Dora

When people actually kicked-out and not jump off of their boards.

All My Favorite Classic Cars was Dangerous😢

It Dangerous!

An old surfer in his 70's here, we were experts in retaining our boards! no leg ropes then! mostly the boards were so heavy that they didn't get carried by the wave for long, so if luck is on your side and you're a good swimmer, you had good chance of recovering your board after a serious wipeout....ah memories.

I feel bad about the trains

How beautiful!❤❤😊

BT2 USS Brownson DD 868

The crossing went down because of a malfunction

Never left CRUDESPAC. 4 Tin cans 1 CG. By Grace of GOD still alive. 💯 disabled Prostate Cancer Agent Orange. I Salute all of my Fellow Tin Can Bros. SM2 L Garcia USN VFW 4142 Neosho, Missouri. 🇺🇲

My father in law surfed in the 50’s and my brother in law has his old long board

I feel very sorry for these trains. They were very beautiful in these ages.

We are entering the last month, what will be her fate? 🛳

This totally reminds me of the day I stole the steel wheels off my sisters skates so I could make a skateboard . . . Good times (unless you hit a pebble)

fun fact : ghost trains only dissapear when it reached the crash site

Proud American 🇺🇸 in the wake of destruction, built to the highest standards, she could cruise at 39 knots! Ships of State, Flag Ship of American, United States Lines.

This fells less like a Video from 2021, and more like a Video from 2010.

Fantastic

What exactly happened to these train what coursed these trains to become ghost trains and why are they called ghost trains im generally curious

This could have been the music video for ghost train

Ghosts of the trains👻💀

Please tell me that’s editing

It was just a ghost train

She could cruise at incredibly high speeds, without overworking the engines. She had Westinghouse aircraft carrier engines ! There was almost no limit as to how fast she could go.

Muchas gracias surfing

I feel bad for the trains not being really useful

Miki Dora was heavily featured in this clip

Legend Train (1890-2024) 😔

My pops was a surfer back in the day, he taught me all there is to surfing, gotta go out surfing with em some day! He was real good but that was back in the gnarly 90s, my how things changed not so young anymore 😅

Scary trains 😨😨😨👻👻

3:38 I think i know this house

My Grandfather served on the Mighty “K” ❤

Fantastic film, and seems so real, these men were athletes, just to paddle out would be enough, then to have the energy and skill to surf these huge waves is insane, but what a buzz it must have been, and what innovation they have brought, listen to this with headphones on and you feel you are there👌👍

She’s still floating, and not at the bottom of the ocean, there’s hope and time to save her! Her history speaks for it self, a day in the life of proud American at it’s peak of perfection!

Yes, I remember my Tin Cans when we would get underway the Bosun would pipe and Say "Underway Shift Colors", as a Signalman I would break the Ensign at the Main. Proud to have been a Tin Can Sailor.

I was there in August 1972, honor company 163

Wow what a blast from the past great video! I served on her from 1977 to 1980 Third class BM deck division. Someone made a comment about her not getting the credit due I would agree. Rode out a hurricane on her in 79 she did just fine for her age .

Unless you've actually ridden those old boards in surf that size, you have no idea of the tremendous skill you're looking at.

What song is playing. At the beginning.

What is sooo obvious in these surfers- Then was that these people ALL "look like" they're in great shape- No 'fatties' back then! Ohhh America How you have Fallen as you been lied to from The Top Down!!!!!!!

These guys led the way. Htrue watermen. Alot of Dora in this. He did much more than surf Malibu!

I think I recognize Rick Grigg and Mike Hynson as well as Dora and Noll.

taken from the movie "Ride the Wild Surf"...

Company 160-1968. Retired Nov 1987

My father was a plank-owner (original crew) on APA-31, USS Monrovia. They were transport fleet flag-ship for Sicily invasion and then over to the Pacific, beginning at Tarawa. 8 invasions under fire... all the way to Okinawa. Incredible. He was a motor mac on the LCVP's, went into the beaches every time. Strafed by Messerschmidt's unloading supplies on Gela Beach, Sicily. Never talked much about unless I asked. God rest their souls.

No lease seems unimaginable

🤙❤️🤙

Just old abandoned

I was in company 452 Nov 1972 a day by 1981 to 1985 I become company commander pushed 3 company.

My dad was on the uss uss merideth