2 days on the Most Powerful Ship in the World! USS Gerald R. Ford CVN 78
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- Опубліковано 8 бер 2023
- Having the opportunity to spend 2 days on the Gerold R Ford was a dream come true!!! getting caught on the way in and catapulted on the way out was the most exciting thing I"ve ever done!!! HHUGE SALUTE TO ALL THE BRAVE MEN AND WOMEN OF THE UNITED STATES ARMED FORCES!!!
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As someone who spent years on the Ford installing equipment during its construction, it's nice to see someone as positive as you get to see it. When you are on it every day, every aspect of the ship kind of loses its "cool" factor. So, hearing your take on the US Navy is a breath of fresh air. Thank you.
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Thats cool man. I did my Apprenticeship @ Newport News Shipyard. I was a O43 Electrician. I left in 2013 so I didnt get to see the finish product of the ford.
@Quintavius Moton I did the apprenticeship as well as an X32. I started in 2014 and was on it even after i finished. Now I've moved on, but it was awesome.
Used to work in X36 riggers at Newport News all the way up till I was laid off in 2015 did my entire shipyard career on the Ford! Glad to see her underway and serving us proud!
Famed American journalist says USA blew up Nord Stream. Russia n Germany would not bombed their own pipeline. Unfortunately USA is no longer a benign country nowadays.
No way, I served on this ship for four years, and remember binge watching your videos when we were in shipyard. So cool to see that you had the chance to visit my ship!
Sir! That is so cool!!! Thank you!!! I was honored to visit the Ford!!!
Thank you for your service, Austin!
Thank you for serving, sir. God Bless.
@@MrTwags05 Thank you for your support!
@@EmergencyGuy God bless you too!
The vets that I know are proud of their military service! You had an opportunity to experience it. (And thank you for your recognition) We lived it! #proudveteran.
For those of you who noticed I misspelled Gerald.... I'm super sorry! that was a total error on my part!!!
Hello Sir, is it you the person that highlighted the comment I placed. They are telling me I won a bow and asked me to text them.
@@ferflores7763 unfortunately normally those comments are scams and I would ignore them if I was you. Especially as he did not mention giving away a bow in any part of the video. So be careful!
Thank you! I did!!!
@@ferflores7763 I too got that comment saying I win a gift
America is meddling in South China sea while China and Asean countries are having talks to achieve win win solution to the border dispute. America’s 11 aircraft carriers are getting old and replacement are slow and costly, given that America has much smaller ship building capacity n burgeoning budget deficits ( can’t just print dollars all the time.) On the other hand China’s military budget is far lesser in comparison to their GDP, also with cheaper labour cost a dollar in china can go a long way. it means China can keep on building up their aircraft carriers n all other military equipments leisurely.
Robert, I love your videos, enthusiasm, love of God and your enormous generosity. As a proud U. S. NAVY Vietnam Veteran, I say thank you. I spent two years aboard the aircraft carrier USS BON HOMME RICHARD CVA-31. It's the only carrier to participate in all three wars; World War II, Korea and Vietnam. I also served a year at the Naval Support Activity Da Nang in S. Vietnam in 1969. I am elated that today Veterans are treated like the heros that they are. Vietnam Vets didn’t get that appreciation when we returned.
Thank you again for honoring our U. S. Navy and all service personnel around the world. You are a great American!!
You're very fortunate to partake in this voyage! I had a grand uncle on my dads side who was a fighter pilot in the Pacific theatre of WW2. He was aboard the USS Wasp and he flew missions in places like Iwo Jima and Okinawa. He was fortunate enough to survive the war, but he was killed in a training accident flying an F4U Corsair just two years later at the old Willow Grove Naval Air Station just outside of Philadelphia. So it goes without saying that I never had the chance to meet him. He was only 24 years old at the time of his death.
I know you recently recovered from two strokes. I've recovered from a brain hemorrhage 21 years ago. Like you, we're both very lucky to be alive, unlike lots of men who fought for our country. So don't EVER forget those, living and past, who provided us with the freedoms we enjoy today! It's what God expects of us!
