Thats a big boys boat.

Got Coxswains’ Wings now do ya?

Difficult to believe that those are still in use. I served on the USCGC Point Winslow which was built after the Buckthorn and it was decommissioned back in 2002.

I remember the Irvin moving. It was quite empty down there while it was gone. Glad it's back. Well done shipmates! Thank you for your service!

US NAVY SNIPE 1973 -1977 ,WE had all superheated steam to power the ship USS LY SPEAR AS36,WE DID NOT HAVE THE LUXURY OF DIESEL ENGINES OR GENERATORS,WE HAD A GUAGE BOARRD THAT WAS ATLEAST 20FT LONG ,EVERYTHING WAS DONE MANUALLY, WITH ASBESTOSE STEAM VALVES MANUALLY MONITORED ,MY BROTERS IN THE FIREROOM HAD THE SAME ATMOSPHERE, WE HAD A MESSENGER WHO RECORDED ALL TEMPERATURES AND PRESSURE EVERY HALF HR. TEMPERATURES REACHED 130+ DEGREES, SEMPER FORTIS AND SEMPER MAC TO MY BROTERS 🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲 ,SNIPES FOREVER

This is so cool! You don't post too often but the video is always worth seeing when you do. Your unit must do stellar work to be this involved in big projects!

4:51 Pucker factor 9,000 on those winches at low mid of the screen. Those cables got TIGHT.

Greetings from Katy Division

these are the moments ill be talking about at my end of enlistment speech

BADASS!!! You all keep on, keeping on shipmates!

It is outstanding that twin ports division can have three different rates help with medical All of your Sailors and Personnel deserve a lot more credit than they are given

I would proudly serve with these sailors

This video is so fun watching to know what they be up to looks quite fun

Greetings from Annapolis Division

Props on him. That sucks.

lol :)

That looks so cool. Is this a training or something?

After looking through a lot of Navy Cadet videos on KZbin, I think the ones on this channel are the best.

I agree. That was a nice video, not a fun drill though...

Looks fun

nice vid JG