Worlds Largest Navy Sail Ship HMS Warrior - FULL TOUR
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ต.ค. 2024
- This is the larest steel war sail ship and is now situated in the Portsmouth Harbour, UK.
HMS Warrior is a 40-gun steam-powered armoured frigate[Note 1] built for the Royal Navy in 1859-1861. She was the name ship of the Warrior-class ironclads. Warrior and her sister ship HMS Black Prince were the first armour-plated, iron-hulled warships, and were built in response to France's launching in 1859 of the first ocean-going ironclad warship, the wooden-hulled Gloire. Warrior conducted a publicity tour of Great Britain in 1863 and spent her active career with the Channel Squadron. Obsolescent following the 1873 commissioning of the mastless and more capable HMS Devastation, she was placed in reserve in 1875, and was "paid off" - decommissioned - in 1883.
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Should buy it matt and call it hms vault get it back to the open seas lol
keep it offshore and run pirate radio on it.
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You though you were going to see a boat and ended with a fan meet up! 😂 Great video Matthew! ❤🧑🎄🎄🤘😎
Once I went for a self guided tour of the USS North Carolina, a WW2 battleship that served in the Pacific. I managed to step over a rope barrier and sneak off the tourist trail... Well, needless to say I actually got lost and had no idea where I was (and I've explored huge buildings, like power plants and steel mills for example), this ship was a labyrinth, I didn't have a clue how to get back (but didn't care much honestly, how many times in life do we get the opportunity)
Only 25% of the ship was open to the public, I got lost in the other 75% (still A LOT to see regardless). There were around 100+ tourists on the ship when I got there, I didn't see a single soul for a good 30 minutes after I snuck away. They still had some military personnel maintaining the ship all these years. I ran into a Navy guy up on a ladder doing electrical work, that's when I knew for sure I wasn't supposed to be there... he looked at me, I nodded, he nodded back and kept on working, none of us said a word, and I went on my way, like we never saw each other 😅 ...He was the only person I saw for an entire hour wondering around trying to find my way back lol. It was a blast.
After all that time, I stepped into a random hallway and seen a barrier rope at the end, I stepped over back to the 'tourist line', giving me weird looks, they had no idea how glad I was to see complete strangers lol. I was lost for an hour, everything starts to look the same. I did get a bit nervous at the end. Later on I talked to a different Navy guy and told him what I did, he told me it's easy to get lost, they have a navigating system for this exact reason with numbers and letters painted on the walls to find your way around. He tried teaching me for next time I visit lol.
I was surprised how (naturally) unsafe it is, even in the tourist areas, and they just let us roam around unattended. This place was very laid back. Such an amazing thing to see. It was like stepping into a time capsule. All original. Nothing was restored but the deck outside, just well maintained for 80 years. Everything still there and it all still worked! All the original electrical, equipment, ventilation, toilets, etc everything still worked. Everything you'd find on an 80 year all battle ship, still there from WW2 and working. I'll never forget it.
Sounds like an epic explore. Thanks for sharing.
21:30 "there seems to be a lack of children in here, which is good"... 21:50 "what were you saying?"😂 I just found this channel, great tour, personally, I love old ships! If you love old ships, and do a lot of museum videos, I don't know if you've been to the U.S. state of South Carolina or not, but there is no shortage of history in South Carolina, I love Charleston! If you're ever in Charleston visit Patriots Point, (technically in Mount Pleasant, but still in Charleston Harbor). They have the aircraft carrier USS Yorktown, and the frigate USS Laffey, both WW2 ships that saw a lot of action. Since the last time I was there, they added some exhibits, I need to go back! The only thing is, they useta have a submarine there you could walk through, the USS Clamagore, but they scrapped her... Wish they could restored her instead!😥
Now, that was amazing. Love history. Thank you, Matt, for an excellent video. 🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡
wow matt love these vlogs you take us places we might not ever go Thank you !!!
wow, nice upgrade :) you're going to need a big trailer for it though
Allo.
@@electronash yo, long time no see, hope life is good :)
@@ChongMcBong Not too bad, mate.
Still chugging along with projects.
I need to start travelling soon, though, before I'm too old and feeble. lol
Hope all is well.
launching might be an issue too...
