Ordered to Stop by the US NAVY! - Onboard Lifestyle ep.173

[@ot0m0t0]

I should get snacks before waching. The only sailing channel that makes me hungry.

[@conradsenior5843]

Good to see you back and moving.

[@adventurewithfatheadpops8830]

When she was in the water kicking her feet, she looked like the little engine who could.

[@Adogsmate4267]

This is great, boating, live aboard, fixing stuff, refurbishing stuff and a cooking show. Holy mackerel, now that would be nice.

[@whotknots]

I must agree with Emma that all the foot thrashing for little progress was quite funny Linh!

[@OnboardLifestyle]

Next time, weight belt and fins. Lol

[@jamielancaster01]

@14:22 That’s Naval Air Station Point Mugu it’s located between Long Beach in Santa Barbara CA.

[@gregorskiff]

When the mustard stops your breathing, closes your eyes and makes you say hah...it's perfect.

[@marksimons7199]

Keil, you crack me up....you could hardly breath and were choking, but every gasp was how much you loved it........lol!.....hilarious!

[@genewaddlerandomstuff2122]

Teal. 🙂

[@steveallen5087]

Choke it down Dad!! Must be really good! I see the girl is fairly immune to the heat. 🤪

[@regtaylor1969]

Awesome meeting you guys at the Navy Yacht Club Long Beach!!!

[@nickshenstone1362]

You Guys where so kind to say what you did about us ,I can't say Thank you enough, Safe sails,we watch every post now. Take care Nick,Freya ,Barbara xx

[@OnboardLifestyle]

You guys and your facility was top notch! We can't say enough of how wonderful our stay was. A must stop for the mariner. 💯💯💯

[@gardenrailroading]

Beautiful area, I ran Hydro survey for NOAA there in about 1975.

[@ThoughtfulWander]

*fist bump* to Teal with the hot mustard! Love that stuff cleans out a stuffy nose too lol

[@tealgoben1781]

The hotter, the better! 🥵

[@ThoughtfulWander]

@@tealgoben1781 yes sir try some ghost pepper sometime :)

[@ThoughtfulWander]

@@tealgoben1781 Or the Carolina Reaper! those are pretty hot :) but i love them

[@svlolalouise9763]

Hi from South Australia

[@yepme6484]

Great video, the voice of you guys talking and the low volume music is soothing to the ear. Most video that people do , i turn it up to hear what there talking about then all at once music about blow out my TV, which i do the yoyo with the volume. Again all around great video.

[@ray3maxwell]

I live in Vancouver, BC. In the Georgia Strait, about half way up Vancouver Island, there is a military operations area. When it is "Hot" you have to avoid it. A friend of mine was sailing through the area when a submarine surfaced very near him and advised him that he should clear the area. He said that having a sub surface near you can really get your attention!

[@OnboardLifestyle]

Lol, that happened to us in the Strait of Juan de Fuca! They came up within 200 yds from us and even waved. It was wild!

[@lostsailor2284]

Vandenburg does a lot of test launches satellites and ballistic missiles

[@sartwelljl]

Welcome to the Military world.... haha... we used to say "Hurry Up and Wait!!!"

[@davidgiles5030]

I always have a smile on my face when watching your videos. Going through a tough time right now, so thanks.

[@OnboardLifestyle]

We are sorry to hear that, but happy to know our videos help you. Things will get better, they always do. Stay strong. Cheers David!

[@johnfulton8023]

Good for you for giving the helpful staff a shout out.

[@justicebdone]

Hurry up and wait is the Navy way Teal :)

[@martyhandley4456]

Back 30+ years ago, my family was stationed at Pt. Hueneme Ca, my dad a navy diver, and the ship at the time was the USS Norton Sound and had, for 30 years ago a state of the art missle tracking system. I was as a Sea Cadet and we were invited to take a cruise onboard and experience a firing of the missle system and participated in the mooring of the ship upon return to port.......a great time in my life. Thanks for all you do.....

[@hbbamz]

Saw you guys this morning off of Catalina. I tried to hail you on 16, but we missed you guys. Have a good sail.

[@linhgobenyt]

Lol, sorry about that! Somebody bumped the VHF and so we were on ch 15 for a bit. 🤷‍♀️🤷‍♂️🤦‍♀️

[@lets_go_see_]

i used to officially open my pool on April 15th. Snow / rain / sun, didn't matter. The coldest that i dove into was between 33-36F , so the 50's are balmy. i would tell folks that if my heart didn't stop then i'd be good for another year.

