How did the US Steal the Devil's Chariot?
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- Опубліковано 5 жов 2024
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Operation Mount Hope III was a secret plan to capture a Soviet Mil Mi-25 "Hind-D" attack helicopter. It was the latest export version of the Mi-24 that had been nicknamed the Devil's Chariot. The Americans didn't have anything like it and were very keen to get their hands on one. The plan involved 2 U.S. MH-47 Chinooks of the legendary 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment also known as the Night Stalkers.
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The scene with the helicopters flying through the dust storm 👌👌👌👌 that was amazing
Thank you guys so much! And yanhub I love the content so much!
Finding this channel is basically seing a gold bar
And omg the sky view when the sandstorm come is freaking beautiful
Yup,can't agree more
Здарова
imagine coming back to your hind and then they tell you it just vanished
convo
russian1: Comrade has u seen my hind ?
Russian2:nah why?
Russian1: Damn it the American have stole my hind
Russian2:*laughs in Russian*
Russian1:Not funny Comrade
Fact is the airbase that they steal the hind are actually still under chadian control and the libyan patrol you see are just patrol troop to inspected the frontline between chad and libyan.
Even if libyan saw it , only think they can do is sending mig to intercepted, they can't recaptured the airfield from ground at all.
CIA pay a hefty sums of money to Chad for that passage and the abandonded hind chan obtained from libyan tho..
Gone reduce to atom
@@LtZetarn Hey, do me a favor, shut up.
Dude, where's my hind-d?
The future episodes will look like a live action
Imagine being on the coalition side
pls no
Oh yes that would be great
I seen some cgi so real it looked real
They aren't real? (This is supposed to be funny and it is not serious)
The Hind when it was being carried
"Help I'm being Helinapped"
Underrated😂
@@carltamondong3736 thank you so much 😀
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Enemy soldier: “Did you hear something?”
“Nah”
Don't u mean I'm being hindnapped?
"You see that Hind? We're gonna take it..." Woods, Black Ops
Eyyyyyy ikr woods did die tho.
@@abdulkareemkhan8188 he didn't, if you play black ops 2 and cold war it depends on your choices for ending
@@abdulkareemkhan8188 lol, someone spared Menendez XD
At the rate their video quality is improving pretty soon these videos won’t even be animations
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then , wait for yarnhub to fight with mustang's in his bf109s 🤣
Twist in Dwight rider: shrute was in this all along, using his beet farm to hide these operations. He races with his recyclops costume
This video hasn't even been released, but I already know its going to be absolutely amazing
Offcourse
It gonna be bussin
Thats right
Yes
yea
The C-5 Galaxy belongs to 9th Airlift Squadron, 436th Airlift Wing (USAF) at Dover Air Force Base, Delaware and the MH-47 Chinooks belongs to 160th SOAR (A) (US Army) at at Fort Campbell, Kentucky.
Spot on Ezab. Took me a minute scrolling through the comments for someone to notice this piece of fact. 🍻
Lol same
i remember i saw a meme about that, someone said something like "the americans stole the russian's technology, the russians stole the american's technology. an unknowing trade?"
Yeah I remember reading that Spetsnaz did a similar OP where they stole a cobra from a US airbase during the Vietnam war.
B-29 as well
Well, Reagan found out the Soviets were stealing a bunch of our tech (including industrial equipment) in the early 80s through a tipoff from France, so in a way this made us even.
One day I feel like TheYarnHub is gonna do a crossover with Mustard, or even Real Engineering one day
Edit: ok just Mustard, and Real Engineering
Wow
I think they would team with mustard, but not infographics...
Also infographics steals art.
Yarhub definitely gonna go big
WE NEED THAT
MUSTARD × REAL ENGINEERING × YARNHUB × MARK FELTON PROD
It's like stealing a secret recipe but then years later, it's in every cookbook
xD
Yeah let’s wait multiple years to figure their tech. We should have been more focused on racial diversity.
