Let this be a lesson folks. No matter how big and bad you think your ship is military or otherwise. NOTHING and i mean NOTHING compares to the RAW POWER of mother nature. In the end it wins EVERY SINGLE TIME...!!!

Humans: "we have cutting-edge technology" Mother nature: "ha, ha, ha, just a moment please...."

@mastrofnone8025

3 жыл бұрын

LOL Yeah. "hold my beer"

Wow! That's really great

Great video,keep it up.!

My grandpa was in the navy during the vietnam war and he told me stories about being in crazy sea storms

Wow!! I’m quite thankful that the cruise my family and I went on didn’t encounter any of those horrendous storms. I’d probably never go on a boat/ship again.

When discussing the stats of the USS Kittyhawk, they were actually the specs of the USS Enterprise CVN 65...

I like this videos. Not much ‘filler;’ it gets to the point with no rabbiting on. Some of these types of videos are so full of non relevant stuff they could be condensed into a few minutes with the relevant stuff!

I was stationed on the USS Ranger CV-61 and USS Midway CV-41 during the 1980’s. Both ships were in storms that took water over the bow but the pucker factor was upped a notch on the Midway when we started taking green water over the bow. That’s something you don’t forget!

@michaelfrost4584

2 жыл бұрын

As an ex sailor on HMAS Melbourne our Australian aircraft carrier ,1976, so many yrs ago in the lndian Ocean l was Boson's mate on the Bridge when a couple of huge wave broke over the Bridge. Yes it was a bit scary as a young 18 yr old.

@NotHarmless

Жыл бұрын

Number one thank you for your service number 2 I love the midway my grandpa volunteers on the midway and I just love going back

Great post, TF! Being raised sailing on the Chesapeake, our foul weather was nothing like what you show here, bro. Our concern was running aground in shallow waters and keeping an eye out for bobbing vertical trees and debris that can punch a hole in the hull.

I honestly thought the Pasha Bulka would be on this list. If you’re Australian you probably remember it but for those who don’t. In June of 2007, the Newcastle and Central coast area was hit with what’s known as one of the most significant meteorological events in Australia's history and a bulk carrier ship called the Pasha Bulka got caught in winds up to 100KM an hour causing it to run around at one of the beaches in Newcastle. It took hours for the rescue team to save every one of the 22 members on board since they had to do it one by one. After the storm ended the boat was stuck on the beach for 25 days before it finally refloated. After they fixed minor repairs, it was sent to Japan for the major repairs. I was 8 when it happened and I remember going to the beach to look at it. You can google photos and it looks like a optical illusion with the ship sitting there around our tiny buildings around the beach. Highly recommend checking them out.

@stephenly7671

2 ай бұрын

I gotta see this

if you could only imagine going into theses storms in a 17th century caravel, you'd be in much more trouble than in a steel ship. they didn't have cameras, but many sailors and writers wrote about them. John Adams cross of the atlantic in 1778 was some epic traveling : storms, british vessels assaults, the ship broke down mid-ocean and they had to put all hands on deck to just keep it afloat until they reach the coast. one of many examples.

I was the cook on an Army LSV... The struggle is very real!

Nice

The windows don't break the frames fail. We had it happen in a 110f fish boat. We greened the windows(water,white is just spray) and one popped out. Tore the frame out with it.

The biggest ship in the world is only a dot in the ocean

@rnsteve2265

3 жыл бұрын

You're so right

@joenest7769

3 жыл бұрын

Truw

@al-dorifto1631

3 жыл бұрын

Not even a dot when you get fully technical lol. Be like smaller than 1 grain of sand in comparison

@joenest7769

3 жыл бұрын

@@al-dorifto1631 lol

@KingFlowDG

3 жыл бұрын

That’s VERY TRUUUUUUE!!!!!

