USS North Carolina Submarine
Вставка
- Опубліковано 5 січ 2025
- Welcome to this North Carolina Now special on the USS North Carolina Submarine. In this special you will see what the 21st Century Nuclear Attack Submarine can do during Sea Trials. Then you will meet some of the North Carolina's namesake sailors serving abord the SSN-777. Then we dock here in Wilmington for the final step in preparing to serve our country, Commissioning. So, lets climb aboard and see the USS North Carolina.
I am a cold war veteran submariner, last of the Polaris Missile Tech's off the Robert E. Lee SSBN 601. My Father was Pharmacist Mate /Corpsmen on the BB-55 during most of the war and landed with the Marines on at least one occasion. His father, my Grandfather was a Ships Carpenter USN 1917.
I am the 3rd generation, L. Badkin to serve our great country in the United States Navy spanning over a 100 years of family support to the nations freedom, amen. Thanks Shipmates!
vbadkin 601 blue crew 75-77 f***ing nuke
Thank you for your service!
Thank you both for your service. I did my little part as a shipfitter on the refit of the 601 at Mare Island in '77. She was a great boat.
db tired boat with GREAT crew when I was onboard
Thanks for your service ship mate
As an American these men fill my heart with pride. Thank you for your service, your sacrifice, and that of your families.
My dad was from North Carolina. I remember going aboard the battleship North Carolina when I was a kid. I later joined the Navy and served aboard a Sturgeon class fast attack submarine. Now a generation later, SSN-777 carries on the highest traditions of the Navy and service to our country.
Very fitting to have the USS North Carolina named sub when the area off the coast is called the Graveyard of the Atlantic. #s very 2000-5000 sunk ships and the USS North Carolina battleship “Showboat” is a beautiful sight. My grandfather lived close to Wilmington at the coast and he was a ww2 vet. He first took me to the battleship in the early 80s. And I’ve been going since
Extremely impressive ship and crew. Glad to see the CO of this lethal warship is a full Captain. His experience will be a decisive factor in the event it ever is First In Fight.
My Father was a submariner and is now retired from the Navy. I recently retired from the Air Force however, I have the utmost respect for what he has endured.
Bless our Vets. These guys rock!! 🇺🇸🇺🇸
Sense of purpose and enthusiasm of crew and North Carolina people is impressive. Enjoyed this very much. Thank you.
Submariners are a unique and special group of men. God bless them.
@Big Bill O'Reilly Certainly fun and boredom, interrupted by brief moments of stark terror! lol
*s/ Retired 24 Year US Navy Submariner - USNA Class of 1965*
And women now.
@Big Bill O'Reilly was this in any way necessary?
@@jimconnor5120 don't mind him he has trump derangement syndrome
@Big Bill O'Reilly Too right ..........served on british subs for 10 years.......would do it all again.
This ship makes me proud to be a submariner and a north Carolinian. BZ shipmates I love you all
Great show my dad was in ww2 me I was in Vietnam both of us marines I miss my dad
Thanks for you and your family's service.
Thanks to the crew each and everyone of you ; best wishes for a great career with the USN , many of us out here envy the unique and memorable adventures and opportunities that will come your way since for many of us those doors that once invited us in have now all closed.
I particularly liked where a small piece of the old USS North Carolina was 'donated' to the new vessel to continue the service of those veterans into a new era. From what I can make out it was a few deck-boards but what significance! Those deck-boards resounded to sailor's boots during WW2 and now resound to the next generation's boots. I also like the primary order, "Man our ship and bring her to life". I'm a Brit and know little of US maritime traditions but those words seem very poignant and appropriate. Good luck to 777 and all who sail in her.
Yep, it was! Nice one
The Virginia class is truly awesome
I served on USS Dolphin, AGSS 555 and after looking at this video I can only say that this boat is a beautiful piece of engineering.
willl 88 there may have been but not this one this one was for research and DEEP diving had window(s) museum in San Diego now
I did a bit of work on the Triple Nickel at Mare Island. She is truly one of a kind. If that boat could talk.......
