Brits React to Cities at Sea: How Aircraft Carriers Work

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[@sergiogarcia-fk9ho]

Our navy isn't just use as a power protection. The USA militay is also the worlds largest hospital, construction company, and humanitarian force. This is also the reason why we have military installations everywhere.

[@seanwallace89]

Also has policed the trade routes for globalization and free trade to happen over the last 50-70 yrs... for free. Otherwise nations and pirates would have owned the seas

[@timbaker6540]

My niece served in the American Navy She was a jet mechanic She would spend months at a time on aircraft carriers She is a bad ass

[@yungdaggerdic1625]

Funny enough, every person in the military gets paid by the same pay scale, regardless of what branch. Of course there are so called " bonuses " for certain things like danger pay etc.

[@Dude-ic6zf]

Unless you know how to play poker 😂❤😂

[@Eddie-ol9cv]

A little respect goes a long way when COMPLIMENTING MY 2 young friends cowboys👍

[@greggwilliamson]

In 2005 the US sank one of its own Supercarriers to see what needed redesigning for the Ford Class. 6 minute video about all they did to sink it. "Aircraft Carrier Sinking - The Only Known Photo of a US Navy Supercarrier Sinking - Dark Photos"

[@JerelleBowens]

Something these video narrators never mention is we set ourselves in to lose war games/joint training scenarios because it helps us learn each others weaknesses and improve on them

[@mariejustme]

My husband is a Navy vet who spent a decade on carrier’s. Believe me it wasn’t for the pay. He has however, been to countries around the world which was a unique opportunity. Also, “power projection” is highly effective at keeping people from feeling froggy and killing their neighbors. We keep the peace as much as possible. I can’t offer any excuses for what politicians get us into.

[@ronaldthibodauxjr6913]

FYI, our carriers can go quite a bit faster than 35 mph

[@Dude-ic6zf]

The waterskiing is like no other boat 🚢⛵😂❤😂

[@jefferyshute6641]

If I'm not mistaken, the newest carrier class, the Gerald R Ford, cost about 13 billion dollars. Not cheap.

[@tripsixx5802]

You have to realize that in short term you’re serving and receiving military pay however long term depending on your assignment you’re learning skills. Anything from hydraulics working on aircraft controls, welding of different metals and different methods, all the way to nuclear physics maintaining the reactor! When you get out you’re going to have skills for a career and practical experience which gives you an advantage over any college brat with no actual experience

[@tyronebrewer3219]

Yes they are, served on two carriers, each one has 4 catapults and they catch the launched aircrafts.

[@Eddie-ol9cv]

Been awhile just thought id stop by and say you guys are doing a great job keep up outstanding work stay safe my friends👍

[@yassandfats]

Thanks for checking in Eddie 🙏

[@Eddie-ol9cv]

@@yassandfats I love what you guys bring to the table but works been taking up all my time lately when you're a custom home builder you have no social life

[@JerelleBowens]

Keep at it buddy maybe in te near future you'll have all the free time you need​@Eddie-ol9cv

[@reneeparker7475]

The bigger the ship the faster they can travel. It is incredibly hard to sink our aircraft carriers because of how they are designed. All of the Ford Class are assembled in Newport News, Virginia because it is near the world's largest naval base and naturally deep harbor in the world, Naval Air Station Norfolk.

[@richardmartin9565]

Pay? The pay comes later when they leave the service. The skills and experience the develop are transferable to civilian life.

[@23maverick23]

Navy deployments can range from 3 months to 12 months on average.

[@user-nr5ux7gr2g]

The average age of a sailor on a carrier is 19 And the top speed of a aircraft carrier is classified

[@andrewcolombana3226]

They get paid based on the salary for their rank. They also get different payments like per diem for where they are, pilots get same and flight pay, some hazardous duty pay and other different add on pays.

[@user-yi3fd5zw6d]

Yaa Gud work was waiting

[@ronaldthibodauxjr6913]

You guys should check out any videos you can find related to the nuclear reactors themselves. Most of it is classified but there are some videos out there. The power they can generate is unbelievable. I heard one story of how a carrier docked somewhere after a tsunami and used it reactors to power an entire city. I always enjoy you guys' honest reaction and appreciation.

[@hobblobber3914]

The US and French navies can land and take off from each other's carriers and sometimes do for cross training. Not sure how useful it is in war, but cool that they can if needed for emergency.

[@P-M-869]

I know I didn't get paid a lot while on active duty aboard the USS Yellowstone AD-27, which was a repair ship. Our food wasn't very good. The Subs get the best food in the Navy.

