This concept was first used when Australia used a Tasmania ferry to transport equipment to East Temore. It was very successful and the U.S. navy took notice and the rest is history
Yep I agree but did you know that these catamarans are based on Australian designs. Very Large catamarans have been operating to the Great Barrier Reef for years . Cheers
I knew a bloke in the Italian Navy, he served his period expecting to sail the seas, ended up shuttling between mainland and some islands bringing water to these places. In the end he enjoyed it.
When I served in the Navy from 76 - 82, these ships were dreams in naval architects minds. Ronald Reagan wanted them in his Rapid Deployment Tool Box. He never saw them get commissioned. He would be thrilled to sit in one.
Uh hello IDIOT the Rapid Deployment Force was a brainchild of President Jimmy Carter. reagan merely added a few other LESS capable vessels. No advanced Landing Craft or CH53D heavy lift helicopter, Support for LCU 2000 series Landing Craft was NON Existent. As a you are obviously ignorant if JOINT LOGISTICS OVER THE SEA TACTICS TECHNIQUES PROCEDURES. I am used to your response. Comments. reagan did absolutely nothing for the Jones Act merchant marine. Desert Storm proved his Defense Buildupwad a Sham and a Farce to ENRICH DEFENSE CONTRACTORS.
9:38 - I'm impressed with the design of this vessel. 🤔 Especially the air cushion that allows it to move flexibly on both water and land. 👍 I wonder how many soldiers and military equipment it can carry?"
I love seeing hovercrafts in the US Navy. I live on the Isle of Wight, where the only commercial hovercraft crossing in the world operates to the UK mainland. They were developed and built just a few miles from me.
I had no idea the U.S. Navy had such advanced ships! This is exactly why the U.S. Navy is considered the best in the world-they don’t leave anything to chance. It’s all about meticulous planning, top-notch maintenance, and the ability to adapt on the fly to get the job done.
Anyone not from the Christian Race is from the Tree of good and evil. Yahweh (YHVH) the creator God, who's name was removed 7,500 times from the Bible. ... Praise Yahweh, our creator, our savior, and through the flesh as Christ our kinsman redeemer.
@@crash6674 Anyone not from the Christian Race is from the Tree of good and evil. Yahweh (YHVH) the creator God, who's name was removed 7,500 times from the Bible. ... Praise Yahweh, our creator, our savior, and through the flesh as Christ our kinsman redeemer.
And trimarans. And some new steel boats coming up too. The facilities in Alabama are absolutely fantastic and they can build these boats EXTREMELY quickly.
I did not know the United States Navy had ships like this, things like this or why the United States Navy is the best in the world, the Navy does not like playing games and leaving things to chance the greatest planning maintaining and improvising to get the job done 💯.
I've often heard it said the the US military is the worlds best and largest logistics company that occasionally engages in combat. To me,a non-military person, that seems pretty accurate.
Agora eu entendo o orgulho que sentem de poder trabalha para a Marinha dos Estados Unidos. Não é só treinamento e preparo incrível que a Marinha dá aos seus Fuzileiros; a Engenharia Naval, é simplesmente brilhante, tudo muito bem planejado e nos menores detalhes. Meus parabéns pelo seu excelente trabalho
I will never understand why they decided to NOT paint these vessels. I rem seeing them on the outfitting piers like "oh they are gonna paint these in the water?" Nope. Thats the finished product for JHSV. Odd to me.
That's not bare steel. It's aluminum, and therefore less susceptible to corrosion with exposure to seawater. Although I wish they would have at least sandblasted the hulls in order to create a more uniform appearance (as Austal did for the LCS 2 class ships which were being produced at the same shipyard). I've always felt that with every weld seam being visible, the ship looks like something that came out of Dr. Frankenstein's laboratory.
Given that these logistics ships look remarkably like the failed Litoral Combat ships that are currently being taken out of USN service, wouldn't it make sense to refit those LCS's into the same sort of logistics vessels documented here? For gawd's sake, please DON'T sell the retiring LCS's to Canada, my country. The Canadian Government would cook their books to make it look like we're spending 2% of our GNP on Defense, when, believe me, they have absolutely no intention of honouring that NATO Member requirement. The reason for our perpetual state of military penury can be summed up in one word: Quebec.
There is a ship in Philly that is being prepared to be taken to Florida for an artificial reef. It was said that ,that ship the S.S. America crossed the Atlantic Ocean in 3 days 10 hours time. Why aren't Naval ship built to compete in time with that remarkably fast vessel?
