THE ALICUDI M SALVAGE

The Italian new-built chemical tanker ALICUDI M breaks free from her moorings at the shipyard in Tongyeong, South Korea during the landfall of typhoon 'Maemi'. She strands in extremely shallow water on the city's dock wall. SVITZER Salvage and Japanese partner Fukuda obtain a LOF assisted by KMPRC. The re-float operation involves maneuvering and ballasting the vessel and four tugs towing her to deeper water.

[@josephmizzi4290]

Such work makes one happy to have been part of the Marine Repair Team - now I am retired but have been involved in Ship Repair for 43 years.

[@49erbandit69]

We love your recovery videos.Enjoy watching real professionals doing incredible work like your teams.Please continue making these videos. We can show them to the younger generations to see what real men are capable of now a days! Thank You

[@josephastier7421]

2:04 "The authorities at this moment have not been able to estimate what this is". Expert #1: "The shipyard reports that the Alicudi M has been torn from her moorings and is adrift" Expert #2: "This ship looks identical, and right down to the 'Alicudi M' painted on the stern. You don't think that...." Authorities: "Let's not jump to any conclusions here"

[@oldmanhuppiedos]

A masterpiece of Dutch knowledge.

[@GeneralBlackbird]

"As allways, experts sit and watch" Great! Same as ours!

[@phlodel]

Now the keyboard experts will discuss how it could have been done better.

[@SDeww]

@@phlodel it went perfectly, they contacted the best people for this job, the Dutch companies Wijsmuller and Smith Salvage are the best in the world, either one will do!.

[@Joelontugs]

No matter where you are in the world something's will always stay the same lol

[@trespire]

"Experts" are the same all over the world !

[@alistairmaiden5499]

A pleasure to watch the professionals, tackle and overcome a very awkward situation. Congratulations to all involved.

[@kimmer6]

Its a very good job when equipment, talent and good supervision come together. Its good to see a happy ending.

[@willow091]

That's what Stormy Daniels says!

[@63256325N]

Nicely done. Thanks for the video.

[@haipe0]

Excellent video. Thank you

[@cm1872]

Whiteheads

[@Train-Sim-Drives-UK]

Thank you for sharing....... really enjoyed this.

[@jiyushugi1085]

"As always, the experts sit and watch." Classic

[@63256325N]

Belated good job fellas! Cheers.

[@bccmo983]

Duncan MacKenzie .

[@stuchambers297]

Best salvage experts in the world

[@dsnodgrass4843]

i'm sure between the original grounding of the ship, and the salvage op, a lot of riverbed clean-up was accomplished. Probably a good bit of "dredging", too.

[@skysurferuk]

Those diving cylinders! Wow!

[@operatorjeffdeathstar7759]

Shitty heavy steel tanks , eh?

[@garlandremingtoniii1338]

You betcha I subscribed to this channel!!!!

[@MidnightAmratha]

As always, dancing to the tune of mother nature.

[@shanegroth6524]

Nice job boys

[@jefflovespigs]

Love you mini

[@mattharte7334]

Best job afloat

[@rsandrews8115]

"The Locals": Say the ship is much to big and too firmly stuck." And The Experts "sit and watch." Isn't that the truth. Arm chair quarterbacks. If they know so much, tell them to get out there and help, do the work!!!

[@dylandownard209]

Gotta be huge $ involved in this type of operstion

[@andreww.3208]

I may be a bit ignorant on this, but why they don't just keep adding tugs until the ship moves? If you only have limited chances with the tide I'd think the cost of renting a couple of extra boats would be cheaper than spending several more weeks on additional salvage work.

[@TheDowntimesfl]

You can rip a vessel in half, the hull can only take so much stress before failure.

[@googlebad3540]

again epic boss music

[@user-hq8vo4le7x]

Please more videos

[@ianspaintpot]

2:00 looks like a ship to me

[@Paulistano88]

Quantos dias leva geralmente uma operação desta e quanto custa?❤❤❤

[@200932me]

2:07, duh! It’s a boat...

[@siteoffice8773]

i was there

[@ramseybarber8312]

STUPID BOY

[@ramseybarber8312]

SORRY WRONG COMMENT BOX

[@gajendiranganapthy7826]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@paulgrimm342]

If you’re not Dutch ,You’re not much

[@ruscador1]

should have got smit tak in

[@albertocare9551]

Alicudi ????

