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- This video is part of a slideshow, linked below, detailing the story of the Soviet Submarine K129.
When fighting your enemy in the trenches, the difference between life and death doesn't rest on the strength or morality of ones ideology, but on luck, and the victor should respond with that in mind.
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so I played the speech section of this event at 1/2 speed, typing as fast as i could. It took me a half hour to fix it up. I tried to hav my phone app record and transcribe it, but it didnt work. I couldnt type the names of the sailors with certainty, but heck i tried.
Here it is:
5:03 [Anthems]
This service is being conducted to honor Viktor Lokov, Ladema, Kuscisko, Valentine Nokachev, and three other unidentified Soviet submariners who perished in March of 1968 in the North pacific ocean, when their ship suffered a casualty of unknown origin. In a very real way, this ceremony has resulted from the continuing contentions between our two nations. Their casualty happened at a time when they were engaged in activities which they deemed to be in their national interests and protection. Their bodies have come into our possession some six years later, through activities on behalf of our country which we feel fit the same criteria. The fact that our nations have had disagreements does not lessen in any way our respect our them and the service they have rendered. So as we return their mortal remains to the deep, we do so in a way that we hope would have had meaning to them if posed with the As long as Men and Nations are are suspicious of each other, instruments of War will be constructed, and brave Men will die as these Men have died in the service of their country. Today we honor these six men, their shipmates, and all men who give their lives in patriotic service. May the day quickly come when men will beat their swords into plowshares, and spears into pruning hooks, and nation shall not rise up against nation. Neither shall there be war anymore.
We know neither the exact burial-at-sea ceremony of the Soviet Navy or the specific desires of what form a service these men might have desired. Accordingly, we have constructed a ceremony which we believe to be closest approaching the actual Soviet ceremony. Our intent is to preserve the meaning and symbolism of such a solemn occasion. In addition, United States Navy ceremony for burial of the dead at sea will follow.
"Eternal Father, we who go down to the Sea in ships are ever in search of a safe haven at the end of the journey. The officers and men of this ill-fated USSR submarine, pendant number 722, that we honor here to day, have reached their journey's end. To You we entrust them, that they may find peace and contentment in their repose."
[Russian Names]
We therefore commit these crewmembers of this ship to a proper resting place to join the Valhalla of sea heroes who have gone before them. We commit their remains to the deep, looking for the resurrection of the body, when the Sea shall give up her dead, and the life of the World to come, Amen.
[Russian speech]
"I am the resurrection and the Life", sayeth the Lord, "he that beliveth in me though he were dead, yet shall he live, who shall liveth and believeth in me shall have everlasting life.
[Russky]
Let us pray, "O God, whose mercies cannot be numbered, accept our prayers on behalf of the souls of your departed servants, grant them an entrance into the Land of Light, and Joy in the fellowship into their Saints."
[Russia]
At this time, please close the doors to the vault.
Unto Almighty God, we commend the souls of these departed Soviet Sailors, [music kicks in] and we commit their bodies to the sea, in the sure and certain hope of Resurrection on eternal life. Amen.
[Russian]
May the Lord bless you and keep you, May the Lord make his face to shine upon you, and be gracious onto you. May the Lord lift up his countenance upon you, and give you peace, Amen.
(Rus)
This concludes the ceremony.
Héroe sin capa
Thank you
Thanks!
The names are Victor Lokhov, Vladimir Kostyushko and Valentin Nosachev
Thank you! I had trouble understanding at some points and the automatic YT subtitles didn't work properly either. Thanks to you, I was able to understand the entire ceremony and I can admit without shame that my throat was still tight with emotion. If only all people on earth treated each other with such respect... It's a pity that we often only show respect to each other at a funeral. 😢
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It was very touching to hear the emotion in the speaker's voice at 7:00 and following.
This just goes to show that humans in the deepest secrets of war, show compassion towards the enemy of the state. They didn't have to do this but, they did. Makes you cry for world peace once more.
There had been humanity at every time, even it was almost ever hidden. Today, these acts of humanity and respect even for the opposite or even enemy become more and more rare.
It's a propaganda piece made to be used later.
Brave men. It was good that they did this for them. This footage was shown to the families of these sailors as well... I hope it gave them some peace.
sure, i agree. by the way have you any idea why the first military that red has brittish accen ?. Great honor.!!
