SPIES Extraction at Charlotte Motor Speedway
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- Опубліковано 27 тра 2015
- An interesting type of extraction called SPIES (Special Patrol Insertion/Extraction System) for the Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway. They had completed the Insertion via fast-rope earlier, but I did not have my camera ready then. Audio was garbage, but I managed to clean it up enough to be presentable at the very least.
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Thats a shit load of trust in your equipment.
that is made by the lowest bidder!
Jason Johnson Ikr.
Life or death.
Trust in equipment, training and fellow soldiers...
I used to rock climb and used similar equipment. You learn to trust it through training and practice.
This is how i got out of my last marriage
ohhh ! lol i know riiight !!!
Well damn 🤣🤣🤣
You took the easy way out!!!
For me, it was alley to alley; 1 every 5!!! Heavy firefight!!! Massive exchange!!! Luckily there was no friendly fire.
This is how i got out of my last marriage
Lmao
Guy who's scared of heights
"Wait a minute I thought I joined the army"
Joined the navy to see the world. Was reminded that the world is 70% covered in water and all water looks the same :-)
@@deasttn What about the land underneath the water? This is just a joke.
@@sovereign831 that land isn't viewable from a navy ship :-)
@@deasttn must have joined a submarine crew. Heard they travel much closer to the ocean floor than ships
@@newtowncollege1636 yup. Ocean definitely looks different down there. Has a look similar to the inside of a beer can :-)
Some say they are still flying with their arms outstretched to this day
Lmao😆😆😆😆😆
Is that what some say?
That was a good one.
😂😂😂😂
taint propaganda great! IRL weapons would be in hand.
I once did this off the fantail of a ship, then onto an aircraft carrier. The pilot took us on a low ride over the Persian Gulf. Swinging us from side to side. I am still cleaning my chonies.
Thank you for your service. Thank you for being a total fucking badass. And thank you for pointing that total fucking badassery at the filthy heathrens outside our walls.
My asshole would’ve been clenched so tight it would’ve torn!
That's awesome I can picture that
That'll be the Altimate thrill ride, surprised some tourist operator hasn't hasn't copied it.
Can you quickly detach so everyone doesn’t drown if something goes wrong?
Doing this was some of the most fun I had in the Army. We did STABO extractions in Korea at Camp Casey and Camp Stanley. It was a pure adrenaline rush.
Look fantastic. How long were you expecting to stay on the line for? Must have been uncomfortable after a while?
Thank you
R L LOL 😂 - What is Call of Duty? My last tour in Korea was 1997, I retired in 2001. RLTW!!!
Henry - Only if the “harness” wasn’t tight, things got a little cramped. Two ways to become a “Screaming Eagle”, tie a loose Swiss Seat or invert your D-Ring.
I miss the ROK, ouijongbu was nuts.
Kid in the crowd: Dad,dad;why didn't those choppers landed on the ground instead?
Invisible NASCAR trees son, invisible NASCAR trees. It's how they offset their carbon footprint.
Both of you have underrated comments
Watch "Apocalypse Now", then you'll know why.
It was so slow just. Hover 1 ft and everyone jump in
Bryan Stromberg look up the ground effect, hovering near the ground is hard
Pilots trained for years playing "Barrel of monkeys"
Watthead80 this comment deserves more likes.
😂😂😂
Hahaha I was thinking of that game with red monkeys hahaha you got it
Barrel of monkeys is required material at flight school
HERE is Our True Savior
YaH The Heavenly FATHER HIMSELF was Who they Crucified for our sins and “HERE IS THE PROOF”
From the Ancient Semitic Scroll:
"Yad He Vav He" is what Moses wrote, when Moses asked YaH His Name (Exodus 3)
Ancient Semitic Direct Translation
Yad - "Behold The Hand"
He - "Behold the Breath"
Vav - "Behold The NAIL"
This rope they use is a couple notches better than the one I recently bought at Harbor Freight.
Just a couple notches better eh???
Those ropes aren't made in Chyna... lolol
While the one you bought at HF is totally Chyna..🤣🤣🤣🤣
Not hammering you..
I use to work there..
