WHY BATTLESHIP USS NORTH CAROLINA CAN’T EVER BE MOVED 2021

[@ericalynn7660]

Nice how most of the footage of the battleship is the USS Alabama which is a different class located in a different place too

[@martygriffith6518]

Not a very good video, just an attempt to get views with dialog and second hand file footage. Most of the photos, videos, and even the animations have little or nothing to do with BB-55. Most of the vessels shown are not even Battleships and most of those that are BB's are the USS Alabama. Do some work and at least provide footage that features the subject you are attempting to cover.

[@Rdr_Guy.]

Well at least he released a vid

[@rubenoteiza9261]

Why do they show a British Navy Prince of Wales class battleship instead of the USS North Carolina and then a USN Alabama class battleship....?

[@dsgodfater28]

my fathers ship was scraped too,the uss Amsterdam a cruiser was out 60 miles off Tokyo ready to support when the bomb went off,I think it was in the 80s when they mothballed it

[@TB-nh3xw]

Never say never where there is a will there is a way.

[@Steven9675]

You pulled me in with “Why”….. wasted my time as far as I am concerned. Can’t fit under a bridge? Ways around that ….. too big to move? LOL. Youhavent seen big I guess. Burying her in mud was idiotic. If anything is going to keep her from floating again it would be that.

[@kuroinamida4630]

nope, way better for preservation and if they need to repair sth on the hull they can dig out said part repait and bury again without needing a Drydock which costs tens of millions of dollars (see Texas' with her current 30+mil dollar drydock)

[@travisbruce1976]

Her being in the mud is a good thing plus she has her own dry dock the coffer dam around her just pump the way out and work on her

[@SRR-5657]

From what I understood when I visited USS NC the mud and silt built up around her over time without anyone realizing until it was stuck, I don't think the intentionally buried it.

[@soughtproduct79_15]

Why show a Canadian ship talking about an American one.

[@Tjrissi96]

LMAO, a complete lack of any footage of Battleship North Carolina.

[@pvccannon1966]

why is this video showing the canidian vesel 333?

[@RickyBritt-kj6yb]

Don't thatvbridge opens up it probably could move

[@earth_ling]

Another robot voice.

[@darrellbrown7172]

Showboat!! Dunno how many times I’ve been on that big beauty. My ww2 vet grandfather used to take me every summer back in the 80/90s. So glad we ( NC) saved the ship

[@paulbfields8284]

On my way to see the real North Carolina on Sept 18… can’t wait to revisit.. she’s a real babe!!!

[@Rob-j2v]

They could deepen the river bottom dig around it it can be moved if they was war and the navy needed it bad enough it would be moved

[@Lex5576]

The Japanese Long Lance torpedo that hit the North Carolina was actually one of a spread of six fired by I-19, meant for USS Wasp. Two hit the Wasp, but a couple missed and kept going for over 5NM until one found the destroyer USS O'Brien (sunk), and the other hit North Carolina port side. The damage to the North Carolina wasn't enough to take her out of formation with Task Force 17. These new battleships were well thought out in design to allow for fast damage/flooding control for such events.

[@intoeverything2023]

By a show of hands which ship is the North Carolina....hint it has less airtime in this video than any other ship shown.