How to land P51 on carrier

[Filip]

At first, I did not intend it to do so. As I was struggling from battle damage, oil leaking, wet foot, decided to give a try and land my P51D on near carrier. As I went for final approach, gear down, full flaps, shivering on minimum speed and with no hook  ... my engine just quit few yards off the threshold. Consequently I stalled and craped bellow the deck, with terrific blast, finding myself on low level carrier floor. And still alive.

Enjoy and comment please 
PS: my first post here
Filip (Czech)

[Denholm]

Browse around some and you'll find pictures of people landing in the CV's hangar. Great, "landing."

[titanic3]

Must have sucked for the maintenance crew.

[Denholm]

I'd say for the crew filming the bizarre version of titanic.

[Latrobe]

Really takes no skill to land a non-CV plane on a cv, but it takes all luck to do that!! One of the weirdest/best landings I've seen. 

[uberslet]

Really takes no skill to land a non-CV plane on a cv, but it takes all luck to do that!! One of the weirdest/best landings I've seen. 

agreed about that landing, teahc me some day how to land a non-CV plane on a CV please?

[Redlegs]

agreed about that landing, teahc me some day how to land a non-CV plane on a CV please?

just belly land it's the easiest way

[uberslet]

just belly land it's the easiest way

<-to fried to think of that simple answer...

[Motherland]

I've several times landed a 109 or 190 on a CV, rearmed, and re-up'd. Not much harder than landing on a normal runway, it's just shorter.

[Denholm]

Not by much if you add in the carrier moving at 50 knots.

[Filip]

Thanks a lot for your comments, enjoyed reading it   
So maybe if my engine hasn't stopped, i could do that than. That is what i rely wasn't much expecting, I just went for a bloody try.

Must have sucked for the maintenance crew.

No need of those maintenance crew now, since ac can autoland directly into hangars. LOL