Rest in peace JAL123
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- Опубліковано 31 жов 2023
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The radio communications used in this clip are not copyrighted as they're public and free to use. The footage used is my gameplay.
This is a short about Japan Airlines 123 or also otherwise known as JAL123. This short contains real cvr also known as cockpit voice recorder and is original voices.
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@@loanmorin497 mfs2020
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Salute to them. Imagine keeping a plane up with no rudder and vertical stabilizer for 32 minutes! They were some cracked pilots
and no hydraulics! like keep drive a car without steering wheel and a missing wheel.
Also to balance without hydraulics redusce engine one and power engine two
After this crash, there were many other pilots trying to stay in the air as long as this crew on simulator. None of them could, they would go down after a few seconds or minutes whilst the JAL 123 crew flew for half an hour before kissing the land !
@@Realistart not so simple... you have also to care about speed... climb ,speed up. pitch, slow down. while at the same time you have to control lateral movement. Unluckily with flaps,fuel load and gear down they were unable to stop the sink rate even with full thrust for all 4 engines...
@@AaaBbb-ff1pn ok
突然の操縦不能…何が起きたかわからないまま体勢の立て直しと、なんとか帰れないか必死に追求し続けたＴ機長Ｓ副操縦士Ｆ機関士に祈りを捧げます。
😞😞😢🎉🎉🙏🙏🙏
Your PFP looks like a bitten donut
@@AsherIs8 Correct!
2357❤
123便のパイロットはハイドロオールロスして、垂直尾翼が壊れても30分以上飛行しました。本当に凄いパイロットだったと思います
Translate?
Pilot flight 123 lost hydraulic system and going about 30 minutes but Stabilisator was broken. I think he was good pilot
I translate but something I may translate wrong
翻訳合ってるよ
@@umigamejanai BRO-
Upmost respect to those pilots, they fought as hard as they could til the very end in a plane that was missing a tail and was completely uncontrollable, if you watch a video of the full flights it's amazing to see how long they lasted
@AlfredLucas-ql4msholy shit, how tf did they do that!
@@AntoneboiiThey used the engines to switch to the left or the right,its amazing to have keeping flying without any hydraulics.
Your respect had no use , its useless , they are dead, your respect did not change anything ☺️
@@SuperCuteBabyCat tidak faham
@@Antoneboiiengine powers and flaps. they still have some hydraulic powers. so they were absolutely struggling to keep the plane up in the air.
Respect to:
Captain Masami Takahama (高浜 雅己, Takahama Masami), aged 49.
First Officer Yutaka Sasaki (佐々木 祐, Sasaki Yutaka), age 39.
Flight Engineer Hiroshi Fukuda (福田 博, Fukuda Hiroshi), age 46.
確か「もう駄目かも知らんね」て一度ポロッと弱音を口にしたはず。それでも最後の最後まで頑張ったコックピットの皆様を思うと胸が詰まる。
間違いなく言ってますよ。
今でも覚えてる言葉だ😢
삼가 고인의 명복을 빕니다.
@@bossda7821 또한 같은 사고가 일어나지 않기를 바랍니다.
Agreed.
日本人に忘れることが出来ない航空機事故ですクルー達を讃えたい
I am Japanese, so I remember this accident well. We pray for the repose of the souls of those on board Flight 123.
Türkiye
Liyim
@@Mete566ne alakası var?
@@Mete566no
Why did the Japanese government not allow people to go search for survivors
本当に最期のその時まで職責を全うされたのだと理解します
あのフライトレコーダーの音声はマジで鳥肌が立つ。
本当にそうですよね、
@@anapilot5618その理由は
yup
same
"JAL123 flight record"
The fact they kept that plane going after the tail came of is crazy, they fought that beast hard till the end. RIP.
Over 30 minutes,mad respect
蕜劇在次襙返
not 30 minutes only its 38 minutes
The fact that they could have rescued much more people but decided to get there the next morning and denied help by the Americans is crazy. Japanese are so weird
Not only that, but they did most of it while in a hypoxic state. Anyone who doesn’t quite understand what a hypoxic brain is/does should definitely research because that makes their efforts even more surreal.
Not only that, but the fact that there was 4 survivors and possibly could have been dozens more, just proves their efforts weren’t wasted.
To points the fingers here, it should be at Japanese government for denying US military pilots the chance to assist when they were in the area and not leave the search operation until the next morning. Medical examiners concluded countless people could have been saved immediately after they he crash had they not have waited. R.I.P all the souls of flight 123.
