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A video on loading the guns would great. My Nike served aboard the HOOD before she went down but never told me how the guns were loaded.

Pretty nice machine shop but ours was much bigger and better. USS Yosemite (AD-19)

Kind of funny how someone wrote the text then stamped it on the metal plate then glued it to the door of Roosevelt's private bathroom and nobody ever read it and thought "Hm... the President embarked for the return trip and then arrived in Chesapeake Bay WITH THE PRESIDENT EMBARKED? Musst have been the only president in history who ever embarked on another president." 🥲😆

It’s crazy to me as a naval shipbuilder how small that one engine room is compared to modern ships

I was in boiler room #2

Excellent this video gives a lot of experiences from snipe's. It turned the mundane life of the engineers to life and hopefully brought the importance of the shipboard jobs to life.

شرح جميل جدا تشكر عليه و لكن سؤالي لماذا تبنى 9 مدافع عملاقه عبر 3 ابراج هل يعني هذا الحاجه لاطلاقهم جميعا في نفس الوقت ام السبب ان يكون تناوب بالاطلاق

I like the fact that this guy mentioned this radars and also countermeasures. I'm from South Carolina and we have the USS Yorktown CV-10 but she is pretty stripped outside. There are no radars on the island or mast. For some reason the Navy took all of them off, probably were meaning to scrap the ship or something. That said, it looks like they could find those radars somewhere. I mean the USS Intrepid CV-11 and USS Hornet CV-12 and USS Lexington CV-16 all have theirs and they are all museums as well. It's sad the state of the Yorktown, it's nice inside but nowhere the intact state of her sister ships.

My ship is USS Wisconsin. Much credit must be given to you and the other volunteers. You've done a remarkable job maintaining your vessel. We need a few more dedicated sailors to help bring our old girl back to the levels you're at. Very well done presentation also. Well done!

Is turret 2 still sealed shut after the explosion?

I need more of this.. so interesting 🤔. Thanks for sharing

Wonderful tour. Having someone who actually served on that ship explaining things (and so perfectly) is as good as it gets. Thank you! Also thank you to everyone keeping that ship in such a great condition!

USS MARS AFS1 ('86-'90) NAVSTA LONG BEACH ('90-'94) USS OGDEN LPD5 ('94-'95) NAVSTA LONG BEACH RESERVES ('96-'01) US ARMY RESERVES ('03-'15)...Memories!

This guy does a great job.He's the best one I've seen yet.You should get a job on new jersey and replace ryan

I served aboard The Carl Vinson and later the Independence. I was an airframe mechanic so I never went below the level of the chow hall. We were doing a static display on Independence once and my grouchy old uncle who lived in the area really wanted me to show him the engine rooms because that's what he had done in the Navy, like 40 years before this. I told him that I didn't even know where they were and he got angry and demanded to know how I couldn't know where they were. I just told him that I never go there, why would I? There are no F-14s down in the engine spaces. The only time I ever went below the hanger deck was to eat.

I won a free guided tour on the Iowa from Coke, took a friend, got to see areas not yet open. Really cool!

Simply amazing! Thanks to everyone for their service!!!

Is this guy a BT or MM

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My great-uncle was on this ship.

I like it they are powerful

1:26:27 watch number 6 as her teammate gets handed that award. She shows so much empathy, it actually makes me tear up, seeing her grief of losing yet happiness for her teammate at the same time.

Wasn't there an accident in fire control in one of the turrets?

Just like ole Whiskey ,, nice

nuclear is way to go if handled properly no emissions?

bearings?

Very Cool

Very Very interesting. Thanks

Kazalar ve tehlikeler olmadan önceki değerli zamanları degerlendiirilmeli 2:52

İyi düşünceler başarılı olma olanağı çoktur kontroller herzaman faydalıdır devleti milleti inancı ne olursa olsun ayrımcılık yapilmaz 4:16 4:17

Very interesting. I wonder if the Yamato or Bismark were steam driven or had any similarities.

Regarding the rumors that the US Navy might recomission Battleships, I definitely think they should. They may be out of date now. But surely we can find some way of bringing them up to date, starting with making them Nuclear Powered like other modern warships. For God's Sake people! If we still use Bombers, which other Air Forces don't use, apart from China and Russia. Why can't we use Battleships? Britain's last Battleship, HMS Vanguard. Poor Vanguard was never used in Combat, and was scrapped after being judged to be too expensive. Yet we managed to preserve our own USS Iowa and USS Missouri. And while Battleships are expensive, now we have crypto currency, which is 10 times more valuable than ordinary money. That could give Vanguard the Justice she deserves. So we should recommission Battleships. Provided we can make them modern and less costly.

These ships would seem to be ideal for places like the Red Sea.

Looks like freedom to me

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CohGsd-lx9hb. Not your fault. Thank you for your service. Are you an iowa native or did you serve with any Iowa natives?

I served aboard a big deck amphibious ship in the engine room. It was really nice to see him spend so much time discussing the engine room. Definitely not as flashy a job as aviation or fire control. And most of the time we are hiding out in our little hole, so we rarely get any PR. Even aboard the ship, many of the non engineering sailors seemed to realize that they couldn’t do their jobs if we didn’t do ours. So it really is refreshing to see a guide with a healthy understanding and respect for the men at the bottom of the ship.

Thank You!

Wasnt the acrual three 5housand pound not three hundred?

I was a throttleman on deferent ship in my 21 yrs service, and listening to this guy talking about the engine room throttle station, 😢 Dam this brings back a lot of memories. Funny thing, every time I came home from deployment and drove my car, I was paying more attention to the cars gauges than the road. 😎

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From Canada thanks a bunch for this post. I was a Marine Engineer in our navy so I have a lot of interest here today. Take care eh.

I had no idea that the ship was powered by steam! I always thought about these class ships that they were under diesel power. Very interesting. Thanks for the tour❤

This is a very beautiful ship a master art of work