[@BrLoc]

The American military has a shit ton of fun new and expensive toys that go boom. A lot of American kids like to play with things that go boom.

[@maxromisch3361]

A month? Nah... According to the Navy, if you're on a CV, you can expect one deployment every 18-24 months... but that deployment can last 6-9 months (or longer, depending on operational needs. So on a two-year hitch, expect to spend a quarter to almost half of that time at sea. And no, they're not paid any more than anyone else of the same rank in the US military.

[@spuds416]

The United States has two Air Force Bases in South Korea Kunsan and Osan plus numerous Army Bases

[@2strokinit527]

Don't dare the US to build a 5000 foot aircraft carrier or might not like what comes out of it.

[@jorotaful]

Plus they have to feed the crew 24/7

[@marklindsey2127]

"They must get paid very well" (9:25). Well, no, take it from somebody that was there - NO THEY DON'T. If I calculated my wage on a per hour basis it wasn't even minimum wage. Pay is not the motivation for doing that job.

[@generichardson4771]

think about this during desert storm we had 2 carriers in the arabian gulf 1 in the mediteranian ocean and a few years ago just to say hi we parked 3 off the coast of n koria yeah i spelled it wrong

[@emmef7970]

“On the ship for a month”, clearly unfamiliar with deployments. lol.

[@user-kq5ke5yb6k]

War games are set up with limited parameters that often make it possible for the US to "lose." This is by design; it's how you learn to get better and better. I pity the fool who'd damage (sinking is very hard) a carrier in real world combat; the retribution would be enormous.

[@the1Donmafioso]

Very enjoyable video, and Fats is gorgeous!

[@darrylkoehn-ec8mk]

A.month? Try+ six months at a time for a deployment!

[@user-po3ev7is5w]

A month at sea? Try 6 months for carrier deployment.

[@Cubs-Fan.10]

Most military personnel aren't paid that great. However they typically don't have any expenses, their checks just go back to their families, so it's kind of a wash.

[@RomeoPilyugen]

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[@cygnusx-3217]

No country should be 'messed with.' International law applies to, and protects, all people, not just nations with aircraft carriers.

[@rafaucett]

"Political power grows out of the barrel of a gun." A phrase which was coined by Chinese communist leader Mao Zedong. Basically, laws are meaningless without the power and means to enforce them. Did international law stop Germany from invading Poland in 1939? Did international law stop Japan from attacking Peral Harbor in 1941? Did international law stop N. Korea from invading S. Korea in 1950?

[@richardmartin9565]

It costs a lot more to lose a war, or try to build a force once war has started The US learned that in WWII which is why we do what we do today.

[@user-ks8lt6ns2c]

Keep up the good work 👏

[@barbarasalley]

Nobody is getting rich serving in the military. Money is not the motivation. There is a pay scale and it applies to all personnel.

[@blackpowder99]

Love you guys ❤

[@GarryCollins-ec8yo]

By keeping a large military and forces out there around the world the US has not has a war on our land since 1812.

[@Jalapenioman8049]

Pay? Is the military! They’re not know for good pay. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@scottjames2145]

Your woman's right we did it for the country pay sucks compared to a American civilian job that's similar

[@RyanC143]

You guys should see how many allies the United States have

[@erichallada910]

It's the U.S. military nobody gets paid a lot of money, especially enlisted. Sure they get paid more now than when I served in the Army 20 years ago. Those people aren't getting paid a lot of money to work on an aircraft carrier.

[@douglasforrester849]

Remember all enlisted people get their food free and don't pay anything unless you buy from the store onboard. Officer's have to pay for their food all the time.. So people have a big savings because they don' pay for food!!!t

[@cygnusx-3217]

Studies have been done to determine why Americans join the military. Here's a summary of their findings. "...While 37 percent of soldiers identified cited both institutional and occupational reasons for joining the Army, a full 46 percent said they enlisted due to purely occupational reasons; only 9 percent said they joined for entirely institutional ones. (Interestingly, those who did cite service as a calling were mostly medics.) "...In other words, *the overwhelming majority of respondents had economic reasons for joining up;* for most enlistees, it seems military service is a job first and a calling second. END Source: The National Interest, March 19, 2021 So the answer is *no,* patriotism is not the driving force for enlistment. Economics is. And it's not even close. Not coincidentally, other studies have shown that conservatives overwhelmingly believe (incorrectly) that patriotism is the primary reason Americans join the military, while liberals and progressives correctly identify job/career as the motivating force.

[@GamingWithAidenYT]

i'm no KZbin expert, but in my humble opinion, I think it's time to get into some new topics like maybe comedy or music. The patriot videos and the sports videos are good but just to keep it fresh I would move onto other things.

