Watch as Royal Navy sailors complete terrifying exercise in 90 mph winds
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- A group of Royal Navy sailors braved winds as strong as 90 mph to complete a terrifying training exercise on the Southern Ocean.
Footage from February 1 shows a small patrol boat navigating its way over rough waves whipped up by extremely strong waves.
The filmer said that if the boat had capsized the rescue operation would have been difficult as the sea is freezing cold and they were in a remote location.
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Based on the accents of the sailors I suspect that's a New Zealand Ship.
WHAT A BEAUTIFUL MOMENT... And I'm here - you come in too
Err I think the clues in the title.😟
@@kestrel5065 Royal Navy? That would indicate the original Royal Navy, which is British. Not much of a clue that lad.
@@matthewcorcoran2891 Thank you. You beat me to the comment. LOL
Gold medal for them 👆🎖🎖
I know it just another day at the office for you, but I already puke out 2 nights ago dinner when we started.
Wheeee! Honestly looks fun and dangerous at the same time.
Video is deceptive. Normaly a biggish sea looks small on video. If it looks big, however, it is!
That’s nothing compared to crew on belowdecks the mediterranean tv series 🤣
Terrifying? Its a 8m rib and 2 meter waves hahaha.
Damn.. that was some rough sea . Any feminist that would like to die for her country like these man ?? .. that's right, I didn't think so
I day every day for my country, I night every night for it too.
There are women aboard these ships to,,you did know that,,they put there lives on the line to
@@daveh6479 on the ship yes .. but not on that little inflatable boat
@@world-wide9136 and you know that for a fact because you were on that boat? or are you just hiding behind your screen spreading hate? how patriotic of you...
@@Lalelu931 I was in the military my friend.. so I know that for a fact . I just told the truth in that comment and now you are the one harassing me
Bananas
This is the Royal New Zealand Navy!
@Jaaaaaaayyyy I'm in the Royal New Zealand Navy, I was posted to this ship during this video... Google the New Zealand White Ensign flag and compare it to the one seen in this video!
What the world does not realise is that RN sailors will do anything for extra black pudding at breakfast!
That's only if they eat their meat.
Southern Ocean is the most badass of all the oceans. No land mass to interrupt it as it goes round and round the globe. The waves are enormous.
guts of steel...!we were ones rescued by the royal navy once in dover in a much stronger winds than this....thank you all very much...!it was a small chemical tanker that we were in,my last ride...
They didn’t show the most dangerous part, hooking up to the davits and getting hoisted aboard.
what I was waiting for too!
Brave souls! This will definitely never be on my to-do list!!
Looks like it was the Royal New Zealand Navy. Not the Royal Navy (who are British but just as good btw). Different country, same Queen.
Definitely with those accents
Yep!
The rigid inflatable is flagged RAN, the crew on the ship certainly sound kiwi on the other hand.
@@Donkeyrx4 Nope, that's the RNZ navy ensign at 1:21.
@@Grumblemarc at 1:11 and unless my eyes deceive, southern cross would appear blue rather than red. I see these inflatables near daily here.
I was for years a member of the boardingteam on eastcoast and westcoast of Greenland, and even if the weather often was terrible, this is up there where I remember it being the worst.
They may be dry suits when they start this drill, but Not when they are done!
Wow! Balls of Steel
Holy smokes , this is no weather to fuck around with and what a solid boat....
damn
This is craziest boat ride I ever seen, amazing.
the best advice I ever got in the Navy: there are only two kinds of ships. submarines and targets. choose wisely.
TBH I don't know how you guys stand being locked in a metal capsule underwater for long periods of time. You guys are nuts for sure!
Looks like that Coxswain earned his daily beer and rum ration.
Sigh, no rum ration since 1970, another big sigh.
@@loddon82 I beg to differ, I am a former Boatswains mate 2nd class USN that was stationed on a fast frigate at Pearl Harbor 84-88. One day during a break in international exercises we had visiting ships from New Zealand and Australia docked alongside the quay where my ship was, while walking by one afternoon we heard a friendly shout from the quarterdeck of one of the ships inviting us on board for a spot of rum and being a man who enjoyed a good drink me and a couple buddies went on board to enjoy some good southern hospitality. Honestly I can't remember if it was the Aussie ship or the New Zealand ship that we went on but nevertheless we went into the mess and thinking a spot of rum equaled a shot were taken aback when i was handed a coffee mug filled to the rim with dark rum. That's when my mates and i were told that all sailors had a daily ration of beer and rum if they were off duty which was a surprise to us to say the least. They also offered beer but I could hardly finish the rum. They thought we were a bunch of lightweights LOL, On the other hand on my ship after 90 consecutive days at sea we were given two lousy budweisers to keep morale high amongst the crew with another few weeks to go before stopping somewhere, you should have seen the wheeling and dealing by the drinkers on the crew trying to get the non drinkers to give us their two beers! In my time whenever heading out for an extended voyage many sailors on board would stash a bottle or two on board to help relieve the monotony. Good times! It wasn't a british ship so maybe that's why they still had their rum ration. Cheers mate!