頑張ったね😢
無事帰還してほしかった
JAL Flight 123 was originally piloted by a co-pilot as a test. After the anomaly occurred, he was replaced by Pilot Takahama. Mr. Takahama was a professional who had flown a total of about 12,000 hours. He flew without a tail for about 33 minutes without giving up. He attempted to land at nearby Yokota Air Base and Haneda Airport, but crashed on Mount Osutaka in Ueno Village, Gunma Prefecture.
Pilot Takahama, co-pilot, engine pilot, cabin crew and passengers pay their respects.
Is this the accident that crashed JAL123?
Indeed
524 people were on board that 747
It's a miracle they didn't crash Sooner
sad part is that if the flight was successful the co pilot would've became a pilot for the 747
I was active duty in the Air Force stationed at Yokota AB when this happened. Watched it unfold on local TV. Will never forget this.
いや、この事故は本当に悲惨…
もう駄目だ！って音声が残ってんのがな…
Valiant and Heroic Pilots. RIP JAL123
最後まで機長たちはみんなの生存のため、足掻いていた
機長の奥様がこのレコーダーを聞いて涙していた姿は忘れられません
取り上げていただきありがとうございます。二度とこのようなことが起きないようにしていきたいですね
R.I.P to all the passengers and crew members that died in the crash❤
やはり見るのは辛く悲しい
I've listened to this entire recording. It's very chilling, but the pilots managed to keep a dead plane in the air for around 30 minutes with no tail and no hydraulics to steer. Supposedly, other pilots tried this scenario in simulators, and no one could keep it airborne for as long as the JAL pilots did. Sadly, there would've been more survivors had Japan not delayed the search.
I was there in Yokohama when it happened during the dark evening, not the daytime this video shows. The site was so remote, and the terrain was so steep, and rugged. The next morning the Japanese army helicopters flew in the personnel and materials to build a helipad on a steep slope to begin rescue efforts. They had to build an access road for the main rescue personnel to reach the site. There was nothing anybody could have done until the next morning. This happened in my home state of Gunma. My brother was a forest ranger who participated in the rescue or body recovery efforts. Please don't believe what other people tell you because so many people describe the accident incorrectly.
It sounds like the Japanese army started the search as soon as possible given the terrain & remoteness.
墜落地は道路もない山岳地帯だった
😢
Heart breaking 💔 😢 😪...the courage & determination shown til the end is beyond admiration
They are legendary pilots for keeping the plane up for 32 minutes 😢
The 4 survivors must be traumatized...
最後まで助かると信じて操縦していたんだ...
パイロット、乗務員さん。あなた達はとてもかっこよかった。あなたちはわたしたちの記憶と航空史に地球が滅ぶまで名前を残すだろう。
そしてこの事故では日本でも世界でも有名なSUKIYAKI（邦題 上を向いて歩こう）をつくった坂本九さんが亡くなりました。
これで生存者がいたのは奇跡と思う
生存者の話では皆で励まし合っていたが夜明けと共に声が聞こえなくなったと証言していた。
R.I.P to everyone on board JAL123
Edit thanks for 944 👍 😊Edit 2: Thanks for 1.1K Edit 3:MOM IM FAMOUS Edit 4: I liked my own comment
Not everyone died... 50 survived the initial crash, but due to the rugged terrain, most died from their injuries waiting for rescue. Four passengers made it through.
@@williscunningham3109 they died because no one arrived to rescue for 12 hours.
Rescue people are stupid they took too long
Lol
but there survived 4 peopel
日本人は、この事件は
末代まで伝えておくべきなんです。
富士山のショットから始まるこの光景。あの夏の晩のJAL123便行方不明のニュース速報を思い出す。
I’m not sure if I should enjoy the scenery or be scared by what’s happening
No way this guy commented. Long story short, it's supposed to be sad.
