There's some law of internet video that says:

My abs.

Ah, Soldiers. Give a soldier two cannonballs and leave him alone in the desert for 24 hours and he can break one and lose the other.

No.

and he copied and pasted... plagiarizing with huge brass balls!

Cool. Does this mean we'll be seeing more reprints from the Aviationintel site in the future?:

Back in the late 70's, when I was a very young 22 year old Naval Aviator, we had just departed from Sicily in our P3C Orion for an Antisubmarine patrol of the Mediterranean Sea North of Libya and to also take a radar sweep of the Gulf of Hammamet on return to base. It was about midnight and we had just finished our…

Who wants to bet the pilot was listening to SAIL?

Yeah, fuck that. She should be in jail too.

Looked to me like the wheel was wobbling almost from the beginning. I think he used the wrong lug nuts and they did not match up to the beveled seat on the wheel correctly.

I was always a Katy fan, myself

Looks like that thing's more Cherokee parts than Eagle.

My childhood book of choice regarding trucks. Big Joe's Trailer Truck. I must have stared a this diagram for hours as a kid.

If by seconds you mean minutes, then yes. Terrible time stamps for the most part.

None of the key points you mentioned happened at any of the times you specified.

A bunch of fig-eaters wearing towels on their heads, trying to find reverse in a Soviet tank. This is not a worthy adversary.

Strange-people in the South are re-living the past?

What we've learned (hopefully) from these videos is that the difference between stuck and moving on a very slippery road is a very very small amount of momentum...which can be applied from just about any hilariously inappropriate source.

What a puny plan.
-Humungus