While in the navy, I served aboard an aircraft carrier. During my time serving on it, the ship was in drydock for several months. It was very fascinating to see the underside of such a huge ship!
In the U.S. all that is removed off of the ships surface (paint, rust, etc.) Is captured in the dry doc , tested and sent to a hazmat landfill. Due to the Clean Water Act and numerous other regulations, this does not end up in the ocean.
I always thought the most mysterious part of dry dock was placing the blocking for the keel to sit on. Thank you for sharing. Have a great day and stay safe.😀😀
@@davemeeks8109 draft marks are in either feet or meters If meters there will usually be a larger "M" If in feet, sometimes the "tens" digit is smaller and easily missed. Drafts of common cargo ships is between 8 meters and 16 meters for example
Aircraft 🛬 and ship repair and maintenance is a worthy business for countries that could be considered as a good, profitable place for conducting such tasks,technical support ,services and skills;nevertheless,work force,training requirements are subjects that have to be addressed with expertise,dexterity and capability.such great projects can only be seen as an index of economic strength and sustainable growth development 😎👍
While in the navy, I served aboard an aircraft carrier. During my time serving on it, the ship was in drydock for several months. It was very fascinating to see the underside of such a huge ship!
While in the navy, I served aboard an aircraft carrier. During my time serving on it, the ship was in drydock for several months. It was very fascinating to see the underside of such a huge ship!
They always have the coolest videos
Imagine the amount of toxic chemicals we need to dump in the ocean were we go fishing for our food? What’s wrong with human.
In the U.S. all that is removed off of the ships surface (paint, rust, etc.) Is captured in the dry doc , tested and sent to a hazmat landfill. Due to the Clean Water Act and numerous other regulations, this does not end up in the ocean.
I always thought the most mysterious part of dry dock was placing the blocking for the keel to sit on. Thank you for sharing. Have a great day and stay safe.😀😀
Hello everyone
This is a wonderful report and the video is great🇨🇵🎥⚓️😃
tanks for true info
Canadians are such nice people lolol
Very good video.
Did I notice that most naval vessel sit in 8 ft. of water according to the numbers in dry dock.
Deeper than that
@@Thomasnmi I suppose it could be 8 yards and not 8 feet, it would make more sense.
@@davemeeks8109 draft marks are in either feet or meters
If meters there will usually be a larger "M"
If in feet, sometimes the "tens" digit is smaller and easily missed.
Drafts of common cargo ships is between 8 meters and 16 meters for example
Aircraft 🛬 and ship repair and maintenance is a worthy business for countries that could be considered as a good, profitable place for conducting such tasks,technical support ,services and skills;nevertheless,work force,training requirements are subjects that have to be addressed with expertise,dexterity and capability.such great projects can only be seen as an index of economic strength and sustainable growth development 😎👍
7:34 Imagine spending that money for homeless war veterans!
Creo que soy el único que usa este canal para aprender inglés xD
Welt,dw, this one ... could would do with some more tho
Forgot spark
The blue jets were beautiful. but that's just the opinion of an old bag.
They are called " Ships" , not "boats".
Navy ships are painted haze gray and not deck gray!
Or, as in Canada, seasick green. 🤣🤣
While in the navy, I served aboard an aircraft carrier. During my time serving on it, the ship was in drydock for several months. It was very fascinating to see the underside of such a huge ship!