Inside Massive US Dry Dock Renovating Gigantic Aircraft Carrier Part by Part

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  • @gilbertdelgado6703
    @gilbertdelgado6703 개월 전 +8

    For some reason this episode was extra enjoyable. I think as I get older and older, these videos bring about more memories from when I spent 4 years active duty in the Navy. Naval Aviation to be exact. I really enjoyed the vast majority of my time on active duty.

  • @MohamedAbdurhman-ue5zs

    East and West USA is the best 🦁🦁🇺🇸🦁🦁

  • @reidunhagen761
    @reidunhagen761 9 일 전

    I am an Norvigen old man 85 yers old and I love America and the Naywy

  • @charlesharper7292
    @charlesharper7292 개월 전 +5

    Go Navy!

  • @JRJunior8624
    @JRJunior8624 29 일 전 +1

    Incredible, Love to see how the props are attached, step by step, especially how they are attached and tightened! one guy there twisting something on by hand? And what were those blocks under the keel when the dock is dry, They looked like Cinder blocks, until I realized the size of the vessel, whatever they are must be huge.

  • @TechMilitary901
    @TechMilitary901 개월 전 +4

    ❤❤❤

  • @TechMilitary901
    @TechMilitary901 개월 전 +3

    ❤❤❤❤❤

  • @sarahchileshe4982
    @sarahchileshe4982 개월 전 +3

    🇺🇸💪💪🌍

  • @vanroeling2930
    @vanroeling2930 개월 전 +3

    At 1:40 story is misspelled as storey

    • @GeekBoyMN
      @GeekBoyMN 개월 전

      Storey refers to a floor in a building or tower and the decks of a ship. Story is for books etc.

    • @PublicMixHardworking1
      @PublicMixHardworking1 21 일 전

      Very nice ❤

  • @4dogsgaming
    @4dogsgaming 14 일 전

    I spend a year in the shipyard station on and Ammunition ship.

  • @user-wy2hx7fu5p
    @user-wy2hx7fu5p 개월 전 +2

    🇺🇸🦅

  • @Shipspotting_Vietnam
    @Shipspotting_Vietnam 25 일 전 +1

    Great video!

  • @craig4867
    @craig4867 개월 전 +6

    Hypersonic missiles will renovate an aircraft carrier real fast!

    • @Sajuuk
      @Sajuuk 29 일 전

      You're not too smart, are you? Go back to school, kid. Your military knowledge is a joke 😂

    • @mabaitnamakulit4565
      @mabaitnamakulit4565 24 일 전

      i Dont think so

    • @craig4867
      @craig4867 24 일 전 +1

      @@mabaitnamakulit4565 . You better think so because it's true and nobody cares what you think, because you're not thinking!

    • @chrisschell1777
      @chrisschell1777 14 일 전

      In war there is like 50 ships that gaurd a air craft carrier why do think not one has been hit other ships are there to protect it

    • @craig4867
      @craig4867 14 일 전 +1

      @@chrisschell1777 . Your Navy doesn't have anything to stop a hypersonic missile right now at this time! Their speed is mach 10 to mach 20 and they're highly maneuverable and that's why they can't be shot down at this time! 🇷🇺

  • @GeekBoyMN
    @GeekBoyMN 개월 전

    Not *every* sailor is trained in ropework. That's mostly only the deck division. Sailors in the engineering and aviation departments don't need that training.

  • @min-sukim2404
    @min-sukim2404 개월 전

    요즘 미국 조선소 역량부족이 심각하다는데..
    수리는 어쩔런지 모르겠네..

  • @jgsatru
    @jgsatru 개월 전

    Perutnya buncit buncit? Dan cuma untuk estafet mengangkat kotak kardus?

  • @andystone6777
    @andystone6777 개월 전

    the Enterprise is NOT going to be renovated, like the german translation says, it's going to be built NEW !

  • @SamLigata
    @SamLigata 개월 전 +1

    Bruh