At the time the Hind is taken, nobody knows the USSR will be gone in two years. US makes a great decision at that time
Years are an eternity during technology wars.
@@evan1788diversity of people means diversity of thought. Diversity of thought means better result. Sorry if this fact annoys you.
The scariest thing about the Hind is that it could of within stand rpgs, 30mms , pack enough firepower to dominate the battlefield, transport a fully combat ready squad and yet it could of pushed 300kmph. Faster than any helicopter of that time. A true piece of master engineering
I'd love to see one in person someday
Basically it's the gun truck with rotor attached to it
It was indeed a very advanced aircraft for its time.
I use this chopper in gta it’s intimidating for the greifers its called the savage helicopter
Could have* could’ve stands is a conjunction of could have not could of.
Small note: 160th SOAR (Special Operations Aviation Regiment) never operated C-5 Galaxy transport
I noticed that too. Yarnhub post great videos but they are not without their factual errors.
I don’t think the C-5s used in that operation belong to the 160th. I think the MH-47s belonged to the 160th
Ezab Quader says, “The C-5 Galaxy belongs to the 9th Airlift Squadron, 436th Airlift Wing (USAF) at Dover Air Force Base, Delaware and the MH-47 Chinooks belong to 160th SOAR (A) (US Army) at at Fort Campbell, Kentucky.”
Another reason why this channel is a future wonder. The narration, the action shots. Absolutely amazing!! The content regardless if it took a year, month doesn't matter I love this channel as much as the next UA-camr!!
Can't believe I've been watching for a year, I've seen it all. From the red baron to this very video, I've seen the good and not the bad (cus we all know this channel is quite literally better than the history channel)
tbh better than history channel is setting a low bar
@@slavicnonatho8062 the history channel now is just aliens this and aliens that
Undetected, unexpected and stealth perfected, the nightstalkers
Man, beat me to it. Oh well, I posted my comment.
@@DJSkittles365 great minds think alike
From the depths of hell in silence
Cast their spells, stealthy violence
American night time, flight perfected
Flawless vision, undetected
From the depths of hell in silence
Cast their spells, Stealthy violence
American night time, flight perfected
Flawless vision, undetected
Pushing on and on, their Helicopters are going strong
Air force's number one
Somewhere up above they're lurking for the foe
Enemies on a run
You can't hide, you can't move, just abide
Their attack's been proved
Raider in the dark
Silent through the night, the Stalkers join the fight
Never miss their mark
Titanium Blades of death
Prepare to meet your fate
Special Operations Aviation Regiment 160th
Undetected, unexpected
Wings of glory
Tell their story
Aviation, deviation
Undetected, stealth perfected
Foes are losing ground, retreating to the sound
Death is in the air
Suddenly appears, confirming all your fears
Strike from Stalkers Night
Target found, come around, barrels sound
From the battleground
Terrorist aiming high
Rodina awaits, defeat them at the gates
Live to fight and fly
Titanium Blades of death
Prepare to meet your fate
Special Operations Aviation Regiment 160th
Undetected, unexpected
Wings of glory
Tell their story
Aviation, deviation
Undetected, stealth perfected
Beneath the starlight of the heavens
Unlikely heroes in the skies (Stalkers to attack, Stalkers coming back)
As they appear on the horizon
The wind will whisper when the Night Stalkers come
Undetected, unexpected
Wings of glory
Tell their story
Aviation, deviation
Undetected, stealth perfected
From the depths of hell in silence
Cast their spells, Stealthy violence
American night time flight perfected
Flawless vision, undetected
From the depths of hell in silence
Cast their spells, Stealthy violence
American night time flight perfected
Flawless vision, undetected
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3:09 Soviets doesn't call"it flying tank",they call it "flying BMP" because it was universal technic what can and base destroy and solders transport (Sorry for my bad english)
A lot of people don't know the difference, and anything that has a gun and tracks is a tank to them.