Damalia Marsi slightly deeper diver than my 601 & 665 boats; my adviser at Nuclear Power School was on the NR-1
I was the senior medical officer for COMSUBDEVGRU-1 during 1992-1995 and supervised the medical department for USS DOLPHIN as well as all other CSDG-1 assets. During my career in the submarine force, rode a lot of SSNs and SSBNs as medical oversight. Retired just after the USS VIRGINIA class were launched. Good documentary!
CAPT P HUNT, MC,USN (ret)
@Phillip Hunt I know and once worked for you possibly. Small world if so...
Amazing tech advancement. Also props to the seaman @16:24. PSP in a sub! Its the small things can count.
Like how at 21:23 what I'm guessing is the depth readout says 186 ft but there is a zero in front of it wonder if the real number is over 3000ft
Godspeed, USS North Carolina....Run Silent...Run Deep! Anchor's Away!
Pride Runs Deep....former RM2(SS)
I have no doubt that she is the best boat in our fleet.....
NC Pride...🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
I served on USS Columbus SSN 762. Got out right as my rate of TM was being integrated to MM. Wasn't a fan of that but I see they still call them Torpedomen.
*THE GREAT STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA HAS BEEN GIVEN THE STATE-OF-THE-ART SUBMARINE AND A CREW THAT WILL SERVE IN DEFENDING OUR NATIONS SECURITY AND FREEDOMS FOR MANY YEARS TO COME WITH PRIDE, WE BLESS THIS SUBMARINE WITH THE MERCY AND GRACE TO KEEP HER SAFE AND VICTORIOUS THROUGHOUT HER LIFE, GOD BLESS THE USS NORTH CAROLINA AND HER CREW!!*
Amen! Great State of North Carolina Representing!
@Satan Your Mom?
@@tlamn1905 I miss my home. ❤
@Squirrel I care
I wish she would come to Wilmington
Thank you Mike McIntyre for recognizing the CSS North Carolina.
Angles and dangles are primarily for making sure everything is stowed for sea. As was observed in this video, the mess decks are where things usually go flying.
Facts presented that are amazing. A non intrusive periscope that allows for the bridge to be located in a larger roomier combat center bridge. Vertically launched missiles are external to the pressurized hull where the crew resides. The Commanding officer holds the rank of captain which has more experience to in command.
one of the most dangerous jobs in the world,,,.. my salute to you ,, mates..
What ? its not even close sheesh
@@gowdsake7103 yeah it is
Dolphines u know @alex aleks
@@hoffieldj Try deep sea fishermen, deep sea divers, coal mining etc etc
www.cnbc.com/2019/12/27/the-10-most-dangerous-jobs-in-america-according-to-bls-data.html see any submariners on there ? Can you name any submariners that have been killed this decade in the US ?
This is a bad boy. We're in good hands, thanks to our servicemen. Thanks to all.
All I can say is that for the few times I’ve been thought North Carolina I realized that Carolinians are the most amazing people I have ever met . Even the bbq sauce in NC is different. Even the military recognizes their amazing military personnel from NC . 🫡
Their *TOP SPEED* is *THAT QUIET??* Wowzers....
*GOOD LUCK IN THE FUTURE, CREW OF **_SSN-777!!!!_*
It is a shame Hugh Morton Sr. is not still alive to enjoy this event as he was responsible for getting the USS North Carolina Battleship in its place in Wilmington in 1960 as well as the Azelea Festival. RIP as well as all those sailors who have served on the past three North Carolina named ships.
I’ve never been so proud in my life
So freaking cool
Salute to the Submariners and Battleship Sailors from a flat top sailor! Served on the USS Kitty Hawk CV-63 from 1987 to 1991.
Very cool
Bless all who sail within her.
hi D B...
who is a word - HER -
Beautiful presentation.
I was on Submarines for 20 years. I am from North Carolina and would love to have served on board the USS North Carolina. Gods speed, fair winds and following seas my shipmates.
