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Life on a U.S. Navy coastal patrol ship
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- Опубліковано 27 кві 2014
- A day in life of Petty Officer 1st Class Keevan Haynes aboard the U.S. Navy Coastal Patrol Ship the USS Typhoon. Haynes is not only the only culinary specialist onboard, but on such a small ship every sailor must strive to learn and do things outside their rating.
The U.S. Navy has 13 of these 179-foot ships crewed by about 25 sailors. Eight of them are currently forward deployed to Bahrain to operate in the U.S. 5th Fleet area of responsibility.
Produced By Hendrick Simoes
Read the story at: www.stripes.com/1.281260
My old ship. Best duty l ever had.
That's a squared away and motivated Sailor!
Petty Officer 1st Class Keevan Haynes is a boss!!! Well done Chief!!! Thank you for your service.
Petty Officer Haynes....You just expressed the life onboard a PC better than any I've heard. My CS was actually MS1 Blossom. MS1 Blossom, along with just about everyone else, could set the headspace and timing for the .50 cals in the middle of the night while still serving great food for the crew and I. I felt proud to commission USS TYPHOON and as some below have expressed I feel a greater sense of understanding of what the Coast Guard is all about too. Today's events in the gulf with USS THUNDERBOLT remind me of how important the PC's are to the fleet and our country. I'm proud of the PC fleet! Keep your powder dry and fair winds and following seas. Great job shipmate! From the Commissioning CO.
The Petty officer made some great points ..His worth and value even after he leaves the PC have gone up because of his exposure to the other shipboard jobs..Well explained Petty officer and good luck
Keevan...you make me proud. I was an EN3 aboard USS Coronado LPD-11 from '73 to '77. I was the assistant supv. in the boat shop. You have a great can do attitude. I know the U.S.N. is in good shape with sailors like you aboard.
Owen McCaffrey - I was on the USS Ponce LPD-15 from 83 to 87. We stole your stern gate in February 1984 when you guys were in the Philadelphia Navy Shipyard. Thanks shipmate ! 😉🇺🇸
Most popular people on any ship, or deployment on land for army, are: cooks, supply and pay.
Under supply we include those handling the mail.
The PO in the video had a great outlook/attitude. 👍
The Cyclone-class patrol ships are much better and more operationally effective than the unfortunate Littoral Combat Ships (LCS').
Great video, thanks, I served on a Fleet Tug one of our cooks was a rescue diver, we all did everything needed , Great duty sailed the Pacific from San Francisco to Sydney Australia two tours is Japan and area. USS Cocopa ATF 101
Great attitude & approach PO Haynes. True Jack of all trades!
Mad props to Mr. Haynes and his crewmates.
miked765 and he's a cook, too🇺🇸
Was the MS1 onboard USS SIROCCO PC-6 from Feb 99 to Nov 01. No doubt some of the most demanding, challenging and rewarding duty you can get detailed to.
Its all good Cook! I was the Yeoman on the ship. I did so much shit on so many ships, it is wonderful
Thanks for sharing man. T.
a vast heaving cookie!! I worked back aft on a nuclear submarine; I was line handler, capstan operator, bridge phone talker (paralleled all OOD orders), damage control party fwd & aft & maintained the galley as an electrician; only one at a time, but it was a *itch when the Captain wanted to waterski & we had to rig out the oars, lol my aching back
I was aMS/cook on BB62. repair locker3 under GQ . A lot of hard work and fun. GO NAVY!!!!
lived the PC life for 4 years, and loved every minute of it. Hooya patrol boats!!
Marco Rosales where did you deploy to?
A small house builds team work and teaches you to get along and live like a family. But when it comes to Chow time my big brother says get in off the the plate and eat it or I will. 😁
Most Navy vessels have sailors who can multi task. For instance an electronics tech can be doing firefighting or boarding party as well as his normal job. The smaller the ship the more you will find ratings having a broader knowledge of other sailors jobs.
I was on a 140ft icebreaker with a crew of 17. Our cook, a 2nd class, was the winch guy on line 4. Later in life, as a 1st class, I was the attack team leader for a shipboard fire if tied up in port. For R&A, I had to provide and use the "ultrahot" cutting torch.
I was engine man third class on a Minesweeper for three and a half years, very similar Duty
Which minesweeper was that?
Garrison Life in the peacetime Army of the 1980's was a 5 day, 40 hour week (usually) thing (field training excepted) compared to life as sea...besides I get seasick so I decided to play in the dirt instead.
Summer; face down in the dirt. Winter; face down in the mud.
I’ve always thought the smaller ships would be more fun
I would think working on a coastal patrol ship would be a big boost in your career path. Because you are getting cross-trained in so many different jobs you become more valuable to the Navy.
Looks like a super-sweet job. Except you need a food service assistant to pack all those plates.
Too small of a boat to have a large number of crew.
He is well qualified to go to other ships and jobs after the work he did on that ship.
ayo never thought the uss hurricane was THAT big
I noticed he was cooking ground beef, in the UK , Australia New Zealand , that is called mince , ok .
another nice patrol boat, better than the expensive LCS.