Probably not, lowest bidder.
R Boyd LOL...funny thing is...I’ve had nothing fail yet that I’ve bought at HF. Maybe I’m lucky...
@@adg6167
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Give it time brother..
Just during the time I worked there, I can't tell you how much stuff was returned due to either faulty craftsmanship or bad wiring or switches..
But to stay on the safe side, just don't trust your life with those tools..
Peace and light..
Have a great day..
@@SaltyNationalist 4⁴44⁴⁴4⁴44⁴444³
It's oddly comforting to know that, if needed, they can do this.
Needed for what kill each other like idiots
@@Masterleechan Actually, this would be used so they could stop killing.
Patrick Wright Thanks tax payer. You pay taxes so I can jump out of airplanes and blow shit up. What kinda job do you have?
Patrick Wright You have a 9-5 job right?
@Bill Bradford Who said anything with Biden? Not really for the guy, but I didn't mention him. As for soldiers I think they are great people and I'm glad they fight and more honored they do it for me (as a citizen of the United States of America), but I like them to be able to come home to their families. Let's keep this philosophical, not political.
I would feel quite vulnerable doing this anywhere near the bad guys.
Im guessing In real life the Helicopter leaves alot quicker plus there is covering fire/missles.
This extraction method is ideal for urban environments with limited landing zones or mountain terrain with inclines too steep to get near in a helicopter.
Yea u guys should see china this is embarrassing
@@lostxchromosome Anything China does, We do better. Remember that!
It takes a fraction of the time that it does for this. Remember they slow this down so people can take pictures
My husband did 20 years and watching stuff like this makes him wish he could do it all again..! These soldiers play hard but when they put that uniform on they are a completely different person . There is alot of trust you have to have friendships that last a lifetime. I'm proud to say my husband was a part of those that helped keep America the greatest country in the world!!!❤❤❤ 🙏🙏🙏🙏
This technique originated in Viet Nam for extracting Long Range Reconasance Patrols(LRRP). Oft refered to as "Dope on a Rope.
So is this technique specifically for situations where there isn't space to land? Looking at the video I was thinking, woudn't it just be quicker to land and have everyone pile-in? But if you're in a giant rainforest I can see how it would be the only way.
Karl Strasen demonstrating an extraction technique isn't the same as doing what would work in that stadium
Tom Mallon actually it was called a STABO extraction-STABLE TACTICAL AIRBORNE BODY OPERATION,and I was trained for it in Special Forces but it was never used in the terrain we were deployed to.For the most part we extracted by helo without it.
The concept is actually older than that. In the original 'Buck Rogers' novel, 'Armageddon 2419 AD' the author describes something very like this - he called it a 'coat tail' dragged behind an aircraft. That was written in 1928.
Tom Mallon There is also a jungle penetrator seat,at least that's what they called while I was in Bragg,I was just an MP with airborne duty but I saw it a couple of times,it looks like a hook with some pouches on it I guess to put supplies or medical items on it.
The chopper pilots precision is what amazes me.
Those guys can hold that hover all day
They were playing Jenga in the rear.
They give the pilot so much crap when he topples the stack.
The power in those helicopters to lift that much shear weight in testicles is what amazes me.
My dad used to fly those. Years and years of training. It can take up to four to be combat ready.
Is called hover hold mode.
thank you algorithm, very cool 😀👍
So much better than what its been
@@ChrisG1392 it varies. Sometimes they get it just right
Thank me
Millennials 😂
After doing this in the USMC a few times, rode inside the helo once. Asked what the hatchet was for. “If we start having problems, we cut that rope”. “Good to know, important safety tip, thanks Ely”
And by the book do they have to say "Good bye and Good luck" while cutting the rope?
That's also why it is standard procedure to have arms outstretched, in case you need to start flapping
This video really shows the skills of those pilots. They didn't move an inch when in the hover waiting for the men to assemble. Truly the best in the world!
Christopher Nieman The army's night stalker
Tim Martin 160th SOAR
Christopher Nieman And btw the German ADAC Pilots and Luftwaffe Pilots are one of the bests
@@foxtrotsierraproductions8626 Actually it's 101 CAB. They do this on a regular basis.