Boat
I WAS. Raised in NC, FORT BRAGG .DAD was Army me and my brother went into the USAF.
The Chair Force :) All jokes aside Thank Y'all for your Service! (My cousin's in the Army so he taught me the jokes - puddle pirates, crayon eaters, etc and that the Army is the best branch :)
@@MyPrivateMusic Each service has a specific function that they do. Granted when all 5 services, YES the COAST GUARD is now a family member. We all have a function to fill. YES I FUN AROUND too I modified the TV commercial for the Marines..the few the proud, the Marines. TO the few the proud, the Crazy. Which Marines that I have said that too TOTALLY AGREE. Yes I'm a proud airhead.
@@MH5XXXX Thank You all for defending us!
@@MyPrivateMusic WELL ABOUT THAT. WHEN i went in i wanted a job that i can TAKE WITH ME to the OUTSIDE(CIVILIAN WORLD). alot of Army jobs you cant do that BUT THE USAF AND NAVY U CAN. besides those 2 services the COAST GUARD which is now a USA MILITARY SERVICE may be a possibility. military training is like a GOLD TICKET a WILLY WONKA. they LOVE TO SEE that ,better odds on getting hired too. USAF vet
I don’t think I’d want to be stuck on a submarine however compared to the old subs in WW2 these modern machines are complete luxury with all the onboard facilities. Plus submariners are a different breed to their Navy counterparts. It definitely takes a special kind of individual to work on these amazing ships.
I like the number, a lucky ship coming from my favorite east coast state!
Submariners and Battleship veterans: Salute from the Netherlands. T.
Ah, country Orange....
God bless North Carolina...the best state of 🇺🇸
Thank you all who serve Our home land. You all are The Greatest of American’s. May The Almighty God bless you all. WE THE PEOPLE!!! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸!! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸!!
This is my boat and my crew. Sure miss it sometimes!
Best chow ever!!!
AWSOME!!!!!!! GO USA AND OUR SUBMARINERS GOD BLESS YOU ALL!!!!!!! REGARDS FROM FLORIDA !!
I served aboard two US Navy Knox Class Frigates during the Cold War as a Sonar Technician. These surface vessels were designed to detect and track Soviet submarines (Anti-Submarine Warfare) that may threaten the Fleet or mainland cities in the US and those of it's allies. Modern US subs have always been much stealthier (and harder to detect) than the Russian subs. We 'accidentally' found a contact with our towed array sonar (TASS) on an exercise in the Atlantic. The C.O. and Weapons Division Officer looked at the data, then confiscated our recorded frequency chart. We were told not to discuss the 'incident', and that we never heard or saw anything. I believe we may have detected one of our own. To this day, I know that one of the most dangerous jobs in the Navy is being on the crew of a submarine. They deserve our respect and gratitude. To all Sailors out there who died performing their duties, Fair Winds and Following Seas.
What a great CO and XO on the SSN NC....(I'm a resident and i very much appreciate this story)...👍
I was on the plankowner crew for USS Alaska.... Reactor Operator/Electronics Tech...
Very different story for us...Captain Callahan...
We called him "Caligula-han".... Dark times with that guy
Over the 3 years of his command...literally 90% of the crew left the Navy when their enlistment was up...the other 10% transferred to a new command.
2 officers had to leave for mental stress....
What a serious waste of great talent...I worked with some of the most excellent professionals in my life.... And we all left...ughh!
It's good to see the Admirals are doing a way better job on selecting COs for the Silent Service...
Go Navy!
(sorry for painting a bad picture...hoping our experience was extremely rare... videos like this give me great hope!)
God bless our men and women of uniform. And God bless America🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
God and mass destruction and lack of compassion yep you summed that up
What a technological difference between my "boat" USS Lafayette SSBN 616 and this sub. I wish I were younger, I'd reup for a tour of duty on this baby.