[@the1Donmafioso]

Aren't there plenty of videos of your interests?

[@skippingrhyme4386]

You're Channel must be booming since you're an Expert lol

[@scottnoorlun8200]

Pay in the military is not as much as you may think.

[@user-rk2nh1kt6u]

Could yall react to The fat electrician roy benevidez next?

[@John-fk3rv]

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[@SWTSU]

A month deployment on an aircraft carrier???? Good luck. You are gone for a least 9 months and up to a year depending on global issues!!!! It’s not a life for the squeamish!!!!! These sailors are dedicated to the max!!!!! They are a different breed just like submariners are and frigate personnel are, etc…… The Navy doesn’t mess around!!!! So says Austin Tx!!! 🤘✌️😎🍸

[@seanmcginnis7564]

All the jobs are active military, so pay doesn’t go up.

[@peteK70]

Don’t touch the boats ✌️

[@jolenewitzel7919]

They are usually on a ship 6 months to a year and are not payed extra.

[@user-po3ev7is5w]

sea duty pay. Sea Pay for enlisted members can range from a monthly rate of $60 to $805 depending on your paygrade and how many years of sea time you have.

[@AlexisLopez-pb8ms]

Fats, you’re so beautiful……that’s really all I wanted to say ❤❤

[@user-yj9be9xm9c]

Do not be fooled. We veterans are not loved, we are not cared for, and whole serving, we get paid crap. Never think we are cared for. Ever. 58 billion went to Ukraine, while only 3.5 million went to help over 19.5 million veterans. 😢😢😢

[@monty5339]

Didn’t join the military expecting to be a millionaire lol pay isn’t bad. Especially on TDYs, and deployments. Choose a different career if you’re focused on money.

[@user-yj9be9xm9c]

@@monty5339 agreed 💯

[@annfrost3323]

A relative of mine joined the military at 18 because his family didn't have the means to pay for college, and perhaps he was not interested----I don't know. While in the military he got a Bachelor and then a Masters degree which he didn't have to pay for. Instead he paid college for his wife. He retired from the military at 38 yrs. old with health insurance and other benefits for his wife and children. With 20 yrs military experience and a Master's degree he got an excellent job with one of the big military contractors. Has worked there about 18 years, makes over $200,000/yr plus his small military pension. His wife also got a Master's in between the first and second babies. She now makes $100,000. They both are planning to retire with 20 years in present jobs. They saved for the children's college but they are such excellent students they have received scholarships so the student savings have not been used entirely. They paid off their house long ago and have renovated it twice in 30 years. When the children were young they traveled extensively throughout the country. Most recently they have taken the children overseas. All started with an 18 year old joining the military. They have been persistent, kept their jobs and are going to end up with 3 pensions between the two in a couple of years.

[@sactyb]

Just pause for a moment and imagine how much in total $costs$ per day to operate an aircraft carrier..multiple by 11

[@pacmon5285]

Well, they aren't all out and running at the same time.

[@sactyb]

@@pacmon5285 so you think they’re just bone dried dead while sitting at a pier??

[@preppydevildogable]

For some reason, for every good video that you guys find out there that’s well written/informed and has good production value, you then react to one that is pure garbage. There were several glaring inaccuracies that, with just a quick cursory search of google, are readily apparent. First of all, he left out several different ships that deploy with the aircraft carrier, but the most egregious one left off the list was submarines. An American aircraft carrier always has at least one lurking in the deep. The second misinformation that irked me was when he stated that it was easier than people thought to sink an aircraft carrier. There was a test that was done with a decommissioned aircraft carrier that was older and the punishment it took was fucking legendary and it still did not sink. They were trying to see what all it would take to sink one. In the end, they had to literally get on board and put explosive charges on certain areas to finally send it to the bottom. They are EXTREMELY difficult to sink-especially the American ones. In yet another ridiculous example, he stated that an American aircraft carrier lost in two separate wargames against Swedish subs. While that is technically true, what that ass hat failed to disclose was that the United States purposefully set all the rules heavily against themselves in an overkill simulation (sort of like playing a video game on a ridiculous setting). They do this all the time with all branches of the military. The thinking is that if you can win when the odds are heavily against you, then you should be incredible in a more balanced real world fight. There were actually another one or two things he said that were so false that I couldn’t believe it but this thing is getting a little long. Anyways, you guys should try to react to more reputable KZbinrs that know what the hell they’re talking about. Like I said, sometimes you guys get really good videos but sometimes it’s like like a 10-year-old making these things. A little bit of research would help you out

[@pacmon5285]

You might have missed it, but he did mention a submarine as part of the group.