Submarine TORPEDO ATTACK Training (And Harpoon Missile Launched During Same Exercise To Sink Ship)
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- Submarine Torpedo Attack Training (plus a separate UGM-84 Harpoon missile launched during the same "RIMPAC" training exercise to Sink Ship).
This remarkable video contains two pieces of footage from same "RIMPAC" event-taken from inside a United States Navy Los Angeles-class fast attack sub, and from the air-details the preparation, loading, and launch of an anti-ship missile, and also shows a conventional torpedo striking the training target/decommissioned navy vessel.
Official release: PACIFIC OCEAN (July 12, 2018) Sailors assigned to Los Angeles-class fast-attack submarine USS Olympia (SSN 717) prepare to launch a UGM-84 Harpoon missile during the Rim of the Pacific (RIMPAC) training exercise to sink the decommissioned ex-USS Racine (LST-1191) July 12 off the coast of Hawaii. Twenty-five nations, 46 ships, five submarines, about 200 aircraft, and 25,000 personnel are participating in RIMPAC from June 27 - Aug. 2 in and around the Hawaiian Islands and Southern California. The world's largest international maritime exercise, RIMPAC provides a unique training opportunity while fostering and sustaining cooperative relationships among participants critical to ensuring the safety of sea lanes and security of the world's oceans. RIMPAC 2018 is the 26th exercise in the series that began in 1971.
Credit: Petty Officer 2nd Class Michael Lee, USN.
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Just press R to reload, hope this helps
It has 5 minutes long reload animation though.
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I served onboard this ship, the USS Racine, LST-1191, from early 1975 to mid ‘77, as a FTG. Only did one WesPac, but I lived aboard the entire time, so she was my home. We had about a year and a half shipyard stint in San Diego prior to the deployment. Basically shore duty!
I watched this video a year after she was used for the target practice. Have to say, it was difficult to watch. She had been mothballed in Oahu after being decommissioned, and I have some great pictures of her quietly resting while her fate was being planned out.
To the US Marines that came aboard for some exercises in the Pacific, I have to say it was mostly good times. I remember having delays in meals, but otherwise no major issues. I did shore patrol with a couple and remember getting the special tour of Saipan with a local police officer.
Fun memories for sure!
The Racine fought back to the very end, and may she continue to serve as a resting place for many sea creatures!
If I was her, I’d rather have my brains blown out in the wild doing what she was meant to do than rusting to pieces.
As much as I wish she could’ve been spared, I think her new mission of providing safe habitat for a wide variety ocean life is a fitting way to honor her legacy.
Thanks mate.
Ever see the San Berdoo? I Think they sold her to Chile, though.
@@AllAmericanGuyExpert I did see the 1189 as she was also home ported in San Diego. I don’t know what became of her.
I severed aboard the target ship. The USS Racine LST 1191. Mostly Aluminum with a flat bottom to be able to pull up on a beach and offload tanks. Was the worst riding ship in the Navy due to hull design but we could beach with only 17 inches of water at the bow. Sad to see her used for target practice.
@blackzed I agree. My ship, USS CONSTELLATION (CV64), was towed to Brownsville, TX, and methodically disassembled over the course of more than a year -- maybe two years -- all the way to her keel. And then they cut up her keel. Sad to see happen to a fine carrier.
I served on Cayuga the fastest T on the west coast and every time I see one get sunk it hurts
I liked how the torpedo broached, ignited a booster, separated the spent booster, transitioned to cruise flight, then hit the ship below the keel. That's some fancy flying!
The keel of a ship is fully submerged. It’s also the lowest part of the boat. There’s nothing below it except seawater. So how could a torpedo “hit the ship” below he keel? Also, how could it become a cruise missile above water when it stays below the keel? I don’t get anything about this comment.
I thought the just launched it
@@matthewnewton8812 i think he meant explode under keel.
Horrible video. SLTM launch but a torpedo hit…sadly assembled.
in this loadtime the wwII was over.
In battleships it took 30 sec to 10 mins to reload whilst I this video is only a few seconds
@@TakkudALT i don't think that's right
@@TakkudALT I read on the USS North Carolina website it was 1 round every 30 seconds...
