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Im army they told us all the good lookin gals joined the navy. We called them Quebec tangos. QT,S . This proves it😊😊😊

My father was in the Navy for 36 years: WW2. Korea, Vietnam. MY mother was a Marine in WW2. Haven't heard this song for decades. Thank you.

In german ,Anker gelichtet'.

Who are they are when is their day?

She got marked down for "something" (12+ and red) she represented every war and conflict medal that ever was. --- I had to go and look for a few to be reminded.

This is the Mirror of Jane Fonda and CNN

VT 17 is using a four leafed clover, a symbol of good luck. The shamrock is a type of 3 leafed clover.☘️. The horseshoe is also a symbol of good luck.

This goes so hard🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡

It's been a while since I watched this video the first few times. Watching it now still fills me with strong emotions and memories of my parents. When I saw Dad in his "Crackerjack" uniform, I thought he looked like John Wayne. Thanks again for a wonderful reminder of my parents generation and for a beautiful short film. Well done!

When they ask you what you're fighting for ... There's your answer ❤️

What a doll.

God bless the USA navy 😊

Spoiled by the extremely loud, horrendous & nonsensical music 🎶 at the beginning.

She can be a Master Chief in my navy.

I am lesbian & even I think this as gay AF

日本人として、強大なるアメリカ海軍と戦えたこと、誇りに思います。 そして、罪なき女性や子供を生きたまま焼いた広島と長崎の恨みは未だに燃えています。しかし、私はその恨みが平和へつながることを祈っています。 景愛なる合衆国海軍へ、その兄弟の侍より。

Good morning, do you know where you can find material and diagrams to be able to replicate a similar system? we would like to try in a small landing strip to help pilots in performing the correct approach and landing (flight school)

U.S.S. Hornet docked at the old Alameda Naval Air Station. The Marin headlands beow Mt. Tamalpais in Marin County on the North end of the Golden Gate can be seen in the distant background to the far right. The radio tower atop Mt. San Bruno can be clearly seen to the left of center .A must listen to interview is that of Richard Gueter 11th Airborne.

i cant stand her singing, id rather hear the words of a thousand sailors

We sang this everyday in navy JROTC

HTFN

字幕機能に日本語対応あると嬉しいです🇺🇸🇯🇵

The voice is annoying.

I might go on Saturday

Per ardua ad astra Roy. Thannkyou for all the great things you did in your life.

I just talked to op Jeff! I'm a new ham and am slowly getting better at copy, was super excited and my brain went blank lol but I was in the zone and managed to copy everything qsb didn't hide from me. Really made my day thanks, now everyone in my house is probably getting tired of me telling them everytime I make a contact lol. Anyway thanks so much super cool and thanks to Jeff. 73 de KO4WHX

Cute shipmate! 😜👍 Wish she’d been on my ship! 🥰😘🤣👍(USS Independence CV-62)

Thanks!

Is this on an aircraft carrier

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Outstanding.

What did we learn from this interview? ABSOLUTELY NOTHING. The previous one we learned he "didn't go through the VA Belts because they hadn't been discovered".

She has a wonderful voice.

You all should do a story on the MarDet. They played a special roll on the ship even though embarked ship’s personnel did not care for us. I was part of the MarDet, USS Coral Sea, CV-43 from 77-80. The Hornet currently sits at the same pier we always tied up to. The Enterprise sat on the other side. Semper Fidelis.

I never served in the military but my brother and three of my uncles were in the navy. Thank you for this tribute.

I was the leading chief of the USS Constellation Intelligence Center (CVIC) when they were filming the first Midway movie. I had the duty one night and received a phone call that they needed a chief as an extra. However, there would be no pay and more importantly I would have needed to shave off my mustache, of which I was very proud. I decided not to do that. That was really the only incident in my 32-year Navy career (retired as a Master Chief) that I regretted. Just seeing myself on the silver screen, years later, would have been well worth shaving that fuzz off my lip.

UNITED STATES NAVY biggest guns in the killing business

Former OS1 here, 1981-1991. First ship was USS Tuscaloosa (LST 1187) in San Diego ... an Uber for Marines. Then off to shore duty at RTC San Diego as a Recruit Company Commander. Then to USS O'Bannon (DD 987) in Charleston, SC. Never served on a carrier. Never even BEEN on a carrier. Where is CIC located? (What level?)

Join the Navy and ride the W.A.V.E.S.

Thank you all for your service my husband is marine veterans l will subscribe

As a woman who was in the Navy, I prefer to hear male voices sing this song

My grandfather was Captain of the Hornet during most of 1945 - amazing to see this, and would love to know if these reels were marked with further details in any way?!

My dad was on the Hornet in 1960. He was part of the helicopter squadron. Thank you for this footage! I hope you find more!

LCDR Waldron's mutiny (against that coward and liar Ringhope) changed history. His determination to take the fight to the enemy was IMHO the single most important decision made by anyone in WW2.

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I still like that song.

I watched this on Memorial Day weekend and it really put me in the spirit to remember all those sailors who died far from home in World War II. Your video is a joyous celebration of Navy life, but it is set on that great carrier from the World War II era and just seemed like an appropriate video for our most somber holiday. Thanks for devoting your great talent to making it.

Thanks for this video. The USS Hornets were awesome vessels!

It had its hook though

As a Canadian of Filipino descent and with a paternal great uncle missing in action during the Battle of Bataan, I say thank you to the US Navy for helping liberate the Philippines. Anchors Away!