@@hunterroberts9951 I can't speak for the Aussies and Kiwis rum ration but I know for sure the Royal Navy lost theirs in 1970. Junior rate sailors were allowed three cans of beer a day, which they had to buy although cheaply. Senior rates had draft beer on tap and an array of the usual spirits and were expected to exercise restraint. An officer used to check the books now and again to see who was drinking what and how much. I believe the senior rates have now lost their draft beer and also have cans, a very backward step!
@@loddon82 Yes I would say that is a morale crushing move. Well then that coxswain certainly earned his paycheck LOL.
u sailors truly earned the b.o.s. brothers of steele award brits finest
INDEED !!!
That's some really good driving.
You don’t drive a boat, you conn a boat. - poppa Jim
I was so tensed up watching that!... especially when that big wave came at them!😲🤤
Stop this dinghy I wanna get off!! - That’s what I’d be saying if I was on it. Give me the air any day. I always said the people in the Royal Navy were nuts.....brass balls, but nuts just the same. This vid proves it. Damn!
That's some skills salute to you all.
Reminds me of my days in the R.N. Times my slipped by but the seas still look the same.
For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.
John 3:16
That is a gnarly ride.
Everyone knows it’s the combined weight of their steel balls anchoring the vessel to prevent capsizing
Subvet657 I agree with you spent 10 years in boats, 2 years in command.
PHEW,now thats seamanship for you.
🤭🤢🤮
Kiwi's rule!
Its new zealand navy.
Woopee....bet that was great fun!!! 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧.
This Guys know what they doing 💪🏼
Super,Labombastic,Fantastic,Školastic!!!!!!👍👏🤘😍🏍️💓🤝🙏🧠😇
It looks like this boat is self-healing after capsizing. But guys are great! Respect and pride for them!
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Self-righting.
those guys/gals have big balls i love the sea but,man u r brave kepp up good seamanship from across the pond brothers
Here before this gets recommended 10 years later.
Here before clout chasers start talking about UA-cam recommendations
Okay these recommendation/algorithm comments are getting so corny anfd cliché
Felicitaciones a toda esa gente valiente qué Lidia cada día con la adversidad
Wow how contrasting - being on that ship your like meh not that rough then you imagine being on that little boat... life is just a matter of perspective :)
That’s some balls...hand salute!
*_Во во, всем кораблям на заметку, проплывать это место, только в большой шторм._* 🙄🙄🙄😎😎😎😎😎😎
Reminded me of being on a USN fleet oiler and doing underway replenishments of TaskForces in the South China Sea in the early to mid 60's, during storms or calm weather, it was done irregardless of the weather.
WHAT A BEAUTIFUL MOMENT... And I'm here - you come in too
argh, Irregardless is not a word used in proper language. It means the same as regardless. Same people who say Could care less. Means you do care. The saying is COULDN"T care less. youdon't care.
@@TheKira699 - After I entered the comment, I sort of thought that I had used the wrong word, but thought that the grammar police would probably catch it and notify me. Thank you, Officer!
I bet that was the cook that was laughing??! 🤔😂
It would have been more interesting if I knew what they were trying to do.
Стальные яйца.
Good Like video
Much respect for the sea!
Royal Navy? I don’t think so. That’s a kiwi talking ... “that’s dangerous bro”. More like Royal New Zealand Navy thanks!
Royal either way....... Rule Britannia
Bullshit,,,thats not 90 mph,, sure its pretty windy,but its not 90mph,,,clickbait
Sound like Aussies or Kiwis to me.
That's my Uber ride I called in.
Sorry but I can only say this in my language (Castellano, R. Argentina): ¡Qué "huevos" tienen estos marineros! True sailors.
jajajajajaja exacto Gonzalo....que webos !! jjajaja una vez estuve en una tormenta parecida a eso y no es muy divertido !! saludos desde Monterrey Mexico!
Fully hectic there bra heaps wicked kiwi accent there ,good job boys
Yeah, I think it could be the New Zealand Navy maybe? Very Kiwi accents!
@@MrChaza001 ,🐱🦄🦓🐯🐎
Typical Kiwi's. Hard af.
Soft and juicy just like the lamb they sleep with
Balls of steel !!!