That's Wings of Destiny, not the Night Stalkers
Respect to all American's on how patriotic you are towards you're military personnel. From across the pond.
Yeah we have alot of anti American terrorist here plenty of good people but those democrats are terrorist
Democrats are terrorists but Republicans aren't because they are white supremacists and have a shit load of guns that they use to protect themselves from the 55 wild hogs that could come out of nowhere right??
I don't see no Republicans burning down and terrorizing communities......even the silent democrats refuse to condem their poisonous ideology that breeds hate.....
I dont see white supremacists in mobs burning down citys and assaulting black people i see black supremacists burning down citys and attacking people for being white.
What was that background music they were playing ? !! 🤔 #itsinteresting
Alternate title: America’s defenders avoid traffic after sporting event
Most people don’t realize how hard it actually Is to hover in place with a helicopter
Yes, its impressive. However being that its a military helicopter id imagine theres many automatic systems involved mitigating the difficulty. Still, very impressive
go watch smartereveryday, he made a video on kt
In a stadium, I would think this was pretty dangerous flying over the crowd, the most experienced pilots are just living off chance in that kind of no lift environment.
Not in the $5.9 million UH-60 Black Hawk. Gyroscopes, advanced flight directors, and autopilots will take care of that for you.
That probably because most ppl never flew a helo. Gotta admire every military job
Me: ever tried parasailing?
Them: do you even helicopter?
Oh my gosh u did not just say that!! I am absolutely ROLLING on the floor laughing right now! Hey man good for you though on that funny joke you made!
Had to stop and say something hahaha we have the same name and it’s a great name haha have a good day James
@@jamesartaxetiv5477 great name indeed
Pilot - heck we just cleared that building, oh shit.
snap
@@alexandermontano467 *splat
One of the things I loved about living in San Diego was that every so often, you'd see an H-60 cruising along with a bunch of guys on a rope slung underneath.
Definitely in a combat situation, the choppers would have been in and out really quick!! These individuals are truly professionals and they deserve all the respect we can give them,especially all the support!
NASCAR, When you drive around thinking you are the coolest kid in the neighborhood. Then the men show up.
@M W And you think dangling on a piece of cloth from a helicopter is nothing?
M W what? Compared to flying a big ass helicopter, showing up hovering above ground, picking your buddies up with a long ass rope and then flying into the distance flying an American flag. All for the love of their country. You’re damn right, two hundred miles an hour inches from another rich kid’s car pretty much amounts to... you guessed it, nothing
M W child’s play they’re not even on motorcycles and have every safety feature
@@Darkrider8893 Are you on the spectrum or just can't really read the room
@@well_as_an_expert_id_say Your comment applies more to yourself than others, princess
"If you are gonna do something Soap, do it fast!"
"Who's Soap?"
@@raidwolf4088 Call of Duty Game character
@@smarkies strike 1
What sort of name is soap........
Yo buddy...still alive?
UA-cam Recommendation: Here's a video with a title you'll not really understand
Me after watching: Wtf did i just watch.
"We have a shipment of Murica that needs to go out"
We called it "Pearls on a string" in the USN. I was one of those on the string and it's an amazing experience for an 18-year old to be flying like that. You're probably gonna have dreams of flying after this exercise for some years to come.
James Waters u navy boys would know all about a Pearl necklace!! 😂
@@iamaze6218 whatever it takes. lol.
Legend has it: they still have their arms open!
@Never Alone With Christ that makes sense ;)
@@jcwrightson reckon after a 20 mile wedgy ride your arms whould never go down again
Dude!!! You did such a great job documenting an incredible and even astounding event!!! I’m blown away, and totally jealous that I wasn’t there nor had the spot in the stands that you did.
Ten thumbs up!!!👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
That is so badass when those Blackhawks maintain a hover during an insertion and extraction.
Every lumberjack and helicopter electrician rolling their eyes at this demonstration.
Helicopter electricians have GIANT brass balls that clank as they walk.
Why? Helicopter electrician? What about copy machine electricians? Huh
Tom Foolery electricians that work from helicopters, not on them. That’s my guess at least.