11:38 "This footage was recorded from the mast of a sailing ship..." Yeah??? Nice sailing ship 😂

@annakeye

3 жыл бұрын

Not to mention the BS footage as the number 1 which is from some t.v. show or movie otherwise how would they have had all those cameras so steady and holding in those claimed conditions.

yes another one

Ive fished on an 80 ft boat in 45 ft seas in the winter. Absolutely insane.

@greatfulheart8743

3 жыл бұрын

@YOGI MrEmerald what a question 😂😂😂

@Pitoling186

Жыл бұрын

I couldn't even imagine ...you must have some wild memories

@danielgagne485

Жыл бұрын

Yup. An experience I'll never forget.

Yep that is a reality check on what it can be offshore. I didn't see any footage out of the Gulf Of Mexico. Made more than one run to get crew off the platforms when the weather was snotty. Galveston, TX

Bay of Biscay is also known as Bay of Biscuit. Sailed several times in Gale 12

I’ve been on a number of cruises in the Caribbean where the boat tried to out maneuver a hurricane and ended up going right through it. The really scary part is when the propellers come out of the water. It shakes the living hell out of the boat. I’ve also driven across the Chesapeake Bay Bridge when there was a water spout formed just north of it. THAT is some scary stuff!!!

This gave me the anxieties...😳

Nope! I’m on my 3rd commercial break and it’s not even at the middle yet!

Welcome to Australia, as an ex Australian Navy sailor my goodness we know what our ocean can be like. " Deadly ".

@mrnegatively5125

Жыл бұрын

Down were you're at they call it the roaring forties. That's were the Malaysian plane went down m

Wow amazing

#11. People fearing for their lives! No, they’re drinking wine watching dishes fall off the table.

@mangalover0149

3 жыл бұрын

I've been through it on a ferry while moving back to my home country. It was pretty bumpy.

I live here in Florida near the Melbourne causeway. On the nearby eau gallie causeway, there's been quite a few times that I've witnessed waterspouts. They look like they're somewhere around a foot or two in diameter, and although shaped like a tornado somewhat, they are different in that they maintain their diameter all the way to the cloud. Just one skinny strip of water, wiggling like a snake. usually, the sky is blue, with spotty clouds. you don't really see them in storm conditions, usually before a storm they happen quite regularly during a partly cloudy sky. Really is a neat thing to watch, though. 💯💯💯

@leecowell8165

2 жыл бұрын

We have them down here in WPB as well. but not quite as often as further North.

@j.thomas7128

Жыл бұрын

I was out at the Monster Hole (offshore from the Sebastian River Inlet (near you)) on a standup jetski and got caught up in a squall that produced multiple waterspouts. The sky went from beautiful bright sunny blue to dank brown and dark in just a minute. No more than 60 seconds. It scared the bejesus outta me. I said my final prayers when trying to get back to shore... i honestly and fully thought that was going to be my last day.

In 75 waves were cracking over the USS Kitty Hawk flight deck during a typhoon in South China Sea.

Us: Hey Poseidon do you like our boat? Poseidon/Neptune: No U!

Cape Horn was named after the Dutch city Hoorn by Willem Corneliszoon Schouten on 29th January 1616 while en route from The Netherlands to Southeast Asia.

In 1972 I was stationed aboard the USS Kitty Hawk. We passed near a Typhoon in the Gulf of Tonkin and experienced ocean conditions much like shown in your video.

@haternation3210

3 жыл бұрын

I'm glad you are ok😊

@haternation3210

3 жыл бұрын

Omg Ken Karen's that's scary! This freak stuff is why I won't take a cruise lol I'm glad you are ok

My dad was in the navy in the early 1950s and said that he was in a hurricane on the ship he was on and it almost fllipped over.

I sailed through Hurricane Hugo for 4 days. 110 mph winds and upto 60 foot seas.

@LacedwithLacey2424

11 ай бұрын

Wow. That is crazy! Glad you’re okay!

I hope that everybody that reads this has an absolute blessed day. I wish you nothing but joy and happiness!