Ahhh very nice bringing a smile. HMS Warrior Amazing Interesting Cheers Matthew Thank you very much
While patrolling the channel how often would Warrior use her sails? With a good wind how much did effect her top speed?
At 34:56 approximately, that looks like a reverser mechanism like on a steam locomotive.
Just thought I'd let you know Matthew, pontins in Prestatyn has closed with immediate effect and Camber also.
Wow, Thankyou Matt, I am so enjoying these videos. I love the history and seeing how it all looks. Much love from Australia
Wonderful.. Lot of walking.
just saw this old post on urban explorer ( Harry Jul 10, 2021 at 13:31
By pure coincidence, I have just spoken to the owners of the manor house that used to be owned by the RAF which has the access shaft into the bunker.
Bit of context:
My uncle and aunt own a house with a large garden which they open for charity a few times a year. This year, I was helping out just at the begining and one of the first people to come in were the new owners of the manor. The manor itself is not in good condition as the RAF have not been very good at maintaining it, however, they did tell me that the bunker is open twice a year. I have looked into it very breifly and have not been able to find anything, however, it is worth looking for.
Imagine being locked in the brig for any length of time, Like a few months! 😮 That would send you round the twist for sure.
Rum bum and backy😅in Chatham docks were hms victory was born locals all whent to sea 🌊 that was the saying 😅 when you whent to join the navy
I have to say I am very much enjoying these nice long museum videos you have been posting lately as they are very interesting and a great relaxing watch. Thank you Matt and Merry Christmas 😁🎄
This video was a bit of an eye opener i just thought it would be a rough and ready on the inside, did not expect all the rooms thought all floors would be just more, (well war like) i supose. Interesting video thanks Matt
They shouldnt allow high heels they ruin the wood floors. Someone walking too loudly
Had a complement of 706 officers and ratings
Great tour!, lived there all my life and been to dock yard quite a few times, first with my school and last time was a few years ago, there wasn’t any actors on the warrior then, great to see they’ve done that, thanks!
Another great video here Matt. You are the top urbexer in the UK: from your top content, being very prolific, knowledgable, and entertaining with an assortment of other urbexers along for some of the explore's. 😊 Oh, and being outspoken on many things, for good or bad. Keep it up!
Yeh what he said.
Brilliant tour Matt, Warrior was away for refit when I was in the mob so never got to see it, get round the Victory if you can on your next trip, much better, it's still a commisioned ship so is manned by RN personel rather than actors, my mate was drafted to it, had to learn all the history and take an exam to do the tours!
I went through that ship a couple of years ago. Loved it.
Great video of such a famous ship!😊
My great great great grandad was a sail maker on the warrior x
Great explore as always Matt
Loved this vid. What a beast of a ship
Nice one Matt, great vid...
That was excellent Matt great one 👍🏻
More like this please Matt.👍
Cheers 🍻 matt 👍 👌
That was amazing, I love history and it's even more enjoyable when it involves actors. This has to be by far my favorite video to date, thank you for taking us along, Matt. ❤🔥 p.s. I am going to share this on my community page, I think I have some viewers that would enjoy it as well.
Fantastic tour, what a huge ship, really enjoyed it, thx Matthew 😊
Nice 👍
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Another great film, the door at 24:07 was made by chain drilling through the armoured bulkhead to allow tourists to pass the length of the ship without going all the way up & back down again
Ah... thats interesting. Many thanks.
Nice tour Matt. Mate of mine had his wedding and reception on here. I think she was the worlds first iron clad ship and never fired a shot in anger as she was quickly superseded by advances in steam ships. Might be wrong.
Those big connecting rods were connected to the crankshaft, that turn the prop that pushed the little boat up and down the creek. She's a Beautiful Ship!
Thank you for the tour, Matt!
Wow what a Lovely ship! Fantastic video Matt! 👍🏻
Awesome Matt! Thanks for sharing this!
Another great video mate gonna have to go up there and have a look at that myself
You can clearly see where they broke the lock to get into this place. Bunch of jobless criminals. They finally got reported to the local police yesterday. People are going through the other videos to notify the owner of properties that have been previously broken into and vandalized by the hosts of this channel.
Thanks for uploading this and what a difference to when she was moored up at Neyland on the Cleddau river for years and being used as a bulk storage tanker.
What a beautiful ship.
Nice :)
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absolutely fantastic video