@@BobtheBuilder31415 oh shnap, that's honestly sick, that should be an olympic sport
@@Kycirion yes, fuck that job.
Amazing what these guys are trained to do and here I am having kids and working as a civilian. Should've joined while I was still wild.
These ladies and gentlemen are so awesome. Love this. Our boys and girls are the best.
That has to be the slowest, smoothest, but safest extraction I've ever seen. Fun to watch though.
Normally it goes much faster than that. They slowed down and took their time to ensure it was a good show. IRL it goes off much much faster than that.
Rico11b Yeah I was thinking with lead whizzing around the helos would be doing full throttle. Presumably the equipment can handle full military power plus another 50% margin.
Good thing it goes faster in real life. What ever happened to the system where the downed pilot flew a balloon and a prop plane cruised by, caught the ripe and snatched them right out of there? Always thought THAT would be a fun ride.
@@kimlground206 Ah, the ol' Fulton Recovery system.
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James Bond says the pickup is smooth and relatively gentle. I think it was James...it could have been his brother Kevin.
Great piloting skills and professionalism from all, well done !
Awesome we need to see this type of thing at events more today than ever.
Is no one going to acknowledge the transformers song playing it the background
I recognize it! The helicopters must be Transformers!
Randomly reccomended to me 5 years later. Cool shit tho
Ye we are just a little late
We're in this together.
Cracks me up what YT recomends many years after the fact.
scottyo64
Due to the loss of fans from Bubba Smollet stunt......fake Noose
Holy crap it went global.
I saw this at a local military festival called "Mountain Fest" which is held yearly at Fort Drum in New York State.........awesome!!
That must be terrifying to ride on. Thinking "SNAP!" at any moment.
Semper Fi brothers! Great extraction..GREAT MEMORIES!🇺🇸👍🏽
I miss being in the army and getting paid for doing crazy things no other job even comes close.i really would think wow I'm getting paid for doing this
I spent four years running between jet intakes on the flight deck of a carrier. Organized chaos.
@@michaelsterref as far as I know they still used a table top system to organize all the stuff on the flight Deck
It was called a Ouija board, probably still the best way to put in re-spots and keep track of the planes. I have trouble imaging a digital system. That was 40 yrs ago, things must have changed. @@georgewbushcenterforintell147 I
A lot of jobs, especially high valued ones, are in the case where nothing ever comes close
@Bill Bradford Plenty of Brainyacks have tried to computerise the Ouija board.
NONE of them have even come close to the speed and accuracy of the original bolts and board.
I know this was years ago. Thank you for Everything Past, Present, and Future Military Personnel! Thanks to countless people like these in the video, we all get to enjoy something so open, and unthinkable in other locations in the world.
Pretty fun seeing a video of this years later in life. When i was at Ft Campbell you'd see the SF dudes dangling from UH60s all day.
I was there in 1970, great place⚔️
I gotta get me one of those BlackHawks. I’d never have to lift another bale of hay again.
The skill of those Pilots is amazing. Do have any idea of how hard it is to hover a helicopter? Check out the shadow of the heli. It doesn't budge the whole time. That is wild
Given enough time, a monkey could fly a heicopter.
@@phapnui A heicopter is not a helicopter. There is a big difference between them! 🤔
Push a button.
Push a button.
@@MisterIvyMike What the L????
Yup, been there, done that! Ya know, sometimes I miss those days....sometimes
But not the food or wet boots, leeches were miserable
You’re the man!
@@recceeboy1237 oh the food was great a 1/4 of the time, all of the time. lol If you gargle the orange juice first you cant taste the powdered eggs.
Love how the fans take their hat off. I can appreciate people who show respect
"The flying Gavone Brothers"
-Tony Soprano
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I appreciate the fans standing up and taking their hats off as the aircraft approached. These crowds are full of veterans and proud Americans. 🇺🇸 God Bless the USA and the Armed Forces who serve and have served.
Brian Chapman Pretty sure they just didn’t want their hats to blow away
They were veterans alright, they know about rotar wash. Its the civilians that kept fighting their hats for ownership.
