Drone at Dali in Baltimore. Resolve works to clear the ship of Key Bridge debris after the Collapse

Massive concrete pillars still remain on the deck of the Dali in Baltimore Harbor. Resolve Marine works with the Weeks 533 crane to remove the debris. 4k video from the drone shows the project. Donjon is working at the collapse site to remove the debris where the bridge fell.
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[@_tyger_jones_]

The drone footage is spectacular at 1080p.. the 4k and 6k will be unbelievable

[@patricialee4611]

I was thinking the same thing! 👍🏻

[@wvrails]

Two to three hours after the live stream this morning the Weeks 533 lowered that column section onto the barge alongside the Dali's bow.

[@JohnShinn1960]

I have a hard time imagining how they got the Dali moved at all with all that concrete weight. I only realized today the presence of the horizontal top piece of the bridge pier. Facinated too, how they built two staircases to get across it. Mighty fine images Captain Andy! Stayin tuned! 👍🤠

[@maryandlarrydavis4738]

What a capture in pictures of the Dali and Resolve! Each picture is worthy of publication. Your abilities in bringing us true , real life events of this accident have been so educational and informative. Thank you for enlightening all of us.

[@lornaperryman489]

Seeing people along side that pillar really shows how big it is. Great images, thanks Captain Andy😊

[@grannieannie1371]

Wow, thank you Captain Andy. It's one of those jobs where the more they do, the more there is to do. Incredible

[@barriewright2857]

Thank you for keeping us updated on what's happening to the dali.

[@LarcR]

I watched the live portion earlier. You really got some spectacular shots. Much appreciated.

[@MinorcanMullet]

Much appreciated!

[@refurbansuburban]

Proud to be aboard, Cap'n! Outstanding drone footage, thanks very much for the high-definition shots of the side of the bridge pillar where they cut through something like 4 feet of concrete. Thank you, Sir!

[@TomNorton-wz1rx]

Boy the more they clear that ship you can really see how badly damaged the ship is, I’m amazed she’s still floating

[@jackiemcmanaway6437]

Always enjoy your videos especially when they're in Baltimore

[@stanwooddave9758]

AWESOME drone footage, thanks so much for sharing. Prayers for the men & women doing the cleanup, stay safe. Prayers for the families who lost love ones in this Dali-Bridge disaster.

[@jimnalgrin3515]

It's Fleet Weekend this weekend in Baltimore.

[@darleneswank8286]

The men walking on the ship, look like little ants. Massive crane and concrete pieces.

[@kellythompson4663]

Great footage , and I love my new Minorcan Navy Sweatshirt Hoodie,I always wait for your next broadcast

[@kathrynlouise]

Thank you

[@kennethstaszak9990]

Excellent stills and extra features Andy! That sure did look like a container to me too.

[@rolandbouchard2735]

Hiiii Capt Andy thank you.

[@The.Real.Timmii]

amazing footage, thank you!

[@geraldineaherne9763]

Glad Weeks 533 had a good grip on that column. Resolve and Donjon guys doing an amazing job. Excellent live and 4k Andy. Great to hear original music too. Thank you.

[@MinorcanMullet]

Thanks 👍

[@debbieclark420]

Thank you so much for all you've documented for us. Your efforts are so very much appreciated! I look forward to your continued reports!

[@davidmiller6010]

So good to have you documenting this. I for one, greatly appreciate all your efforts to bring us such amazing pictures. Thank you Captain Andy!

[@MinorcanMullet]

Many thanks!

[@ren-uz2mz]

Wonderful synopsis of the day. Did look like a container there Edward Scissorhands had as a prize, good catch!

[@joeBeranek-lh8qz]

Love the drone shots. You are great cameraman . Did your helper catch any fish?

[@teresacastro8899]

AWESOME, MR.ANDY!

[@wbball15]

Washington Post article in May suggested that the DALI would remain loaded on its trip to Norfolk in order to sit low enough in the water to transit the Bay Bridge.

[@StubbyPhillips]

At 7:40 ish, from where the hole is look to the right and see a worker in orange with white hardhat moving. Looks to me like he's tending one of the diamond wire cutting machines and they're chopping off the end that's being held by the crane. The piece fell because that's where they're cutting. Note the straight cut edge as it falls. Look back to the worker on the right. You can see the cutting wire, two strands, out and back (it's a loop.) The orange paint line is the cut line see: 9:34. If you look closely there are several places where you can identify the cutting wire. Another cutting machine can be seen at 9:21 in front of the Mactech tent. I bet they're using that to carve off slices of that massive structure it's sitting on.

