That would have been when it switched from Norfolk to Bremerton for the first time. My dad was on it from 83-88.... we lived in the Churchland part of Portsmouth and then for a year live at Jackson Park in Bremerton. He got off in June of 88 just before it headed to South Korea for the Olympics
As a young man I was in the Marine Corps. As a old man and uncle of a sailor on the Nimitz I was fortunate to have taken a 4 day 'Tiger Cruise' on the Nimitz in, I think, 1998 or 99. It made me wish I had joined the Navy. Sailors are badass too. I loved it. Two of my sons joined the Navy. One made it and one passed away before he made it to boot camp. North Korea better stand down.
Thank you & your son's for our countries protection and freedom, I am so sorry for your loss, May he rest in peace! As we speak my son Devon Lowry is a Nimitz sailor!
WOW, Awesome. I knew there were three carrier groups headed there but I had no idea they would be in such tight formation. Quite a sight. An awesome display of power Feels good to be a Veteran
Deployment 2017, remember hauling ass from where we were to get there. Go Reactor Dept for turning those screws hard to get there. Called Nimitz home for 8 years.
USS Nimitz was commissioned in 1975, and she has been operating all over the world for 42 years. USS Nimitz is still in the front line, and strong enough to eradicate North Korea. It`s an amazing worship.
@@gioaxe4538 Not true. This is the exact same ship. If the bridge looks familiar it's because they used the real bridge in the movie. Nimitz is oldest active service carrier in the Navy.
Eric Turner , This Armada along with ships from Japan are off the coast of North Korea because it's leader has threatened the United States and Japan . North Korea's people are poor and live in daily fear of their brutal and dictatorial leader who uses their economic wealth to build his own twisted ambitions of a nuclear arsenal to threaten his neighbors and the United States with nuclear destruction .I think your comments are a mix of the brainwashing you have received over the years concerning the United States military and the other is your own departure from reality . The missiles that this mad man fires are real . This isn't a game .
Hey Felix , would you care to play a game of chess ? I'll put your King in check while you're trying to impress people by making them think you're smart . Of course China is a problem as they have adopted American Capitalism while we go the way of Socialized Europe . You want to have a conversation with me ? Drop the insults . North Korea is a problem too . Sometimes this world is surprisingly Black & White .
Machia, insults aside felix is right. North korea barely has the capability to hit the United States. It has no real navy or airforce. Its strength lies in number of troops and artillery. It also has only one major city. North Korea isn't a military threat to the US at all. The only real reason they can possibly want nukes, is to prevent invasion.
Nice video. As a child, I attended 6th grade at the Chester W. Nimitz elementary school at Pearl Harbor. My father served aboard an APA in the Pacific during WWII, and later in submarines in the 1950s to 1961. I served as a hospital corpsman, 1970-1971. My brother later served as a chaplain for four years. More often than not, I can be found wearing NAVY and USNA t-shirts (although I'm not a graduate of the Naval Academy). We McKanes dearly love the United States Navy. Go Navy and see the world! Thanks for posting this video.
I was about 10 and on holiday at my aunt's in Bermuda when the 1st Gulf War broke out and seeing the US Armada Navy join up with the British Navy which was returning from patrols around the Falkland Islands was a scary yet amazing sight that I will never forget. She had a house on the water front and you could see ocean from left to right but It was just filled with warships. Spin tingling even at such a young age
As a child in the 1980s I was able to get on the USS Kitty hawk during San Francisco Fleet week. They allowed us on the bridge and was asked by a Sailor if I wanted to sit in the Captains Seat. I remember being in utter amazement looking out those massive windows surrounded by buttons and levers. I was too young to understand the privilege being given in the moment. I recall the saoilors being so friendly and helpful it was an amazing experience.
Not "Maritime Defence Force" anymore. The "destroyer" that is a carrier flys the hated Rising Sun battle flag once again. The flag that killed so many of America's most precious blood, who died like warriors that you could never equal.
longshorts3 Are you just trying to antagonize everyone here? The world doesn’t need to be reminded of the horrors of World War Two every day, Japan was our enemy then, but now they are a trusted, capable, and quite honorable ally to be able to fight alongside. Stop trying to start futile arguments...