@@TakkudALT maybe 20 seconds, not minutes.
@@TakkudALT WOW Im surprised that it takes 20mins lol🤣🤣
Does anyone notice how fast the Cameraman was, from inside the Subs to the mid air. Men, the guy's teleporting.
he was in spectate mode bro, so he can go wherever he want
@@acid5208 wow, that's amazing.
You know the rules and so do i
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Good Lord it takes forever to load that....
I assure you they can do it a whole lot faster.
HOWEVER, they'll do anything it with safety in mind. Last thing you want is a "Hot Fish" on a Submarine
This is just training but still this being rushed would be slow still
sam hronek They weren’t rushing one bit
@@SamTimelapseMan bro can you see how slow they are moving?
@@iagree4686 Yeah but I can't really tell if they would still have to do all like the procedure and checks before and after, it just doesn't seem super quick.
*HULL BREACHED WE'RE TAKING ON WATER QUICKLY*
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World of Warships reference
So relatable 😂
Haha
@@ryanhopf8324 we got hole in the waterline we're flooding quickly!
World of warship version
Lamao
You should have been around in the 60's...we used block & tackle, long ropes and about 6 guys pulling and grunting to shove a 3000 pound Mk 14 mod 5 into the tube, then the locking ring was closed with a large wrench...when the order to fire came, 4500 psi air suddenly slammed into the back of a ram inside a big tank and forcing water from the tank into the tube. The fish was shot out ...the that air pressure was vented into the bilge. Very loud. Next...you manually set in those bridges and yanked, tugged and pulled the next fish into position by hand....these guys have it much better..and cleaner...I bet there isn't a hernia in the whole room.
I heard the MK-14 (WW2 version at least) was very unreliable (depth, not detonating), how was it for you?
@@awhahoo All those problems were ironed out during WWII. Our practice shots went off as planned. We never fired a warshot so I can't attest to the reliability of the Mark 6 Mod 5 Exploder.
@@robermv32 I see, thank you for your service and the info.
Is there a team that is designated to load the torpedos? Like explosives rank or occupation?
@@jamesdewer ya submarines have torpedo men who’s whole job is to maintain and fire the boats torpedos
Captain: "load torpedo #1" - crew: "give me 30 minutes, I can't plug the USB cable" - Captain: "never mind, we will just ram the damn ship"
The sub is now the (maybe nuclear) torpedo
in training in the UNITED STATES NAVY,,,YOU START FROM SQUARE ONE
Because older systems were so quick and efficient?
@@kurtiskaskowski5386 something like this yes. load & shoot!
I'm not saying it was better, there was probably more accidents and missfire... It's just that my initial reaction to watching them loading the torpedo was that it was taking forever!...
Training conditions. Take your time, do it right, so you can do it faster later.
And the Wire is actually a pretty important component of the torpedo.
....in the meantime the target ship has sailed away.
Haha lmao
The torpedo will still catch it provided it’s still within...whatever ~50-60 knots for an hour will cover
@@sanakhtthefatetwister9116 oh didn't you know that the target ship has nitro that is enough to boost up a big ship
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For those who comments about loading
This is not artillery piece
It's typically a submarine means you're hunter so in this case you don't need to be faster to reload a torpedo
slowly but surely
Because when you're spotted by enemy vessels
you juste have to flee lol
Thanks for the final service old girl. You went down tough. Godspeed.
Pray for submarine Nanggala 402 🙏🇲🇨
**The Ship is on Fire!**
Me: *spams instant repair kit and damage control kit*
Battlestations, love those games.
If you pause this at 5:16, you will see the ship during its final stage of preparations, where it will be turned over to the US Marines, where it will be commanded and disciplined, and generally forced into shape, where it will be transformed into our proud and newest flagship. This is a major step up for the US Marines, who's previous flagship was made entirely out of wood.
I honestly did not understand this.
@@Issar137 my brain needed a factory reset after reading that as well 😂😂
Government: "Don't throw trash in water"
Also government:
Properly prepared ship hulls can become home to numerous underwater species.
