Inside look at U.S. Navy response to Houthi Red Sea attacks | 60 Minutes

For months, the U.S. Navy has operated out of the Red Sea at a pace not seen in decades, as the military responds to Houthi targeting of commercial ships. Norah ’O'Donnell reports.

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[busterbeagle]

7:55 that mustache could shoot down one of those missiles

[noneofyourbiz]

You can’t put a price tags on safety of our sailors unless they going to VA😂

[theuncanspan]

I love how the reporter's wardrobe matches every branch she interviews.

[wyvxppw]

As a former Navy sailor, I have so much respect for these sailors! The U.S Navy is on top of their game! Extremely well trained, I was always impressed by the way my ship was commanded! No fooling around!

[atakorkut]

That’s $400 million in just missiles, not to mention fuel, supplies, wages, jet fuel, and all the tail end requirements.

[ohyeahslots]

$4 Million Dollar Missile and we already launched $400 Million Worth! Damn, War is Profitable for Someone, That's for Sure!

[EnviroSteward]

This is an ad for the US Navy. Great cinematography

[Kharkovkid]

The World Forgets... There was once a military service branch, 144, 970 strong, disbanded after WWII, dedicated to the protection of our Convoys, and the Sea Lanes from concentrated German Surface, air and under sea attack. It was called The Naval Armed Guard...

[catsforhire]

Great presentation as always, thank you to all service members both former and current!!!

[joshkolchins]

I have worked with the Navy for a long time and had the pleasure of going aboard the USS John C. Stennis and the USS Harry S Truman about 20 years ago. I boggles my mind how any nation or bad actor would have the stones to try to go toe to toe against us; it's a losing proposition. Go Navy!

[Jonwisniewski]

Im really glad our military learned NOT to underestimate our enemies. You can tell these officers take the Houthi threat very seriously.

[MushroomGravy]

The biggest impact of this shipping route is to Europe, but USA is involved the most. Are you kidding me?

[CT-zofh]

This wouldn't be the first war we got into over commercial shipping 😉

[luchesi]

this is not the navy’s “first fight of the 21st century”

[will_boner]

"first major fight of the 21st century?" they haven't done anything in 24 years?

[rldabomb]

damn im getting flashbacks from 03-05 i was on the kitty hawk

[edcotterjr]

I hadn't heard that a USN ship used its CIWS to shoot down a missile. That is scary. That technology is 40 years old. We had it on the Carl Vinson in the mid eighties. I pray for their success and safety but worry we are not state of the art. And 4 million dollar missles shooting down $10k drones. That is a mismatch that can't continue forever.

[urbanrootstt]

1 rocket costs 4 million ? Sounds a bit expensive ? Does any one ask for receipts on these things

[christophergaudreau]

Good time to buy Honeywell, Lockheed & Raytheon stock ? 😊

[MrMorrisonAF]

They were gonna send me to Oman in 2013 this isn’t new by any means lol