@@MatteoBelongsInAmentalHospital I get that, it was supposed to be a little funny because it did look beautiful lol 💀😭🗿
@@4viator ikr i Kinda forgor that it was a crash
@@MatteoBelongsInAmentalHospitalyou think an aviation tuber wouldn’t get that? 💀
Early before it gets popular
この事故で私の知人3名が犠牲になりました。人生で最も忘れることができないショッキングな出来事です。
That plane flew for a short while with no tail, they managed to keep the plane up as much as they could, they were good pilots MAY THEY RIP JAL 123
The crew knew they couldn't control it but still tried to deal with it, which is admirable
ウチの親戚、この便キャンセルしたんだよ。運命だよなぁ。
機長が周りを励ましてなんとか帰ろう、頑張ろうってやったけど墜落してしまった悲惨な事故だけど、マスコミが機長叩きしてたんよなぁ…
音声の一部だけ切り取って機長が諦めたから起きた事故だとかなんとか。
Japanese SAR did even dirtier job
坂本九さんが亡くなってしまった航空機事故の再現VTR😢
この教訓が
232に繋がったのだから鳥肌モン
I got goosebumps by the background noises and engine sound....😢
When Japan Airlines Flight 123 crashed, the fourth engine fell off after hitting a tree, as shown at the end of the video. It is said that the engine was running at maximum power so it was traveling at speeds of over 600km/h.
It then made contact with the ground, causing all engines and the rear of the cabin to fall off, and the nose of the aircraft briefly turned upward, but the aircraft lost its balance, overturned and crashed.
(I used a translator for this.)
These Pilots were Legends🫡R.I.P to all the souls that were onboard JAL 123
123便のクルーさん達を讃えたいです。
一方で、飲酒でフライト欠航が続く今の体たらく・・同じ航空会社とは思えない。
心の底から反省したほうが良い。
私はJAL123便の映像を見るたびに、非常に悲しい気持ちになり、優秀なパイロットたちに申し訳ない気持ちがいっぱいです
忘れようにも忘れられない事故…
色々救助における裏話まも…あるし…
Professional till the very end. Amazing courage
Life is precious. R.I.P. 🙏
The fact that they stayed in the air for half an hour without their rudder and stabilizer is insane,respect to them and May the pilot Rest In Peace
RIP JAL123..
Just a side note, JAL123 expired a total loss of flight control after the rear pressure bulkhead blew out severing all hydraulic systems. So wildly turning the yoke wouldn’t have made any sense. 🤷🏻♂️
The pfp tho 💀
@@yazan12090 🥱
Bro hates america💀☠☠☠💀
@@andishala5915 See? That’s the kind of idiotic comments that make explaining anything here so futile 🤷🏻♂️
Especially since every yoke input is to steer into the ground with full control over the aircraft lol
I never forget this since the first time saw full story. Respect to pilots who tried very hard to keep the plane flying without tail. Rest in peace.
Actually I never want to see this vid emerges again, it really pokes my mind deeply that sometimes suddenly I remember his last words. So heartbreaking he tried his best and knew nothing he can do anymore.
忘れてはならない事件だよ
On August 12 th,1985, JAL flight 123, a B-747 bound for Osaka Airport, went out of control 12 minutes after the take-off from Haneda Tokyo International Airport, as it approached cruising height of 7,200m, because of fatigue failure of the aft bulkhead, followed by the structural failure of the vertical fin, resulting the crash at Mt. Osutaka, Ueno, Gunma Prefecture after 32 minutes of irregular flight. By this accident, 520 of the 524 passengers and crew on board were killed, making it the worst single aircraft accident in the world.
unfortunately there was no Miracle on the Hudson the saddest day in aviation history search and rescue was delayed by arrogance
I know it's sad 😭
Heroic piloting, keeping it flying for 32 minutes without any hydraulics.
Shameful on the Japanese authorities who shrugged off offers for assistance b/c they assumed there would be no survivors. (There were several who probably could have made it if rescue hadn't taken half a day to reach the crash site.)
I’m in Pilot Training and we train for stalls. This is a tearjerker.😢
最期まで抗っている機長の声がいつまでも心に刺さります🙏
日本人は決して忘れません🙏
このコックピットのやりとりを聞くたびに涙が出ます
123便の機長、何が凄いって墜落する本当に直前まで諦めなかったこと。 称賛されるべき
異常からすごい頑張ったと思う。
I cant get over the fact about how bone chilling it is hearing the warnings but knowing you cant do anything
These 3 pilots did very good to control the plane in 32 minutes
And save more than 4 survivors because when the US want to help Japan in finding survivors but Japan refusing it. What a sad story😢😢.
The deadliest single plane crash in history 😢🕊️🕯️
33 minutes in sky using only thrust is incredible. Rip all on board.
RIP Pilots, crew, passengers and Kyu Sakamoto who died on this flight, 20 August 1985 (aged 43)
Those 4 survivors aint never gonna ride a plane again
extra fifty never had to ride a plane again
wait, are there any survivors?
@@kamijo1412 Yes. 4 people survived
This should be the last thing that the pilot in this plane have seen...rest in peace 😢😢😢
Rest in pieces.
