CS life on a Ship USS Port Royal CG73
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- Опубліковано 9 вер 2024
- A day in the life of a CS on a cruiser and rambling about some of the other things I've done on the ship.
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My pa was on this ship
I was on this ship when she ran aground
So was I who is this?
What about the new directive that on-watch CSs have to stay on board the ship at night in port? I'm hearing it's being implemented to give the duty section sufficient personnel to handle in-port fires and other emergency situations.
Just only heard people talk about it. Nothing has been put into place that I know of.
How come so many people say cs get no days off?
We do we just work longer hours than most rates. Not including engineering of course.
Are you working 5 & 2 at sea? We only worked 5 & 2 in port and on shore duty. Often in a foreign port, we'd either work day on, day off or 2 on, 2 off.
Only in Port we work 5 and 2.
@@arteagaa95 Then there was day on, stay on! During the fall of Vietnam, we were working 12 hours a day feeding refuges and the crew at NAS Cubi Pt., P.I.
We'd work 1 & 1 or 2 & 2 watches in foreign ports to give all the cooks equal time ashore, especially when we were only in port for a short time. I loved 5 & 2 watches.
What's good former CS2 from the Port Royal, shout out to the CS's 2018-2022, I couldn't agree more with yah. It can be fun but it also can be a pain in the ass.
My ship is a destroyer In San Diego is it similar
A destroyer is a bit smaller than a cruiser but it does have alot of similarities
I got orders to the Port Royal. My ship is this one. I can't wait for it, just quarantined in Pearl Harbor
I'll be there in a few weeks...see you soon.
@@wallacecam311 I’m there now !! From what I’ve seen seems like you’re right
@@dafordkidfilms2264 That's unfortunate, my division is awesome.