[@tomatobrush3283]

haha dodging missiles now

[@johnkeegan6646]

HOT MUSTARD! What a face Teal made! Still chuckling! Great episode!

[@kurtarmbrust]

You've travelled to the Bay Area where I live. To Ventura where my parents used to live and my sister has a house. To Paradise Cove where my sister has a mobile home. You've visited all the spots along the coast that I visit on land to the see family. As a side note, when you left Ventura, you passed Ormond Beach. It's one spot where beach, dunes, and lagoon are all found together. My mother, Roma Armbrust, was instrumental in getting the California Coastal Conservancy to purchase the land and save it from development. The road leading into the park was renamed Roma Armbrust Wetlands Drive two days before she passed away.

[@pejoly2]

She is one helluva kicker!

[@rickdaniel8478]

Good job crew ! Sail on Cheers

[@chhy2204]

I'm fairly new to the channel a couple of weeks and I gotta say this is one of the best sailing channels on KZbin!! I've watched so many different episodes of other channel's and you guys are one of my favorites. Its the perfect mix of sailing, family,A lot of amazing history from your stops, speaking of amazing your videos are so high quality and the perfect blend of life on the water. It's literally like watching a movie and i saved the best for last "THE COOKING" The dishes you cook could easily be served in a 5 star resort restaurant they all look simply stunning and yummy! Sorry for this being long I'll end on this. I simply just wanted to say thank you and I appreciate everything you all do a lot of people out there don't realize how much time goes into editing videos you can spend so many hours at times even days just with one video. Again I really appreciate all you do and especially sharing your videos .keep up the amazing work and safe travels. From Clearwater Beach Florida.🏖⛵⚓🚢

[@genewaddlerandomstuff2122]

I'm not part of the channel but I'll welcome you anyway. 👍🙂

[@linhgobenyt]

Thank you so much for your kind words! That means so much to us. It does take a lot of time to film and edit our videos, but you guys make it so well worth it. We are so happy to share of bit of our adventures with you. Cheers! 🥂

[@pdqkevin]

Many, many, many missile tests, some very famous ones have been done from Hueneme (Naval base Ventura county)

[@whitecaps775]

Okay Leah, I am ready for your cooking today. With fresh Yellowfin in the fridge I say bring it on! Now on with the show. Thanks for the videos.

[@whitecaps775]

Sorry Linh, my Bad

[@yonatanbenavraham6598]

About six years ago I was on Amtrak going to Oregon from Israel and watched a missile launch where you guys are now. What a wonderful scene, surrounded by the US Navy and waiting for the U Air Force to launch with the US Coast Guard keeping a close eye on you. Wishing you many, many blessings and safety while on your short jaunts down the coast.

[@gobic1319]

I didn’t realize Amtrak went to Israel.

[@yonatanbenavraham6598]

@@gobic1319 Well if you landed in LA and want to go North you can use Amtrak. They have not made a 12,000 mile tube train yet but if all the people who hate Israel are on the West Coast it will never be made. I Landed in LA and it was less expensive to take the train to Oregon than it was to get five different flights from LA to K Falls Oregon. While on the way I saw a missile launch. I saw many of them in Israel but to see one in the USA was new and different.

[@popsbents3542]

What many don't realize is that the weapons range begins right off the beach at Pt Mugu and extends all the way out past the channel islands. The exclusion areas are determined by the weapons being fired on any particular event. Most of the delays experienced during these events is getting the range area cleared so that a safe event can happen.

[@Hardrock1a]

LOL Sounds like the Navy, Hurry up to stand-by, then stand-by to stand-by!

[@bobearnest7974]

Teal I"m with you that hot mustered looked great. My mouth is watering......

[@dalltm]

Very interesting. My 3rd to last job in the Navy was providing components for the sub-sonic and supersonic targets that launch from Pt Mugu. It's best to stand off the Mugu range due to the targets and the missiles that the Navy fire at the targets have the potential to go erratic before self destruct is initiated. Keep up the Great work!!! There is also a huge rang south of LA and offshore from SD where ships practice and become certified for overseas deployment (may ship, subs, aircraft doing war games). I'd check the Notice to Mariners to see if any of the water you are traveling has a range and if there is a range or warning area, that it is not "hot" during the time that you will be transiting. Tom & Anita

[@mc2of2]

Good to see you in Ventura! Cheers and safe travels...