@@galenyoung8349what is wrong with you
@@galenyoung8349shit bro think it funny
@@ChanhuyJourney no, it's said to be scenes from a video game. No disrespect, intended.
@@galenyoung8349 oh ok my bad
Those brave, terrified and doomed pilots fought with that damaged plane for more than an hour before they lost the fight. There were only 4 survivors. The US Airforce were nearing the crashsite and offered assistance, but the Japanese Govt refused the help. It took 12 hours for the Japanese rescue workers to climb to the location and more than 540 people died.
日航ジャンボ機が御巣鷹山に激突する迄の映像ですか?今から38年位前に墜落したと思います😢奇跡的に生存者がおり、看護師に成りました、歌手の坂本九さんも亡くなりました。（日本国🇯🇵japan陳総のぶふさ）
Many more people could have been saved in this disaster (were saved four), but the rescue services did not consider it appropriate to go to the site at night and did not leave until the morning, although they arrived nearby in the evening. Rescued waited for them for 14 hours, listening as those who also survived died of cold during the night. There was an American military airforce base near where the plane crashed, having the appropriate equipment enabling intervention immediately after the event. However, the Japanese refused to accept their offer of assistance! This gives an image of their national characteristics closer to the truth than the standard one. Their pride and ignorance can be horrible.
If this is true, it's pretty interesting... The Japs were also noticeably less concerned about preserving life than the Americans were in WWII. I wonder how a people become like that. I don't think this characteristic serves them well. And they're not the only place like that - It's astonishing, the differences in casualties for many countries who just threw their men at the enemy without regard for saving as many as possible. We(The US) lost 400,000 in both theaters of WWII combined, and we consider that number horrendous, but it's Nothing compared to Japan or Russia.
That's so sad.
Would rather have their own people die, than allow the people of a nation they once attacked unprovoked, go in to help rescue survivors.
What misplaced egos.
Yeah from what I remember the search was delayed because they assumed everyone would be dead
Tbf that plane did hit the ground quite hard I'm honestly quite surprised there were any survivors especially due to how hard that plane hit the ground
😢😢
Выжили 4 человека, могло быть больше выживших.
怖かったやろうね…
この音声聞くと切なくなる😢
The Japanese government and military screwed up, and many more passengers perished in the night, waiting for rescue that wouldn't come for about 14 hours later.
The NTSB were turned away from the investigation for a while.
It was such a sad disaster.
The fact that you can hear the GPWS after the first impact iS THE SCARIEST THING
R.I.P who sadly died 😢😮
R.I.P 😭
落ちる最後の瞬間まで操縦し続けたパイロットたち本当に尊敬する
The sound were very scary and it made me a flash back
The rescue team is bad: here is why
Rescue team:it's too sark, let's just sleep and save them tmr
During the night:more survivors die
When the rescue team finally stops procasinating:only 4 survivors
Omg! That’s so sad 😢 the part where u said “more survivors die” that just hits hard 😔
They forbid US forces to help😢
あの時代の自衛隊は「72時間内の救助を達成させようとしなかった、あの自衛隊が夜、救助しなかった理由と聞かれたとき、「あまりにも暗くて救助は困難になり、不可能で、まだ炎があったから、と言った、とにかく自分はあの時代の自衛隊にお前らがやるべきことを果たすべきだろ！と、思った
Typical Japanese bureaucrats mentality even to this day.I am Japanese and as I say the Japanese are the most efficient but inefficient People
the real reason was that rescue service saw it and assumed there was no survivors. rescue operations were delayed until the next morning. and during the night 50-60 people died due to injuries.
“It’s the end” gave me the chills
忘れてはいけないよ、このようなことがないように願います
これは、必ず真相解明してほしい。
HOW DOES NOBODY KNOW THIS IS A GAME BUT THE PICTURE IS REAL
ido
i play the game, msfs 2020
It's sad to see all the people die even pilots they tried but it's impressive there's 4 survived
Tail had been damaged and weakened due to a landing or take off accident when it hit the runway. It was fixed, but not entirely meaning the structure of the tail was slowly weakening. This flight was its last due to the cabin pressure always bloating the old 747 causing the tail to finally give way and break. The pilots practically lost all hydraulics and was stuck in a dutch roll without any control over the airplane. They tried using their flaps with the emergency electrical motors and used the engine power to steer the plane. Unfortunately, due to high altitude and hypoxia the captain made a mistake of not lowering the left engines powers when the flaps and gears were down. This caused the plane to bank right and eventually into the ground. For many flight simulations, not a single pilot has reached those 2 pilots time of survival before they unfortunately crashed.