@@Savoic they tend to properly remove most if not all of any ecologically hazardous materials on the ship before sinking it.
Makes for some nice artificial reefs
@@Savoic ofcourse they take out the fuel.
Fuel is fuel
@@Savoic they remove all that, you would know this if you did your research, they aren't just gonna sink a ship with all that onboard, UNLESS they are in a combat situation.
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How can a f1 be here lol
I appear to have found another F1 fan while looking at videos that have nothing to do with F1
Trent I’m Looking for who asked but Okay.
_You came in like a torpedo_
The training videos are sick because they do it slow so you get used to the steps but mid battle they are moving quick
cuz its war
at war everyone panic
LST-1191 USS Racine...... I was stationed on LST-1184 USS Frederick back in 1981... And even then I referred to it as a Long Slow Target...
Having served on surface ships with Harpoon capability, it's interesting to see that it appears to take at least 10 minutes to fire each Harpoon on a sub.
Meanwhile, we could get them out in mere seconds, as long as the Gunner's Mates had the launcher lit off and the target had already been acquired by the Fire Controlmen.
Turns out it's not the same system. Plus submarine is invisible and doesn't need to be fast.
@@thercaiken2005 Of *course* it's not the same system.
Surface ships can launch harpoons with dedicated missile launchers our out of the (now no longer on our ships) MK16 ASROC launcher. a considerably faster launch system.
Submarines rely on the relatively slow system of loading their torpedo tubes, with the Harpoon in a specially constructed capsule to work in that method of deployment.
A lot of funny comments but this shows peacetime loading in a combat scenario they would already be loaded.
They would also have to be reloaded in a combat scenario.
@@Baerchenization after having been fired and that happens any way, my obvious point which you easily stepped around was readiness conditions vary with the scenario.
Well ofcourse the reloading is faster in a combat scene.
I remember the Racine back in the late 70's. It was an LST from San Diego. Gator Freighter. She was part of our group with the Durham.
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Same
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Excellent job precision and accuracy is what’s important. Well done sailors!!
Thank you for uploading this. I'm using it to supplement ambient noise in the background in Silent Hunter 4. Hope to find more videos cut like this concerning submarine procedure, but this does plenty!
Great game. Used to play that all the time.
W-what is copyrited detected in youtube, because black blank... WHY?
Thank you sinking the Titanic sir.
Such a lovely beautiful demonstration to see.
Torpedo closing on the starboard bow! Hard to starboard!
This is like a 30 minute process and why you never see submarine warfare. It's more of a sneak around and don't be seen type of engagement.
People in the torpedo room are thinking to themselves, "don't fuck up...don't fuck up...don't fuck up...don't fuck up...don't fuck up...don't fuck up...don't fuck up..."
I've watched a lot of Hollywood movies and this is taking a lot longer. ;-) Lots of checks and balances going on.
Surface warships searching for submarine Is like closing your eyes, searching for a black cat in a dark room
Hitting a stopped ship with a torpedo? Easy peasy...piece of cake!!
The helicopter footage was filmed with cooperation of Smarter Every Day
at 3:35 you also have that amazing GoPro footage of the inside of the launching tube!
Hey cool, that's the footage Smarter Every Day captured during that training exercise.
What great about torpedoes is we can make it as big as a house, no weight limit yet hard to spot under the sea! 🌊🌊🌊
Why show black/blank screen? Just edit out the part.
Speed , simplicity . Military industrial complex - hold my mint julep
That's the small dino head sub facing left not from the previous video which was saying it's small. Aka saltley
People used to live on that ship. They called it home. Breaks my heart to see a ship be used as attack bait like that.
I understand the purpose. Doesn't change what it is......
It's a ship dude
@@swahi2702 to you maybe. To Navy Sailors they are more than that.
When you live, eat and breath on a ship, it takes on a collective soul of its crew. There's a reason sailors call them 'she'.
An 'it' isn't a 'she'. A 'being' is a 'she'.
When a ship becomes abandoned, it's like it loses its soul.
Guess you'd have to have sailed for an extended amount of time to know what I'm talking about.