Brings back memories for me. I was stationed on the USS Bradley de 1041 from 67-71. We followed the USS Enterprise 65 to Vietnam. Two tours of duty. Thanks for the pictures!
I served 3 years on the USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN-72). Had the time of my life on that boat. Thank you so much for your support of our military.
Ah... Brings back so many memories!! I served on the USS America back in the late 80's. Love your videos!!
92-96, Made the last two deployments of the America.
I'm Canadian and follow you My dad lost his younger brother in WW 2 they grew up in New Hampshire as kids and moved to Canada this is a great video Tom Cruise is is on everyone mind from top gun but you met the real heroes.
Great Navy Commercial! 20 years Navy Air Traffic Control (E-8). I joined after the first Top Gun in 1986 from Lake Placid, FL. Best decision of my life. Cowhunter to controller!
Robert Arrington, thank you very much for supporting all of those in the military. As a 23 year Navy Veteran with 4 years actual underway on 5 different Aircraft Carriers as a mechanic and aircrew, you brought back many memories!! Thank you and continue with all that you do to share your experiences!!! Go US Navy!! Fly Naval Aviation!!!
Great piece! I served 8 years Air Force and 81/2 years Army. Like you said, it's because of our Great Military that we are the Greatest and Freest nation this world will ever know! Thanks again...
4 years in the Marines was the best 4 years of my life .. esp the combat bonds and brothers that I still talk to daily .. even tho we seperated and are states apart we all still talk daily . 💯
I served 3 years on Guam in the Navy. While I was there I have the opportunity to serve 6 months aboard the U.S.S. Independence aircraft carrier. Guam is an awesome place. I was an Aviation Electronic Technician. Great video. I got shot off the deck in the same type of plane twice.
Thank you for showing this, My son is in the Navy currently serving on the USS Halsey, a guided missile destroyer. Just seeing the flag or hearing the national anthem, I can picture my son and all those young men and women, actively serving our nation. He just re-enlisted for another 3 years and I would also encourage any young person looking for direction to seek out the armed forces!!! Everyone should have pride in the those that have made the choice to serve, knowing that they are not forced to in this country and even in peace time put themselves at risk being on an active military vessel and actively deployed around the world!!
Rob, welcome to my world. Spent over 19 years in Naval aviation on various platforms. From ships company to squadrons. I’ve flown in countless COD’s, MH-53’s, H-60’s, and LCAC’s. There’s nothing like being on the flight deck in between two Hornets on the cats at full power. The closest thing I can compare it to is standing next to a Top Fuel or Funny car burning nitromethane and making 12,000hp each and it’s still not as exciting. The strangest part for me is it’s coming to an end. January 2024 I’ll be retired and will probably never do anything else in aviation. It’s hard to admit it but it will give me the chance to make up for all the time in the outdoors I’ve missed with friends and family.
Now I've seen it all! One of my favorite channels visits a Navy Carrier. As a Navy Veteran who was attached to the last two USS Enterprise deployments, this is super Awesome. A Win for The NAVY and Deermeatfordinner!!!!!
The Big E!!! Most legendary carrier of all time!
My grandad 97 WW2 marine was wounded in pacific. If you ever wanna hear how it was first hand let me know we will drive on down!
My dad was stationed on the enterprise as well
@@mr.outdoorstv7276 super awesome
@@deermeatfordinner thank you and your family and team for all the awesome work!
My uncle served 30 years in the navy. Loves to fish. Lives on the family ranch here in Wyoming and loves the outdoors. He’s been my idol for as long as I could remember. One of the best men I know. Love you John
Thanks for sharing Robert! AND TO ALL We've LOST,THANK YOU ALL, AND TO THOSE SERVING, HAMMER DOWN!
Robert I was in the Navy for 22 years on the USS Midway CV41 USS George Washington CVN73 USS Thedore Roosevelt CVN71 you explained parts of the flight deck perfectly. It is very apparent you really love the services thankyou for the affection you showed to the troops it means a ton.
