What a great video showing the work in the “Kidd Cave.” I always enjoy seeing the shop work at a museum. The lesson on illuminating the dials, and the operation of a carbon arc were excellent!
Really enjoyed this episode nate is a very knowledgeable and talented man congratulations on the award and it was interesting to hear him speak on the workings and ongoing restoration of uss kidd
Mr. Nate Bergeron, WE SALUTE YOU for your vast knowledge and your wonderful dedication to knowing, restoring and preserving the past !! May this long continue, with you and your students! For instance, we have already lost the method originally used to cut lettering and dials into the aluminum for the directors. Perhaps you need to write a book or even better make a descriptive audio book (much along the lines of this video) for posterity. All of this goes waaaaay beyond any Fletcher Class destroyer !! THANK YOU AGAIN SIR !!!!
The video that you guys have just made of the kid is very interesting thank you for showing what the work you are doing the gentleman who was showing the video was very good I hope the work that you are doing goes well any girl back out on the water keep the good workouts amp keeper with the content I can't wait to see more of these
Wow, its unbelievable the amount of mechanical complexity in these things. I'm not all that surprised to see this in a director but I had no idea a search light would have such a complex gearbox and means for the electrical connections. These ship must have cost a fortune to build. It's so sad to think that these things were just smashed up and scrapped along with everything else when the navy was done with them.
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Nate’s a great guy. I had the pleasure working with him years ago
That was great! I really enjoyed watching. That guy Nate seems like an awesome dude. Cool video.
Thanks for watching! He's one of the best
What a great video showing the work in the “Kidd Cave.” I always enjoy seeing the shop work at a museum. The lesson on illuminating the dials, and the operation of a carbon arc were excellent!
Really enjoyed this episode nate is a very knowledgeable and talented man congratulations on the award and it was interesting to hear him speak on the workings and ongoing restoration of uss kidd
Mr. Nate Bergeron, WE SALUTE YOU for your vast knowledge and your wonderful dedication to knowing, restoring and preserving the past !! May this long continue, with you and your students!
For instance, we have already lost the method originally used to cut lettering and dials into the aluminum for the directors. Perhaps you need to write a book or even better make a descriptive audio book (much along the lines of this video) for posterity. All of this goes waaaaay beyond any Fletcher Class destroyer !! THANK YOU AGAIN SIR !!!!
Wonderful work to preserve this beautiful lady. 🏴☠️
The video that you guys have just made of the kid is very interesting thank you for showing what the work you are doing the gentleman who was showing the video was very good I hope the work that you are doing goes well any girl back out on the water keep the good workouts amp keeper with the content I can't wait to see more of these
No small task for sure! Thanks for sharing…
This is top quality content! More videos of Nate explaining the ships workings please.
Painstaking work on the part of the engineers and highly skilled technicians.Thank you!👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Congrats on Award
Obviously Very much deserved
Wow, its unbelievable the amount of mechanical complexity in these things. I'm not all that surprised to see this in a director but I had no idea a search light would have such a complex gearbox and means for the electrical connections. These ship must have cost a fortune to build. It's so sad to think that these things were just smashed up and scrapped along with everything else when the navy was done with them.
@@b.snoodleman5864: Price tag was reportedly $13 million for a Fletcher-class destroyer during WWII. Each.
Great video 👍🤩👍 Greetz from The Netherlands
Quill? On the spot lights? We used to call those slip rings on DDG-21.