Yeh. And in a flight sim, no one is suffering from hypoxia. May their souls rest in peace.
The full transcript shows even better how outstanding this flight crew was. They knew they were boned from the beginning, but they explored every option without panicking. I think if it weren't for the terrain, they might have made a controlled crash landing, with a better outcome.
All because of a little piece of metal, used incorrectly as a maintenance shortcut, many flights prior to this accident.
この事故から、飛行機には乗れなくなりました。
御冥福を祈るしかできません。
絶望感がどれほどだったか。
コクピットの３人が悪戦苦闘してる一方、客室でもクルーが努めて冷静に動揺する乗客に酸素マスク装着や不時着時の姿勢などを指示していたんですね。
そして乗客の中にはもう助かるまい…と手近な紙に書いた「遺書」が何通か発見されています。
誰もが愛する家族…奥様やお子さん方へと極限の精神状態で呼びかけを書き遺しました。
忘れてはいけない事件です
事故では🤔細かいけど…
Not only did the pilots fly without a tail section, they also managed to not plow the plane into the ground nose first, giving some people a chance to survive. And there were more than just 4 survivors at first. Many died from the night time mountain elements as they waited a long time for rescue services to arrive. RIP
Hearing terrain terrain pull up in real life is another level of horror 💀
USA: We got them, lets send some marines for help.
JAPAN: No thanks we do it on ourself, hours later, Yumi Ochiai looks at a helicopter with flashlights that flys away because the didnt see the chance to survive
Ochiai heard a lot of voises got silenced by the cold night
4 survivers the next day
Yep. Didn't want help from the nation they once attacked unprovoked.
Would rather have their own people die.
What fools.
And rescue team arrived too late, 10 hours.
They flew for 30 minutes with no hydraulic and tail
R.I.P To JAL123
*Rest in peace pilots and passengers.*
When ever I watch, This video, My prayer goes for victims and Their families
1985年8月12日に発生した日本航空123便墜落事故（御巣鷹山墜落事故）の原因は、ボーイング社による修理ミスだと推定されています。
The cause of the Japan Airlines Flight 123 crash (Mt. Osutaka crash) that occurred on August 12, 1985 is presumed to be a repair error by Boeing.
ボーイング社のせいにしてますが、ほんとは自衛隊に誤射されたのは事実です。
@@user-gd7vt7xq1q 証拠は？
どっちも陰謀論ですね。
@@user-qi9yg1ki1mその後、ボーイング社は「しりもち事故の修理ミスに対しては賠償義務を認める」とし、日本航空も責任を認め共に遺族に賠償金を支払いました。
@@user-gd7vt7xq1q根拠皆無で草も生えない。ここは創作発表の場ではないですよ。
Such a horror! And the skill of the pilots is unbelievable!
It should be noted: our US Airforce tracked and offered help to the Japanese government and they refused. Do to the Japanese disregarding our help, they did not locate the crash site until the next morning, after several more passengers had died, due to the time lapse! Disgraceful!
@@mitchellhansen1933DO YOU KNOW THE DEEP REASONS WHY THE JAP.OFFICER REFUSE TO ACCEPT U.S. SUPPORT..??.SIR..!!
I’m Japanese, im so sad when I hear the last words…. But the pilot controlled the plane for over 30 minutes in hope to help the passnegers❤
辛かったね。。痛かったね・・・
絶対この事故は忘れない・・
"The legends say the GWPS still work"... Rest. In. PEACE
gpws: pull up!
pilots: DONT U SEE THE DAMN SITUATION IM IN?
😂Like thank you but not helpful!
「あーもうダメだ！！」最後のその言葉を聞いて、心がざわついた.. 死が目の前に迫っていることを知る😢
Its amaizing that 4 people actually survived this horrific crash... actually more people would have survived it, but the autohities had a butched rescue... they thought no one survived and waited until next day morning to fo the rescue in daylight... many survivors died due to exposure to the elements and only 4 were left alive... this is one of the saddest airplane accidents ever... and it still remains to this day, the worst single plane accident so far... 520 people lost their lives then... the pilots fought to the bitter end to save the stricken jet... with a damaged stabilizer that emptied all hidraulics making the comands useless...
RIP...
Hero effort to their last breath. True HEROS.
ボーイング社の圧力隔壁の修理ミスによる垂直尾翼破損。
それさえなければ。
Being on that plane was literally hours of pure terror. I can’t imagine it