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So, from what documentary is the sound from? Sounds like History Channel. lol. The sound effects without the pictures are a bit annoying to be honest.

Reminds me of that 007 game for master system

Thank you, I grew up in south Louisiana and experienced crew boats and other equipment used in the servicing of oil rigs. I have heard of these ships that just anchor and unload. I think I remember a story that there is a pipeline system that some ships can hook up to off the coast of Louisiana and unload that way. Do you know if this is true and if so do you know where I could see it? Again thanks for the video will be following your channel.

Long wire antenna it is , GMDSS

Best spot to chill

Awesome. One filming tip: those movements where you rotate the camera towards the floor are seasicknes inducing. if you cut them out or stop the cam shortly, your videography would improve a lot.

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Amazing aircraft have nothing close to the EPIRB type device.

Done this 1998 😅

Didn't know there were ships that couldn't come in to port

that was awesome ! Thanks for the unique perspective. Hope for more of this sometime

How interesting!

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Wonderful video~

Thank you for creating this video. Interesting that there are two records, one that is on top of bridge with an acoustic beckon and another that will float free when ship sinks.

Nice video. One correction though, Cummins QSK38s produce 1400 hp each for a total of 2800 hp. We have these same engines on the Galveston Pilot boats

BS, I’ve been windsurfing, kitesurfing, and wing foil surfing ship’s wake for over 30 years, not one incident, ever. Hundreds, if not thousands of waves. Just because you drive a ship, doesn’t mean you know how to handle the ocean as a surfer.

I miss when the internet was this simple. I clicked on a video that suggested it was a helicopter landing on a ship. Shockingly, that's exactly what it was and I loved every second of it. This was great!

For folks that didn’t grow up along the Texas Gulf Coast. The Galveston Offshore Lightering area is where they transfer crude oil from giant tankers that come from foreign sources of heavy crude oil onto small tankers to deliver to the refineries in Baytown, Texas City, and along the Houston Ship Channel. These tankers are too big to go into the shallower Texas ports. This is a very common practice and there are lightering areas at several points along the Gulf coast. In Louisiana there is a large offshore structure that supertankers can pull up to and off load oil via under seas pipelines to refineries in Louisiana. They also have a couple lightering areas too.

And then...

That’s a lot quicker than a workboat! Nice video.

At least it wasn't windy

I have a Abel semen credential. How do I get a job?

Whats your job on the cargo ship?

i spent three years with bacon towing on the Razorback 80 - 83, tough job tankering car ships and seen things i cant forget. Condolences to the family

This is so interesting.

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I first went on the Texas in 1958. At that time the main deck was concrete with no wood showing on it. That looks like concrete from this view and if it is I sincerely hope it is being replaced and not just covered with the wooded decking.

Thanks!

I watched the entire video. Fascinating. Staying in Savannah right now at a hotel with a partial view of the river. It’s nighttime. At the end of une video I heard the sound of a horn. It was a giant container ship going by! I’m going to try and figure out what times the next ships will come by and go out to the waterfront to watch. Thank you for this very informative, well-shot video.

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This hallway is my phones wallpaper

You seem to know a lot about prisons….😉😊

It's been a lot of years since i shipped aboard the Guadelupe a WWII surplus tanker. What a thrill!

Please don't hit any bridges, i gotta get to work on time, not again please. I10 is already bad

My house is right next to it. See the ships pass by everyday

LBC Ship Dock 4?

This is close to where I live..

Hi sir

Pretty interesting work!

Interesting Video. Most people don’t understand the complexity of our modern lifestyle. Stay safe

That’s cool to see I worked at the chemical plant right next to that shipyard

Is this a cabin for an engineer only, or is this the same cabin for seaman and mates? I’m interesting in joining, just trying to learn

was it high tide?

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I kept waiting for you to show the SanJac Maritime campus 😂😂

Why do we never see the Captain in the videos? It's like he is never on the bridge?