Marc Cadwell, Yeah, I feel the same way, I was. NAVET SINS tech on the Hamilton SSBN617 1972-1976.
I always wanted to do this when I was a kid
GOD BLESS YOU always !!
Ang ga ganda po talaga ng mga gamit po ng us.
Mga pandigma na barko na d po nila ipinakikita.mga eroplano na magaganda po talaga.
Maraming uri ang eruplano ng Us.
Ditu po makikita mo na po kung gaano kayaman.man sir,magandang gabi po.
Superb video. It gives me a glimmer for the rising generation!
Pretty awesome, just amazing how These massive technological know-hows and abilities of mankind can come and go without actually making use of it's full potentials, which must be devastating to our existence, just better to have them and never come to situations where it's full capabilities will be deployed. These are guarantors of peace.
one of my regrets is never being able serve on subs. had it not been for my medical condition I would've join the Navy.
I was shocked to hear it said that this boat was as quiet at flank speed as we used to be a 5 knots. At five knots a 688 is practically a hole in the water. If they are that quiet, I pity anyone who ever tries to take them on. Just the advantage of being able to maneuver at speed to get into good firing position is huge. I'll bet they are rewriting the book on tactical maneuvering with these.
That what I said when I heard that. Wow shucks to be them. So scary if the world only had a clue. They wouldn't be so mouthy.
"There are only two kinds of ships, submarines and targets." a quote from a submariner
I’ve been told the Virginia Class uses SPEP.
@Big Bill O'Reilly So you think the Sub will surface so that a Satellite can detect him? You're a moron!
*s/ Retired 24 Year US Navy Submariner - USNA Class of 1965*
@Fred Flintstone Besides mouthing off, neither of you has provided evidence, so for future readers-do your homework
awesome and thank you for your service
So - saying it got an even record of submerging and surfacing probably is most creative way to say a submarine didn't sink yet I have ever heard. Or does that mean something else?
Impressive - happy 4th July, all!
So cool! Thank you!
The 688 class that they refer to is also known as the Los Angeles class.
Remember the day she docked next to us at Pt. Loma
Thank you all for your Service!
AWESOME vid men I am a Musician myself and I can say I played on tour in Mt.Airy N.C.and Myrtle Beach S.C. !
I am a kid but I LOVE this stuff
Not many would handle being submerged for 90 days or more.
These folks are pretty special people...
What a great name for a ship!
Good vid stay s@fe down there
What a sexy ship.
Thank you for this very interesting video. May God bless you and bring you home safe.
I like to uss carolina, i indonesia🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩
I WAS ON A 588 CLASS AND WENT ON SEA TRIALS , 18 MONTH MAJOR OVERHAUL. WE TOOK ALL THE SHIPYARD FOREMAN WITH US, INCENTIVE TO ENSURE THAT THE WORK WAS DONE RIGHT. ON A SUB, EVERYONE TENDS TO DIE TOGETHER IF YOU HAVE A MAJOR CATASTROPHE. THE BOAT I WAS ON WAS NUCLEAR AND ONLY 246 FT LONG. MY FIRST RACK WAS NEXT TO A TORPEDO. MY SECOND RACK WAS SO NARROW I HAD TO CRAWL HALF WAY OUT TO TURN OVER. THEY GIVE YOU A YEAR TO EARN YOUR DOLPHINS.
588s were the old Skipjack class, weren't they? Pretty tight quarters in those compared to the 688s which we hardly spacious. Despite that, I would take a fast attack over a boomer any day. Despite my friends who served on the big Tridents bragging about how roomy they are, I would have been bored to death.
I just watched a 12 part series called The Baltic Fleet on the Russian navy. It is SO GOOD to see this as I feel I re-entered the 21st century
David Lamont Lmao same 😂
i watched the first episode of that (the one by RT). it was like a soap-opera meets poorly-scripted reality TV, hahaha!
David Lamont
LOL Russian navy 😂 just saying Russian navy makes me laugh they suck, their ships suck and their sailors suck!