BMPs are ugly
@@monsieurmig8969 Sure is, But It does the job
@@Nero_yt. Hinds’ are dope though
@@monsieurmig8969 I think they look normal and quite tactical, the Bradleys are fatter
"You see that hind?" "We're gonna take it!"
When I started watching this channel over a year ago I thought the animations were pretty good already and loved the content! Watching the progression of the animations though is amazing and a sign of your hard work
So far, there’s been no word on the current whereabouts of the Mil 24 captured by the Night Stalkers, but if it still exists, then I hope that it will be set aside for a museum in the near future.
It is in a museum in Birmingham, Alabama. Has been for a long time now
@@Raccoonactual awesome! Just another reason for me to visit that museum next time I get to Alabama.
Southern Museum of Flight, behind Birmingham-Shuttlesworth International Airport.
The restored Mil 24 is on display at the Southern Museum of Flight in Birmingham, AL. "Birmingham's Mi-24 Hind was slated to be destroyed until a confidential source alerted museum officials about 10 months ago [from April, 2012], Griffin said, and the office of Sen. Jeff Sessions and several Army veteran groups helped persuade the government to give it to the museum instead."
The animation is becoming better each video
*Best history channel yet*
That Sand Strom Was Unbelievabley beautiful.
Hey yarnhub, minor problem to fix in the future: the chinook rotors were spinning the wrong way, and the rotors are counter rotating for steering and stability. Hope this helps!
I'm still looking for that third rotor they're speaking of.
@@germanstudent06 what third rotor?
@@germanstudent06 They are saying three bladed rotors, not three rotors
I like how there is no self-promotion in the beginning. He just says the sponsor, and it plays. There isn’t a 5 minute sob story like most UA-camrs.
Continue your amazing work.
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We need a crossover with Over simplified or Armchair Historian hell with both of them at the same time if were lucky.
and montemayor with operations room, MAYBE ALL FOUR OF THEM
WAIT
We forgot Simple History!
@@blitzaurora3393 Oh yeah thats right
@@abandonedaccount123 MAYBE A LIVE STREAM WITH ALL 5 OF EM (including simple history)
All together Will be a powerful video!!!!! A powerful spec ops team
Im a simple dude, i see an mil mi 24, i click it
"Ixm a simple dude, I see a Mil Mi-24, I nick it," Delta Force and the 160th, probaly.
Me too, but with Yarnhub
You too?
"Neuron activation"
@Seungwoo KOH It's correct.
Personally, I hope that this channel becomes a visual television channel, your skills and storytelling is a thing of beauty and have loved every single video. Informative, amazing visuals, epic music. It's bloody brilliant. 👏❤️
thank you! We'd love that.
3:54 THE LIBYANS! RUN MARTY!
My first time seeing Yarnhub sponsoring something in his videos.
Atleast hes making money and putting the ads in the front easier to skip over. Win win
i think they
had one other sponsor recently but yeah im glad they are getting sponsorships it helps them keep making vids
His ads are fun to watch
I guess so.
True
1 minute sponsors giving us countless times better quality, thank you atlas!
This has a lot of "Don't tell my mom I was in Afghan" vibes
The video just started
We watched the stream mate
I know
The image itself can tell you a lot of things
A
a few months ago i got to see this exact hind in a museum! It is now my favorite heli and i instantly fell in love within the first glance
6:08 Nice Predator Reference
Mi-25: I am strong attack helicopter!
Mujahideen: Laughing with a stinger on the rock.
Mi 25D*
@@infamousfalcon588 well the stolen hind was a 24V otherwise known as a 25 as the following one was the 35
Laugh in war crimes
To be fair the stinger had a 25% hit chance and only 30 were shot down and the greatest threat to a hind was not the stinger but calibres above 12.7mm
@slavic fox laugh in tow2b
Audio says C5 of 160th SOAR, sorry, u r wrong. C5s belong to USAF, 160th SOAR is an army unit. That said, I'd heard rumors that we had one back in the 90s. Nice to see the video confirming that
Ezab Quader says, “The C-5 Galaxy belongs to the 9th Airlift Squadron, 436th Airlift Wing (USAF) at Dover Air Force Base, Delaware and the MH-47 Chinooks belong to 160th SOAR (A) (US Army) at at Fort Campbell, Kentucky.”