This video recording was classified until the end of the Cold War in 1991, when it was sent to the first, and only, democratically elected president in Russia's history, Boris Yeltsin. But that makes this funeral even more deserving of great respect in my eyes. No one was ever supposed to see this recording, no one was ever supposed to even know that this funeral took place. But it happened anyway, and with such unexpected respect. American sailors buried their rivals as their own. Or just like human beings.
У меня ком в горле от этих кадров, много мыслей и о доблести моряков и о праведности и нравственности. Меня печалит лишь, что наши страны живут во вражде. Я как и тот священник надеюсь, что однажды мы буде жить без войны.
Great comment.
This video recording was classified until the end of the Cold War in 1991, when it was sent to the first, and only, democratically elected president in Russia's history, Boris Yeltsin. But that makes this funeral even more deserving of great respect in my eyes. No one was ever supposed to see this recording, no one was ever supposed to even know that this funeral took place. But it happened anyway, and with such unexpected respect. American sailors buried their rivals as their own. Or just like human beings.
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This footage was classified until the end of the Cold War in 1991, when it was sent to the first, and only, democratically elected president in Russia's history, Boris Yeltsin. But in my humble opinion, that makes this funeral even more deserving of great respect. Because it wasn't just for show. No one was ever supposed to see this recording, no one was ever supposed to even know that this funeral took place. But it happened anyway, and with such unexpected respect. American sailors buried their rivals like their own. Or just like human beings.
Reportedly Yeltsin was not just touched, but crying. Can't blame him.
Ohhh. Again a sickening bla bla about democracy... Like peiple still don't know that "democratically elected president" is a euphemism for a "president convenient for the USA"
Alguien de megaproyekts ....muy interesante!
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jaja igual
Una vez me llevaron a ver la película "Quién mató a Liberty Valance" y me volvieron a engatusar estos coños!!!
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Emotivo video que muestra que las personas que aman las mismas cosas (el mar y el servicio militar a sus respectivos países en este caso) profesan un enorme respeto por sus semejantes aunque la historia los haya colocado en bandos opuestos. Muy emocionante. Gran gesto de USA que estoy seguro de que la URSS también habría realizado.
He servido en infantería de Marina y sí, el mar, sus desgracias, unen mucho. Por eso cuando el desastre del Kursk se ofrecieron para el rescate multitud de naciones. Aquí uno puede pensar que era para tratar de averiguar algún secreto pero si nos movemos a algo más reciente y menos secreto como la tragedia del submarino argentino Ara San Juan hasta los ingleses ofrecieron ayuda porque cuanto antes lo busques antes tendrás alguna posibilidad de que se pueda ayudar. He visto vídeos de fuerzas de la navy guardar silencio por esos hombres porque, como digo, las tragedias del mar unen mucho más de lo que separan y todo aquel que haya estado en el mar como marinero, soldado o “”simple”” pescador lo sabe
Woah where did you guys all come from? I cant understand all your comments but its made my day.
The Story of Soviet Submarine K129 and Project Azorian imgur.com/gallery/Y3X2EnG
This video th-cam.com/video/VHx-U1dEmYA/w-d-xo.html
@@alexbenitez2001 thanks!
Thank you for posting this video.
Most people are likely from ‘Megaprojects’ video on the K-129, like myself.
Eso se llama respeto por el rival muy honorable
A eso se le llama humanidad.
I'm Russian. I'm eternally grateful. God bless America. God bless the US Navy.
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I hope it never gets to that point again.
@@matthewgabbard6415 uh oh!
May our nations never be at odds at one another again. Peacefulness
@@powerthirst1478 😂😭
The story of Project Azorian is crazy, like a Tom Clancy movie made real with billions of dollars of CIA money.
May these sailors rest in peace.
Thank your for uploading this, very interesting
Hi it was for a series I did on imgur. If youd like to see the full series of pics its here The Story of Soviet Submarine K129 and Project Azorian imgur.com/gallery/Y3X2EnG
What a truly unbelievable, haunting moment. Was it sincere sympathy of fellow mariners? Was it just theatrics, dressing up a recon operation as an act of goodwill? A solemn little pause in the middle of a death race. Thank you for uploading it.
Got here by a fairly circuitous route, after watching the new vid by John Michael Godier that mentions K-129. You might get a new bump of engagement this week.
Even if they were enemies the U.S sailors was respectful to the fallen soviet sailors and buried them at sea
this is how we can make peace
They weren't enemies, just rivals. USA wasn't at war with USSR.