The Army should have stayed in this program and procured a few (6-8) of these to regain their Expeditionary capability back. The Army need Amphibious Combat Brigades dedicated to maritime operations working alongside our fellow Marines to relearn a capability that the Army allowed to erode. The Army Should reactivate a few units in order to fulfill this role, 8th ID ,172nd and the 24th ID, 21st Expeditionary Corps a complementary Corps to the 18th Airborne Corps, just a thought, feedback?
I never understood why the Army didn't want to be a part of this program. Why there were set on purchases of Vietnam era ship to shore transportation. It has high hopes but as Gaza and the floating pier proved out. It's outdated and dangerous to the individuals working it. I noticed that the crews flew home while their boats took a charter home from Rota Spain. One flatbottom trip was enough
To save weight. EPF is made of aluminum, which is much less succeptable to seawater corrosion than steel, and high-speed vessels are similar to airplanes in that every bit of weight impacts performance.
Why is no one in the uniform? Does the Navy have casual Fridays now? It’s pronounced Mo-beel Alabama, not “Mobil”. Why didn’t the U.S. use these vessels to get food supplies to Gaza?
We shall see, these are made by Austal, the company that built the crappy LCS. Why they chosen to build these is beyond me. There must be lots of politicians and admirals and retire admirals who got rich from this deal. Made of aluminum to save weight and we know how easily these will burn when hit. They better be well protected because I can see lots of burned sailors and Marines if we go to war with these.
Simply the best at moving stuff anywhere in the world. Innovative ideas to enhance handling, transport and offloading of whatever is needed.
AUSTAL (Design and Manufacturing) is Australian 🇦🇺 😁
This concept was first used when Australia used a Tasmania ferry to transport equipment to East Temore. It was very successful and the U.S. navy took notice and the rest is history
It's a shame australia never took it up I saw one in Sydney harbour in navy grey it looked so futuristic that was over twenty years ago .
Let's Go US Navy!
merica 💪🏽
Yep I agree but did you know that these catamarans are based on Australian designs. Very Large catamarans have been operating to the Great Barrier Reef for years . Cheers
AUSTAL (Design and Manufacturing) is Australian 🇦🇺 😁
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I knew a bloke in the Italian Navy, he served his period expecting to sail the seas, ended up shuttling between mainland and some islands bringing water to these places.
In the end he enjoyed it.
When I served in the Navy from 76 - 82, these ships were dreams in naval architects minds. Ronald Reagan wanted them in his Rapid Deployment Tool Box. He never saw them get commissioned. He would be thrilled to sit in one.
Uh hello IDIOT the Rapid Deployment Force was a brainchild of President Jimmy Carter. reagan merely added a few other LESS capable vessels. No advanced Landing Craft or CH53D heavy lift helicopter, Support for LCU 2000 series Landing Craft was NON Existent. As a you are obviously ignorant if JOINT LOGISTICS OVER THE SEA TACTICS TECHNIQUES PROCEDURES. I am used to your response. Comments. reagan did absolutely nothing for the Jones Act merchant marine. Desert Storm proved his Defense Buildupwad a Sham and a Farce to ENRICH DEFENSE CONTRACTORS.
respect you
Military logistics support is critical for maintaining stability worldwide - also Mobile Alabama is pronounced Mobeel and not Mobil!
OK, as long as you drop the S in Illinois!
9:38 - I'm impressed with the design of this vessel. 🤔 Especially the air cushion that allows it to move flexibly on both water and land. 👍 I wonder how many soldiers and military equipment it can carry?"
I love seeing hovercrafts in the US Navy. I live on the Isle of Wight, where the only commercial hovercraft crossing in the world operates to the UK mainland. They were developed and built just a few miles from me.
The fan tied to the top of the tank on 06:06. Priorities! Priorities! 😂
I had no idea the U.S. Navy had such advanced ships! This is exactly why the U.S. Navy is considered the best in the world-they don’t leave anything to chance. It’s all about meticulous planning, top-notch maintenance, and the ability to adapt on the fly to get the job done.
Anyone not from the Christian Race is from the Tree of good and evil.
Yahweh (YHVH) the creator God, who's name was removed 7,500 times from the Bible.
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Praise Yahweh, our creator, our savior, and through the flesh as Christ our kinsman redeemer.
AUSTAL (Design and Manufacturing) is Australian 🇦🇺 😁
@@Primaate Thanks for your information
lol everything is the exact opposite of everything you said
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Anyone not from the Christian Race is from the Tree of good and evil.
Yahweh (YHVH) the creator God, who's name was removed 7,500 times from the Bible.