This animation is so great!! Im suprised that no one has hired you yet
Can we just appreciate that smoothness of that transition to the sponsor
The Indian Air Force used these, my Uncle was a pilot, I remember seeing these up close in the mid 80s. They had a distinctive whumpa whumpa like a bell huey. These had a menacing presence.
Stealing a gold from your enemies gold mine, but the next year the mine abandoned
Another piece of art by one of my favourite history channels, yarnhub! I know the content will be great as always.
5:24 wow its amazing and beautiful, its gotten better every time and this proves it
Plot twist: They used atlas vpn
I'm not usually interested in stories during the cold war, but this was really interesting. I heard of this but I didn't know how it happened. Also I think your animation just keeps getting better and better.
The C5s belonged to the USAF, not the Army's 160th SOAR. The latter was the cargo.
It seems finally yarn hub found the premier button again
Finally indeed
What do u mean they started premiering every vid lmao
Indeed.
Love how the narration doesn't really seem to change in style but the animation is always drastically improving.
Good job lads.
Dang! That's top tier animation! I just wanted to mention, the C-5 Galaxy aircraft were being flown by the USAF. The Chinook was flown by the 160th SOAR.
This was just......wow.
I want to express just how amazing this was this was like a movie quality just wow, please continue with helicopter stories....
I love how you transferred from the story to today's sponsor.
And, your animation quality has inproved! Its better than the last video!! I especially loved the helicopter flying through the desert dust!
Truly highly trained animation profesional
YOOOOOOOO I THOUGHT I WAS WATCHING A MOVIE WAT??? THATS ACCTUALLY TOO GOOD HOW THIS MAN NOT HAVE 1 MIL YET?!?!?
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3:27 i like how USA is like:
hey, i want to play with flying tank too
"Please watch more videos of us"
Me : already did, already was, always is
2:40 Me and my brother sneaking out the house at night to a party.
This man can tell me any story and i will listen to every word he says
*YARNHUB'S BIGGEST SECRET: HE USES AN ANIMATION SOFTWARE CALLED **_UNREAL® ENGINE_** FOR HIS AWESOME ANIMATION*
That's not an animation software dumbass
Research first,And please be respectful
Hey lads lets just agree on our own opinions ok?
@@vukbajic4904 cough cough softwares that arent meant for making animations can be used for making animations
It is Unreal Engine. Its in the description of every Yarnhub Video.
C-5 mechanic here, you did a pretty good job with them. Great content as always.
You know why (probably) they sent two C-5s? Because one was a spare lol
these videos cant get any better anymore, its already perfect
The "audacious raids" was just possible because French forces had taken control of the base before. Being aware the American where looking for one they made a secret agreement, and to this days, we don't know what american let go. But they were so eager to take their hand on it, that when the French told them that he was going to be brought back to Bourget airport, the US have problem let something really big.
Indeed, that was made possible by the French initiatives and engagement which Yarnhub deliberately overlooked here
Still can’t believe how he uploads content almost everytime while making 3d animations
I didn't know the US Military back in 1980s used VPN
Man, maybe that's cool.
Soviet Union walking around the Kremlin at night '' Colonel Gaddafi give us back out Mil Mi 24''
Another excellent video! The animation of the Chinooks flying in front of the sun and through the sandstorm was gorgeous and I loved the details like the work you put into the C-5 landing gear, the dust on the windscreen of the Chinook, and the dip of the Hind's rotor blades while sitting on the tarmac. Fantastic stuff once again.
Ah yes, the helicopter that stole another helicopter. But seriously, i still do not get how you guys keep improving so much with every video. Keep it up!