[@JLOFlix]

GREAT JOB!!! SO GRATEFUL FOR THE FOOTAGE!!

[@ededmonds8792]

Thanks Captain Andy.❤

[@MinorcanMullet]

Any time!

[@m9ovich785]

Very good Andy. Thanks Much.....

[@MinorcanMullet]

Very welcome

[@MarkORoth-fu2cy]

Well Capt Andy I have been doing a lot of thinking and still have a lot of questions. But maybe in time those questions will be answered. And this is going to make one hell of a Documentary in about 4 to 5yrs from now.

[@user-jo7rw8rx9f]

Thank You Captain Andy for the footage, totally unbelievable

[@MinorcanMullet]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@davidruss7702]

So for any one interested you can see that white tent structure they have set up on the big concrete crossbeam that other smaller white rectangular “box” directly starboard of it near the edge of the concrete is a wire saw unit that pulls a diamond wire to cut the concrete. They direct where it goes with a series of blocks. Looking at time stamp 8:30 just after that block falls.

[@geraldineaherne9763]

Thanks for explaining that process, very interesting.

[@otisharris4213]

Thanks 🙏🏿 for the pictures That had to be a Large, Large LARGE Bridge 🌁

[@MinorcanMullet]

Yes it was

[@taramriley5665]

Awesome video Cap'n! I remember seeing the man basket over by that piece but certainly did not see that piece fall! Pretty wild. Great shots too! I've missed Edward Scissorhands 🥰

[@kennethstaszak9990]

It was lifted off shortly after Cap'n Andy left for the day. It wasn't allowed to just fall.

[@StubbyPhillips]

@@kennethstaszak9990Yep! Looking at StreamTime Live stream named "Baltimore, Maryland USA | StreamTime LIVE" the end of that piece that was being held by the crane was cut loose at *13:39:00* EDT

[@peterhelm6003]

Great view. The containers are likely to be subject to insurance claims. It is amazing how strong the bow of that ship is.

[@e.fifield9034]

by the looks they maybe using a diamond wiresaw to cut it up in chunks ,I noticed the cement just above the hole in the concrete looks wet like it would if they were cutting it with a saw

[@tomlaurent8520]

You have one of the 4 legs of the substructure rigged to the crane. The Cap Beam, or solid piece of massive concrete is lying on the deck. One of the columns has been removed from the bow end of the Cap beam. No wonder the bridge came down. The Dali kicked out 2 of the 4 columns supporting that portion of the bridge.

[@stephend.mixell2042]

Very interesting images Captain Thank you again to all those involved in making this video possible. Take care.

[@frankdixonfaullsjr.448]

Once again Thank you for sharing this amazing footage of the ongoing clean up.

[@albertvieira6635]

❤ I love your videos I will continue to watch bring up to the time when they build the new bridge keep the videos coming once again a double thumbs up😊

[@boerje8154]

Thanks for the nice pictures. Guess they just remove the most essential of the pillars. A shipyard can lift significantly larger parts.

[@MarlinBrazil]

Thanks again Capt. Andy .... great video!!

[@Griffinand3]

Thanks for coming back to the ship! Great video!

[@MinorcanMullet]

You bet!

[@StubbyPhillips]

At 9:22 find the point where the rightmost chain contacts the concrete that it's holding. Immediately to the right of that point are a couple of rods supporting two wheels. Those wheels are guiding the cutting wire which you can see going down and to the right from there. On the left side of the hole, where that big chunk fell off, you can see the cut marks following the orange paint line

[@larrymcnabb2457]

Awesome video! Thanks Capt Andy. No body does it better!

[@dennisarellano7378]

Good to see they are making progress in clearing the bow. Thanks Capt. Andy!

[@MinorcanMullet]

You bet

[@deernutOO]

Good closeup of the damage and pieces to move. See the live feed showed that the concrete piece was moved today.

[@Sugarmountaincondo]

@09:40 they are using ships anchor chain to secure that big section of concrete support column.

[@SunnySmile-fr5yg]

Fabulous video and wonderful commentary, Captain Andy! 👍👍👍

[@miltonturney453]

Thanks for the drone video

[@iwayini]

Many thanks!

