I only saw two captains. Kirk and Picard.

VA-95 Parachute rigger aboard for two wespacs in the early 80s.

I had never seen some of the Miami tv coverage. I did 6+ years on her and knew all those sailors. Such a terrible outcome for so many. Thanks for the vid.

we need some new ones like this

now that is a nice battleship we need moor of thes large battleships thay are bad ass

I would've rather heard commentary than music. But thanks for the video.

Battleship Christian Americans border safety fire, danger close fire, good luck 😍🇺🇸 I love u s navy usa Americans together life, my future suit❤️🏁

That ship used to be Norwegian Crown for those who didn’t know!

ゴジラの曲？

Upvoted just for the Space Battleship Yamato music!

Bring it back. All Iowa class

If only they would drydock and fix the hull of the USS Olympia across the river. A tiny vessel in comparison but even more important than the USS New Jersey.

You use the songs of space battleship yamato you know that a smooth move for one of the largest battleships in the world

Wow one of those dancers is Dianne Buswell. Been on strictly come dancing for the last eight years. The world's biggest dance show. On the 2018 show she partnered with Joe sugg a famous KZbinr. She's still doing strictly and has her own successful KZbin, tick-tock and Instagram channels.... lovely woman.

Thank you for this 🙏emotional watching this 🥹very happy memories of working on the ship in the casino 3 times between 1991-1994 xxxx ❤ RIP lost crew members xxx

It’s still so hard to believe I was aboard her as this was being filmed. One of the most special experiences of my life. 🚢🥰🚢🥰🚢

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We cruised on her three times and enjoyed her very much. No ship today can compare to her.

What is all this nonsense about race and gender? Who the heck gives a damn about race and gender? Too obsessed with irrelevant things.

I was 18 years old and totally floored what I gotten myself into. I was like wtf big time. I had someone like sponsor me on. As time went by things fell into Place. I’ll never forget it!!!!

I was on Big E 82-86 bow catapults and Arresting Gear

i was born in 2009. So lovely to see her

Thanks for this the Big E would have been a cool museum ship

Beautiful video of the COSTA NEO RIVIERA. She was really lovely inside.

We sailed her three times, such a lovely ship. It was a total shame to lose a beautiful ship like this. I wasn't a fan of the extra decks, the money could have been used where it could have counted the most, an upgrade to the engine room.

*For Michael Murphy... (Callsign: SPARTAN 0-1, KIA on June 28, 2005 during Operation Red Wings)*

beautiful ship.

Black people were humiliated in this floating hangar! The ship was the personification of white supremacy.

Is she going to be scraped or preserved as museum?

They Americans sure no how to honour there heroes in war seal teams etc

the honor....I could almost hear the junior sailors speaking to the effect of "I reported to "the murph". may the leadership and all those who fall under them meet their days at sea at the highest volume possible.

Was on her for shakedown cruise 1961 to 1965

Thank you for this video. It remind me the old days when i was a waiter on board the song of america cruising from New york to the beautiful island of bermuda😊😊

It would have been nice for you to have acknowledged your use of other people's clips. Including mine!

Always loved my visits to Provincetown. My son worked there for 6 years.❤

Her majesty, the Queen Mary 2 ❤. The true Queen of the Seas .

Brownsville Tx has scrapped may carriers in the past 10 years. Let them dismantle it until it comes to the reactors. Barge that part off to Hanford. Why everything so complicated?

I landed on the Big E March of 68 on the COD flight from Subic Bay. Stationed there till May l969 and crossed decks to USS Kearsarge attached to VAW 111 for brother duty. Also attended the decommisioning ceremony Dec 2012, great and solemn memories.

First of her kind, she was in a class by herself. She was magnificent. She carried me through 2 hurricanes - Typhoons they call them over there. WESPAC 74-75, she was CVAN in those days. That ship would routinely outrun her escorts.

My first cruise was on the NORWAY , simply an awesome vessel . Beautiful is not good enough to describe her . Really sad to see her scrapped .

Was assigned to OA Division (Weather) in 1963 for a Med. Cruise and after arriving at Pier 12, Norfolk, VA was seperated from the US Navy to US Navy Reserve duty at Andrews AFB, Washington, DC. Was proud to be a crew member,

Watching a lot of videos on the Enterprise and my other ship (USS America). I was last on the Enterprise over 30 years ago. Really tugs at me, not sure why. Probably just looking back at youth. 9:06 is a shot of my shop. Forward hanger bay, MILVAN boxes with the aviation test equipment and benches in them, hanging from the ceiling and catwalk attached to them. Mine was the middle one, it had a winch to get the electronics boxes (about 150 pounds each) up and down from the hanger deck. The AIMD on the canvas stands for Aircraft Intermediate Maintenance Department. O level (operations) troubleshot and pulled boxes from the planes. I level (intermediate) troubleshot and fixed the boxes in aviation electronics shops throughout the ship. Middle of the Indian Ocean in '88 we were very thankful to be in spaces that required great air conditioning for the test equipment. The O level guys roasted on the flight deck. Our squadron O level guys would always find reasons to have to come visit us :)

Homage to Michael Murphy, The Ship & The American Courageous Spirit in harm's way, woven in wonderful symmetry. Nicely Done! Hand Salute...Ready...Two❤

The funnels look way out of proportion!

This is one of the WARNER BROS. LICENCED "TOUR CARS" that were brought to car and air shows all over NORTH AMERICA. This particle car has the CANDY BLUE and CANDY BURGUNDY PAINT mixed INTO the BLACK. You can clearly see it in the close up's. I have been up to this car in person. I believe it may be the ONLY ONE with this paint job.

My dad was there that fateful day in 1969 and was not wounded, yet he was scarred by that day for the rest of his life and he never really recovered.

I know so little about her, anyone know of any books? This video is so well done and the music is perfect

I was stationed aboard a destroyer from mid-80’s to late 80’s as an STG2. Seeing the quarterdeck watch brought back a bunch of memories as Messenger and then as POW. Many cold nights and really hot days standing there, granting permission to depart or come aboard. I wish that I hadn’t switched to the Army…chow was much better in the Navy..and while in the Navy we never thought of our food as being ‘good’, it nourished us and that’s it. After 17 years of MRE’s, I developed a strong desire for midrats. 🫡🤙 BZ