RIP Viktor Aleksandrovich Lokhov, Vladimir Mikhailovich Kostyushko, Valentin Grigorievich Nosachev, your shipmates and all who have been lost at sea.
Antes de ser un soldado o pertenecer a algún país, nación o ideología se es humano y esto representa un acto de gran valor y de vital conocimiento para toda la humanidad.
This was... Extremely classy. 😳
Like, okay, they were ferociously waging the cold war and committing varsity espionage, but to properly bury the lost dead and provide that information to the families of the deceased was damn decent of them
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Una historia digna para hacer una buena peli sobre la guerra fría. Emotivo funeral. A pesar de ser enemigos; los contendientes se profesaban un digno aprecio, por lo menos en las formas. Curioso; el himno de la CCCP suena mejor que el de los USA.
Rusia mantuvo el himno. Siguiendo la doctrina de "si no puedes mejorar algo, No lo toques".
Es muy bonito el himno Ruso.
Es mas epico
tiene mas de musica clasica, me parece curiioso que tenga acento britanico del que lee primero. un video muy emotivo ciertamente.
I know during the Ukraine and Russian war alot of US soldiers died in Ukraine and that Ukraine soldiers gave US soldiers a funeral I think you can look it up on TH-cam if TH-cam didn't take the videos down etc.
mis respetos para los marineros sovieticos y los maximos honores a estos heroes
Thank for american people so much for this ceremony 👏 with respect from russia!
can you still acces youtube?
@@Wodve 😅😆
RIP K129 Crew
It is at least incredible that, despite the rivalries between the two nations, these sailors would pay such respects to the Soviet sailors with this funeral, which definitely has quite an impact.
Recuerdo esto porque en la secundaria (auuuuuuu) en la clase de español pidieron leer un libro y si te tocaba pasabas a explicarlo. Gracias Megaprojekts
por recordarlo y enlazar el video.
Como se llamaba el libro??
@@kevinCardenas Ni idea, eso fue como entre el año 1986 y el 1987
Onto almighty God we commend the souls of these departed Soviet sailors and we commit their bodies to the sea and this sure and certain hope of the resurrection on eternal life amen..
May the Lord bless you and keep you. May the Lord make his face to shine upon you and be gracious unto you. May the Lord lift up his countenance upon you and give you peace amen.
Siempre hay que ser Humano por encima de todo ideal politico o conflicto militar. Que Dios Bendiga y tenga en Su Santa Gloria a los Marinos Sovieticos que fallecieron en ese accidente. Amén.
I'm on tears, god bless everyone
Este es un acto de un pueblo magnánimo, mis respetos para los Estados Unidos
A fight against an enemy is always secondary to the battle against the sea. Rest in peace
La unión, la hermandad sin importar el bando es lo más emotivo y significativo que existe en el mundo y su humanidad
These are the things the History channel should actually cover
What a fascinating part of history
How decent is this, loving their enemies and giving these dead russian crewmen a proper funeral.... 👏👏May peace prevail between all nations... !!
Very interesting , thank you for posting.
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Escalofriante, con que sentido del honor los despidieron.
This video shows the reality of the true militar service... the love for this love and the sea... good take this person's on your arms and always make the only reason for you made us... for love the world. 😊
El amor por la patria y el mar no distingue colores ni ideologias, mis respetos a los marinos Sovieticos y Estadounidenses 🇷🇺⚓🇺🇸
That was a beautiful speech
Megaprojekts en la casa , Mis respetos a los Marinos /salute
Amazing information.. 👍🏼
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R.I.P those men
Gracias megaprojects. By the way the first militaary that make the statment has brittish accent. Wells just a comment. Un gran homenaje presgia , dios quiera, la paz.
Thank you
46 years ago to the day, weird...
Que rescaten el Ara San Juan
This was very, very respectful. Now I see Ukraine and I am sad again.
que sentido del Honor....
The claw broke and can't recover the majority of the sub. But still, I can't believe they can still manage to get less than half of it from already decayed metal on 5000 meters seabed. Unfortunately the Intel got leaked by reporter and they have to cancle the second operation. Imagine what happens if they successfully get all of the wreckage. But still, this is one of the unique intelligence operation 👍
Que bonito gesto 👏👏👏
Hasta los mas grandes enemigos se respetaban, USA mis respetos por esta noble acción. No dejaban de ser personas, con madre, hijos, amigos, aun que fueran enemigos fueron tratados con respeto y eso se aplaude.