The Russian Navy? You mean the same one whose sole aircraft carrier broke down less than a day out of port, and, had to be towed back? The Russian fleet is a JOKE!
Why no nod to the USS Kitty Hawk? She was a marvel, one of two to fly The Standard Jack and Naval Jack as the USN Flagship prior to Her decommission.
Your giving away all of our secrets aweps!!
Great job thanks
If the crews of current nuclear subs were to see the movie Das Boot they would realize they were serving on a cruise ship in comparison.
I often go tour the USS Silversides - a WW II Gato class submarine, and compare that to the Los Angeles class subs I knew in the 1980s and that difference is huge. I'm betting these are even nicer. If you are ever around Muskegon, Michigan a stop at the Silversides Museum is worth the time.
Whats that saying about only a diesel submarineer can tell you how nice a nuclear submarine is?
Most of us have seen it. It is the most realistic movie about life on a submarine. Now for the mental state of bubbleheads watch Down Periscope. You might think it is a comedy but I can say that the sense of humor (sick) is true.
As far as space, the early nuke subs were not much bigger than the diesel boats. We thought the Ohio class boats were floating Hiltons. They still are.
Now they have "pilots"? Wow. I stood many hours of watch as throttleman.
Got to watch it with subtitles underway SSN-680
I assure you they've all seen Das Boot!
*s/ Retired 24 Year US Navy Submariner - USNA Class of 1965*
Helluva bunch of guys to serve on such a vessel. Sub duty. Is nothing like surface duty.
With such tight conditions, do the submarine service have strategies to moderate a *_potential virus crisis_*
(i.e., COVID-19)?
God Bless the SSN 777...
He's one of those commanders ..." My ship, My men, Mine, Mine ,MIne ....instead of the ship , the men ...etc !!!
Check for shartz!
Hallways, steps? You must have meant passageways, ladder wells.
not to mention bulkhead s, decks and overheads :)
And calling it a ship
Why does the capt keep calling that boat a ship?
Ha! They still use ah-ooga horn for dive announcements. The US Navy is the absolute best navy in the world..this sub looks cool! 🇺🇸👍
When sub Dive how the bridge equipment stay working?
all of the electronics are housed inside the pressure hull with the crew, there are hydrophones mounted externally that they listen to other ships with, and transducers that make the active sonar "pings" like in movies, however that is rarely used because it gives away your location....most of the time they just try to be as quiet as possible and listen
Me: I’m not drunk
*me 5 mins later*- 7:14
Wow They got on board the USS North Carolina Submarine in the same city where the original USS North Carolina battleship Is
god bless all on Bored the USS North Carolina both of them🙏
The captain sounds like Mike Tyson when he talks. I say that with all due respect, since I am a fan of both!
@Big Bill O'Reilly okay Big Mike is ready for you to play with his SUB
What uniform are they wearing at 9:35?
Those are the summer whites
I’m proud to be a Tar Heel!
So today a submarine is a ship and a aircraft carrier is a boat. Things have chenged since I was in. 1985-89 USS Constellation CV-64
Carriers and battle wagons are still ships, and subs are still boats.
NC State..sub..michael Jordan would love it
24:53 this attack suhbmahrine... Oh god damnit bobbahy!!
Submarines are typically not called ships, but are referred to as boats.
We all live on a yellow submarine.
Hertel must have made the Board for CMDR. already.
nice tat bro.....said no1
From a battleship to a submarine
He keeps saying ship...its not a boat anymore?
Can I buy a submarine in your country?
An executive officer who’s been on 2 previous submarines calls them ships? And the next sailor they interviewed, are us sailors not taught that they’re boats not ships, a very important fact for submariners from what I’ve heard
Technically speaking, subs ARE ships nowadays due to their size.
The first submarines were called boats because they were small enough to be hoisted aboard a larger vessel.
We still refer to them as boats today as an acknowledgement of heritage. (Tradition).
My dad served this same sub, told me the larger ones were ships. 🤷♂️