[@tomd.3082]

At least you were called to hold up for a missle launch. I got called on the radio by an aircraft carrier in Norfolk that was trying to avoid running me down... 3 days after I bought my boat. Fun times

[@bbrainweb]

Many many years ago (1960s) , I was stationed at Pt Mugu. One of my divisions responsibilities was to maintain range safety by keeping boat traffic out of the test range when a launch was scheduled.. We used aircraft equipped with loud speakers to warn boats that had no radios, or refused to comply. Not nearly as much boat traffic in those days as there no real marinas along the coast from Ventura to Santa Monica. We had no authority to order boats out of the area, we could only advise. If there were any boats inside the exclusion area we had to abort the launch. Some local fishermen figured this out and would ignore our warnings. A very low pass would usually get them moving.

[@vandy1vx4]

I was a kid when they did that to us on our family boat in the 70s and 80s. lol The Navy had a Seaking and Seaknight helicopter for that. Sometimes we would recover the Missile

[@stevehammond7485]

Good that you were under way eventually. I love seeing Teal with the hot mustard! Priceless.

[@linhgobenyt]

It was almost a three hour delay, but pretty cool to see and hear the missle launch. Teal is crazy with the hot mustard. Lol

[@captainsirjackchucklebutty6147]

bOTTOMS UP ! %%%%%%%

[@conradsenior5843]

It must be a joy to have your boat so well fit out for voyaging. I think back to all the work you did. Congrats

[@Draconisrex1]

Teal the Pirate!!!! Arrrrr.... I goes where I wants! Arrrrr....

[@johnpaul8885]

I love watching you guys in your adventures take care of yourself and be safe and have a great week

[@williamcantalamessa5231]

TGIF Hello from Siesta Key Florida

[@stmiller8427]

Interesting, educational, and informative! Watching from Los Angeles, CA Steve Miller.

[@dasimparmy2289]

Well well it's been awhile but I see your channel has grown very nicely and it's not at all surprising.

[@AlsinoFerreira]

use some fins in the water it helps :-)

[@teddytheyorkielowellpenner777]

We have a little yorkie like Compass.Would like to have been there for the launch

[@lyfandeth]

On a more serious note, if the water temp is near 50F and the diver is in his upper fifties...that has caused cardiac arrest and death. Rule of thumb, be careful with cold water as you get older! If you regularly swim in cold water and you are used to it, that's another story.

[@pain_weaver]

🤦‍♂️

[@jamesbillington5058]

Why do I always feel so hungry after watching your videos? :)

[@rnbspowa7of69]

I knew the Missile shoot time was going to be bumped bumped and bumped.

[@mauiboy9763]

One thing can be said about S V Basic. " Never dull moment "

[@patriciafuller7860]

Teal and hot mustard, funny. How's Compass doing?

[@dBFreqs]

That pork looked amazing. You make me want to sail so bad. Thank you.

[@OnboardLifestyle]

You should!

[@patraic5241]

That sounded like a very young sailor on the other side of the comms. Not surprising really. Lower ranking personnel would be used to monitor civilian traffic.

[@russellscott5199]

Welcome to Malibu good ship SV Basik. You are now in my neck of the woods. Paradise Cove was the factious home of Jim Rockford (James Garner) where the TV show "Rockford Files" filmed many scenes. Nice restaurant there (pricey but great tacos). Quite busy (and touristy) in the summer months. Try to get up into the Santa Monica mountains for some amazing views of the coast. I recommend a day hike to Sandstone Peak, or Malibu State Park to the MASH film site.

[@JZvanloggerenberg]

Thank you for sharing.

[@Bill23799]

Linh I thought you would dry out that Kelp in the rigging and make some kind of Wrap out of it, Hehe. Other option is rinse it off and put it in the blender with a few carrots and apple slices for a nice health drink.

[@bobbaker8263]

Jalapeño mustard even better! 😎. New fan from Minnesota!

