Oil Tanker in Hurricane | Heavy Seas in The North Atlantic Ocean

MR Oil Tanker TORM LILLY in Hurricane in ballast condition - Wind speed 70-80 knots (Beaufort 12). Ship length: 183 m, beam: 32 m.

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How is life at sea on board an oil tanker in the merchant navy, a fully rigged training ship, an offshore service vessel and a sailboat?

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I have spent many years of my life at sea. The past more than 10 years I have sailed in the Danish merchant navy on board oil and chemical tankers world wide, from the rank of Deck Cadet to Chief Officer. I have sailed on fully rigged training ships both as a trainee and an officer and also on offshore crew transfer vessels as an officer.
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[honeybadger]

Now imagine sailing on weather like this few hundred years ago on some ship made of wood, those guys had balls

[NemeanLion-]

This audio needs to be looped into an asmr video. It’s probably the best genuine sounds I’ve ever heard. Most of those recordings are not really at sea and layered with other sounds. This is 100% real. The wind, the creaking ship, fantastic.

[spacecowboy]

Never thought that "relaxing" and "terrifying" could apply to the same thing simultaneously.

[harshittiwari]

पानी की जहाज में उपस्थित अधिकारियों और कर्मचारियों को दिल से सलाम 🙏
उनके साहस को प्रणाम

[abphoto]

just Imagine being on a sailing ship in this I have mad respect for those men and woman who sailed in this 150 years ago.

[nishantkaushal]

Salute to those sailors who sail wooden ships in these seas centuries ago

[Oggiwara]

This is not bad at all! The ship seems to be reasonable full of cargo. So these waves are not even close to be harmful to that ship. Just wait until you get in to the big rollers on 30-50 Meter + tall in the winter storms in the North Atlantic. Then you might have to brace yourself to avoid being slammed to the walls. Been there, done that back in the 1980's.

[TauruZ]

I'm glad I'm safely home in my chair.

[johntate]

Now imagine the explorers 500 years ago crossing the same oceans in their wooden galleons.

[NadPhavichy]

I used to dream of becoming a navy since I was in highschool (and failed). But when I graduated I had a chance to work on an oil tanker ship for weeks. I quitted that dream after experienced a nightmare on open sea. Lol.

[aniketpatel]

When u see the real power of nature infront of u 🔥

[goraxop]

YouTube recommended us after the epic climax of KGF2 🤣🤣

[craftooo]

the person who recorded this may be thinking that this will be his last video 😅

[subscribeme]

Idk why but this seems so peaceful and chill to me lol

[krokodil]

One minute video? We want at least one hours...it is so relaxing and great before going to sleep.

[wesellis]

The North Sea always has such a dark grey tone to it during heavy storms, which just makes it even more terrifying.

[richardgiles]

TOTAL Respect for the crews that do this job without which we would have nothing 👏👏

[audrey]

Truly makes me nauseous just to look at it. Imagine doing this in the 17th century with just a wooden boat and sails which you need to constantly adjust.

[xtechtips]

Me: Scroll my feed
YouTube : wanna see an oil tanker in hurricane
Me:

[harsharam]

That sound is like ... parachute jumping in bgmi 🤣