Glad to see that the Nimitz has finally left Bremerton. When I moved from there in Oct 2016 they were doing extensive repairs. Going to be a sad day when they retire her.
I was newly assigned to the USS Kitty Hawk in the Persian Gulf back in 1993 when we were relieved by the USS Nimitz. The Nimitz was bigger than our carrier and nuclear powered but the Kitty Hawk was still a kick ass carrier and got the job done. We just wouldn't sleep much, always working on the flight deck.
Marc P. Of course, most people in South Korea want self-defense. However, the South Korean military does not have a good situation due to defense corruption and poor military service. And we have little combat experience since the Vietnam War. Therefore, I think we should resort to US forces.
Marc P. Only a handful of people dislike US forces in South Korea. They are unconditionally crying out for peace despite North Korea's provocations, which is a strange logic. The USFK is an inevitable presence for us
I am curious why the CO and the Officer of the Bridge are look off the port side at the other craft? It did not look like anyone on the bridge was facing and looking over the bow. Was it to maintain spacing and speed? The helmsman seemed to be doing a lot of see-sawing. I love watching operations like that, orderly, efficient, and professionally well done.
One thing to keep in mind is that this is a dog and pony show, with the ships lined up impressively close and rigidly in formation with each other. This was done purely as a PR stunt, just as a cool demonstration of this incredible international teamwork. There is a very rare photograph on line somewhere of all four Iowa class battleships together, off the Virginia coast. The only time all four were ever together. This will almost definitely be the only time three Nimitz's will ever be together, so document it for posterity.
My FAVORITE ship i was in CAG 8 with VA-35 from 1977 to 1982 unless you've been on her you wouldn't understand her capability.....Living in Taiwan now nice to know she is off our coast!!!!!
That’s the movie that convinced me to join up in 1984. I worked Waist Cats (#3 & 4), launching Tomcats, Intruders, Hornets, etc etc.... Flight deck ops in the movie was very close to the real deal....much better job than “Top Gun”.
When you see these huge war ships up close it sends shivers down your spine knowing what they are capable of - these things can bring down whole countries without having to put men on the ground - that is one hell of a frightening thought - god bless the navy
John, I just don't see Kim getting himself blown up and losing all those blonds and all that cognac. He is a party beast and I am sure he wants the party to continue.
Things sure have changed! I was a helmsman/leehelmsman (50%/50%) at sea. We had a big ass wooden rimmed brass wheel and separate controls for each engine order on the engine order telegraph. The way that guy is turning the wheel back and forth doesn't make any sense to me. Ex-TM2 USS Piedmont AD-17, Uss Dixon AS-37 USN 68-72.
Gee I've never run across the Dixon. I think a former boss and friend was on her. He's in CGR now. I guess it's because my ship always did the triangle--Scotland, Spain, then Bremerton for refit. Once in a while Kings Bay, Norfolk, Charleston. USS Canopus AS 34 69-72
I heard they sunk her for target practice. I was a Plank Owner. Just Commissioned in 1972! However, they gave the Piedmont ("Doc" or "Piedemaru") to the Turkish Navy and it's still floating! The girls in Subic Bay called us the USS Kuripot ! A lot of fond memories-wow!
Me too. I was on USS O'Brien DD725 in early 60's. We had same big brass wheel with wood rim. I served many a bridge watch. I can't imagine why he is doing that myself. Haze grey and underway.
Why is the guy steering the Aircraft carrier at the beginning of the video turning back and forth so fast. It's such a large ship that it doesn't effect it that much. Is there Anybody that can help me answer my question?
I saw a video 12 to 18 months ago that was longer in duration but had this six+ minutes of video, I am curious if you have that longer video? It is an impressive video, both that one and this one as well. Nice job.