[@gasmanrus]

What is the name of the narrator? He saounds a little like Iain Glen from Game of Thrones.

[@tonyquigley6543]

just so you know, a typhoon is a hurricane spinning the opposite direction,can only happen in the southern hemisphere

[@Harry-wt1pi]

toilets do that also

[@ObviousSchism]

So which way does a cyclone spin?

[@bas6983]

Nonsense. Its a different name for the same thing in a different geographical area of the world.

[@JCrook1028]

@@bas6983 Absolutely true. Depending on the hemisphere they spin in opposite directions. www.rd.com/culture/hurricanes-coriolis-effect/

[@seti48]

how much did this job cost?

[@bennyhill5938]

$$$$$$$$$$$$$$

[@ericvondumb2838]

Won Million Dollars. lol

[@Tomhellyer]

At least $10, maybe $15....

[@yeniyotubecumehmethanelmas9431]

Storm in cargo ship accident

[@bigbob1699]

GET A DUTCHMAN ASAP !!

[@hurchgoer]

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[@ramblingrob4693]

Great interesting video but a lot hype over nothing... These people do this all the time, so I don't suppose it's a big deal after 100 times or so..

[@delboytrotter8806]

Hey voiceover ! Are you a robot?

[@gailpaddison1907]

Tractors. Sale

[@heartobefelt]

They could have brought a dredge in at low tide and undercut the mud and debris from under the hull on the port side, then at high tide it could have floated off. Or use hydrosluicing water cannons positioned on the wharf and during low tide undercut the mud from the wharf side , washing it away underneath the hull , they could have gain 1 - 2 metres of bouyancy. where are all the other armchair experts ? ;)

[@Yokes27]

Probably not here being the 15 year late Monday morning QB

[@bobv8219]

Or they could dam up the ocean and just simply float away

[@kennethcoenen7643]

Wouldn't that stress the hull? Once you undercut a piece of the hull, that piece is freehanging and starts to bend down. This can cause the hull to bend, totalling the ship in my opinion.

[@webbwalle]

???

[@cyberp0et]

19:14 The water was full of boys :p

[@isacchris1]

The locals aren’t very smart!!

[@marks8068]

thats why they bring in the dutch.. we have been #1 at this since the 16th century

[@LibeichdichMeinlibe-ch2md]

لماذا الولايات المتحدة الأمريكية تريد أحيانا ا غ راق السفن نعم لانها لا تجد المكان لاحتياجها لتخباتها هذا ممكن وايضا لماذا لا تجعلها في الوسط كالخزان المثقوب وعند الحاجة عندما تريد اصلاحها واعادة استخدامها تقوم ب سد تلك الثقوب واخراج الماء الذي بداخلها ونفخها بالريح وزيادة ضغط الريح حتى تتمكن من صعودها الى سطح الماء بسهولة توفر عليها للمعدات وحتى المال

[@davidmurphy8190]

?

[@sandstormondesert1931]

Buti pa visaya may English na halo salita nila ito Korea at Chinese hindi marunong mag English

[@googlebad3540]

sing a poor

[@colliecandle]

WHY do these film makers insist on showing the insane, and impossible 'ball earth' on every damn video they make ? Any real seafarer knows the earths oceans are F L A T !

[@stephensmith799]

Why do ships appear over the horizon masts first?

[@JCrook1028]

@@stephensmith799 Don't feed the trolls...

[@delboytrotter8806]

Stop calling a ship a Casualty ... f.f.s..

[@JCrook1028]

Common salvage term. Accurate. Maybe educate yourself?

[@stevendegliangeli7640]

I don't care if they all sink to the ocean floor.

[@myc3llf]

Brother, do you know anything called humanity???

[@obfuscated3090]

Yet you posted. Go act like a teentard somewhere else. May your internal anger and ignorance consume you as you live a long, increasingly depressed and sad life. Now fuck off like a good lad.

[@ramseybarber8312]

STUPID BOY

[@murdoch3396]

Steven Degli Angeli That’s rude. What did these workers do to you?

[@normandate4495]

Mental, it would be unfair to mock such persons!