But thanks for your input.
In loving memory of McHale's Navy & the brave boys of the PT 73
guy that’s in the boat and not the submarine:”wait were supposed to be in the submarine, oh sh- *explosion*.
Hell by the time its loaded the battle is over
Good job that was a test target, took about 3 weeks to load and hit target. Real life needs 5 seconds to launch before target has moved 🤣
Why did the screen go black for over a minute before showing the torpedo hit?
How hard is it to hit a ship dead in the water with a torpedo??
I didn't see a Harpoon missile launch...what's up with that?
I recommend putting the speed on 2.0x for what it looks like fully upgraded
I guess TH-cam was as revolutionary as Hubble telescope. It brought us to places where we could never be perhaps.
Just remember to keep some flex seal on them subs boys.
In a real action they would not be screaming aboard the submarine
Olaf Weinzer exactly 😂.
Then the heartbeat seems to be so loud when it’s a life matter....
Yes they do.
@@chadthundercock7897 You can hear people close valves on a submarine through a hydrophone, I am sure they don't shout. That would be heard by the enemy. Listen to how silent all the mechanisms are. Silence is safety
@@commisar_________________7071 nuclear subs are something else. a british and french sub almost collided bc theyre so quiet
If there's a torpedo on the ocean.
There goes the torpedo with a skateboard that's anti-vehicle :D
By the time the load is complete. Hey where is the target? It was right there like an hour ago ?
Damn, I would have had a use for that ship
Millions of dollars wasted.
@@maria889100 No.
whos here after watching Smarter Every Day ^^ raise your hand
Lmaooooo me af
YEP
It really feels like something you can just stand in and think of the letter R to reload the whole thing.
shows a harpoon launch but a torpedo impact wtf
The video contains two pieces of separate submarine footage from same RIMPAC sinking event. Please see video description. Our apologies for any confusion.
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its really neat to know the us can and will blow the snot out of any enemy ship by using our tomahawks
@@frankconnelly8880 The weapon fired was an Harpoon anti ship missile
looked like a tomahawk
Jeez, I think you broke her back. That took a lot of energy to do that.
Military people playing battle ship:
Bomb hits ship:
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They've come a long way since, Run Silent, Run Deep."
One round per day or hour??
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In Top Quality navies such as American, British, French, only a sequence of failures would allow a torpedo to sink one of their ships.
kinda cringe how i got a wows ad where aircraft attack a fletcher dd and they only use small arms and ignore the 5inch dual purpose
They showed loading of a harpoon anti ship MISSLE and then showed impact of an adcap torpedo .......
Please read video title and video description. Thank you,
UMC
This title is completely confused. Was it a Harpoon (audio says so) or a torpedo (pressure wave under the hull seems to indicate so...)
Both weapons were used. Please refer to video description,
UMC
Hard watching this I was on an LST 1198 .
1187 & 1189 for me though i was deployed on both not ship's company, but yeah definitely hard to watch
I was on the 1197 BARNSTABLE COUNTY when I went to Grenada and Beruit
I hope it does not take this long to ready/arm a torpedo, in actual engagement. Does the U.S. Navy train in slow motion?
OK, Mk-48 are swim out and no, you dont see the wake as it travels down range. They are designed to travel in a particular pattern, before turning and heading to target. I an enemy ship detected high speed screws, they would fire down the return bearing and hope to hit the target sub. IN WW2, the torpedoes were bubblers and could be tracked to a certain point. Now, once the MK 37 or MK 48 reach that pattern, they turn and head to target, guided by either the wire OR, to sonar input of the target. Once acquired, they go high speed and then, no getting away from them. They will track you until they hit or run out of power. Even the version of the MK 14 from WW2 was pretty awesome. Watched it take down an old oiler in target practice in mid 70's. DBF
And that is a hull buster.
Served on Barbour County, LST-1195. Neat ships; obsolete mission. Too bad they couldn't have been "recycled" or repurposed. A few did go to foreign navies.
As a Marine I was on Barnstable County a few times.