Good to see how impressed you are with Naval Aviation, I hope most Americans feel the same. I have been a Mechanical Engineer for over 33 years, about 21 years working for the US Navy. Currently I am a test engineer testing Support equipment used to handle and service the aircraft used by the Navy.
We try to identify any problems the Support Equipment has before it is fielded and we try to get it right because of the importance of the mission to the free world.
Thank you, Rob. As a veteran with over 20 years of services, I salute you. Recognizing the love for our country and the deep appreciation for our military personnel are always greatly appreciated. We love your channel and all content that is provided to everyone worldwide.
Robert, l have been watching your channel for years now and I enjoy seeing you going on these adventures. I am part of a handful of craftsmen that fabricated the catapult system for this carrier. It’s the first electric launch and retrieve system of its kind. The older ones are steam powered that’s why smoke is seen when a plane takes off. Stay firm in your faith and don’t forget Sunday school and church on Sunday cause it’s good for ya.
Retired Navy here. So glad you got the chance of a carrier launch and recovery. Been there and got to do it also aboard an A3D combat tanker at the time. Believe me when I tell you the combat type launch and recovery are unforgettable.
Thank you for your service 🇺🇸
Been watching for years but this is one of your best videos. I can't believe you weren't trolling off the back of the ship.
Alejandro and I were both eyeballing weed lines!!!
Great comment😂😂😂
@@deermeatfordinner please read in the Economist : John Mearsheimer on why the West is principally responsible for the Ukrainian crisis
As a soon to be retired Navy Veteran (6 days and counting!) I would of never of thought my favorite content creator would become any cooler. Thanks for sharing what we do. If I had some more time left in I would of invited you to Texas to show you our military working dog program. Thanks for all the help throughout the years. I’ve been watching since the beginning and you have taught me so much. God bless brother!
Famed American journalist says USA blew up Nord Stream. Unfortunately America is no longer a benign force it once was.
It’s a terror act.
Retired Navy Chief here, I was a snipe though, so didn't see much of what you saw on your trip. From what I hear, cat shots are some of the most unbelievable experiences for a person. For me, there was nothing better than doing crashbacks in the engine room.
Robert I live in Grand Rapids Michigan. Home of Gerald R Ford. My father was a pilot in WW11. He was stationed in Guam, Tannin Sipan. Love your channel! Thank you for what you do for our great republic!
Robert what a great video. I am an Army veteran and this video made me shed a tear for all our fallen heroes who gave the ultimate sacrifice for our country. Thank you for sharing and using your platform to tell such a great story. TGBTG keep up the great work. We love you and your family brother
My father fought in the places you spoke of Saipan, Tinian , and Iwo Jima, he was in the 4th Marines division. Double Purple Heart recipient. My super hero all my life. I also joined the Marines and served 4 years. When watching your post I found myself stopping to see if he was in any photos . Thanks Robert!
wow!!!! so many of the marines who fought at Saipan went on to Titian and then Iwo! legendary heroes!!!
Nice ! I just did a 7month tour on the USS Abraham Lincoln CVN 72 . The navy really does teach you a ton of life lessons you never forget and the memories are unforgettable. I wish I could visit you sometime . That’s a dream of mine . Stay blessed !
My wife and I met you and your family in our home state of Alaska,at the Russian River have been watching you for years and this is one of the best videos you’ve ever done! God bless and protect our service men and women.
Great video! The military is truly an amazing experience that can change your life!
This is so awesome! My wife, brother and I all assisted building this amazing Aircraft Carrier. TGBTG DMFD. You’re an amazing man raising an amazing family. My son absolutely loves watching your videos. Keep on doing good things my brother!!!
I appreciate people like yourself that appreciate us that served in the U.S. military. I served 8 years and some change in the Marines. I've been out 21 and half years now. I love it when people like yourself get to do things like this and love doing it.
The War in Iraq was not necessary, Saddam was a dictator but he had effectively prevented Al queda from setting up shop in Iraq. With Saddam gone the country was in disarray, ex military men join Al Queda n expanded to Syria, then part of al queda splintered into Isis as we hv all known. The Western engineered Arab spring didn’t end well, many died for nothing. Now it’s Ukraine turn to suffer for the color revolution launched in 2014.
