Joseph H. Thompson Scrap!?

[@ConnorTenold]

It will be tough to see this one go. R.I.P Joseph H. Thompson 1944-2023

[@deletedscenes9814]

that's craaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaazy

[@kendralogan8446]

Always look forward to your videos. Thank you!

[@ConnorTenold]

My pleasure!

[@jamesnelson6980]

No loss. She was past her prime.

[@sneaks01]

Great job buddy!! 😊

[@ConnorTenold]

Thanks!

[@chuckg6039]

Nice video. Very informative.

[@CarterLovesShips]

Hey Chuck

[@ConnorTenold]

Thank you!

[@michaelmakes1225]

Parts of Marine Robin were used to make Thompson, but they should not be considered as the same ship

[@HahnJames]

This is another excellent video, Connor Tenold! If this was a Liberty Ship, then a piece of Americn history gets scrapped with her. A Liberty Ship could be completed in 50 days. The were made off rolled steel which was thinner than the steel usually used in ship construction to this poine. They were also the first type of ship what was completely welded. No rivets were harmed in the production of thise ships. When steel ran short, they still made Liberty Ships. They just used concrete in the hull construction. No welding or riveting needed, there. Here's a couple of interesting facts. At the end of WW II, 3 out of every 4 ships left afloat were American made. Also, at the end of that war, the U.S. Navy consisted of around 9,000 ships including 101 aircraft carriers and was the largest, most powerful navy known to history.

[@Klappadler7844]

It's not a Liberty Ship

[@bluerazor7049]

It is sad to see her go, but at least a part of her will live on in the Joe Jr.

[@ConnorTenold]

True

[@deletedscenes9814]

i bet this dude wears a suit to school 🥵

[@ConnorTenold]

lol

[@Southwest_923WR]

I thought it was a. I .

[@GreatLakesStateProductions6708]

It’s been a good long run Thompson……….Too bad to see you time come 😢

[@CarterLovesShips]

Hey Boat!

[@Klappadler7844]

PSU Person

[@CarterLovesShips]

Noooo

[@JTRproductions]

Hey carter