The ‘Old Salt’ (Aka; Old 68) is probably my favorite of the Nimitz-class aircraft carrier followed by either the Abe (CVN-72) and Ike (CVN-69), with TR being an honorable mentioned
Back in 1992-93 in my former self while on deployment on USS Ranger CV-61, during Operation Southern Watch, we pulled out of the Gulf and went off the coast of Somalia for show of force. I was working in the hanger bay (V-3) and the morning we awoke to arriving there. Imagine this large carrier off the coast and showing its force. Very impressive. I was part of history. Yea part of the team which was on board. Now fast forward to this show of force in 2017. You cannot phatom the show of force here. It just blew me away. This brought up a point of a Law that can apply to show of force, even though the law was for computers. The value of your network Squared. In this case if you have one Carrier squared, it equals = 1 Carrier. If you have two Carriers squared = 4 Carriers. If you have 3 Carriers squared = 9 Carriers. So in the show of force for this operation taking all the aircraft all the missiles on site with the other ships supporting and protecting the Carriers, you really do not want to mess with the USA.
there are a lot on the bridge, when I was on the USS curts: Boatsans mate of the watch, quarter master, officer of the deck, conning officer and helm, and lookouts port and starboard
Were you stationed on board the Nimitz and don't know how to get from the O3 level to the flight deck or not know how to get to vulture row which is about the 06 level which is on the island? Amazing, we used to FLY even in heavy seas and high winds.
Question, calm seas, barely moving forward, why the hell was he constantly turning that tiny steering wheel back and forth like a speedboat pushing 80 knots on choppy water????? What was the constant calling out 5.2, 5.0 5. Something rpi non stop?
I'm not trying to start a pissing war, but the "steering wheel" is called the helm. He keeps turning the helm to keep the ship on course. they keep calling the 5.2, 5.0 etc to keeps the propellers speeding up and slowing down to keep the ship in position relative to the other ships in formation.
From a historical perspective and hoping all military personnel will check out the biography of Admiral Chester Nimitz one of the greatest of all United States military leaders.
Right about now im thinking that in the near future theres gonna be an exchange between some high ranking U.S. and DPRK officials, where the U.S. official is gonna say, ''We want our fucking boat back''....(the USS Pueblo, still commissioned, still sitting in a river on display since Vietnam like a trophy in Pyonyang)
It actually is, the U.S Navy is the most funded, has the most aircraft carriers, amphibious assault ships, destroyers, submarines, nuclear submarines and the greatest naval technology, the Americans aren't saying they're number one just because they think so, it is because they just are.
Matthew Familia The navy is one of those branches that needs fairly high funding even in peace time. You can’t wait around for a war to start before you starting building new ships or more ships, otherwise it’ll probably be over before you’ve even completed a lot of those ships
Iam from Indonesian, Verry like see about USS nimitz, Verry big, Verry strong,i have knowledge about Admiral nimitz,hero from world war in fasifik ,if sir have portrait from USS nimitz ,please send me one pct,thank , great
My son is serving on the Nimitz. Very proud of him and all the vets that are protecting this country. Thank you all who have served
Mine also, sailor Devon Lowry,they possibly know each other
Thank you both for his service.
Thank you. I was on NIMITZ 32 years ago.
Matti Brox bless you.
You should be proud! That your son not only had the desire, but what it takes to make the cut, in such a significant historical vocation. Godspeed
Greetings to the US Navy from Australia. Thank you for your service and protection. We sleep well.
Wafi Hartono of course, your point?
Our danger is a lot closer to home survival our roads don't become dinner by the wildlife and don't step on a snake you might survived
The last carrier my father was on... He was on it on 1986 and gone for a year... he served almost 21 years.
Hand salute . . . ready front ! He's on permanent deployment . . . to the world, of retirement ! 🇺🇸
I was on the ship the same time as your father
That would have been when it switched from Norfolk to Bremerton for the first time. My dad was on it from 83-88.... we lived in the Churchland part of Portsmouth and then for a year live at Jackson Park in Bremerton. He got off in June of 88 just before it headed to South Korea for the Olympics
As a young man I was in the Marine Corps. As a old man and uncle of a sailor on the Nimitz I was fortunate to have taken a 4 day 'Tiger Cruise' on the Nimitz in, I think, 1998 or 99. It made me wish I had joined the Navy. Sailors are badass too. I loved it. Two of my sons joined the Navy. One made it and one passed away before he made it to boot camp. North Korea better stand down.