Lol I love how he changed things on Netflix so he would not get copyrighted
Im watching the premier right now and ITS SO FRICKIN GOOD. Amazing job Yarnhub
My grandpa, Jurgen Stark, Piloted the CH-47 that carried the 'Hind' (Chalk 1) Amazing story, Keep up the great work Yarnhub!
He's sadly no longer with us...
Seeing that YarnHub uploaded just makes my day
This channel is underrated
"What do you mean underrated, doesn't YarnHub have like 1 million subscr-" *350K subs what, who allowed this ?*
Yarnhub and Mark Felton are great history channels.
And oversimplified!
Agree
And simple history and extra credits
*I meant Mark Felton Productions
Delta Force: Steals a USSR helicopter worth millions
USSR: *collapses*
Luigi: “So due to the laws of supply and demand, no one’s gonna want shells cuz they’re lying on the sand”
THIS is most impressive raid to date for sure. Getting a prize like the war bird was just super.
Yarn hub will one day win a Oscars for their content and the way they present it...... Keep up the good work 👌👍
yarnub has help me to be fine after risitas die
thank you yarnhub you help me to get out of my depression
6:28 - Spotted Two F-4 Phantoms Flying Across The Screen In The Top Right Corner
Soviet union: its my helicopter
America: not anymore
I remember i came across documentary showing Mi-24d in US Army's hands.They used it for training,their ground troops and kept describing it "It strikes fast and disappears quickly".
Literally everyone reaction after watching video from Yarnhub: 4:45
devious lick
Even though I’m waiting I know that this will be a damn good video
The US Army already had a Hind by at least 1984. They had it stored at Biggs Army Airfield adjacent to Ft Bliss, Texas. I watched US Army pilots testing it that year.
Supposedly, this was a newer, significantly more powerful model. Plus, it never hurts to have TWO Hinds!
Crazy how much the animation is getting more realistic each episode
This dude can talk about a rock and still make it sound interesting
This youtuber is perfect.
The CH47 pilot be like in that one scene: 👌
I remember this from when I was in high school. Then, later during ROTC, turns out one of my instructors was on that mission.
I am a BF109 Pilot, but i see yarnhub, i click
Toyota War intensifies!
Yep lol
Русские ещё не захватили комменты?
Русскоязычные вошли в чат!
Чёрт возьми! Я знал, что будут про это рассказывать, но просто не написал
Всему своё время, всему своё время...
no no they haven't
Художественный фильм: "СПИЗДИЛИ"
The fact that you guys put out a new video every week is just amazing to me
Man, that is an awesome title.
"When the Night Stalkers Stole the Devil's Chariot."
God I love that name so much.
Who want to have yarnflix
Full of every yarn hub episode
Художественный фильм: Сп*здили
Получается, американцы знают чертежи советского вертолета ми 25 падлы
@@senior_minor даже советские инженеры их не знают
I cant believe how good this is
We tried to haul one of these out of an airfield in Iraq during the Gulf War. We pulled the massive battery tray (more like a drawer) out took four men to carry that drawer, emptied all the rounds, downloaded all the rockets and pods from wing points, even dumped all the fuel. The CH-47 we used couldn't lift it because it was still too heavy. Had to come back the next day and actually pull parts off the aircraft to get it to reach recovery limits. For all the praise I read in Jane's book for this aircraft I was unimpressed. Even the rotor brake was like something out of an Old VW. A parking brake handle by the pilot's seat that you press the button on the end to unlock and raise or lower to park or release just like in the 80s cars. The cargo area was supposed to be able to carry 8 to 10 fully equipped troops? Maybe if they stacked all their equipment and weapons and laid on top of each other. I'll take a UH-60L any day. Another issue that you pointed out here was the high temps. Hot air is lighter and provides much less lift easpecially for a twin three bladed system. So load weight would not have been the only issue these guys faced. just as we had to deal with it in Iraq. As far as I recall, Delta was out of Bragg back then and 160th was at Ft Campbell. That was then. Not sure who is where these days.
Jesus fucking Christ *1:53*
Художественный фильм "Спиздили"