire incident.
4:01
Awesome
Isso é uma obra de arte !
USS Lexington😍
The US navy packs quite a punch...
80s are the Top of the Top! Coolest video! 👍
this is ur best video btw
No one throws Hailstones like the US Navy...
That’s funny cause Yorktown II was present for Operation Hailstone in 1944.
Well, yes, that being my subtle hint...
ＷＡＲＷＡＶＥ島巡り１９４３
amazing
Now I can finally shoot down those planes while listening to some good music!
Holy shoe. How many helldivers on that aircraft carrier ?
Some carriers at that time could carry over 90 planes, over 1/3 of em were dive bombers
Depends on the carrier and the time period. At the end of the war there were less torpedo bombers and a lot more dive bombers across the board with the US Navy. Also Airgroups tended to figure out what they needed and had some ability to choose which planes they were willing to bring.
@@jamesbuckner4791 thx for the info
Yes😅
I wonder if perturbator has seen this video or not
when talking about WWII in Europe i always think the Germans as top gear and tactics, the real powerhouse.
But when i talk about WWII in the Pacific, the Yanks put 5/7 s of their power there, the air machines may not have been as good as the p 51(wich is product of overpowered industry) but they had to be ingenious with the engineering and resource allocation (US WWII Naval Fighters Exhibit some real good and original engineering,not like the Mustang that is a Bf 109 on steroids)
Hullo sailor!
In the navy
We want you as a new recruit!
Даже представить страшно то на сколько это всё давно было ...
Даже представить страшно насколько были крутые все эти летчики
спасибо маузеру за новую планку качества! Так построим фашвив
Technicolor has been around for 104 years now, glad the producers used it instead of masking war with B&W.
Hard work in good quality.
nice video
parabéns
@4:12 pulling a bit close for comfort
I think I am adicted to this channel
Battlefield 5 looks pretty good 😌
4:06
I surfing on the mauzerwave
Amazing dog fight
0:19 ngl he looks like Christian Pulisic
I subscribe directly
Tous ces braves jeunes hommes, courageux, loyaux, éduqués, sacrifiés pour le fric. Tant de souffrances, de morts, de vies brisées... Pour rien.
As much as I love shitting on the yanks as a Canadian especially in regards to WW2 I've always had a great respect for pilots and sailors and these guys had balls of steel. God bless.
Видеряд, музон супер! Привет из Москвы)
the big E, saved us all from a certain doom plenty of times. Wether in the Pacific or indirectly in Europe.
Is that the CVA-19 Handcock? "Fighting Hannah"
They awoken a maasive country
oh my God.
Healed your soul didn't it?
@@jamesharris4695 yeah
Как там что-то можно увидеть? Куда попасть?Тупо в белый свет?! Музыка красивая! Почему летающие леди?
@@MauzerR Спасибо!С Наступившим Новым Годом!
Хорошего года! Здоровья,счастья!