To be honest... that's disturbing yet giving warm.
Aleccionador video. Algún día todos seremos hermanos
"We know neither the exact burial-at-sea ceremony of the Soviet Navy or the specific desires of what form a service these men might have desired. Accordingly, we have constructed a ceremony which we believe to be closest approaching the actual Soviet ceremony."
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"Eternal father..."
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
The Imperial Russian navy eg
Don't think for one second that, even in Soviet times, most Russians were not believers.
thanks
Classy. Better times back then.
Can I use the Soviet anthem clip for a video? I will give credit
Yes of course
The US anthem seemed to stumble and drag but the USSR seemed crisp and flowed well. But I could be wrong.
After everything Russia has done invading their neighboring country Ukraine starting the largest crisis since World War II, I hope many vessel of their pathetic navy sink with maximum loss of life to these criminals who call themselves sailors: then again, they will already go down in history for losing their flagship and numerous other vessels, so there's a good start.
As someone who hated Russians and also thought they were war criminals I've made a thought of how these Russians are taught that they are doing good so hate the Russian government not the men who are brainwashed into the fight as there being told that there fighting nazis
You even racist for the real white race but you forgot our enemy is immigrant
The Russians are currently fighting real, honest to goodness Nah-233s. You are the pathetic bigot here. And by the way, they are winning big time.
esto es verdaderamente respeto entre marineros sin importar sus nacionalidades o inclinaciones políticas
R.I.P.
Interesante!!!
I e had many people ask why? They were so irradiated they posed a very real danger.
The missile warheads and the reactor could have been severely damaged in the explosion that sank the sub.
RIP K129 brave souls
I'm touched...........
What song did they sing near the end of the video?
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De marinos a marinos... hermosa ceremonia
How TF did you get your hands on this?
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Shit... this story i never believed true until i see this
The Infographics Show?
Que triste 😭
Simplemente Megaprojekts...
What year was this.
1974
Tanks Megaprojekts...
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Omg....
GOD BLESS AMERICA 🗽
then see how Indonesians treat the war graves of all nations in their territory - UNBELIEVABLE
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Alguien sabe por qué no salía la bandera de la unión soviética normal??
Ya averigüe y, es por que esa es la bandera de la armada sovietica
This makes no sense as they were supposedly recovered from about 3 miles down after a few years of being there. It is impossible for this to be real as the body is crushed to the point of liquefaction.
Submarines have a lot of sealed spaces
@@agege04 You are smoking crack if you think the k129 could dive 3 miles down without implosion.
@@That_R1_Rocketmanme dan pena los estadounidenses y su precario sistema de medidas que es una milla? Usen los kilómetros como el resto del planeta
@@That_R1_Rocketman Things only implode at depth if there is air still in them. If their flooded before they reach their crush depth and they'll retain their shape as there's no pressure differential . Look at Titanic's bow vs its stern. The bodies of whales end up on the ocean floor eventually and retain their shape (its also true with non aquatic animals as they've used pig carcass in experiments in the deep ocean). As for how the bodies still existed after six years they were sealed within the boat and from the limited testimonials were buried under debris within the hull itself.
@@NightHeronProduction Thank you! It can be burdensome to correct dopey comments but it has to be done.
May the rest with the eternal father in Valhalla
extra sub
They are lucky they get full military honours funeral by their enemy after the unfaithful incident take them down,
Ppl still respect their enemy
Megaproyekts xddd
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Спасибо.
Росиянцы бы обокрали, унитазы открутили б и ночью выкинули б.
I love this it’s very respectful but I just know there was atleast one guy on that ship PISSED that they were having to honor the guys they were supposed to hate 😅
¿A B?, ¿Cuántos millones gastó la CIA en creatividad para el nombre de este Canal?. Ahora me queda claro porque se les cayó 2/3 del submarino.
Ohhh... Tal vez su mente sea muy poca capaz de analizar en lo más profundo.
Cual sea el caso, no importa.
Si crees que se le cayó déjame mostrarte tu evidente inocencia....capaz es lo que te hicieron creer
@@pablorojas6849 WOW!!, ¡¡eres tan sabio y cleaver!!.
@@obiwancanales clever* pequeño Einstein
@@davidmartineztorres8731 "cleaver" está chilenizado, gran pedazo de bazofia
Estos son actos q honran a la marina d EEUU