Jason Smith yeah, but the LCS is harder to spot on radar
they should have done the life of an Enginman on board a PC, they do it all. up all night repairing a generator then maning lines during sea n anchor detail next morning. watching the rest of the crew go off on liberty while they stay behind and take on fuel or make repairs. standing 4 n 8 watches or 6 n 6 if the FN's dont hurry up and get qualled.
william gilbert I was a QM on one and as a 1st class, sea and anchor conning officer and underway OOD. Also Damage control plotter and did my turn on the twin .50s too. It's not just ENs that get to do it all on these boats brother.
As a fellow EN I can relate
there classified platoon of Teams on board.⚓🚢
Most important person on the ship is the cook.
all coasties do every one of those jobs and a hell of a lot more
Kb Reynolds depends on what cutter you're on.. guaranteed a Sailor on the USCGC Bertholf doesn't do what Sailors on the USCGC Blue Shark do..
@@dundonrl Truth. Patrol cutters, yah probably the same as the video. Anything larger that 30 people I'd imagine the departments take more control over their own specified area.
What are the different roles of the 24 non-officer men?
تحتاج الدولة التونسية إلى 5 خافرات سواحل من فءاة ،Uss Cyclone لتأمين السواحل التونسية عاش الجيش التونسي درعا حصينا للوطن
anyone who ever served with an honest heart is a much better person than i'll ever be.
That sounds like a cool job. How often do you go out into the small zodiacs and board other ships? Also is this patrol boat capable of sailing back to the US all on its own?
MbisonBalrog in 2003 I did 123 boardings.
They went from Norfolk to Bahrain leading up to the Iraq war but now they are usually transported on heavy lift ships because the Atlantic crossing caused a lot of damage.
This is basically the life on board a Coast Guard boat 😂
Matt Schmader the coast guard had possession of 2 of them
I think the CG still has both of them doing drug interdiction work. Almost all of the Cyclones were headed that way UNTIL the Navy needed shallow draft ships for the Gulf. I think the US gave one to the Philippines too. I know we have 12 of 14 boats built left with 10 in the Gulf.
swaghauler nope, CG gave them back in like '08
That's stupid. You guys don't have enough men and ships to do your job now! The assholes in DC are worried about walls when most of our borders are COAST. They can send the NG to watch the border, the Coast Guard boats I've crossed sailing are WAY TOO OLD to continue such a dangerous mission. They should be giving you guys new boats.
swaghauler yeah, it's getting there the high endurance 378's with National Security Cutters which are rolling out, the 210' and 270' medium endurance cutters with Offshore Patrol Cutters that are being built, our 87' Marine Protector Class Cutters and 110' Island Class Cutters with 154' Fast Responce Cutters
makes me wish I reupped oh the memories!
Why not buying some aussie built armidale-class patrol boats instead of the highly expensive LCS's? much better way to replace the cyclone-class
Kinda like the Coast Guard. Correct me if I am wrong but do cutters have the same mission?
Yes. It’s hard for me to watch this being in the Coast Guard because it’s the whole point of our branch 😭
In the 1980s. Civilian Airliners poaching military pilots. In the 1990s, it was big corporations poaching executives from military ranks. Today, with the explosion of celebrity chefs, the fanciest restaurants are starting poaching their sou's chef from military as well. Pretty soon all good military chef will get poached too. Its good thing for them men/women. But its a serious issues for the military I supposed.
Does anyone know what the red and white Flag is with the US flag starting at 2:19. There might be a joint country training going on.
Hotel? So a pilot?
I saw where they were transferring some of these to the Philippines. I remember when the Navy didn't want them and turned some of them over to the Coast Guard.
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Served on a 140ft icebreaker with 17 man crew. Small crews are always multitasked but very tight.
Nice gig only cooking for 28. But no mess cook would suck.
I as a united states navy man, yeoman, i did it all any way
done my time in the gulf sir. I fought my way.
well, I am a man who loves our GOD
Whole ships company smaller then B Division on an old Tin Can.
2:10 is that a bicycle seat????
sure is
Gota get your cardio in somehow
cyclone class
definitely hard on material
Normal life in the Coast Guard.
Yeah without the chance of fighting a war
The Coast Guard has fought in wars and stand ready to fight along side their fellow service members.
The Coast Guard has fought in every war.
Basically using the same shit we had on there 14 years before this video even down to the microwave
Haynes
Coastal Patrol boats should be something like World War 2 ships get guns something like World War II era guns and the bridge should be something like the World War II era this is just wishful thinking thank you for sharing this
Kind of like being in jail with a greater chance of drowning.
This is a job for the Coast Guard, not the Navy.
@101327 battleship grey looks better with strips lol
@101327 yeah but they're just as old as 378" cutters which are almost decomed
@101327 definitely and now the OPC as well
@101327 haven't seen much about it the 57mm has programmable ammo, then there's the CIWIS and the OPC should have a mk38 above the hanger
No he's not Buzz...
patrol craft for drug interactions.⚓
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Is that guy stoned or what?
Yea they barely get sleep
BuzzKill Why don't you try it for yourself or are you still waiting for your balls to drop? It was a "cook" who stepped up during Pearl Harbor and manned a .50 cal AA gun shooting down a Zero, He then saved a shipmates life , got medal for for his heroic actions, What have you done for your fellow man and country?