10 CRUISE SHIPS VS BIG WAVES

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10 CRUISE SHIPS VS BIG WAVES

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Despite all modern technology, every so often, the ocean likes to remind everyone who is in charge.

stevenwallman

I have great respect for the captains and sailers of the old sailships who explored the world ; they were really brave.

wilhelmbauer

To think hundreds of years ago our ancestors crossed oceans on wood fairing ships, with cloth sails. They had guts, and immense courage.

rustygazes

The ocean terrifies me. Never underestimate it.

amywilson

Original clips, no annoying music, no annoying ranting over the top of what's happening, just the clip, even if it's long, no interruptions. LOVE IT!! Thank you. Been subbed for a long time, but still, didn't realize how bad it's gotten with various other channels until this video reminded me!! Great stuff @Underworld

Simple_Jackass

I'm a retired Helicopter Aircrewman and Rescue Swimmer with the U.S. Navy. In 1985 returning from a 7 month Med deployment, we hit the tail end of a hurricane. We were detached to the au.S.S. Kids DDG 993, the sea was so rough we were consistently being pounded by waves and at times we were listing up 40°. We were part of the U.S.S. Eisenhower CVN-69. The Ike was on n our starboard side about 4-5 miles away and she was playing submarine. You know it's rough when an nuclear aircraft carrier was being hit with seas so high, the flight deck was being submergered.

timferguson

For some reason I don't expect that the experience of vacationing with 4500 strangers on a boat will ever be on my bucket list.

JackF

The MTS Oceanos story is another good one. In 1991 the captain and crew abandoned the ship and its passengers during a bad storm! Only due to the ships onboard entertainers, who radioed the coast guard for help, did everyone get airlifted to safety. The one man who figured out how to use the radio and saved everyone because of it, was Moss Hills a true legend!

mileshigh

Stuff like this are among the few things I can watch on a tiny phone screen and still feel my stomach lurch.

kevinoneil

I want to applaud the engineers who designed ships that can stay afloat without breaking apart or capsizing under such conditions!

popeye

Shipboard engineer here.vImagine what we feel down in the Engine Room, down below 8 mtrs under the water line. Trying to keep the ship alive, with the lights on and engines running.

UncleHo

The second clip, the 2019 Viking Cruise off the coast of Norway, perfect example of why all furnishings on a ship should be secured in place while underway. There are systems to lock the furniture down and release it for moving to a different position.

jaquigreenlees

"....Not the PIANO PLEASE!" Imagine a Grand Piano Slamming into you

timothyj

I always say if u can look at the ocean and not feel think too much of yourself. The ocean humbles all of us

oltlfanfromreno

My late father was a WWII veteran, and when returning home from Europe on a Liberty ship, the vessel encountered a fierce winter storm on the North Atlantic. Many is the time that I listened with fascination to his account of the ship being tossed in this terrible storm, causing the passengers to wonder if they had survived the war only to drown on the way home. Thankfully, they made it back home- but watching videos such as this causes me to have at least some idea of how frightening that experience must have been for my dad and the other people. Thanks for this presentation; it was interesting.

janetryan