Oil Tanker Runs Aground | The Salvage Masters

Even when all seems lost, something can be saved. "The Salvage Masters" series follows salvage teams as they deploy to the scenes of maritime disasters to solve the biggest engineering challenges on the high seas.

Season 1, Episode 3

In this episode, during a devastating storm in March, 2012, an Italian oil tanker runs aground against rocky cliffs in Sicily. The accident leads to one of Italy's most dramatic helicopter rescues to save the crew and to a massive salvage operation to restore the stretch of coastline and prevent an environmental catastrophe.

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[annikala]

20% of all box office earnings?? That is an insane contract 😂

[jbrobertson]

This was actually quite good there were a lot of good people with exceptional skills and that family of salvager's what a story. And I guess it doesn't matter where you are you are always going to get a bunch of whiners and complainer's but the job got done.

[briankimmell]

Incredible pilot and rescue personnel skills. Absolutely amazing.

[anthonysmalawipredators]

Well looks like i'll be learning about the "Costa Concordia" next

[thatsgangsta]

the fact the man sunk his own personal fleet to refloat them after the war was so cool

[kevinhickson]

The Italians are very good at abandoning ships.they have a proven track record

[sdaiwepm]

Why blur the name of the vessel? We're given the date and location - easy enough to ID her.

[montanasnowman]

Brand new ship. Hopefully they salvaged something out of it.

[roaklin]

Why name the company but blur its logos??

[billthompson]

Why not wait till storms over…ships not going to sink?😮😮

[EIDP]

I wonder what happened to the radio equipment on board the ship. What happened to the Captain, was he jailed ?

[michaelchamberlain]

May God bless you all in the name of Jesus Christ Amen.

[gilzor]

Why is it that only Italy has 'the most cherished' coastlines/cities? @ 0:10 . Like the claims made when the Costa Concordia ran aground. . . . . every part of that eco system is cherished . . . . from sea to shining sea.

[faxmactory]

These temu commercials are so insanely annoying. Idk whos worse them, or tiktok?

[YTViolatesourrightstofreedomof]

The Italian's had the fastest tanks in WWII 1 forward gear 11 reverse.🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[thomaskautzner]

So crazy — a brand new ship and the salvage crews was cutting the ship in a half and for dismantling. This ship definitely could be rescued with our modern technologies like we was watching for the Costa Concordia. But they was chosen the quickest option and this is concerning 👀

[thomasalvarez]

(17:02) - Doesn't He Mean the Sea Floor ?

[margaretpalmer]

After all that We still didn’t see the last piece being taken away

[Dutchy]

If you cut out the double/repeated parts, the video would be 20 minutes shorter, mentioning the same thing over and over again

[Highlordratick]

The same problem exists as always with Danger TV: They never shut up; they stretch out a fifteen-minute show to nearly an hour by saying and showing the same things repeatedly.