...
Praise Yahweh, our creator, our savior, and through the flesh as Christ our kinsman redeemer.
This is AAA REAL Fauntasy.. Thank you 010
The Navy’s logistical and technological prowess is on full display here. A true marvel of modern military operations.
The Austral ships are built by an Australian owned company, based in Australia and the USA, they built Patrol craft for the Royal Australian Navy
Good vídeo 👍
Austal is an Australian company based in Perth Western Australia. Has shipbuilding facilities in USA. Wave piercing cats.😄😄
And trimarans. And some new steel boats coming up too. The facilities in Alabama are absolutely fantastic and they can build these boats EXTREMELY quickly.
I did not know the United States Navy had ships like this, things like this or why the United States Navy is the best in the world, the Navy does not like playing games and leaving things to chance the greatest planning maintaining and improvising to get the job done 💯.
I've often heard it said the the US military is the worlds best and largest logistics company that occasionally engages in combat. To me,a non-military person, that seems pretty accurate.
@@TCW838 Amateurs study tactics, professionals study logistics.
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AUSTAL (Design and Manufacturing) is Australian 🇦🇺 😁
I was on a Guided Missile Frigate back in the day and it was always a good sight to see UNREPS under way. Fuel and food etc.
Agora eu entendo o orgulho que sentem de poder trabalha para a Marinha dos Estados Unidos. Não é só treinamento e preparo incrível que a Marinha dá aos seus Fuzileiros; a Engenharia Naval, é simplesmente brilhante, tudo muito bem planejado e nos menores detalhes. Meus parabéns pelo seu excelente trabalho
God bless all you American Navy people, 🙏 you're amazing 👏 🤩, keeping our world 🌎 ❤️ free, from Australian Navy personal, cheers 🍻 ❤❤❤😊
AUSTAL (Design and Manufacturing) is Australian 🇦🇺 😁
Awesome!! 😎
YA, BET YA I ENJOYED THIS . GLORY TO THE U. S. A.
AUSTAL (Design and Manufacturing) is Australian 🇦🇺 😁
These vehicles and weapons are exactly like those in science fiction movies. Extremely modern and modern
AUSTAL (Design and Manufacturing) is Australian 🇦🇺 😁
1:57 Is that a catamaran-like design for stability?
US always show the great technologies from military!
AUSTAL (Design and Manufacturing) is Australian 🇦🇺 😁
@@Primaate Oh, really, Thank you so much for sharing!
Good.... But too many ads😕
Computerized sails/ high mast with antennae / may also added to it to save fuel
Wow absolutely brilliant a modern version of the mulberry docks deployed on d day at Normandy in ww2 😊😊
That is Merchant Marines Division
The catamaran ships are based on the ferry boats in operation in Greece.
These and the ferries in Greece are built by an Australian company called Austal. The u.s. built a factory in Alabama for Austal to build the ships.
Reminds me of the civilian ferry between Maui and Oahu.
Good video music is very mindless
When i think of the Navy in 2024 i picture experienced life long navy veterans babysitting the new dei navy in every step of operations.
The ships they show and their crews are civilian, not Navy.
6:51 I thought this was some high school kids visiting during Fleet Week.
The ships and crew are all civilian, The MSC charters these ships.
6:50 that is a DEI higher 😂😂
สวัดดีทุกคน
i have been piloting USNS Millinochet
I will never understand why they decided to NOT paint these vessels. I rem seeing them on the outfitting piers like "oh they are gonna paint these in the water?" Nope. Thats the finished product for JHSV. Odd to me.
So yar, so cute.
Those Spearhead class ships were designed in Australia..
WHIS IS THIS IN RAW STEEL AND NOT PAINTED?
That's not bare steel. It's aluminum, and therefore less susceptible to corrosion with exposure to seawater.
Although I wish they would have at least sandblasted the hulls in order to create a more uniform appearance (as Austal did for the LCS 2 class ships which were being produced at the same shipyard). I've always felt that with every weld seam being visible, the ship looks like something that came out of Dr. Frankenstein's laboratory.
man is still so small compared to the giant boat
That is a SWATH , small water plane twin hull. Fast, maneuverable, stable in a sea way. But not actively stabilized like Halcion,
It looks like the crew are civilians?
Australian Made these ones I think ?