I got to do this once but I forgot the cardinal rule with sling harnesses . . . make sure your balls aren't in between the strap and your thigh BEFORE you put all your weight in the harness!
Rotor Hed that's a pain only a few know..haha
Rotor Hed ouch
Can you still make babys? lol
Ouch...to say the least...
Made me twinge thinking about that lol
That was f..ing incredible!
Great camera work thank you very much thankful for their service
omg never seen anything like this incredible
This is actually just how they sleep.
Is is a rare treat to observe forward patrol men in there natural habitat...
As soon as they hook up they turn into Andy's toys from Toy Story.
Okay this is dope as hell. Now to watch it again to Team America theme.
2:28 Now imagine getting your family jewels stuck in that harness! Pretty bad day, I'd say!😅 On a serious note, damn awesome technique for a quick extraction with a Black Hawk!👌👍
Yes. It IS a bad day. Not a mistake one ever repeats. 😄
@@PatrickKQ4HBD 😅👍
Ha ha, I’ve read that it did happen to some men and the pain is pretty unbearable.
Thank you for your Service
Land of the free and home of the Brave.
Those guys have some serious cahones ! Would have loved to have seen that in person !
Pretty cool! Would love to try that!
Would it be faster to pre hookup before the chopper arrives and have only one hook to link up with the line?
Balls of steel...😎
What about the females?
i’m sorry but watching the army men just casually being lifted into the air with their arms outstretched made me laugh so much 😂😂
They keep them out stretch like that so they won’t spin in circles in the air.
WOW, that was awesome!
Absolutely amazing 👌💯
STABO extraction....brought back a lot of memories.....good times
Remember doing whilst chasing after the bird? Lead man tripped and it was pretty much SNFU/FUBAR all at once.
@Stuart Coker I did both 91B 91C and 18D
Awesome bro
4/325 A.I.R. 88-91
@@Thewarhorse47 Welcome home brother!
No matter how many times I see this it still gives me chills. God bless the U.S.Army HOOAH.🇺🇸
Being a wife of a military man for 20 years I do have to say it was a great experience. I loved the travel, the freinds you make along the way. I do have to say when my husband reached his 20 year mark and we discussed him retirement I do have to saynwas relieved when he did. I am so proud of our military men and women. However I do want to give a shout out to the military wives that stand behind their men and support them in all they do. I don't think people realize how hard it is to kiss your husband and wave as he goes off to fight for his country. To be home with the children most times in a different state then your family on your own. To hold you breath everytime you hear a knock or your doorbell. So being a military wife for 20 years stand strong your never alone. 🙏
Leftist feminists hate you. They think you should've been fighting alongside your husband. They also think you should pee standing up, just like your husband does.
@@CooManTunes I know the support we give so I'm good with the hate now thanks to cooman tunes for letting me sound off. 🤗
@@tess7228 Yikes. I only said leftist feminists hate you, since leftists are deranged. I like you, though. I think you're a strong, good person.
@@CooManTunes I'm sorry..I have heard this so many times I just went off the deep end. It seems like we have if it's not the wives it's the military troops. I really am sorry... ☹
So if this is a technique for extracting people from difficult terrain does the rope have built in harnesses for the troops.
Gosh 4 minutes....In the Marine infantry that's enough time to loose a Marine and then pick him up again. Seriously though awesome display of capabilities and power. Simply awesome to see among American territory. The implementation of this extraction is limited. The logistics and individual training to make this feasible is incredible. Semper Fi
Yeah yeah yeah..... 😑 stfu
That's the army not marines
This wasn't a training exercise, it was a demonstration. Huge difference.
@@norms3913 no shit
@@82ndAbnVet It was joke bro... If I wanted conflict I'd simple type fuck you and that artillery unit. Its rare to be done and even when I did it on Pendleton TRAINING!!! Its slow and it requires gear thats unique.How often do you need to only extract a squad? Not often if ever. Taking a Platoon home under duress in the field Um well takes some time. Marines can only bring what they need in country. I believe a MEU can go three months engaged in total war. Though I might be wrong about that. I'm sure you know this and I won't bolster my manhood by telling you how much I know about military shit. Like you did to me. It was a joke and fuck you brotha. Semper Fi
This isn't about Nascar NFL or any of that! This is about soldiers that have to sometimes give all they have for the safety and security of all of us, even in training!
mainilla268 well nascar embraces it...the commie douchebags in nfl disrespect it...so yea it does
Yeah thnx for be the world police.
