I was a docent and over night volunteer out there for 10 years. You missed the brig where German and Japanese prisoners were kept. The communication room was a restricted area of the ship and had a safe for the Captain. Someone drew a cartoon picture of Hitler that is still there. There are sailors drawings and names all over the ship including the steam gages in the engine room. The Coca cola machine in the Ge Dunk room was manufactured in March 1925 and The Coke a Cola company has been trying to have it moved to Atlanta for years.
While I can appreciate the movies, his comments indicate he has never been at sea. To be exact, some of them makes me cry. ISC JACK ROE USN RET. Served 1963t to 1988.
In the description I would have put if I made this video I would put the USS Texas is located in this city and I would also put more to in the description turn the ship for example the bridge the pilot-house and other ships parts lifesafer example the mess hall the ship's Infirmary/ Hospital
Wow, what a dump! lol I can see where years of leaks, humidity & rust have taken their toll in some areas, but other parts of the ship look okay - like they're only several decades old, lol. I bet she would've been a crowded beehive when fully manned, during the war. Nowadays you don't need so many crewmen to run a ship, thanks to computers and automation. I mean, Navy ships today don't have nearly as many wheels, cranks and levers like we saw inside this one. That's probably a good thing. Oh, and I had to chuckle at the "Prophylactic Room". Never knew those existed. Doubt if they still have said rooms on Navy ships today, but you can't deny, the need for them using condoms still exists today same as it ever did. Anyway, thanks for the video!
Seeing as they’re trying the best they can to maintain and restore her while also paying for her stay where she was, well, yeah of course she’s in bad condition. They haven’t been getting enough money from customers to sustain her. Kinda why she’s loving after her repairs.
The ship is over a hundred years old meaning you are looking at surfaces that have been exposed to salt air for over a hundred years and may have never had a second coat of paint since launching. I would like to see the ship freshly cleaned painted but it is extravagantly expensive to restore something that old and that huge. Maybe if you have an extra million dollars laying around.......
I love spooky old houses too. Dark rooms and spider webs make it spooky. Open your imagination, and expand your thinking. Not everyone will have the same views. Be more like Mr Bald lol
Texas CGN-39 was powered by two nuclear reactors. I understood the aft 100 feet had to be cut off to get into the current berth. Also everything above the main deck has been removed. All that is left is the hull and the parts of the reactors that had to stay. It will remain there forever. RIP Texas-CGN-39. The ship had a great history and should remain a museum. Thanks for sharing this video. ECL.
Uhhh while CGN-39 was called the USS Texas. USS Texas CGN-39 was the second Virginia-class guided missile cruiser and was scrapped on October 30th, 2001. The pennant number of the dreadnought-battleship Texas is BB-35. Would be wise to backcheck your stuff. American battleships (outside of pre-dreads) only ever had pennant numbers of BB-##.
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Got to spend the night here as a kid, I'll never forget how cool that was.
Wow. Bet that was scary. That would be super cool
I was a docent and over night volunteer out there for 10 years. You missed the brig where German and Japanese prisoners were kept. The communication room was a restricted area of the ship and had a safe for the Captain. Someone drew a cartoon picture of Hitler that is still there. There are sailors drawings and names all over the ship including the steam gages in the engine room. The Coca cola machine in the Ge Dunk room was manufactured in March 1925 and The Coke a Cola company has been trying to have it moved to Atlanta for years.
Nice to hear. That is a massive ship. Yah allot of the areas was off limits.
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While I can appreciate the movies, his comments indicate he has never been at sea. To be exact, some of them makes me cry. ISC JACK ROE USN RET. Served 1963t to 1988.
Nice Jack. I've never been out to sea I wish.
any ghost would be in the pilothouse where her only battle death occurred during ww2.
looks like the galleys serving "sos".
When you go overboard don't forget to go on the one MC and sound General quarters also get a drummer and have them beat to quarters
Thank you for sharing this.
You're welcome
Fortunate a spirited MS1 didn't kick your butt for calling his Mess Deck a chow hall. lol
Lol right
Thanks for sharing, that old ship needs alot of cleaning and painting
For sure, glad you enjoyed it
Luckily a group plans to dry dock it and repairing it
Thank you for the Great video
In the description I would have put if I made this video I would put the USS Texas is located in this city and I would also put more to in the description turn the ship for example the bridge the pilot-house and other ships parts lifesafer example the mess hall the ship's Infirmary/ Hospital
The Texas was a lucky 🍀 Ship. Only one sailor killed in combat by a shell that struck her
Oh really. Well thanks for the history. Cheers
Keep up the Great work
"You know, this ship has some major history." Dear god you don't say.
Yes it does but this was random family vaca filming.
Wow, what a dump! lol I can see where years of leaks, humidity & rust have taken their toll in some areas, but other parts of the ship look okay - like they're only several decades old, lol. I bet she would've been a crowded beehive when fully manned, during the war. Nowadays you don't need so many crewmen to run a ship, thanks to computers and automation. I mean, Navy ships today don't have nearly as many wheels, cranks and levers like we saw inside this one. That's probably a good thing. Oh, and I had to chuckle at the "Prophylactic Room". Never knew those existed. Doubt if they still have said rooms on Navy ships today, but you can't deny, the need for them using condoms still exists today same as it ever did. Anyway, thanks for the video!
Glad you enjoyed it. Cheers
I'm surprised you didn't put more into description
I never do. I let the videos speak and I post on the fly.
Couldnt watch...to much moving around almost got motion sickness!
That's actually slow so you must get dizzy easy. Don't go driving on the hwy lol. Thanks for the comment anyway
Dude's wife was racing through lol. Cool vid tho
Not like a coat of paint wouldn’t hurt looks pretty run down like the rest of the ship
I personally like the run down haunted natural look. More authentic
@@MrBaldChronicles. I wonder if it will start up
Good question I'd love to hear it
Seeing as they’re trying the best they can to maintain and restore her while also paying for her stay where she was, well, yeah of course she’s in bad condition. They haven’t been getting enough money from customers to sustain her. Kinda why she’s loving after her repairs.
The ship is over a hundred years old meaning you are looking at surfaces that have been exposed to salt air for over a hundred years and may have never had a second coat of paint since launching. I would like to see the ship freshly cleaned painted but it is extravagantly expensive to restore something that old and that huge. Maybe if you have an extra million dollars laying around.......
Whats spooky about this tour? This is what an old boat is suppose to look like.
Exactly. That’s what makes it spooky.
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I love spooky old houses too. Dark rooms and spider webs make it spooky. Open your imagination, and expand your thinking. Not everyone will have the same views. Be more like Mr Bald lol
Texas CGN-39 was powered by two nuclear reactors. I understood the aft 100 feet had to be cut off to get into the current berth. Also everything above the main deck has been removed. All that is left is the hull and the parts of the reactors that had to stay. It will remain there forever. RIP Texas-CGN-39. The ship had a great history and should remain a museum. Thanks for sharing this video. ECL.
Thanks for the info.
Uhhh while CGN-39 was called the USS Texas. USS Texas CGN-39 was the second Virginia-class guided missile cruiser and was scrapped on October 30th, 2001. The pennant number of the dreadnought-battleship Texas is BB-35. Would be wise to backcheck your stuff. American battleships (outside of pre-dreads) only ever had pennant numbers of BB-##.
You thought the ship these people have in the video had nuclear reactors????
You need to get your fact right before posting jibberious they didn't even know what nuke shit was when this was built
They are passage way on board a ship
Idk why I think it’s offensive to watch a video of a ship that is based off a state that I LIVE IN?!?
Lol I don't know why either ha. That's the first