Given that these logistics ships look remarkably like the failed Litoral Combat ships that are currently being taken out of USN service, wouldn't it make sense to refit those LCS's into the same sort of logistics vessels documented here? For gawd's sake, please DON'T sell the retiring LCS's to Canada, my country. The Canadian Government would cook their books to make it look like we're spending 2% of our GNP on Defense, when, believe me, they have absolutely no intention of honouring that NATO Member requirement. The reason for our perpetual state of military penury can be summed up in one word: Quebec.
@colinbarnard6512 The carrying capacity would be a fraction of these ships. Not worth it.
You confuse two different types of l.c.s. Only one type is crap.
There is a ship in Philly that is being prepared to be taken to Florida for an artificial reef. It was said that ,that ship the S.S. America crossed the Atlantic Ocean in 3 days 10 hours time. Why aren't Naval ship built to compete in time with that remarkably fast vessel?
This class is capable of approx twice as fast as the 1939 SS America.
3:34 こういうの日本にしかない文化って思とったら外国でもするんだね
Mobile Alabama is the place where they build all navy and etc ships happy early fat Tuesday...⁴those who know Mobile Alabama 🎉🎉🎉🎉😂😂😂😂
6:07 扇風機w 必殺風攻撃
The Army should have stayed in this program and procured a few (6-8) of these to regain their Expeditionary capability back. The Army need Amphibious Combat Brigades dedicated to maritime operations working alongside our fellow Marines to relearn a capability that the Army allowed to erode. The Army Should reactivate a few units in order to fulfill this role, 8th ID ,172nd and the 24th ID, 21st Expeditionary Corps a complementary Corps to the 18th Airborne Corps, just a thought, feedback?
AUSTAL (Design and Manufacturing) is Australian 🇦🇺 😁
Isn't that what Navy has most of?
I never understood why the Army didn't want to be a part of this program. Why there were set on purchases of Vietnam era ship to shore transportation. It has high hopes but as Gaza and the floating pier proved out. It's outdated and dangerous to the individuals working it. I noticed that the crews flew home while their boats took a charter home from Rota Spain. One flatbottom trip was enough
why don't they paint the whole ship ?
To save weight. EPF is made of aluminum, which is much less succeptable to seawater corrosion than steel, and high-speed vessels are similar to airplanes in that every bit of weight impacts performance.
Semper Fi
If you are reporting on USA Navy ships use seaman terminology, it's a Galley not a kitchen
Clever people building intricate machinery that works in all conditions except a temporary dock in Gaza
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WARS......."Sitting DUCKS"........
Music makes it unwatchable , pity
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GOD PROGRAM FOOD ETERNITY AEROPORT CLASS WASHINGTON DGI
And can wear whatever I want......🤓🤓
Most were built by austal an australian company
Tensile Strength of Water.
Too many eggs in one baasket!
Young black girl in charge. Very cool
0:48 Doesn't that guy have a pension? Go enjoy life.
Equipment flexibility transportation troops fastest vessel
USA never solved anything
Big in not better! Too many eggs in one basket!
900 billion military budget says it all
don't hate
Aluminum alloy and salt water don't mix. What were they thinking? Even small arms fire would pass through it like it wasn't there.
Haircuts and scruffy beards ? I am guessing lack of professionalism?
Copy of super sea cats Tasmania, Australia
Don't care for the music accompaniment. Too loud and distracting.
Why is no one in the uniform? Does the Navy have casual Fridays now? It’s pronounced Mo-beel Alabama, not “Mobil”.
Why didn’t the U.S. use these vessels to get food supplies to Gaza?
Civilian crew with a few USN sailor's
The CCP soon will have the same without research and development.
If they get out of the dockyards without sinking
They won't until 2070
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대한민국의 우크라이나 지원은
북한의 ICBM 완성을 앞당기는 결과
러시아는 미국을 겨냥하는 북한의 핵탄두 ICBM을 지원해 준다는 사실
We shall see, these are made by Austal, the company that built the crappy LCS. Why they chosen to build these is beyond me. There must be lots of politicians and admirals and retire admirals who got rich from this deal. Made of aluminum to save weight and we know how easily these will burn when hit. They better be well protected because I can see lots of burned sailors and Marines if we go to war with these.
Das Video ist ziemlich verwirrend.
I'm sorry but after Austal screwed up not one but 2 ship designs, I wouldn't trust a rowboat made by them.
DEAL
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TRUMP
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Es wirkt alles sehr amateurhaft.
deal
it is an Australian Company who biult these catamaran basically an Alluminium hull with water jet power. Tasmanian Comoany.
You are thinking of a Tasmanian company called Incat. This a Western Australian company called Austal.
This was the stuff of gi joe cartoons 40 years ago.
China : imma copy this one
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