[@JoeLinux2000]

Nice detail with the higher resolution. IT does seem like they have some sort of plan to fragment the piece they are working on now. That big piece seem to fall off on it's own. I hope your will be able to be around when they start pulling the crushed containers off.

[@caseyjonessnr1200]

Once again excellent footage and information. Thank you.

[@Brandonbarn10]

Amazing as always

[@bethfrench9064]

Thanks! Always interesting video and great commentary.

[@itsallspent]

1:48 there is a worker standing beside the part that the crane his hooked to. 😊

[@aero_pilot923]

Great video clips!! It's conforting to know that some citizens like yoursel cares about these things! Make me feel like i want to jump right in an help. Please keep up the good work! Hopefully more video clips. Great job!!

[@MinorcanMullet]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@user-di4kv9yk3g]

fantastic images again Captain Andy - i did watch some of the live feed and saw the chunk of concrete departing that 'fragile' pier block, of course it is heavy and when standing vertical had more strength to it (a bit like a cardboard tube), in this precarious position i guess it might seem a little fragile and probably is still hanging on from the rebar at the upper portion - the cross piece that spanned between two of the piers legs looks enormous but i suspect it too will be hollow, that being the part that lies on the bow down the centre from the squashed containers to the centre point of the bow, that scaffold was in place shortly after the inspections were made, i suspect again engineers are making some way to re-engineer the ships machinery before she moves on anywhere while the debris is dismantled - still going to be interesting to watch this process unfold - loving your work Andy, keep us entertained young fella

[@trama110]

This is the most photographed/filmed maritime disaster in history.

[@stevejette2329]

THANK YOU AGAIN !!!

[@MinorcanMullet]

You are welcome!

[@shellycooper1210]

Another excellent video. I even enjoy your intro music. I appreciate the rewind you did for us. Good work. ❤

[@MinorcanMullet]

I appreciate that!

[@otisharris4213]

That was A Huge Humungous Ship

[@Retired_911]

Loving this drone footage❤

[@MinorcanMullet]

Thank you 🙌

[@Smannellites]

Surprising that the undamaged containers are not being removed for re-shipment.

[@Bob-vc6ug]

Its amazing how much weight dropped onto the bow of that ship. I know under the rest of the debris the bow is in pretty bad shape, but the hull seemed to hold together.

[@raymondgochenour8725]

Thank you good video

[@earlaagaard8175]

Looked like smashed containers to ME!! Were those picked up from the bottom of the river? Sure do appreciate your work on this - fascinating stuff!! Hard to tell how HUGE everything is until we see the guys running around on the deck and over the debris!

[@YouT-DJ]

That is a lot of mass on that bow! Tough ship!

[@chuckgilbert2035]

That seat you have in your boat is one my neighbor had from his working at Proline Boats.

[@user-nc6eq3pt8m]

The top of that column is wet. I'm guessing that they are using a rotating diamond cord to cut the column in pieces. That would explain the section that dropped off as the man basket was approaching.

[@StubbyPhillips]

Yep! Look at 9:30. To the right of the hole is a smushed yellow container. You can see the cutting wire there going up and to the left through a couple of guide rollers. The orange paint line is where they're cutting and where the chunk was cut off. You can see the cut lines on the left side of the hole.

[@reneeparker7475]

That's not just concrete, that's concrete and a lot of rebar. Rebar gives concrete rigidity and for the load that support was carrying, there has to be a lot of it.

[@bennyvessey1086]

Nice 4k footage. Looks like they're cutting the concrete column in half with a diamond cutter

[@ianoshaughnessy9913]

Nice 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@brianr2964]

nice

[@ChrisRubeo]

WOW!

[@dominicoconnell1584]

Why have the containers been left on?

[@raincoast9010]

When you drop a bridge onto the bow of a ship it makes a mess!

[@clarencehubbard4483]

Good morning thanks for ur good work bring us good footage of the wreckage question why they just don’t take the gust over and get the big concrete pieces off the dolly

[@nicolekelaher1979]

Whats happening with the crew on the dali are they allowed off for freedom yet?

