Weird Techniques US Air Force Uses to Recover $100 Million Advanced Aircraft

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[renantetilanas]

God bless America, home of intelligent and brave people.

[janphilipp]

I am now 5min into the video and learned that CDDAR is responsible for recovering crashed / damage planes and thats about it. Ohh and they repair runways. Thats all information. Most of the time the narator is hammering the acronym CCDAR in the viewers head.

[craigdeeds]

I'm sure those Marines appreciated being called Soldiers. 😄

[zaydpeer]

F35 spends a lot of time in the water. A truly amphibious fighting machine.

[awitjaksono]

the strage is using tyre to fix the plant, instead of catrol or simple crane

[justsomepersonwhoreportbot]

Bro you do anything to save something that expensive

[mcyclonegt]

Excellent video. However, I wouldn't really call any of these techniques "weird" they are pretty standard around the world.

[Mr.Robert]

Know-it-alls think they know everything. They feel superior, are dismissive of others' opinions, are unwilling to listen to others, and love to tell others how to do their job. Know-it-alls like to hear themselves talk. This behavior may become so ingrained that it becomes part of the know-it-all's personality.

[theoriginalchefboyoboy]

I guess the closest thing we'll get to International Rescue...

F.A.B.

[marioosvaldoquadro]

Hay q reciclar y modificar la tecnología en estos armamentos reforzar el fuselaje gastado y tenerlos a resguardo en caso de necesidad

[timrussell]

3 months to repair an osprey that had to make an emergency landing? That seems like an excessively unreasonable amount of time for an organization with virtually unlimited resources to repair a modern aircraft, regardless of where it was located. Thats the difference between a government taxpayer funded operation vs private enterprise that would have needed to get the job done as efficiently and quickly as possible to turn a profit and remain in business

[rozy]

Looking for central gravity.. like a rc plane can hold with hand 😁

[ramonmedina]

🤣😂😅😆☝когда механики будут наклонять эро корабль как и грузовые для легкого совета в кабину!!

[joeson]

Are the Recovery / Salvage program under GAO ( General Accountability Office ) protocol to PROTECT Taxpayers money ?

[sinisa]

Nevjerojatna je američka vojska i njene financije

[ilyasjaya]

somehow with them in the west, this garbage is said to be something sophisticated.

[endivared]

F35, pesawat siluman, pemegang rekor jatuh

[bernardakoito]

Nothing weird shown here. Weird would be if all the crews hump the aircraft before attempting to recover it.