Thanks again for the 2nd price in a day😂😂. I used to think America is a benign power that save the world. Well I still think that it used to be during the ww2 fighting against Hitler and aggressive Japan that invaded other countries. However today it has changed, the people are still as nice and friendly as ever, however not the politicians who are not really striving for mankind, well not even for America their country . They are fighting for their party which in turn ensure their political careers. Sometimes They know well what they are doing are not exactly in the best interest of their country. The division in America now is eroding the country. However the masses are still believing in Democracy and freedom, not knowing the intrinsic value of democracy in other countries, not knowing that one size does not fit all. You just can’t shove your values down people’s throats, people just don’t like that. Americans in general have not learned their lessons in the Middle East n elsewhere, now tragedy is forming in far Eastern Asia. Hopefully not another Ukraine, a proxy war. Enjoy your fishing while thinking about my comments, Robert.😃
Spent 3 years on the USS Kitty Hawk CV-63. 1982-85. Enjoyed nearly every minute. Very proud of my time in and would love to do it all over! Great video! Go Navy!!
That's awesome! My grandfather was an officer and torpedo pilot in WW2 and had many stories of "Taking out the J@Ps". His best friend was shot down and killed. He refused to talk about it and I completely understand now as an adult. When my Grandpa passed away they scattered his ashes off and aircraft carrier with full honors. My dad has the video and its awesome to see the respect the Navy and other airmen gave him. Wish I was with you on that ship!
Thank you for sharing this! My grandpa was a US Marine and he fought in the South Pacific. From what I am told, he came back a different man. The only thing I know is that he fought at the Guadalcanal. He didn't talk about his service there. When my brothers and cousins would play, he would yell at us for playing with guns and play war. July 4th and New Years were very upsetting to him with all the fireworks. He is my hero!
Thank you for this awsome video robert.I am a navy veteran from the gulf war. my ship was the USS SURIBACHI.Icant thank you enough for doing this .. i absoloutley love your channel as i hunt and fish like a maniac like you. GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY!!!!!!
My Uncle just passed in January. My Uncle served on the Uss Kittyhawk and Uss Enterprise. His battle group handled A6E Radar Jammers during Veitnam. Uncle was a Airplane mechanic. He joined in 1968, got out in 1975. His best story was patching a plane one day, only to have to patch the patch he patched the day before. RIP Uncle Allen
I am glad you had a great time! I retired last year after serving in our Navy for 30 years.
Retired sailor here. Im sorry you spent your time on a carrier. Next time you should go to an amphibious ship and hang out with deck dept. You will see the coolest stuff the navy has to offer. Well deck operations, Replenishment at sea, Small boat operations, Anchoring, and best of all the general shenanigans we folks in Deck Department get into.
As a former member of the USN assigned to the VA-22 off the USS Enterprise, I appreciate your enthusiasm and excitement in relation to your time on that beautiful carrier. Your video is one of the best personal testimonies of how amazing life aboard a carrier can be. You brought me back to the day's I walked the decks of the Big E just doing what we do. Thank you for sharing!
My father is 78, and for his last Bday, one of my dearest friends' son was stationed onboard this ship. My father is a Ret USN Capt, and his first tour was on the old carrier Kennedy. He wanted to see a modern carrier. I mean, what do you get a 78yo? He got to go aboard for his bday.
I'm so glad you got to do this! My dad was on the USS Kitty Hawk in Vietnam and carrier life has always been front and center in my mind since I was a child. I was not able to join the military for medical reasons which will always make me sad but I'm proud to be an American for so many reasons.
While I am very grateful to our military, I must also extend my gratitude for our allies. One of the ships you show in this video is actually a Spanish Frigate, the Alvaro de Bazan. I think it's wonderful that we have friends out there who risk their lives to protect ours. I hope they know that we'd do the same for them.
Thank you for the video and thank you to our military and our veterans!
I grew up on Kwajalein in the Marshall Islands. Some of the best fishing in the world but more importantly a big part of the island hopping campaign. The history of the area is very rich and it was an amazing place to grow up.
Kwajalein is we're united states keep alot of there bombs and missiles alot of us Americans don't know that kwajalein is a highly secured by the United States military
@@paulezay3599 that’s true, it’s a middle defense test site. I’ve seen some cool stuff while out there
I served in the navy from 05-09 in VFA-151. We were attached to the USS Abraham Lincoln. You would've LOVED visiting the Lincoln then. You talk about one WELL oil machine!! We were the best on the west coast. RARELY did we miss a sortie. And RARELY did we miss our mark. I miss those days. I really should have stayed in. But I love remembering those days. Always down to share some stories if you ever wanna hear.
I'm a sailor on the USS Bulkeley. I'm currently stationed in Rota, Spain. I wish I could show you my ship. I'm glad you got to go on a Navy ship though. I'll send you one of my hats or a coin if you want. You're my hero.
This is so cool to hear you talk about how amazing your experience was on the ship and your power positive words toward our great Navy. I have been in the Navy for 19 years and I 100% agree with you. It’s the best thing that ever happen to me, meet my wife and now have three amazing, beautiful, smart and loving kids. My oldest sons who is 5 asked everyday did Robert Arrington come out with a new one today Daddy? I watched this video with him and he was like wow that’s so cool I am so proud of you Daddy. Thank you for that and everything you do. God bless you and your family.
HOLY COW!!! I was Stationed working as an ABH on the USS George H.W. Bush from June 2017-2022. If you had came and visited my boat that would have been the best underway ever! Salutes to you for going out of your way to see our service men and women.
Awesome video! I served in the Airforce for 21 years! Glad you got to experience being with the Navy!
I'm a Navy vet and both of my boys are serving now in the Navy. The oldest is getting out this year after 9 years.
As a Navy Veteran who was on the USS John C Stennis I thought this video was great, this video takes me back to my time in the Navy and being out to sea. Good memories!
I would like to honor my father who spent 3 1/2 years defending our freedom on those islands. He was in the 77th armored division. They were the only army division to land with the marines. His job was to get behind a machine gun. I heard some stories growing up but not a lot. He’s gone now. And I miss him. I love you dad.
A great video and a retired Army vet this video was priceless, great you could go aboard for a couple days and witness our amazing troops and the job they do every day, may the hand of our all-mighty lord bless them now and forever.
Robert, thanks much for the video. I’m a retired Navy Chief Petty Officer and my son in an active duty Petty Officer first class, this video was absolutely amazing. This is a phenomenal recruiting ad! I’m sharing it with him now. Thanks again and God bless you and your family
My Great Uncle commanded an aircraft carrier. His last command was at Belle Chase Naval Base outside of New Orleans. He told me landing on a carrier is like landing on a postage stamp and even worse when the seas were rough.
Robert I had an opportunity in the nineties to go out and be on the USS Teddy Roosevelt, Mine was called a tiger cruise we're a male member of the family could go out with a male member of the navy we were on board 4 days. We went from Fort Lauderdale to Norfolk Virginia. We were on the flight deck And we were watching the F 18's at the time, They did bomb drops. It was so amazing And the food was amazing we Got to eat in the captain's mess hall because my brother 😋 was E9 master chief. I guess you could call that my hiatus in life because I've never done anything more exciting than that. Welll God-bless you and keep the videos coming and I'll keep watching. Thank you for everything you do.
My Dad was a Naval Aviator for 22 years! He LOVED the Navy ❤❤❤
My cousin is an F18 Navy Fighter Pilot.... although he's teaching now at Oceania NAS.... In an Army vet but I love and respect my Navy bros. If it wasn't the Army, it would've been the Navy. Much respect to our service personnel, our vets, and those who never came home
The rush you get from the jet engines throttling up the wind whipping around and the smell of JP5. Loved it.
That’s sick bro. Congrats and thank u to all our men and women in the military for watching over us. God bless
Robert, God bless America 🇺🇲. My father served as a lieutenant commander in world war II in the South Pacific on a destroyer. He saw plenty of action but would not talk about. Most people don't understand what we actually have in this country! FREEDOM, and what it means.
I've seen your channel grow from the beginning and all I can say is how amazing is that ✌️
Rob, I know you don't get to read all your comments, but I hope you see this one. I know exactly what you're talking about. My Dad was a Harbor Pilot in the US Navy for 30 yrs. And at one time he was stationed on the USS Lexington. I spent many a days with him on that Carrier. Our military is Awesome , all our military !! God Bless America !!
that's so awesome!!! God Bless your dad!
god bLess education ,that NONe of you goT yeT, incLuding your dads !
WaR is something to BE ASHAMED OF !
NOT ProuD !
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every miLitary is symboL FoR SHAME !
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its one thing to steaL from the pubLic every day under the words
tax,registration Nd road tolls and permit payments
its another thing to kill people Nd steaL their Land and homes !
in case you dont know , because they erased it from your history books : the number of reaL native americans killed by fake americans like you and your dads
is 50 million !
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After saving the world since ww two the US has instigating coup d'êtat, waging proxy n outright invasions around the world. By irresponsiblely printing money with nothing to back it up, the US has caused inflation n agonies around the world, also dragging allies such Europe n Japan along with it .
With trillions of deficits keep on increasing n countries such as China japan Saudi keep on selling US T bills ,industry productions( including military) capacity diminishing , The US's day is numbered, may GOD save America!
For GOD and country !
This was an exceptionally well narrated video Rob. You truly captured the beauty of the places mentioned and are so passionate about it all. Thanks for sharing once again another experience that most will never be able to partake in. God Bless my brother. To all the service woman and men, I personally Thank you for your service and protecting my freedoms.
I was on the USS Saratoga CV-60 aircraft carrier during desert shield and storm back in 1991. Have many interesting stories to tell as a result of those four years back then. During the 1991 war with Iraq, we were there in and out of the Red Sea for 8 months. We would take turns on Liberty in Turkey between the other carrier groups. Turkey is an interesting place. Seems like the further East you go the weirder it got. When you come home, you really appreciate the US of A alot more. Great video...!
I wasn’t ready to make any comments yet, as I am still trying to get caught up on you channel, being a navy vet and a yellow shirt, I have to say thank you for your appreciation of our Navy and military, and taking the time to really get involved. You are a great human. God bless
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Fellow Mainer here!!!! Moose is perfect for that officer! Lets make it happen!!! What an awesome video. Thank you to all our serviceman everyday for all their sacrifices!
YES!!!! I love winning stuff!!!! Get outta here scammer!!!!
Dry dock 12 x18. Hard to believe its been that long since i worked and welded on that ship. To watch your videos and see you on that ship is insane
That’s epic!!!!
My father was the Asst Sec of the Navy for R&D when this ship was approved. I remember how proud he was and his only regret was not being able to do a tour when it was finished.
As a veteran myself I am honored that you honor and give so much credit to our military! It is not something that we as vets take for granted so thanks for thanking your military!
As a Navy Veteran that served on a Cruiser that plays plane guard for the carrier this is super awesome, hope you enjoyed your time on board a floating city, however #smallboy4Life
Wow! Awesome opportunity! I'm right there with you with interesting in WW2 and Pacific theatre. I lived 30 years in Guam so know the history. I've been to Saipan, Tinian, & Rota. Moved back to Oregon 2 years ago. Totally agree with your patriotism. I almost cried during your video. I'm thankful for our freedom too!
Thank you, Robert. I know our military is the best in the world. I never take it for granted that we walk free in our country. I will never forget our military and never turn my back on our veterans, I love my country.
For those of you who don’t know what CVN means, it means Carrier Vessel of the Navy. My great-uncle Joe served in the Navy during World War II and saw the Pacific Theater, escorting merchant and allied Navy vessels to Japan and friendly waters with troops and other goods on board. His vessel, now scrapped, was DE-439, USS Conklin. In the Navy, DE meant Destroyer Escort. Destroyer Escorts still sail in the Navy today, but they’re known as frigates in today’s Navy.
Absolutely awesome experience. God bless our men and woman that serve.
I am a 26 year Navy vet. This was heart felt and much appreciated! Thank you for such a great video. Love your message at the end to those young men and women who don't know what direction to take in life. That is where I was 41 years ago. It changed my life for the better!
I was a Builder in the US Navy Seabees! You're an inspiration, Robert! So cool you got to go on the FORD! I am very jealous as a Navy veteran LOL. God bless you, man!
The seadees are who built Tinian!!!
Awesome to see our forces being recognised and appreciated. Ive served with the Royal Air Force for 7 yrs and had some amazing experiences. Keep going Rob, great channel. 👍
Best was going with my youngest brother and his boy scout group to the USS Massachusetts and spending the night on the Ship. Seeing the in and outs of Submarines and the USS Massachusetts was amazing. Exploring the ships and accidently sneaking to parts of the ships that were off limits was great. My brothers group seen some of the ships that have only been seen by navy personnel!
History and aviation, doesn’t get better than that!!! I didn’t know you were so into this kid d of thing Rob! That’s awesome!!!
Dont forget Rob Am. Samoa is a pivotal point in the South Pacific for the military and played an important part of WWII. Many stories here similar to those of CNMI. USA wanted us for being the most protective harbor in the south pacific. Alofa Atu.
Hey Robert, your speech made me appreciate what they did for your country and what you do for people
That was super awesome! Thank you all that serve and have served for your dedication and sacrifice!
That is absolutely amazing Rob, you're a good man and i appreciate what you stand for as an American... Thank you... Would love to go fishing with you sometime..
My nephew is in the navy. When he was stationed in Jacksonville, he able to take us aboard the JFK just before it was decommissioned. Even though it wasn’t as cool as what you did, I was still in awe by being on that ship. I hope that your message about our freedoms can be heard by all many times. I don’t think that this young generation and “Woke” liberals understand what we truly have that can be lost. Then ,it will be too late. God bless.
I miss that ship. She was my first ship. I lived onboard for 2 years, then was able to live out n town. So many memories.
Nothing on earth beats a wire arrest at full power and a cat launch. Best ride ever. Getting to watch the logistics of the entire crew is amazing.
As a navy man my self! This is exciting to watch. I served ona destroyer as a BM. Brings back so many memories!
My grandfather was the middle weight champion of the pacific fleet in World War Two he taught me to box growing up some of my favorite memories
Dear Robert
I’m certainly not the biggest American fans on your UA-cam channel, however unlucky many other Americans I had contact through work and various sports clubs I can reassure you they all BRAG about AMERICA on a biblical scale to the point they make your ears bleed. But your a different animal when it comes to been a proud American, you don’t brag about America greatness, you use a humbling tone, you show true passion, you don’t shove America into other peoples throats and your very smart doing so and I truly admire and respect your truthfulness.
Keep Up With The Hard Work You Do Pal and May ALLAH PRESERVE YOU AND YOUR FAMILY (ameen)
Glad you got to experience a cat shot. What an awesome time to spend aboard a carrier. Over 4 years at sea as a helo aircrewman. If I were younger I would do it all over again. So glad you got to see what goes on, haze gray underway. Thanks Rob.
I was so jealous of your CNMI trip, like you I have a passion for WW2 history. Became obsessed with it as a kid and that passion never faded. I have stacks of books and hundreds of hours of movies and documentaries.
Nothing like the USA. Well done , Roberts.
As a long time subscriber and an active duty Navy sailor this video was amazing!! Thanks for everything DMFD!!
I ❤️ this country and i ❤️ the military. Thanks to all the men and women serving and protecting this wonderful country. God bless
I'm proud to be part of the team that built this floating city, CVN 78 (Gerald R Ford)
As a retired military veteran, thank you for your patriotism,
5:23 - 5:30 was the funniest clip I’ve ever seen in my life!! All jokes aside I love that moment he had and I agree but that clip of the sailer turning around and smiling like that was hilarious 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