Was on her in '77 Soild Sheild to Veqeuse Is.@@twright3802
Holy cow did that tough old tank landing ship ever heave violently before breaking in two. Image how destructive this would be to an even larger civilian commercial ship with it's less comparmentalization
Yeah it looks ineffective here but its a deadly blow, same on larger ships, instant list.
Dear lord, good thing nobody was waiting on that torpedo. Get into battle...then acts like your little cousin asking you to hold on, in the middle of the fight, so he can catch his breath.
Why do they test on targets like these? Can you not repurpose the ship or recycle some old parts or is it all scrap heap?
best Training
remember boy, Switch the gun faster than reloading does not apply here
Hope you never need to launch one in a hurry!
Real life is so unbalanced.
Wargaming: *I’m 4 parallel universes ahead of you*
True
Those LST's were brand new when I was in!
I imagine the battles of WW2 and it seems like the reloading capability of current ships is a huge disadvantage
It's not the size of your torpedo but how you use it
would have been nice to have some voice over to explain what they did in each step.
Lekdd
Served on an LST like that. Hard to watch...
Torps really are instant death for any boat..
Toby is the Scranton Strangler
so it will take that long to shoot it?
I hope they recovered the wreck and cleaned after themselves.
These guys could never be like the submarine men of the 30s and 40s I know they're training but they look like they want to go to sleep 🤣🤣
Wow I hope they can fire a torpedo faster than that in a real war time type event. It was impressive but seemed to take quite awhile to prepare and fire the torpedo. There just seemed to be too much crap to do just to fire.
they do it slow so you get used to the steps but mid battle they are moving quick
Taking down a huge ship like this isn't easy. Subs are not the front line they do not need to be fast but accurate
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And when you fire the Torpedoes there's no condom required
im confused are those guys that you hit the england or are you the england
The green thing they are loading with the folding horizontal stabilizers is not a torpedo. It's a tomahawk or harpoon missle incapsulation device used to launch either missle from a standard torpedo tube.
why does it seem so slow? how the f is this meant to work in a war? is it so slow because as a submarine you are supposed to not be known or seen? so you have time to prepare?
I sure would hate to be under attack in that vessel. Taking that long to fire or return fire, you would be TOAST!
I agree ridiculously long process
Yea i think u could load a muzzleloader faster 😂😂
I'm thinking theirs no such thing as "Rapid Fire."
Having the tubes pre staged.
Nope! no need. one shot, one kill! In modern submarine warfare, if you fuck up your first shot, your probably dead anyway.
It’s fascinating but I surprised how much it upsets me to see a ship go down…..
Correct me if im wrong, but when Subs are on deployment, they are not always on "battle mode" right? So these sailors were performing training drills as if it were the real thing. I say this bc in the movies, it seems like they move intensley faster. But from this training drill, the sailors are calm, jusy doing their job.
The power of that torpedo is insane. It bends and breaks the ship like it's a toy. Navy subs are OP
The shockwave from the explosion travels through the deck of the ship and tends to break sailors ankles and legs..That’s why during WW2 you have so many people go down with ships, they were crippled in the hallways and drowned.
That first torpedo better be right on target, no time to load another one!
@@PhotoXpression1 They have more than one torpedo tube.
@@ryanhampson673 Magnetic influencers were notably unreliable for all nations using them during WW2. The magnetic influencer in the MK14, for example, was calibrated off the coast of Florida if I remember correctly. When operating in the Pacific, it was found that the influencer was too sensitive (due to variance in the magnetic field) and would cause the torpedo to detonate too early. Commanders learned to stop using them.
You sunk my battleship 👀🤣😲
Damn, one of those things snapped a ship in half and submarines can carry dozens of them. That’s a lot of firepower. Impressive.
They're made to detonate under the ship to displace a bubble of water, so the ship will collapse in on itself
Who are you trying to impress with this embarrassing profile lmao
Are they actually supposed to mumble their call backs?
The war would be over before they got that thing loaded and armed. Someone should review the process and see about streamlining some things. At least make it to where they don't have to apply grease by hand and use hand-tools.
It isn't a combat situation. It goes a lot faster in war. Torpedoes are already in the tubes.