Sorry for your loss.
Sorry for your loss sir!
Thank you & your son's for our countries protection and freedom, I am so sorry for your loss, May he rest in peace! As we speak my son Devon Lowry is a Nimitz sailor!
Better than the Air Farce but I wouldn't want to have to turn Gay just to join the Navy.
saw Nimitiz leaving pearl harbor in 1988 fully loaded.still have pic somewhere
I’m currently serving on board this mighty carrier
Are the fighter jets noisy?
@@Yuu-it1zk very noisy, you can hear the jets going off even 5 or 6 decks below
Yunosuke Asahina extremely noisy yes but you get used to hearing them and can some how sleep thru it lol
Thats awsome. Thanks for your service.
Can you tell what you do ?
WOW, Awesome. I knew there were three carrier groups headed there but I had no idea they would be in such tight formation.
Quite a sight. An awesome display of power
Feels good to be a Veteran
I was on the USS Eisenhower CVN-69 for three years, our Navy and our Aircraft Carries are just plan Awesome. Totally Bad Ass.
Deployment 2017, remember hauling ass from where we were to get there. Go Reactor Dept for turning those screws hard to get there. Called Nimitz home for 8 years.
USS Nimitz was commissioned in 1975, and she has been operating all over the world for 42 years. USS Nimitz is still in the front line, and strong enough to eradicate North Korea. It`s an amazing worship.
We worship your warship
Any ship with nuclear cruise missiles could easily eradicate a small nation.
Not if you irradiated it to the point of "unburied death". The Nimitz can do that easily.
3:25, that aircraft carrier in the background, that’s the USS Theodore Rosevelt, I just saw it in San Deigo docked at port.
Hopefully they won't be caught in a freak lightening storm and end up fighting Japanese Zeros again...like that one time 😳
I was young when i watched that. It was really good
Bru...
Have same name but this diferent ship
Splash the zeros, yes sir.
@@gioaxe4538 Not true. This is the exact same ship. If the bridge looks familiar it's because they used the real bridge in the movie. Nimitz is oldest active service carrier in the Navy.
Nice!!!!
The air power in this US Naval battle group is more powerful than most nations entire Air Forces .
Eric Turner ,
This Armada along with ships from Japan are off the coast of North Korea because it's leader has threatened the United States and Japan . North Korea's people are poor and live in daily fear of their brutal and dictatorial leader who uses their economic wealth to build his own twisted ambitions of a nuclear arsenal to threaten his neighbors and the United States with nuclear destruction .I think your comments are a mix of the brainwashing you have received over the years concerning the United States military and the other is your own departure from reality . The missiles that this mad man fires are real . This isn't a game .
That's why "most nations" ain't big on air forces any more. They keep SAMs.
Fly away little birdie! lol.
Hey Felix , would you care to play a game of chess ? I'll put your King in check while you're trying to impress people by making them think you're smart .
Of course China is a problem as they have adopted American Capitalism while we go the way of Socialized Europe . You want to have a conversation with me ? Drop the insults .
North Korea is a problem too . Sometimes this world is surprisingly Black & White .
Machia, insults aside felix is right. North korea barely has the capability to hit the United States. It has no real navy or airforce. Its strength lies in number of troops and artillery. It also has only one major city. North Korea isn't a military threat to the US at all. The only real reason they can possibly want nukes, is to prevent invasion.
Interestingly enough, they said about the same thing concerning Japan in the thirties....and then pearl harbor.
Nice video. As a child, I attended 6th grade at the Chester W. Nimitz elementary school at Pearl Harbor. My father served aboard an APA in the Pacific during WWII, and later in submarines in the 1950s to 1961. I served as a hospital corpsman, 1970-1971. My brother later served as a chaplain for four years. More often than not, I can be found wearing NAVY and USNA t-shirts (although I'm not a graduate of the Naval Academy). We McKanes dearly love the United States Navy. Go Navy and see the world! Thanks for posting this video.