@shawndouglass2939

3 жыл бұрын

Right back atcha😍

🐼 Big Bear Hugs from a 67 yr old grandma in Kirby, Texas, USA 🐼...

@alinepeed7167

3 жыл бұрын

Dallas Grandma here, now living in New Mexico. 😁

Man that destroyer went underwater. I watch these videos and am thankful I didn't join the Navy as originally planned and instead chose being Airborne and a Forward Observer in the Army. Of course this was before I found out the Air Force had Airborne Forward Observers too. This was also prior to understanding that taking the Air Traffic Control job was a much better idea. Crazy what sailors go through.

@lsmith6378

Жыл бұрын

I am a survivor of the Chantilly in a storm. Terrifying.

I suggest your next video should be: Top 15 Dangerous Games/Toys

@MaliisHidingSpot

3 жыл бұрын

Yes

1300 people with helicopters? Wow

@carlsaganlives6086

Жыл бұрын

...one at a time, apparently.

This is beyond scary😢🚢

The passenger ships where the furniture was flying around because of the weather tossing the ship, proof that loose furniture on any ship is a bad idea.

@charlesharper2357

3 жыл бұрын

The Viking Sky had lost power so their stabilizers wouldn't work. The weather wasn't that bad...top heavy ships need to move to prevent excessive rolling.

@jaquigreenlees

3 жыл бұрын

@@charlesharper2357 yup, but having loose furniture sliding around is what caused a lot of the injuries that passengers did get. Viking sky makes the list because they had trouble, they get included in my comment because there was footage of furniture sliding back and forth across a deck with passengers getting hit by it.

I just love the seas

@katalinjuhasz641

Жыл бұрын

FOTELBÓL LEHET IS, DE OTT A HAJÓN A HALÁL LES

11:50 The mast has windows and windshield wipers?

The first one is not a cargo container ship. Its a bulk carrier I believe.

I was on the Schooner Ashanti of Saba 119' long. Cracked the main mast

I feel like the Destination from deadliest catch should be on here too

@mcclellan61

2 жыл бұрын

Did they have footage of it? I remember that ep but just remember sigs reaction

@jmacneil93-

2 жыл бұрын

Ohh yeahh

Ok, let me correct you here. the Navy don't carry Blackhawk Helicopters. That Helicopter shown on the Kitty Hawk was a Seahawk

coming from a military town i've been on the kitty hawk---ranger, enterprise, constellation so i've seen them HUUUUUUGE in drydock! hard to believe they are but corks in the ocean when it comes to takin' on mama nature!!! WOW!!!! and ---i'm over any desire i thought i had for a cruise!!!

Video reminds me of the movie the 'Perfect Storm', but in real life.. This just shows you that you can't mess with Mother Nature..

@reglook1

3 жыл бұрын

Oh it's not nice to fool mother Nature!

@MrTubbyTubb76

3 жыл бұрын

The Perfect Storm was a true story that happened to the Andrea Gail. If you watch the end of it you will see the tribute to them that is in Gloucester Massachusetts....

@biniwop5643

3 жыл бұрын

@@MrTubbyTubb76 I did see it at the end.. It was great to see their memories..

@ernestogalura97

3 жыл бұрын

In the movie, the fishermen defied the storm warning and gambled for a big catch. In the end, they were catched.

@reglook1

3 жыл бұрын

@@ernestogalura97 lol

This also happened to a Royal Caribbean cruise in Jan 2005 in the Radiance of the Seas

forgot the sailing ship Windjammer Barefoot Cruises' flagship, the 676-ton, 128-passenger Fantome. Lost at sea during hurricane Mitch.

@davidcolman7727

Жыл бұрын

So many better examples missing. Strange.

I remember the ZEEBRUGE disaster in the English Channel in 80s. I had nightmares for ages after seeing that on tv.