[@020Dutchy]

As I see it, there’s a whole concrete beam still on the deck, at the end of the part supported by the crane is another square block attached to that beam, stretching towards the bow where the more visible square block is. This beam must have been connecting the top of the pillars and supporting the bridge. I think they will. It the beams up in large chunks and lift them off with the crane

[@brianbarnes6523]

That whole capstone is incredibly large as it extends back from that solid piece. Doubt it comes off here. A huge job for later

[@almirria6753]

They can not pull off any of the containers right now because of the weight, balance & center of gravity of the Dali. Once she becomes more stable they will remove the undamaged containers & ship them via other means [of course all the lawyers involved have to give their blessings as well]

[@georgewest2096]

If you notice that piece is very small when compaired to the massive piece that connected the top of the two square posts, It's under the white tent.

[@lawrencejneuser8801]

Somebody knows that your photographing with the drone, top of the picture the dark blue tarp covering something that they don't want you to see

[@MarkORoth-fu2cy]

Wish that there was a way of telling just where those pieces all came from on the Bridge. Like that massive piece of Steel that is still there. This is like a Puzzle knowing just where everything is from on the Bridge.

[@christopherrobinson7541]

The plans of the bridge will have been retained from when the bridge was built, for maintenance purposes, probably mylar (plastic sheets) and/or paper.

[@JohnShinn1960]

12:51 On pause and zoom, yes, that was a container.

[@AlfCalson]

. 🗝️ Key Bridge 🔑

[@ericanderson8691]

I went down to the DC this past week and on my way back to South Jersey I came back through 301 across the Bay Bridge and the Delaware and there were many cranes and barges at both, my question is this because of the bridge collapse?

[@krmeadows0001]

At 4:28 for scale, see the person climb up the ladder (front of ship) on the massive piece of concrete they still have to move.

[@MarkORoth-fu2cy]

That Concrete Column just where is that from on the Bridge. Is it from the column that was holding up the Bridge that it's one of the main columns next to the channel where the Dila hit.

[@davey7452]

Looks like the concrete support pillars are being cut up into smaller pieces with all of the small concrete debris to be collected after the bridge debris is gone they will go for the crushed containers the undamaged ones will go last before hull repairs.

[@user-cn4rg2bs4p]

look at the container on the floor by the ship. squashed completely. caroline

[@tomlaurent8520]

Weight estimate for reinforced concrete is 150 lbs/ft3

[@christopherrobinson7541]

Concrete is 150 lbs/ft3 Water 62 lbs/ft3 Steel 480 lbs/ft3 The large block of apparently solid concrete appears to be a cube 20 ft by 20 ft by 20 ft = 8,000 cu ft which would weigh 1.2M lbs, about 600 tons. Rebar would make it slightly heavier. Also it could be larger pushing the limit of the 533 (1,000 tons).

[@jemijona]

And for the rest of the world, concrete is 2.4 tonnes per cubic metre.

[@christopherrobinson7541]

@@jemijona I just used imperial units as the concrete in question is currently located in the US. Here in Scotland we mainly use metric units in engineering.

[@russellstewart5414]

It looks like the hat stack of containers on the bow are almost fused together. Would be interesting to see them lifted off the ship. Just a tangle of steel and contents. I wonder how soon they’ll be able to move the ship

[@michaeldalzell6670]

Evenin Captain, when ya really look 👀 at the huge pillar piece on the front of the Dali that ya pointed out, right behind that, what the guys are walking on is a HUGE slab of concrete laying on the deck… It looks to be pretty thick an about 15-20 feet wide maybe 🤔 more

[@JohnShinn1960]

More. Like more than four lanes wide.

[@michaeldalzell6670]

Right, but I meant from side to side.. port to star bird LOL

[@JohnShinn1960]

@@michaeldalzell6670 If we're talkin about the same piece, the length is longer (more than the width of the roadway, which is positioned fore and aft, width is, starboard and port)

[@user-re1hy6if7d]

are any of the Dali crew allowed to help with the cleanup? Something to do instead of just being stuck on the ship idle.

[@countrytxrose]

Question: IF ALL those containers were loaded on this ship at this port. Why not take then off at this port? Or was the containers loaded on board at different ports?

[@christopherrobinson7541]

The later.

[@MarkORoth-fu2cy]

And I have been thinking. That maybe once they get enough of the Bow cleared. That they might start removing some of the Cargo Containers.

[@christopherrobinson7541]

They will have to keep most of the containers on board so the Dali can pass under the other bridge, which has more clearance (170 ft+) as the Key bridge.

[@user-cn4rg2bs4p]

hi andy one of those large pieces gus pulled out contains a unimog truck. caroline

[@MinorcanMullet]

I haven't heard