[@urchin11]

you need one of those portable compressors with like 30 ft of hose, you don't have to hold your breath and can really get the job done fast, especially great in cold water. PS Pork looked great, you should post your recipe for the Chinese bbq pork

[@genewaddlerandomstuff2122]

It's on their list of things to do. 🙂

[@dcrahn]

Thanks for the new cooking trick Linh. Rolling up the foil and bending in to a horseshoe shape to hold the meat above the bottom of the pan was cool. Very handy when you don't have a rack.

[@linhgobenyt]

Thanks! This comes in handy for easy cleanup. 😊 I have a rack, but the cleanup uses too much water.

[@timford6019]

good episode, still waiting for that cookbook.....

[@ColinWetherelt]

Keep your eyes open for TIC TAC'S!!

[@johnmaliskey7951]

That meal looked like the Twice Cooked Pork I got in Hong Kong ............ Now I'm wanting to eat something. ........... enjoy

[@ohanailo7743]

Enjoyed your family adventure this broadcasts. Dealt with, U.S. Navy many times in my career as a, commercial diver in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. I was waiting for a big, Tiger or Hammer Head, to come and take a look at what you were doing. Hated hull scrubbing on vessels, hated even more pile repair work because the amount of marine growth you’d clean off, would attract the schools of fish to feed on the broken mussels oysters and sponges as well as sometimes crabs. This kind of work routinely would attract the big Tigers and Hammer heads to come in close to feed on the schools of fish attracted by the work of cleaning the ships hulls but more so on the pier repair work. A hundred times more marine growth than you could shake a stick at. Some of the mussels and oysters were much bigger than the ones you would purchase from the store to eat. But those guys were inedible, because of the pollution in the harbor from sewage leaks. If you were to eat any shell fish out of the Harbor you would be infected with hepatitis. This was a shame because some of the size of the fish I’ve seen would be record breakers for sure, but completely inedible. In Los Angeles Harbor you would get sometimes schools of baby sharks feeding off the marine growth you were cleaning. When I mean baby sharks, they were 3’ or less. Those schools would be about at least dozen. As long as the mother didn’t show up you fine, or so that’s what we would tell our selves. Working at night was even much scarier. You folks make a lovely family. Well please continue to stay healthy and breath free. Aloha. 🌺🌸🌴❤️🇺🇸

[@harrisonblake1978]

Way back in the late '60s I was crew mbr on the CG-11. and spent 3 yrs between the PMR (Pacific Missle Range).

[@lostsailor2284]

Interesting stories they originally built a facility to launch the space shuttle. After it was built they realized it was to foggy. And the launch facility was mothballed.

[@tomg8187]

guys keep up the detailed and great vids , lynn please include your recipes on the thread so we can cook your yummy meals , u have me craving at this moment ...

[@OnboardLifestyle]

In hindsight we should have, had we known they would delay the missile launch another few hours. Overall, it was pretty fun to watch it happen in front of us. Life is about enjoying the experience.

[@jimk9417]

Not sure what's funnier...Teal eating hot mustard and coughing while stating how easy it is or Linh swimming under the boat 😂. Another great episode Gobens :)

[@hookedupin2005]

I assume you were near Vandenberg AFB.. I have been stopped, and held for quite some time, Twice, near the White Sands Missle test area, here in New Mexico.

[@chrisnyc4688]

looks like it is NAS Point Mugu (which does missile test firings) as opposed to Vandenburg

[@ThoughtfulWander]

Looks like an amazing meal chief chef! Well done! Wow😲👍👏

[@JustAskingAndCurios]

You guys need to get weight belts to nuetralize your bouyancy so your down fight diving.The char shu looks really delicious!

[@OnboardLifestyle]

Next time!

[@michaelgarrity6090]

This is my first of your videos I have seen. You have a lovely boat. Your sailing catamaran is incredible. I am a powerboater but if I were to consider a sailing boat, I'd have to look at a cat boat. No tight space, claustrophobic cabin like an old school monohull sailer. That was interesting you had to pause your cruise for a missile test launch. At least they finally got it off and you could get back underway. I used to be in the Coast Guard and we often did that sort of security operation for Space Shuttle launches out of the Kennedy Space Center and for live fire missile launches out of Patrick AFB. Safe passages to all of you.

[@JCAJCA3]

I really liked that video! GOD speed guys, JC

[@jamescarroll6954]

Oh, that Humboldt current...