I bet seeing that from land would be one hell of a sight
Depends whos looking at it. To some, they look like easy big and slow vulnerable targets.
ARVIN very valid point
The Vietnamese saw much worse
Advocatus Diaboli lol
I was about 10 and on holiday at my aunt's in Bermuda when the 1st Gulf War broke out and seeing the US Armada Navy join up with the British Navy which was returning from patrols around the Falkland Islands was a scary yet amazing sight that I will never forget. She had a house on the water front and you could see ocean from left to right but It was just filled with warships. Spin tingling even at such a young age
As a child in the 1980s I was able to get on the USS Kitty hawk during San Francisco Fleet week.
They allowed us on the bridge and was asked by a Sailor if I wanted to sit in the Captains Seat. I remember being in utter amazement looking out those massive windows surrounded by buttons and levers. I was too young to understand the privilege being given in the moment. I recall the saoilors being so friendly and helpful it was an amazing experience.
I love the movie The Final Countdown.. thanks from NZ 👍🇳🇿
Nimitz museum right here in Fredericksburg, Texas.
Beautiful. Please check out their FB page.
Also in the video JS Ise (DDH-182), a Hyūga-class helicopter destroyer of the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force
I figured it was either the Ise or the Hyuga, but couldn't make out the number on the bow.
hgrgic good spot! I missed that!!
Not "Maritime Defence Force" anymore. The "destroyer" that is a carrier flys the hated Rising Sun battle flag once again. The flag that killed so many of America's most precious blood, who died like warriors that you could never equal.
longshorts3 Are you just trying to antagonize everyone here? The world doesn’t need to be reminded of the horrors of World War Two every day, Japan was our enemy then, but now they are a trusted, capable, and quite honorable ally to be able to fight alongside. Stop trying to start futile arguments...
There's always that guy standing in the rear of the bridge, with the "ear cans" and he's always got a mustache!😂
all the time and I'm one of them lol
Glad to see that the Nimitz has finally left Bremerton. When I moved from there in Oct 2016 they were doing extensive repairs. Going to be a sad day when they retire her.
The water is so calm and the crew at the helm were calm as a table top. True professionals indeed.
It gives me shivers to see this mighty show of force . If the US is on our side who can harm us . God Bless USA .
Why is the helmsman constantly fiddling with the wheel?
Right? Was also the first thing I noticed. This guy’s cranking the rudder like on a speedboat. Wtf?
I was newly assigned to the USS Kitty Hawk in the Persian Gulf back in 1993 when we were relieved by the USS Nimitz. The Nimitz was bigger than our carrier and nuclear powered but the Kitty Hawk was still a kick ass carrier and got the job done. We just wouldn't sleep much, always working on the flight deck.
USS Kitty Hawk (CV-63) Leaving Pearl Harbor - Hawaii in 2008 -- th-cam.com/video/Fr8ANlfy3dw/w-d-xo.html
thank you US Navy
김대환급항공모함 would you say South Koreans for the most part don't really like the U.S. or like you are mostly grateful that we got your backs?
Marc P. Of course, most people in South Korea want self-defense.
However, the South Korean military does not have a good situation due to defense corruption and poor military service.
And we have little combat experience since the Vietnam War.
Therefore, I think we should resort to US forces.
Marc P. Only a handful of people dislike US forces in South Korea. They are unconditionally crying out for peace despite North Korea's provocations, which is a strange logic. The USFK is an inevitable presence for us
May god bless the ROK and the USA.
@김대환급항공모함
I LOVED Seoul and Inchon, EVERYONE was sooooooo very nice!!!!! (1984)
I am curious why the CO and the Officer of the Bridge are look off the port side at the other craft? It did not look like anyone on the bridge was facing and looking over the bow. Was it to maintain spacing and speed? The helmsman seemed to be doing a lot of see-sawing. I love watching operations like that, orderly, efficient, and professionally well done.
Wait !- that oil painting shows the admiral SMOKING !
Yeah well back in the day we all smoked in crew lounges and division lounges I was fortunate and assigned S-5 WARDROOM SO
The only thing that would make this better would be to see Tomcats still on the carrier deck ready to go. Anytime baby.