When i was on HMS Guernsey in the early 2000s we used to send out the seariders in similar conditions to board trawlers and inspect nets etc. We lost a searider in roughers similar to this one day in the English channel. The jimmy had the ship and was apparently on the wrong course for recovery (was meant to have been beam on for recovery i believe?) anyway, i was bowman as part of the searider boat crew and i had just attached the bow line after coming alongside the Guernsey and was moving back to take my place for recovery when the bow of the searider broached under a wave and went down, all 5 of us in the boat were tossed into the oggin and had to wait like 20 mins in shitty conditions for those on the ship to sort the port searider out to recover us, the stbd searider later washed up in Le Havre i think it was. I was in my 20s and that left traumatised for a good while and needless to say i branch changed to stoker after that, no more dabbering 🤣
very brave HOW do they get the motor launch back on the ship in that weather ? any videos
Quickly, efficiently and in an important order. In big seas one mistake can costs equipment or lives. This is what the marines live for, they’re as brave as paratroopers ;-)
, Braver... ; )
@@robinjohnson6816
Nah, lol
@@parajacks4 Not marines, sailors..
That looks like alot of fun is have a blast 😂😂
Ngl, I’d love to try that once in my life
Considering the UK sent a naval task force to the South Atlantic Ocean in 82
This reminds me of surfers with jet skis towing guys onto monster waves.
Neptune is angry!!! God bless the Royal Navy!!!!!
El coraje del marino , choca en la locura .. Excelente .-
Its blowing but definitely not 90 mph ..
So… like how do they get back on board the mother ship ?.
This is a Zodiac Hurricane boat, which is not in use by the Royal Navy but is in service with Royal Australian Navy and Royal New Zealand Navy... which would match with the accents of the guys behind the camera.
They fly the Australian White Ensign
Yup.
What I wanna know is how do you recover this boat in such conditions
So easy to flip boat over coming off the top of those waves with the wind lifting you from underneath. And rescue in those conditions: improbable.
well, can't practice in the bathtub. Navy should be trained in all weather conditions!
That rib will withstand a lot of battering trust me it's the guys on there holding on your be surprised that it's not that bad because see sickness is far from your mind when doing these exercises at sea hats off to them
You have been mad or the UK to fight a con...oh wait the UK has done that
Thats normale on sea and its there job and thay where born on the sea almost,
Shouldn’t this be 144kph?
When cabin fever hits an you just gotta get out there..
With the right Training and equipment you would expect nothing less!!!!
Okay, so I am going to train you to hold your breath and then ask you to swim under water for an hour. No problem, right?
@@kalicom2937 Go and train yourself!
@@hansb.8 Go swimming.
@@hansb.8 I don't need to. I can both swim and hold my breath. But I will not attempt to do these things for extended periods. Because I am not stupid and realise that training and equipment does not guarantee 100% protection from drowning and - in the case of the guys on that boat - hypothermia.
So, stop being and idiot and realise that everyone else watching that video knows: 1) That boat crew was incredibly skilled. 2) What they did was incredibly dangerous 3) If that boat had gone over they would be very very lucky to survive - and they knew it, so they were also incredibly brave.
You tried to distill all of that down to "easy peezy, bit of training and a survival suit and anyone could have done that" and then responded like a child when call out on it. You utter utter moron.
@@kalicom2937 you can't even read!!! I said: with the right Training, nothing from easy peezy. I can also tell you : I'm ex German Navy, so I know a little about " right Training".
Looks like a pac 22 well up for the job
Look how clean the water looks! Blue...not some dirty green...
Southern Ocean is dark blue
Em português.... Crlhooooooo !!! 😮👍👍👍 🏆
Very skill full
New Zealand Navy, NOT the Royal Navy
New ZEALAND BABY!
I wouldn’t want to be on the big boat let alone the bloody dinghy
Que motor y que temple esa gente felicitaciones
Hell no..... hhhhhhheeeeeelllllllllll nnnnooo! :)
No one sees they actually pee in their pants 😁
Why terrifying? Are they scared?
Dangerous wave creating great sailors
What's annoying, is, I'm pretty sure those PAC 22 boats / Jet boats , aren't supposed to be used in anything higher than a sea state 4. That looks like. 7 at least. I hope there was a SAR aircraft on standby, incase it went to shit.
это что,сомалийские пираты?
Poor boys at this gut-shaker!
Gangsta asf
Mucho respect to our boys
That’s a boat not a dolphin
That s superb skill that only one second mistake can arrange him meeting face2face with god on heaven.
🤣 really?
Good coxswain. Thank You
They sound like kiwi boys.