[@ThoughtfulWander]

New episode! Awesome! Looks like that marina was pretty awesome!! Nice job on the prop cleanup, Teal!

[@clifbradley]

That was probably the new Sea Slammer missile the navy wants to develop for dropping small near surface magnetic mines, skimming explosives, or chain fired micro-missiles. The idea is to take out smaller patrol vessels or larger ships. Damage the engines and the ship stops, mines around it mean it can't be towed away, meaning it takes longer to get that vessel in to be repaired. Skimming mines can strike multiple ships but are most useful when you have ships bunkering, or catering a ship like an aircraft carrier or VTOL platform ship a d of course micro-missiles can attack one ship, or multiple ships but each missile or batch can be programmed to take different routes, thereby overwhelming the CIWS or point defense weapon systems most ships employ. But then again, it could have been just a test of an existing SLM-2 or Mark 48 Harpoon

[@junbarz361]

Have a glass of wine while waiting for the launch.

[@hughtattersall7583]

So what did they want Teal, some nice music, a lovely meal, or some Herbert to fix the engine?

[@jimdoucette3495]

When are you going to put together a cookbook? You guys are such a great family! Safe travels!

[@AlexKall]

Oh, yes that would be awesome!

[@samuelkeala7459]

I’m new to your post but I have seen others .Thk you for sharing your life style👍😉

[@OnboardLifestyle]

Thanks for watching!

[@erictaylor5462]

When I was a kid I flew with my dad down there. He was taking one of my school teachers and his wife down to visit their son who was in the juvenile detention center. Dad and I went to have lunch while my teacher and his wife went to visit their son. And while were were eating we saw a missile launch. Because of the lay of the land they could not launch into a polar orbit from Canaveral, so they launched from Vandenburg instead.

[@chrisAnAussie]

You have a great family ! Chris in Queensland, Australia

[@DWilliams-ce8nb]

Just found your channel. Charming family. Maybe some wide shots in the video opening that show the entire vessel? From what I can tell, she's a beauty.

[@genewaddlerandomstuff2122]

I'm not connected with the channel but I'll say welcome anyway. I'd agree they are a special family and fun to follow. 🙂

[@apollo5751]

It looks like you skipped right past PH and sat off Malibu for a while. A long time ago I accidentally took my 20' into the the SeaBee base instead of Oxnard. They were going to kill me.

[@jonpratt1343]

NOH’s Char su marinade? Good stuff.

[@slargo83]

"I'll cut, you eat" that there is the type of things that make relationships work 👆

[@trumpetmano]

WOW....Char Siu at sea....

[@OnboardLifestyle]

Paul, not going to lie.......it was even better since we cooked it at sea.

[@HiltonT69]

I'm with Teal on the hot mustard. :)

[@daveamies5031]

That char siew (bbq pork) did look really good, never had it with mustard before, will have to try it some time, usually I prefer my mustard seeded rather than ground up and mixed with other stuff. I love how Emma was too busy chewing to respond, pretty much answered the question though, "it's so good i'm just going to eat rather than talk" 🤣

[@jfk64kennedy95]

live on an island with a US navy base, those that boat here who aren't locals, get approached by Grey RHIB Navy fast Patrol boats with .50 cal. Machine guns mounted on them all the time, entering areas they shouldn't, accidently. Funny part, as fast as these boats pounce, they come outta nowhere

[@HandyMan657]

I made sure to eat before watching this episode and yet you still managed to make me hungry. Again. A great technique for the pork. Keep safe all.

[@OnboardLifestyle]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@SLO4SpeedBump]

Ah come you the three of you. All that ocean and no one thought to "go fishing"? LOL. Have a wonderful adventure and God Bless.

[@genewaddlerandomstuff2122]

They did. No bites.

[@oakleyjack7600]

Char-Su !

[@DCS026]

Well, that was a little different. Teal, I am the same way with that mustard, I will gag, choke, cough, sweat, take off my glasses and the dive right in for another big dose and repeat the process. Not sure why we do this....

[@bradmottishaw467]

"Assess our bottom"....quote of the day. Everyone please try to include it in a sentence at least once today :)

[@dereksafley]

Awesome!!

[@PowellRoadDIY]

I work for a company that builds components for the US Navy for the Virginia class and Columbia class vessels for the navy. Here in South Carolina