How did you land on the deck with it rolling and pitching like that?? Big respect for you guys.

With a lot of help from our Landing Signal Officers. They talk us down and get us aboard safely.

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Divekr were you a pilot ?

Biggest I have seen were 55-60'ers in the Gulf of Alaska. On board a 22kt container ship, we were basically full ahead into the seas for 24 hours and wound up losing 75miles. I have video of the anemometer pegged at 99mph. It was not fun.

I couldnt imagine trying to land on board it in that kind of weather. :lolhit:

What plane were you in?

yea thats crazy... i mean if you time it worng and try and land as the deck is moving up or away from you would think it would slam the deck

And I thought 10 footers in a 16' foot ski boat was a big deal. Pretty scary when you can't see over the tops of the waves. I only had to go 2 miles to get to a harbor, good thing, I broke every motor mount in my outboard and shook the screws loose holding the throttle cable. Felt like I was on my dirt bike riding moving whoop-dee-doos. I have a real respect for weather and water.

I almost got sea sick just watching that video.
Those guys have ballz.

I flew the F18E Super Hornet until this past July. I currently fly the T-45 and instruct student Naval Aviators.

WOW :drink::drink: