Indian Ocean Giants: The Power of Nature 😱
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- Have you ever been to the North Sea? 🌊 The North Sea, notorious for its wild storms, towering waves, and unpredictable tides, is a perilous challenge for sailors. The harsh weather, coupled with dense maritime traffic, hidden shallows, and oil platforms, turns navigation into a nerve-wracking dance. Captains constantly face the threat of collisions and groundings as they battle the forces of nature. In this maritime arena, the true mastery of seamanship is revealed, where only the best can safely navigate the raging North Sea.
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#northsea #ocean #explore #adventure
Imagine you were on one of these ships, how would you react? 👇👇👇
würde mir in die Hose scheißen 😂
Freak out?
Não Obrigada 😱
I will ask myself why i am on this ship
I know ,without any exception period- that I WOULD- pee - my- pants--and could NOT control it! I would be in full triggered VERTIGO! 😮!! Desperately searching for the most hopeful, possible reliable access nearest in reach to grab hold of and cling with might,and be praying .
First clip: “sorry your Amazon package will be arriving late”
🤣
😢też czekam i to chciałem napisać
😂😂😂😂
Send to my daughter xx
@@Vajrapani_Hum jak fajna to podeśle coś
Some of the bravest people on this planet do work on the world's oceans. I don't know how they do it. Bless these people.
Special breed indeed.
5 years at sea in the Navy. Maybe I'm weird, but I never really thought about the danger. I actually enjoyed being at sea. Even in rough seas like seen in this vid.
I’d love to know how many of them are women? 🤔😂
@@AlltheredrosesI was certain I would find an inb-red here. 2 people even agree with you too. You are a special breed, son❤
@@ahambrahmasami9532
Son? I’m a woman! 😂
No matter the clips, that music would make scary even my bath
AGREED!
0:17 😂 weird lyrics 😅
@@spraitukasThe song is originally from Pirates of the Caribbean
@@thomasekkel6824
Yup. Crazy low notes, both chilling and beautiful to me. ❤
What music is it? Is it Castelucci?
Those people jumping in the water have a whole new level of bravery 💀
Vikings 1300 years ago in wooden ships:
“oh yeah no problem”
in all fairness we kinda made a miss of things , so the seas are more unforgiving ,its got a score to settle
Crazy
such an idiotic thing to say XD literally just incorrect @@kingsilver1610
@@kingsilver1610climate change is real but the sea is equally as dangerous as it was before. Look up what happened to the mongols who invaded Japan in the late 1200s.
@yokie8201 the earth goes through phases. Read some real fucking science before just listening to what the media tells you. I hate it when liberal art majors want to act as if they know more about science than a STEM major.
This music is currently the official anthem of the ocean lol
no
habla de gigantes
It's like a song that you need to sing to safely cross that dangerous ocean
I literally thought the same
I am so scared of this song!
Spent 5 years working on one of those rigs, outside Norway. Not once did i get fully comfortable around those parts. I have so much respect for the ocean, man cannot control it what so ever, and we are simply in the mercy of god.
I’m sorry but you’re so cool
You should never get comfortable doing things like that.. the people that get comfortable are no longer with us
Glad you made it out safe 💯.
*God
So crazy the vikings dealt with that
This is looks terrifying already with modern ships, now imagine our ancestors sailed the sea, no engine no GPS, only wind and waves that guide their wooden ships
That shows how immensely intelligent they are
And many doing it multiple times at that!
That's at least $5 worth of Temu products overboard 😢
😂
Is that a sponsored comment
I was thinking more like all the Wish packages I never received a few years ago. I believe most Temu packages are flown on planes to their destination countries.
how dare you do Temu like that "I'm shopping like a billionaire" 😔😭
Temu is just theft. Also, their app has built in spyware. So youre an idiot if you use it.
Never forget that it took centuries for people to finally listen to sailors about the existence of rogue waves. It wasn't until 1995 when scientists finally recorded one that people realized sailors weren't talking out of their ass about having seen a 60 foot wall of water coming at them.
The ocean really is a terrifying place.
I think it was a myth for a while because anyone that saw it wasn’t coming back to land
This video reminds me that we are small cells living inside a gigantic body. Let's take care of it so that it also takes care of us.
@@rafaelmunoz2772 I need whatever it is you’re smoking right now
@@Bossman50. 😂😅👍👏😂💪
@@rafaelmunoz2772finally someone as high as i am
What amazes me the most is the fact that humans can still build something like these in places like that.
My dad was an architect for these oil rigs and he had to fly out on helicopter but low as hell otherwise the heli wouldn’t be able to function so he would be scared shitless by the massive ass waves barreling toward the heli
Bro yea same
@TheAdvancedGamingNerd Yet you made the least advanced remark and stated an unproven theory. All while being one.
@@what4234bro is printing facts rn
@@what4234well according to the Bible we should be the most intelligent species since we ate the gomu gomu fruit of knowledge
The courage you’d have to have to even be near a sea as wild and untameable as that is unreal. Mad respect to y’all who work on oil rigs and stuff ✊
deepest respect to anyone braving the seas to bring the goods we all use and patrolling the shores. And to those whose eternal slumber, lies at the dark bottom of the oceans.
Truly scary one
How did the people in the 1800s cross this monstrosity
Vikings did that shit in what are essentially giant wooden canoes just to raid Europe or even siege Paris. Insane.
I'll say a prayer and ask for forgiveness before I end my life. IF THE WORLD ever gets to such a state where we have to live in the ocean by making floating houses or something. I'm gonna self delete bruh. I'm already thinking the megaladon is gonna jump out, out of nowhere. This isn't for me fr. God forgive me 🙏
@@jollygrapefruit786 They also crossed the Atlantic in those same boats. Absolute madmen
My dad was US Navy (1940-1964).
He told me to not fear the ocean.....respect it!
Feels like you should do both. Fear the merciless nature of the ocean and at the same time respect that fear by trying to avoid the worst of it
As a ex royal navy matelot I can tell you your dad is right. Why fear what you can't change but respect the fact that given the chance the sea will kill you
How old are you
@@danb1360 amen, Brother. US Navy retired. I miss this with every fiber of my being.
That diver is as hardcore as humans get …
The amount of balls that these people have Is inhuman, mad respect
That isn’t balls it’s LACK OF brains
If you think they have balls, you should see the guys who have to dive to the bottom of that sea to fix pipes
@@user-ym3wy4to5b the idea of deep sea saturation diving is so fucking terrifying
The Norse did this with no radios and facking paddle boats.
Now if i saw a bear doing that maybe id say that's inhuman but humans have been on the ocean a very long time
Whenever you go to an oil rig take a camera with you, as the cameraman never dies!
Shout out to those that sailed these seas in wooden boats in the past. And those that rowed them before that.
Crazy right? You’d have to be completely insane to do something like that. I’d imaging many have perished in similar storms, those who survived probably wrote the stories about Poseidon and shit.
@@vermili0nbut that's normal for men to be fearless. Now we got men scared of spider
@@elidyson256i would’ve sailed this see but i really hate spiders…they look like horror movie things ❤😂
@@elidyson256 No, Men... Humans have always been terrified of the Ocean. it's why we have personifications of it as ruthless gods...
Rowed boats would keep clear of the bad waters though, at least the smart ones did. Ask the Romans how their first adventures in sea faring went.
My dad is a fisherman and has captained boats that have gone through there. I am just now realzing how terrifying his job is. I pray everyday for his safety. I tell him I love him whenever I get the chance.
My father was at sea for over 40 years as a Chief Engineer in the fishing industry. I never realized back then how dangerous his job was sailing the high seas and sometimes he had to be flown by helicopter to save a trawler that was listing and in trouble in stormy seas and so he was lowered onto the weather damaged ship and managed to bring ship home safely to shore intact with no seamen lives lost. He never had time to learn to swim! God was protecting him 🙏 My hero 👏
@deborahsteed4598 holy moly, that is insane AND he didn't know how to swim?!? It's just a typical Tuesday for him. Wow. He has someone looking out for him!
@@deborahsteed4598sounds like a legend to me
@@shanshackyloveduck Indeed! I'm convinced his guardian angels did a good job to protect him and keep him safe. After all, he had 11 children and a wife that looked forward to his return after every trip! ☺
@@deborahsteed4598 Your dad's guardian angel was doing cocaine and drinking alcohol non-stop until your dad retired, I just know it! Running a kob like that, not even knowing how to swim? Yeah, that angel earned every feather on their wings.
Vikings in 900ad:
Hay, the weather is nice enough for a trip to Vinland!
Vinland 😭😭
@@hayatmahamud1099What?
@@hayatmahamud1099?
2 seconds later: HOLD FAST
@Kersant0820I'm not convinced
The song : 💀
The man is yellow : IM SPEED 🏃♂️
Edit : THANKS FOR 82 LIKESSS!!!
I WAS LOOKING FOR THIS COMMENT
What the name for this song ?
@@fatijar3395 Hoist The Colors
Bro went like٫ nope not today
This song is literally the National anthem of these ocean and sea videos🌊
@@ibrahimyuksel7906Hoist the colours by Bobby Bass
Bro u really deserve 1 million likes😂😂😂
@@ibrahimyuksel7906It's not an anthem he's just joking
@@mouchattopadhyay562 love you bro🥹🫰
😂😂😂
Вызывают глубокое уважение люди,работающие в такихместах!
Тут смотреть то страшно!
FACTS
Куда там страшно .. пойду трусы поменяю 😅
это красиво
@@maxphoenixxx сидя на диване,прихлебывая кофеек!
@@user-do1td9wx2w был бы там наслаждался бы)
One mistake and it's a watery grave, my respects to these brave people.
No mistakes are necessary.
If she wants you, she takes you.
@@burnerjack01 💯
You won’t stop her, mate don’t even fight her, but instead be her.
Makes you realise why vikings for ages thought there wasnt anything off the coast and gods battled... these videos have made me feel like an ant 😮😂
@@velvetteloverr you cant be her but you can be in her forever
@@TWEAKLETayo?
Величие океанов и морей потрясает и ужасает, но ещё больше потрясает и вызывает уважение бесстрашие людей, которые знают, что их ждёт и всё равно выходят в море и делают свою работу!
The engineering that goes into constructing these ships and oil rigs so they can with stand this almighty power (most of the time) is phenomenal.
My husband was the lead chartered structural engineer for Shell oil. He was in charge of 84 installations (rigs).
3 of UKs oil refineries and all of Europe. His work even covered Russia.
He retired a few years ago.
He just had someone call from China the other night saying that he is missed with his expertise.
@@MultiZero1968That is absolutely incredibly! I would love to learn more and hear his stories.
I recently got a great interest in both the logistical as the technical side of the entire oil industry, really. Although I greatly enjoy reading about all the steps crude oil gets through to create the varying destillates once it is refined.
Is there any chance he could make a video with his stories? I would absolutely love to watch it, and it would be an incredible chance to learn!
Thank you!
There goes your 85" OLED TV into the Ocean.
Now you know why they cost so much
@@rusure.8102 😂
That's exactly what I thought . Or iphones😅
Not one😂
Correction: North SEA.
Respect for the coast guard/navy rescue divers who quite literally jump feet first into an abyss.
Hes a commercial diver, deeper, more technical like dive into the abyss and work down there sort thing.
@@asianbandit4054 Well fuck, respect to those guys as well.
While chosing to and getting paid pretty handsomely...pump the brakes on stroking people on doing crazy sh!t they chose.
Definitely Navy, Coast Guard ain't built like that
Bro was running for his life 💀
Edit thanks for 24 likes 😊
The ocean is more terrifying than any horror movie you’ll ever see
Yep! Yeppers! I cant just cant handle big bodies of water myself.. Terrifying to me.
Me pasa lo mismo me pone re mal
@@elrey2467поддерживаю!
Scary? For me it's beautiful
😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
finally someone running from a wave at an appropriate speed
lol flash reference
But at a terribly late time 😂
😂
Now I understand why Jack Sparrow doesn't walk straight on land.
In the old days it was called the sailor's Gait, ( at least in my native language) after months at sea on small boats it's was hard to work straight and they often felt " seasick" on dry land
😂 underrated
😂 underrated
Wow, that's pretty cool. I've never noticed that little detail. Thanks for sharing 👍
😂😂
The sheer will power of men to be able to build these machines in oceans is out of this world. How did the men in the past sailed these monstrous oceans in the past without modern technology?
With even bigger balls. Don't believe me? Try to find Easter Island (Rapa Nui) on a globe. You have to turn it so that the side which faces you is almost entirely blue. (The Pacific Hemisphere).
Filipino peoples landed there in the 1200s with dugout canoe catamarans. Just think of how many voyages never made it to land.
Только отважные люди работают на таких работах. Мое глубокое уважение к морским рабочим профессиям.
Благодарим )
Низкий поклон 😮😮😮😮 храбрость без границ
Очкошник ?
God protect them all 🙏
Спасибо брат
'A smooth sea, never makes a skilled sailor' 💀
My favorite saying for years. So true.
THISSS BE LIKE SEEMS TO FAKE BUT AINT
That sounds like a very plausible saying to me! 👍🏼
"So I thank the heavens for the stormy weather " Tom Macdonald
Alguém sabe o nome dessa música @@KnOnHeavensDoor
My dad works on the North Sea. The weather is indeed almost always this terrible and it is indeed very dangerous. Accidents, sometimes even fatal, are unfortunately very common and only a moment of inattention can lead to being thrown overboard from the deck or getting seriously injured by the ship's machinery. Several of such cases took place as recently as last month.
Aircraft are lost too. Need balls of steel to work in that.
I'll add your dad to my prayers nightly that he doesn't ever end up on the list of casualties caused by The North Sea 🙏🏼🙏🏼💯❤️
❤️🙏🙏🙏
I have a friend who works on an oil rig on the north sea. Biggest balls ever. He says "oh but I get paid well" 😂
Да сбережëт Всевышний твоего папу на все годы его жизни! ❤
I can't imagine how scary that would be if humans would be trapped in those containers for human trafficking
Наверняка у этих храбрых людей есть свои суеверия и приметы, связанные с морем. Моё уважение
Men, these brave men.
Это Кракен
For real it's no wonder they did and probably still do
I’m a Navy veteran trust me you never forget the wave that spoke to you.
😮
Proper sea etiquette is giving Neptune the finger whenever he waves goodbye.
interesting
Why did they say thieves and buggers in the song😂
Listen closely 🤔
yeah, i knew the navy was the last choice i'd make in the branches
My anxiety 📈📈
The song ☠️💀
HEEE HOOO
🐝🐝🐝🐝 AND 👳🏿♀️👳🏿♀️👳🏿♀️👳🏿♀️
@@Nagvanshieusyoo broo wtf💀
I just said the same thing about my anxiety watching this and then I came across your comment! 🤣🤣 I'm glad to know I'm not the only one!!
Unga unga bunga dunga
Same💀
Meanwhile Pirates of 1700s : That's why we never skip ocean day
Bro dived in ready to meet past family members.. absolute respect
It took me a second watch to see the steel spacers that prevents the ship from hitting the dock and gives the diver some working room, but yeah, no fear in that guy.
He literally just dived to repair the ship in waters that weren’t even sloshing a bit, not like he was gonna die with all that protective gear 💀💀
@@USNavyCadet Protective gear? from what? a concrete behemoth and a steel giant? ,lmao
@@USNavyCadetany underwater construction is dangerous as hell, especially when working around ships. It is not hard to get tangled up in a fishing line someone lost, panic and lose your life. It happens sadly. When you cant breathe because your air hose is pinched by something you have moments to resolve the issue.
Happened to my wife's best friend with knife on leg ultimately he was stuck one foot from the top of water they could see his fingers but with panic died tangled and knife still in sheath and was a very experienced diver
Господи храни моряков, защити всех кто попал в шторм! Хорошей вам погоды,и возвращения домой!❤
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Мой папа капитан, а брат боцман. Очень переживаем... Но гордимся за них
@@user-de9he9dv7b Скажу честно не завидую этим деньгам, то что у них в душе происходит и каждый раз прощаются с жизнью, это очень тяжело, желаю возвращения домой , победы над стихией!
Аминь 🙏🏼
Amen ❤
The power of the Sea on modern Vessels is mindblowning imagine 1000 years ago.
The power of the ocean)
@@elinakofman9111 you don't say
@@elinakofman9111always that 1 clown like u
They had massive balls back in the day
I guess oceans were something else those days
“Last short before I go swimming”
The short:
Much respect to all those who work on the seas for a living like this
It’s a cool gig man. Been shoreside almost 10 years now from Chief Mate. I don’t miss leaving every few months. But I miss the Sea…and the money.
Our ancestors who have mastered the seas are some of the bravest men in existence.
You can't master the sea, even when you think you've won, it can switch up in a matter of minutes
spoken by someone in the comfort of their own home and has never sailed the seas.. @@elle7079
Our ancestors never had the hubris to believe they had mastery of the seas
Even is WW2 there was a common saying that regardless of the war, Sailors stood together against the seas
Yes, I specifically always think of Ernest Shackleton and his men traceling in a small boat across the roughest seas in Antarctica! Balls of steel.
Captain Cook the GOAT
"What scares you the most?"
_THE OCEAN_
Absolutely my worst fear! That’s why I would never go on a cruise ship 🛳️ Ain’t taking a chance!!
My ex wife.....
Now everything in this world especially the sea at night no moon alone WONDERING WHATS swimming below u
My wife wants to go on a cruise, and I'm like Nope...
a musica
National anthem for all seas 😂
Люди, которые работают и живут в таких условиях, настоящие ГЕРОИ.., восхищаюсь вами
Да, а то люди на всяких политиков молятся, которые не могут договорится и остановить воины
Действительно это гигантский труд , это люди Дела !!! Мой дед был моряком рассказывал как было не сладко 👍👍👍горжусь им и в жизни он достойный человек
Чел уважением
Хп0пхпхпхпхпхпх я тоже искал их😂😅@olesya_top
а кто то до сих пор ждет покупки с алика которые свалились за борт ))
It's still unfathomable how the early sailors would have crossed these on their wooden boats with minimal technology...
They knew how to read the winds and escape a deadly Strom.
If they get caught in it they have a 30% survival rate.
But nowadays ships are bigger and we can head straight into a Strom because the ships are designed to go through them
@@theidiotictroublemaker2281Yeah, ships are designed to withstand a storm. But that's why there's a weather forecast. For safety reasons we don't charge straight into the storm just because ships are designed to hold it, there are several factors that could sink the ship at ease, if storm can be avoided beforehand, ships don't go into it.
My dad was offered a job on an oil rig in the north Sea, paying so much more than he was used to. He turned it down, he said, too many guys die out there.
@@frankswildyear and most the families of the dead don't get shit, it's the same with underwater welding. Had to beg my brother not to do it. Young men with big hopes die in such horrific ways.
A good amount of them didn’t
Какие смелые люди!!! Нет ничего страшнее разбушевавшейся стихии.
все люди рождены для своей стихии!
The 2 guys before the halfway mark have balls of steel. Jumping into the North Sea with nothing but a swimsuit, helmet and Oxygen Tank. Dang.
Контейнера как кубики игрушечные полетели. Вот она вся мощь и сила Океана!!!
Походу люди в конец заебли Посейдона
а там были посылки из Китая
Can you actually not tell that’s CGI?? Jesus Christ we’re doomed
My utmost respect for people who work these kind of jobs
If this is terrifying, then imagine being a sailor before modern technology... Mad respect to the early explorers
But everyone was always at the height of their technology, so they knew no different
@@Allthingsarebrokenit was way more dangerous therefore scary... Your knowledge is irrelevant, its the situation you face.
I dont get ur point tbh. They didnt know better? Correct. Does that mean It wasnt way more terrifying? No?
I wonder how many shipping containers are probably at the bottom of the North Sea by now . 🤔
I did a contract gig in the UK and my boss says to me one day: "you know why we call it the North Sea? Because if we called it by its real name, the Artic Sea, no one would want to swim in it."
Well that's relaxing
Artic
A common misspelling of the word "arctic," usually made by people with a fourth-grade education.
@dummytruck711 🤣👍
@@dummytruck711Aren’t you the helpful one.
@@dummytruck711god your a blast. Homie this is UA-cam not a fucking resume
В одно время поражает и пугает это мощь стихий 😮
Невероятно, дух захватывает .
Да
Hay gente con muchos huevos o muy boludas
Создание Творца Всемогущего
Человек это бабочка 🦋 однодневка , по сравнению с памятью этого океана .
А теперь представьте что ты в веке 15-16 на деревянном суденышке.
Моряки храбрости не занимать
I cant imagine how the Vikings or anyone else handled waves in smaller wooden boats centuries ago.
its partially because the smaller boats could handle the waves easier (whereas bigger ships have the real possibility of "jumping" a wave and then SLAPPING THE FUCK out of the water - which then acts like concrete)
and for another, theres probably a fair bit of survivorship bias involved, to the point we only talk about the successful vikings
Africans could travel the globe before Europeans could leave their coast...just saying.
Edit: After rereading the original post, the author did say or anyone else so much props to him/her.
relied on the size of their balls
@@premierproperties240 Europeans did it better.
@@seybrenway better
Nature❌
Ocean✅
Господи, спаси и сохрани всех отважных людей, которые работают в таких условиях!!!
vc é de qual país ? boa tarde
@@user-hr9bp8bh8zмы из России
Аминь!
@@user-hr9bp8bh8zRussian
Someone who doesn't even exist can't change the fate of someone who does
I respect these guys that work in such conditions
Feminists must watch this😃what men go through
I work on a cargo ship
Many years ago I briefly worked on a rig in the North Sea - worst three months of my life.
First one is computer generated
@@johnsmithyington Ik but the other cargo ships were like mine and 1 or 2 I had some containers fall off the ship
One of the bravest group of people ever. Truly courageous
and its just another adventure,
imagine the early explorers who went out into the sea without knowing they would ever reach land again
Несомненно, моряки очень смелые люди!
Уважение им 🫡🫡🫡
Спасибо 🙏 😅проходил это море на танкере недавно, в декабре.
В видео говорится про Индийский океан)@@user-nr9cq9dt2i
@@user-nr9cq9dt2i, храни Вас Господь. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
imagine mustering up the courage to finally head out to the open ocean, when all of a sudden the sky grows cold and misty and this song starts playing, seemingly from the depths themselves 💀
Как похоронный марш... Музыка сирен, заманивающих моряков в глубину
The sea will kill me when it earns it
Youre taking a trip to davey jones' locker.
Cold and misty, I'm guessing you come from The Hobbit? :)
Make no mistake, I'm going there after this...
Enter the kraken
I work for a shipping line and believe me, the first one is a nightmare. Sailors are such brave souls.
Im on the federal side, brother. I may switch to the private side though. These office people cant get their shit together.
Not saying it doesn’t happen, but this particular clip seems like CGI to me. Something’s off with the coloring and the physics of the containers
ya, i agree, it does look off@@pascalvansteen
@@pascalvansteen I was thinking the same thing it looked like one of those really realistic cgi videos where a massive monster was about to appear the second the containers hit the water
Had you ever been a sailor you’d know that had actually happened more than a couple of times…
As a shark, this is our national anthem and we sing it every time we see a boat come by! 😊😁🌊🦈
I went through the North Sea while being deployed for Desert Shield/Desert Storm.
Our battalion loaded its equipment on to merchant marine ships in Bremerhaven Germany. Upon completion of loading our unit was picked for volunteers to accompany that equipment along its journey, I volunteered. I spent 32 days aboard a merchant marine ship laden with 5 ton, 2.5 ton, 1/4 ton vehicles, tanks. APCs etc. We left Germany the day after Thanksgiving, dinner at port was THE BEST I’d ever had in the military, we sailed through the North Sea and around all the way to the Gulf.
I did not experience one bit of sea sickness, but my buddy did. I did not know people could actually turn green whilst still alive, but they can lol.
As soon as we got into calmer waters the captain of the ship had us join his crew and learn our duties during emergency operations such as putting out a fire, deploying life boats etc.
There were male and female sailors on that ship, and at the time they were all making over 100 grand a year. I chose the wrong career, as an E4p I was earning right around $1300 a month with base pay, BAQ, and hazardous duty pay.
The food aboard the ship was the absolute best anyone could ask for, and was available 24 hours a day 7 days a week.
The ships store opened 1 time a week, and as deployed soldiers we were allowed to write checks to purchase whatever we wanted, which I was very gracious for. I bought every carton of Marlboro 100 reds they had and 1 bottle of Jameson, which I snuck into my duffel bag and did not open until the end of hostilities, which we all toasted our success and drank IN SAUDI ARABIA, which is a huge no no in that country.
We sailed through the Suez Canal to reach the Gulf eventually and leaving the country of Germany in November reaching the Middle East in December I was literally shocked at the difference in temperatures, it was HOT.
We spent a week and a half at port unloading equipment and then finally rejoined our unit in a giant warehouse at port. 2 days later we boarded a bus and traveled for hours out into the desert eventually being basically dumped onto the side of the highway and then boarding deuce and a half’s and traveling miles into the desert before setting up shop along side MSR Green.
2nd CosCom 2nd ACR 7th Corps. The rest is history.
But I will NEVER forget that 32 day trip spent aboard a merchant marine ship as an Army E4P, and from what I was told, I’m glad I volunteered as the rest of our unit flew to SA and spent that month on cots in a hot warehouse waiting on us to arrive.
Awesome story. Thanks for sharing, and thanks for your service.
Awesome story battle, thanks for sharing that, civi job/gov jobs are the way to go
Great story, thank you for your service
That is so cool, thank you for your service 🫡
That was a neat little read, man. Thank you for sharing.
Больше всего поражает, насколько гигантские нефтяные платформы и контейнеровозы незначительны перед океаном.
Больше порожает смелость людей в океане ! Дурик.
Больше поражает как строили нефтяные платформы
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Человек не силен совладать с разбушевавшейся стихией! Толи это огонь 🔥, будь то вода 💦 , мб ветер 🌬 или Земля 🌏 землетрясения...🏜🌵🧗🏼 После стихийных явлений, как правило возникают и стихийные бедствия⚠️ Мы все наши корабли.. танкеры.. авианосцы, контейнеровозы, а подавно яхты и уж тем более какие-нибудь каноэ *никогда не справятся с разбушевавшейся стихией*
Но пред Богом стихии смолкают и не в силах противостоять их Творцу‼️
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Нахуй смайлики?@@Misha_Dj_007
Мужчины, дай Вам Бог крепкого здоровья и Всех Благ ✊!!! Берегите себя, пожалуйста 🙏💓.
Is nobody gonna say anything about how the sea is called the North Sea not the nord sea
Bro you know shit is serious when you got safety Submarines instead of safety boats 😂
They're not submarines. They're heavy weather lifeboats.
They are submersible no?@@KsAdventures
@@preston26016 No
that was a off shore oil rig those are escape pods
@@preston26016 they are not submersible, they are enclosed. It's just to keep the boat from being completely flooded by a big wave and to protect the crew from the elements.
Какой океан величественный, сильный, могучий … какое все маленькое на фоне самого океана 😮
С одной стороны жутко , с другой завораживает
Чем больше лужа, тем больше судно.
Жутко? Это пиздец как страшно! 😰
Люди это не страшно вообще то это почти каждый раз происходит потому что в океане много штормов и моряки привыкли к этому корабли не потонут от больших волн только если будет большая дырка под судном
@@Ivan-no4wh Им, как привыкшим к этому может быть и не страшно. Нам, побывав там впервые, будет очень страшно. И суть даже не в том, что корабль не тонет. Страшно от самой атмосферы… незнания …
@@Ivan-no4whдурак что-ли?
All the people who work in these conditions are hero’s & a special kind of people .
Anybody contributing towards society is a good person one way or another
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Yo creo que es karma, un formador universal del carácter, que toca a todos, a cada quien a su debido tiempo... 🤫
My: where is my etsy package?
The vids first clip
Etsy: umm it will be here in umm 2 weeks😂
Вот кому надо давать все медали, оскары и все возможные почести!!!! Отважные и храбрые люди!!!!
Оскары-то при чём?
@@karnik4880 потому что про таких героев нужно фильмы снимать!!!
@ParaMelW А я смотрю вы из серии кого обосрать, идитЕ книги лучше почитайтЕ! Или на себя в зеркало желчью плюньте, мне таких как ты жаль!
Literalmente é lutar contra a natureza.
Deus salve essas vidas
Love the sea. Lots of respect. Different breed of people. Thank all of you.
It is ocean. MORE powerful
Not just in awe of men that work on the sea but also the men that built the structures such as oil rigs and the enormous ships.
they would have to have built them in seasons where the sea wasnt as crazy
The oil rigs and ships are built on land before they are put in the water. But your point still stands, the North Sea is unforgiving and terrifying.
But men and women are soo equal right
And the women!
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 I
They use helicopters to drop the pipe down a pre drilled hole. That's all I know
2nd clip - bro was waiting for the action time in a movie scene
It’s absolutely staggering how powerful the ocean can be. My dad was in the navy and he’s told me some stories of insane weather. Worst was the cape of South Africa. Just straight violent
I think thats why they call it the cape of storms and the birth place hurricanes start at.
Yep, And my Great Grandfather did it as a sailing ship captain from the 1860s on. First went to sea at 14 years old. The generations before in even more primative ships without the built up knowledge of today, alot was keeped secret , information was power and money. Im amazed the boats stayed afloat with their HUGE steel balls
Live in Cape Town. Can confirm
Respect to all these workers. May God bless and protect you all.
❤❤I understand I was sailor
Hear Here!
God 😂 ? You seriously think so?
@@Buktech I doubt that, bs.
@@friendlyneighborhoodmemer18 he was obviously being sarcastic
No wonder why my Amazon package says “Arriving late, possibly lost in transit” 💀
I thought amazon was american company they dont have your stuff in one of hundreds of warehouses in the states?
@@Cocacola47862Learn to take a joke Obama 🤓
The beginning:supposed to be scary
Me: so that’s where my squishmellow went..
I absolutely love the low notes. The singers are reaching with such clarity which just sends chills done my spine. It's beautiful and haunting
Get a fucking life loo
Try listening to the Qur’an for one hour and then send me a comment. Best regards
@@Palestine123-t Get off the internet, it's Haram
It's the call of your Scandinavian ancestors. The tribes of our people over a thousand years ago. The hamminja of your blood hears the call of the Aesir and Vanir.
@@Palestine123-tmusic bouddhiste tibétain
Крутая мощь океана а моряки отважные люди!!! Смотреть страх берет а в натуре - слов нет правильных! Всем здоровья и домой вернуться целыми и невредимыми!!!
As a sailor , thank you !
Амин.
Мне нравится стихия океана когда я лежу на диване дома
В живую ты стоишь с телефоном у ломи-ка и снимаешь) это выглядят шикарно и больше интересно чем страшно
Who realise that
North Sea is scarier ❌
The Song Is scarier ✅
It's Indian Ocean bruh
Sea is definately scariest.....
@@doglovers814it North Sea maybe this account owner is a Indian that’s why e put Indian Ocean lmao 🤣
@@majestyjnr9822He is from Germany 😑
@@majestyjnr9822 The first Clip was Indian Ocean and All of em are North Sea
"THE NORD SEA" bro really disrespected the nord sea💀
Какой же мощной смелостью надо обладать, чтобы работать в таких условиях 😳
Смотреть то сыкотно
Ой согласен, на 4 клипе я чуть не.... ☠️
Гигантские волны😳
Respect to the men out there doing their jobs in the oceans and seas
I don't want anybody to do this for me. i will buy more locally and reduce products from overseas drastically.
every product u use is assembled from parts from overseas to reduce production costs, so no, it won't help@@mompere
but what about the women? ya know women can do the same thing as men too ya know.
@@BlackStarr007😂 bro..stop the joke.. There are only 5% percentage of women work here.
Men and women are not equal...
Study biology.✅
Respect the sea! I used to work at sea and I worked on a ship through storms and rough seas. Its a job not for everybody. When I quit it took a few years for my sea legs to ware off. RESPECT THE OCEAN!
We ho told you people don't?
@@t.least.he.is.honest Nobody can understand your sentence. Try again
@@straightouttacornwall what happened is ,it jumped and if you had a fucking brain you could figure it out,so take away the e, fuck up
What does that actually mean?? What did you have to deal with while your “sea legs wore off” for a few years? Not being smart, I honestly don’t understand
@@thecannaiseur1535He's referring to his balance and his inability to maintain it on dry land. When you're working out in the ocean, you eventually become accustomed to constant movement of the waves, in order for your body to remain upright and not constantly falling over. This is colloquially known as "Getting your sea legs". Subsequently though, if you've been at sea for lengthy periods of time, when you actually return to dry land, the lack of movement under your feet can cause some people to have to face a readjustment period where their balance is continuously off-kilter for awhile as their mobility adapts back to walking on dry land. Hope that helps.😊
Im just the one see that guy running 0:13 just said "mama help me!" XD😂😂😂😂😂
"Always respect the sea. No matter how calm it may be at first" - My Uncle
Море как Путин
Ким Чен Ын
My Father, Grandfather, and Great Grandfather were all Naval Captains. My Grandfather was part of the Atlantic Convoys in WW2 and torpedoed twice. My Father worked with the North Sea oil rig divers (and the Special Forces divers) ....... When I was 16, he got permission to take me on board for two weeks because my mother was too ill to look after me. I couldn't believe how insanely rough the sea was. So much kudos to the men that work here.
Here in Russia we remember the gallantry and courage of American and British sailors during the WWII. Eternal glory for them!
@@user-is2cw1jp9qthat's awesome no matter what country we're from war is horrible and these men should all be remembered and respected very brave indeed
Огромное спасибо вашему деду и вашей стране за союзническую безвозмездную помощь❤
Невозможно выразить благодарность всем, кто принял участие для большой Победы.
P.S. Читал в детстве книгу о таких героях как ваш дед: "Реквием караван PQ17" Валентина Пикуля. Сильнейшие впечатления до сих пор.
My Grandfather was first Atlantic Convoys and then was moved to the convoys into Russia. He always described the Russian people as "brave, hard working, and kind".
@@sergeysaslabadi6009 Присоединяюсь к Вашим словам благодарности. Только насчёт " безвозмездной" - это Вы погорячились. Что нисколько не умаляет уважение к памяти моряков Северных Конвоев.
National Anthem of North Sea
Я бы не смог ни дня проработать на такой профессии , уважение тем кто там работает!
А мне как раз в таком обстановке
прям восхищаюсь что там происходит будто это мой родной дом
Remember, an amount of water the same volume as you is about the same weight as you. Water has a lot of strength and can push you around easily!
People's densities can vary greatly depending on factors like body composition (muscle mass tends to be denser than fat) and air in the lungs (air has much lower density than water). So, a highly muscular person could be lighter than the same volume of water while a person with high body fat could be heavier than the same volume of water.
Strongest force they say
@@whats0my0agendaother way around
Muscle is heavier and denser. Fat is lighter
@@whats0my0agenda boobies are fat and they float, making them less dense than water. Arnold Schwarzenegger would sink, like a rock or the Rock, which are heavier and denser than water.
@@whats0my0agendamuscle is heavier than fat but ok. i cant float because im mostly lean
Its incredible seeing humans build technology that can withstand such horror. Unbelievable.
The point of the video is they can't. Eventually nature will engulf everything we make.
It doesn't withstand all the time. I had a family friend that worked on board ships like this until on a stormy night it tipped over. Him and a few of his crew members lost their life that night; their bodies never found. I'm good staying off boats/ships.
Humans, eh? I see you 👽
@@kamartaylor2902 Not really. Most of the time, our technology can survive these horrors.
@@Stavroforoi_Kata_Islamnope man will never ever beat mother nature! He'll lose every single time!
This is why my packages get delayed😂😂😂😂😮😅