Watch Terrified Students Launch Off A Navy Warship

These videos are not monetized. DOD service members are not authorized to solicit or accept gifts because of their official position. My “buy me a beer“ account is no longer active. The views and opinions presented herein are those of the author and do not necessarily represent the views of DoD or its Components. Appearance of, or reference to, any commercial products or services does not constitute DoD endorsement of those products or services. The appearance of external hyperlinks does not constitute DoD endorsement of the linked websites, or the information, products or services therein. This video shall not be reused, reproduced, or redistributed without written permission from Growler Jams. Any and all unauthorized reproductions of this video will be prosecuted. “Fair use“ of this video is not authorized without written permission from Growler Jams. Step onto the adrenaline-fueled flight deck of the USS George Washington (CVN-73) as Navy Shooters undergo rigorous training in this captivating video. Witness the precision, focus, and teamwork required as these elite personnel hone their marksmanship skills in a dynamic and challenging environment. Today we are on the bow, we are watching MIL power catapult shots during day carrier qualification. These pilots are Naval Flight Students, working towards their wings of gold on a hot August day, 75 miles east of Jacksonville, FL. You may wonder why there are two Shooters (in yellow shirts) standing side-by-side, making similar hand signals. The Shooter in the FRONT is under instruction and is practicing the hand signal cadence of the fully-qualified Shooter behind him. This is the Navy-way of training personnel on the flight deck. At time 2:28, a student did not line up on the catapult correctly, so the deck crew pushed the jet backwards for another try. T-45s only weight around 12,500 pounds, so we can push the jet back with a handful of Sailors. All other jets on the flight deck are too heavy to push and would be required to taxi off the catapult on their own power, turn around, then try to line up on the nose gear launch track again. And a big thanks to the crew of the GW for giving us insight into their amazing world! You make this look easy. Fly Navy! T-45 Handsingals Voiceover: Growler Jams Voiceover Completion: Chapters: 0:00 CAT Launch 1 2:28 CAT Push Back 3:56 CAT Launch 2 4:55 CAT Launch 3 6:35 CAT Launch 4 8:50 CAT Launch 5 10:40 CAT Launch 6 11:56 CAT Launch 7 #ASMR #relaxationmeditation #flightdeckoperations #usnavy #f18 #superhornet #flynavy #avgeek #naswi #flightdeck #navy #growler #theodoreroosevelt #topgun #navalaviation #aviation #aviationworld #aviationlovers #fighterjet #trending #goshawk #cockpitview #navy_motivational_video #cockpitviews #dcs #dcsworld