Because they all are overseas. No army is fighting in thr homeland.
" preventing " and giving " freedom ".
@@pak3ton That's the whole idea, fight in their backyard, not ours.
That’s some huge balls and faith in your team
The Hawks are so stable WTF.
So satisfying to look at.
It only took one Buba to evacuate all nascar viewers
"Look ma! No hands!"
Hands are held out to decrease angular momentum so as to prevent the rope from spinning.
In Vietnam, we called it "riding the strings". I think the rope length was 160 feet. The placement of the harness was critical running between your legs. As once you where picked up there was no adjusting it. You did hide with your arms out, until you passed out. That would be about 10 minutes due to cutting off circulation from your femoral atrial.
Did the rope on the right catch flame at the end? What is that?
Edit: at about 3:20
That looks like a fun ride.
Hmmm kinda I'd never leave my dog behind
I'd continue dying in agony n misery as always
As a Hawk crew chief, I got to ride that line as well coordinate it in the aircraft. It was cool but I think I’ll pass on doing it again. Rappelling was more fun.
Thank you for your service, brother!!!
Every tried the balloon extraction where they tie you to a balloon, then pick up the cable with a C-130 without landing.....
Now that would be fun.
Does it apply in the US that mostly new guys are used for demos and presentations?
So brave and fearless, my heart was racing just watching this...
I would say this would be pretty scary when the enemy is shooting RPG's at the bird, and small arms at the bodies.
That’s really use more for extraction before the bad guys get to you. But yes, that’s why things like jet packs which Have been around since the 1950s, we’re never used in combat because it’s just way too easy to shoot people who are hovering in the air
High-speed Low-drag Special Patrol Insertion- Extraction System ( SPIES). Hooah!!
One of my favorite records is titled
" low speed high drag " :)
And thanks for explaining SPIES..
Thanks for sharing!
Awesome!!!!
And that's how you pick your assasins team.
After a well executed plan to take care of business no matter where.
Love it ❤❤❤🧡🧡🧡💯💯💯
Would love to see them do a Sky-hook Extraction! Lol!!!
When I'm bitchin' and moanin' at April Tax time... I'm gonna think back on this video and tell myself, at least some of my tax money is going to help us be better prepared with capabilities like this!
Wish I could tell all these fellas involved in this maneuver, how proud I am of them all.
Let’s be honest - our tax dollars aren’t paying for this. It’s all borrowed money anymore. $3,000,000,000,000 deficit this year alone, and they’re negotiating to bump it up to $5,000,000,000,000. God help us when we taxpayers actually do start paying for this stuff.
This is the most cucked mindset
@rx713bbp Every body likes a little ass ;) But nobody likes a smartass.
You just did! And WE are proud of them all. God bless our servicemen and women!!!
@rx713bbp Someones bitter at life
What a ride that must have been!
This brought back good memories
They paid me to do this...AirAssualt!!!
They paid me to jump INTO battle! AATW! :D
Great skill and bravery.
Just bear in mind,if an engine quits, the loadie or pilot will probably have to 'release' you before you hit the ground...... together.......
Those engines are over engineered to not tear up. Way more so than a car engine. Not seying they cant tho.
Can't be released, at least not when I did it. The cable was attached under the belly of the helo before it left for the operation, using a regular shackle and bolt through a metal eyelet, usually used for cargo. No one is going to reach under a helo in flight to try to disengage it, sorry. Enjoy the ride!
Will it take this long to get out of a bottle zone if the situation calls for that?
Thank you for sharing this...👍👍👍
Are they seriously dangling!
God Bless America, from your Canadian Allies.
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Said like a proper vassal...
This looks like a lot of fun
sheeet those guys are crazy.just amazing and scary at the same time.