My heart goes out to all the poor farm animals , transported across the world on substandard ships. Thousand of animals are crammed on the ships. Trade deals mean that meat can not be moved. The animals have to be alive!! WE HAVE REGRESSED. The ships sink each year. Millions of animals die as the ships sink. As the storms around the world increase is severity as the world's climate continues to warm up the poor live stock will continue to suffer.

It's not how high the waves are but how much space is between them

@rafaelmartinmeuldijk6030

Жыл бұрын

that make sense ...the last ship of this video looks to me , was the most strongest

considering the Kitty Hawk was decommissioned in 2009

Thank god for Coast Guard

CD-R BLUE does not look like a container ship with those holds and hold covers .?

this voice actor, better be getting paid well. I also followed "Be Amazed"

@melancholygirl840

2 жыл бұрын

He has a really smooth voice!

my cousin is/was an air traffic controller on the kittyhawk. gotta be an awesome job

I didn’t know this dude is from simple history

Charlie Sheen, is that you?

@sebfettel

Жыл бұрын

Tigerblood

@justindolby8026

Жыл бұрын

He's banging 7 gram rocks.!!!

One time I was on Stena line then the waves were very big and high winds

If you ever worked on the ocean for a length of time you know there is nothing more fun the a big storm. Until it’s dinner time, or have to do watch. But watch always sux, ends up being self torture sleep deprivation.

Scary

"Hey, did you tie down the deck chairs?"

I pray who ever sees this be successful in life ❤ 💖

@some_text_missing

Жыл бұрын

Get a grip

omg oh my god

I am the captain now! Lol

early top 20

The video in number 14 was not released in 2018. It was recorded in 2008 and has been on KZread since at least 2013.

11

At 14:14, you are talking about a Royal Caribbean ship but the picture is of a Carnival ship called the Destiny.

All the videos of all those tornados and they go with animation?

Mayday it's going down

@rnsteve2265

3 жыл бұрын

Yes sir

Many a brave soul lie asleep in the deep...so beware.

BIg WOW !!

Hey Everyone, I f you love more commercials than content WATCH! So many interruptions!!

@OrmoluClock

3 жыл бұрын

AdBlock Plus is your friend

The ‘ferry’ in the Bay of Biscay is clearly a cruise ship.

@davidcolman7727

Жыл бұрын

Yeah - and I was surprised to see a cruise ship there anyway! There's lots of scarier Bay of Biscay footage out there.

cool

And it went like oof

Woow

Good

@3:30 , waiter , “ who ordered the vodka martini shaken not stirred ,….??? Here ya go , enjoy… “””

waves on an aircraft carrier... i was on U.S.S. WASP CVS-18 from 1969 to 72 and yes we did hit nasty weather that came over the flight deck...

This narrator is the same narrator from the KZread channel simple history

Am I the only on who thinks the narrator sounds a bit like carlos estevez.. aka charlie sheen....

7:03.. So the missing dinghy was it his wife🤔

Not exactly unchartered waters if the captain made that trip over 150 times

@carlsaganlives6086

Жыл бұрын

Well, he meant the actual water itself the boat was floating on, right then.

@christopherstmarin

Жыл бұрын

Lol

For thousands of years sailors have proclaimed that when you go to sea, you sail at Her mercy! They also told tales of rogue waves, something that wasn’t “verified” until 2008! Now as a sailor who served on a aircraft carrier 40 years ago, I can attest that both of the above statements, being at the mercy of the sea and rogue waves, are facts and people who refuse to believe such things that go to sea? We call them memories.

@msgstar4933

3 жыл бұрын

You get old captains and you get bold captains, but u won’t get both

@EMTwombly

3 жыл бұрын

@@msgstar4933 so true!

