Funny how these videos come across my recommendations to watch, as I have for the past few months been trying to get my school info together to take maritime technology. These vids have truly peaked my interest to the fullest. Looks peaceful out at sea. Keep us with a steady diet of your sea journeys
I lo e this. I had been looking for something similar to this video. I miss being on a ship so this real-time speed helps me while I work and it makes me feel like I'm on board sailing. Did you do one for NY or Seattle meaning if you sailed there. If you do get to those locations please make a similar video same length and thank you for sharing
So when you guys are in port, do you get to leave the port area, and pop into any nearby towns? Keep up the great vids. Your presentation style is amazing.
Yes, if we are off duty and there are no restrictions such as security or Covid, then we are able to go ashore and explore the local area! Some ships are better for shore leave since they take longer to load/discharge cargo. For example, I was on a grain ship that was in port for a month in Djibouti unloading US aid grain to Africa. More commonly, most of the container ships I work on are in port less than a full day with the occasional overnight in some ports. If your work schedule is timed right, you can usually still spend a solid 6 or 7 hours ashore and make it back for watch.
I live 10 minutes from the Chamberlin in Hampton at about 1:33 on the video. Just before the Hampton Roads Bridge Tunnel. BTW, the construction is to add another 2 tunnels to I-64
Virginia represent! Lots of Navy history in my family, but I am in aviation instead! Getting kinda bored though, maybe I'll consider working on ships instead of planes! I feel like the ocean is calling...
Let me talk to my union first about how much info I can divulge on pay. I can offer some basic info though here: unlicensed crew earn around $300-500 per day. Licensed officers earn around $$650-2000 per day which includes overtime and vacation wages.
Funny how these videos come across my recommendations to watch, as I have for the past few months been trying to get my school info together to take maritime technology. These vids have truly peaked my interest to the fullest. Looks peaceful out at sea. Keep us with a steady diet of your sea journeys
The TH-cam A.I. is self-aware and aware of your desires.
I live in Virginia Beach and have travelled the bridge tunnels often but it was great to see them from the sea. Thanks so much for your efforts.
Looks like a beautiful day on the water! 😍
Beautiful. I miss the Tidewater region.
The water is so calm, thanks for another nice video.
Another great vid , thanks for taking the the time
Glad I found this channel
Thank you for doing this
I love this stuff. I'm fascinated by shops. Thank you!
ships, not shops
@@Melpomenex I've yet to meet a woman who isn't fascinated by shops. 🙂
Nice and clear just how I like it
outstanding!
I worked a cruise ship out of Norfolk for a few runs back in '06 we docked at Nauticus. Sailing past the USN on the way in was impressive.
I lo e this. I had been looking for something similar to this video. I miss being on a ship so this real-time speed helps me while I work and it makes me feel like I'm on board sailing. Did you do one for NY or Seattle meaning if you sailed there. If you do get to those locations please make a similar video same length and thank you for sharing
So when you guys are in port, do you get to leave the port area, and pop into any nearby towns? Keep up the great vids. Your presentation style is amazing.
Yes, if we are off duty and there are no restrictions such as security or Covid, then we are able to go ashore and explore the local area! Some ships are better for shore leave since they take longer to load/discharge cargo. For example, I was on a grain ship that was in port for a month in Djibouti unloading US aid grain to Africa. More commonly, most of the container ships I work on are in port less than a full day with the occasional overnight in some ports. If your work schedule is timed right, you can usually still spend a solid 6 or 7 hours ashore and make it back for watch.
Nice video 👍👏👏😊 thank you
It was nice to see the Aircraft Carrier piers at NavSta Norfolk. I put the USS Nimitz in commission there back in 1975.
Grew up in Tidewater area, been all over the water. Nice.
I Love thank you Boss......
Am pretty sure at least 7 of them boxes on your ship ended up on my my truck. Cool vid of y’all pulling into Portsmouth VIG
Awesome! I would love a 5x or 10x speed version! You have a new sub!
Thanks! Check out my other videos, I have a bunch of sped up timelapses of entering and departing all kinds of ports!
I didn't see the Pilot launch approaching - was it before the video begins?
I live 10 minutes from the Chamberlin in Hampton at about 1:33 on the video. Just before the Hampton Roads Bridge Tunnel. BTW, the construction is to add another 2 tunnels to I-64
Same
No amount of tunnels will ever make I-64 better haha.
Please upload time lapse as well
I probably saw you coming in. Or in port. I do private medical transport our office is on the portsmouth side of the port.
sir,please consider windscreen for camera mic ;) ,great stuff,peace.
My stepdad is a tugboat captain in Norfolk and may have helped dock y'all!
How do the last 30 minutes work? Since you have to go sidewards to come right under the cranes...
Hey i like the footage!
What kind of camera are u using and how do you power it for so long?
Virginia represent! Lots of Navy history in my family, but I am in aviation instead! Getting kinda bored though, maybe I'll consider working on ships instead of planes! I feel like the ocean is calling...
What aircraft do you work on?
@@BryanBoyle Beechcraft King Air Series, Cessna Citation Series, and Dehavilland Dash 8 series :)
Can you make a video about the different pay scales onboard a container ship?
Let me talk to my union first about how much info I can divulge on pay. I can offer some basic info though here: unlicensed crew earn around $300-500 per day. Licensed officers earn around $$650-2000 per day which includes overtime and vacation wages.
👍👍👍👍👍
One of the more beautiful ports I've seen. Though Korea and Japan have the prettier ports imo.
Ciao Bryan, from Alberto Italy.
Hello Alberto from 🇺🇸
@@BryanBoyle thank you. Bye. Have a nice day.
Have you ever had a container fall off into water?
What camera are you using?
What maritime academy did you go to?
On which rank do u sail
Bro i have a question. Does the speed increase in the deep ocean?
You could go as fast as you want. I know by naval station Norfolk the speed restriction is 10 knots
Under normal circumstances, out there most ships go as slow as possible to save on fuel.