@mangalover0149

3 жыл бұрын

2008? I thought the first rogue waves were recorded on an oil platform in 1995 in the North Sea. o-o

@EMTwombly

3 жыл бұрын

@@mangalover0149 they weren’t really accepted as real until 2008. You are absolutely correct on the earlier record, but one time doesn’t make a pattern in the scientific method. 🤪

@stevebell4853

3 жыл бұрын

@@EMTwombly Weren't really accepted by whom? I was born in the 70's and grew up knowing about rogue waves, read several books on them when I was a kid. So when you say not accepted as real, not accepted by whom? If you're going to tell me "scientists" (apart from the obvious fact that scientists don't belong to a cult where they are all required to believe the same things) you should be aware that the books I read were written by people who studied the ocean.......in other words.....scientists. I think you have a skewed view of things. You've already proven your own ignorance as to the recorded data. Recorded and studied by....wait for it.......yep......scientists.......in 1995. Hey guess what, scientists don't require patterns of more than 1 to make hypothesis. You see, there's this thing they've been pushing called the Big Bang. Apparently it only happened once.........do you see where this is going? Your Sword Against Science is badly wielded, sir, and very blunt.

I remember not seeing the BOW of the ship for miles.

For tourists, take the plane instead and you will enjoy more of your time sight seeing and vacationing.

Most ships that have an engine stop in a storm are due to the fact that the fuel tanks are full of dirt lying on the bottom of the tanks, the storm causes the dirt to mix with the fuel and all the filters become clogged.

@Deathexia00

3 жыл бұрын

I'd imagine that a fuel filter on a cargo ship has to utterly enormous... Or, based on your comment, they may not have a fuel filter at all due to the difficulty of replacing the filter. If a 4.0L motor uses a fuel filter that is around two cups.. a fuel filter for a large ship would likely be the size of a refrigerator.

@haraldpettersen3649

3 жыл бұрын

@@Deathexia00 - Very large, yes.

@potatolew4495

3 жыл бұрын

Highly unlikely as the fuel.is transferred through a large filtration system before it reaches the day tanks. There is many different tanks on ships and are used in a sequence to ensure proper ballast. They also don't use regular diesel, they run on bunker fuel.

@haraldpettersen3649

3 жыл бұрын

@@potatolew4495 - You are probably an old machinist with dozens of years at sea behind you, so you speak from experience ?

@potatolew4495

3 жыл бұрын

@@haraldpettersen3649 yes I do, have ran large commercial fishing vessels up and down the eastern seaboard for the last 27 years and still going strong, the only way you could have a fuel issue is if one of your tanks became compromised but more then likely the engineer would catch the problem as the clear bowls on the bottom of the filters would start filling with debris or water.

My mother as a child, said the worst storm she ever encountered was on The North Sea returning from Sweden.

@chrishandsome3388

Жыл бұрын

My daughter as a senior citizen said they same thing

@davidcolman7727

Жыл бұрын

@@chrishandsome3388 the famous "Draupner Wave" - the first rogue wave to the verified and measured at like 86 feet - was in the North Sea, too..

If my cell phone can alert me of a storm of any kind a day ahead before it hit - You would assume a ship worth billions would have the state of the art weather warning systems

Mmmh, ... oookay, I like submarines 👍🏼😉‼️

@russia5949

3 жыл бұрын

News: a flying sub has been caught

@JothieChetty

3 жыл бұрын

Raising the Kursk, you won't regret watching it.

The first ship in Sardinian waters is not a container carrier it is a bulk cargo carrier. Lets be accurate.

No one can stand against the nature

From what I've seen on this video. Engine issues is the couse. Why do engines always go down at the most inopportune time?

@carlsaganlives6086

Жыл бұрын

Internal combustion engines don't run so good underwater, basically.

During sea rescue operations why they always send 1 Coast Guard helicopter for the rescue. I have never seen a video that has 4 or more Coast Guard helicopters to do the help. Is it bad to send more than 1 CG helicopters?

@ryanhampson673

2 жыл бұрын

It’s usually because that’s the only base nearby, plus if it’s a huge storm and they pull all the birds from the surrounding area then no one else would get help…Those giant ships you’re fairly safe even if it’s beached on the rocks but if a small fishing vessel gets hit it will come apart.

Wooow