One thing to keep in mind is that this is a dog and pony show, with the ships lined up impressively close and rigidly in formation with each other. This was done purely as a PR stunt, just as a cool demonstration of this incredible international teamwork. There is a very rare photograph on line somewhere of all four Iowa class battleships together, off the Virginia coast. The only time all four were ever together. This will almost definitely be the only time three Nimitz's will ever be together, so document it for posterity.
My FAVORITE ship i was in CAG 8 with VA-35 from 1977 to 1982 unless you've been on her you wouldn't understand her capability.....Living in Taiwan now nice to know she is off our coast!!!!!
I call your nuke.... and raise you a 1000
Scottie 15 ė,
NAVY.None better on the planet.i was privaled and proud to serve under her.
Quite a busy place, on the bridge...I love to watch that movie "final countdown"!
Rob Bleeker That is one of my favorite science fiction movies.
I actually knew those guys. The helmsman was QM3 Andy Ackerson.
william coe I rather watch lone wolf macade
That’s the movie that convinced me to join up in 1984. I worked Waist Cats (#3 & 4), launching Tomcats, Intruders, Hornets, etc etc....
Flight deck ops in the movie was very close to the real deal....much better job than “Top Gun”.
william coe Crimson Tide as well.....
I served on board her 84 thru 87 road her around South America man you talk about a trip watching her roll and heav like a small boy
History coming alive . . . thanx ! What a tradition . . . 🇺🇸
What a wonderful way to make your day. Closing in on another country with enough fire power to start a nice little war.
So young. Proud of them.
Would appreciate some hindsight as how the steering is oragnized... if anyone know pls share.
12345fowler Kinda like a car but you have one person on the gas and the other on the steering wheel
more like 3 or more persons steering from 3 or more locations and that is on a destroyer . i imagine more control on a carrier
Goodluck out there,stay safe.
When you see these huge war ships up close it sends shivers down your spine knowing what they are capable of - these things can bring down whole countries without having to put men on the ground - that is one hell of a frightening thought - god bless the navy
Gigantic floating target. With
six thousand on board. You
know kim is going to give it
a shot.
John Hearn it be the last one he ever made . The missal would be blown out of the ski before it even got close
John, I just don't see Kim getting himself blown up and losing all those blonds and all that cognac. He is a party beast and I am sure he wants the party to continue.
Things sure have changed! I was a helmsman/leehelmsman (50%/50%) at sea. We had a big ass wooden rimmed brass wheel and separate controls for each engine order on the engine order telegraph. The way that guy is turning the wheel back and forth doesn't make any sense to me. Ex-TM2 USS Piedmont AD-17, Uss Dixon AS-37 USN 68-72.
Gee I've never run across the Dixon. I think a former boss and friend was on her. He's in CGR now. I guess it's because my ship always did the triangle--Scotland, Spain, then Bremerton for refit. Once in a while Kings Bay, Norfolk, Charleston. USS Canopus AS 34 69-72
I heard they sunk her for target practice. I was a Plank Owner. Just Commissioned in 1972! However, they gave the Piedmont ("Doc" or "Piedemaru") to the Turkish Navy and it's still floating! The girls in Subic Bay called us the USS Kuripot ! A lot of fond memories-wow!
Me too. I was on USS O'Brien DD725 in early 60's. We had same big brass wheel with wood rim. I served many a bridge watch. I can't imagine why he is doing that myself. Haze grey and underway.
How can you avoid confusion when there are so many people on the Bridge?
if you Use the control tower as reference to the sea, you can see the carrier moving up and down with the waves.
Why is the guy steering the Aircraft carrier at the beginning of the video turning back and forth so fast. It's such a large ship that it doesn't effect it that much. Is there Anybody that can help me answer my question?
No one seems to know.
I remember when Nimitz was the newer carrier in the fleet....man I’m gettin old lol
I saw a video 12 to 18 months ago that was longer in duration but had this six+ minutes of video, I am curious if you have that longer video? It is an impressive video, both that one and this one as well. Nice job.
How Brave US NAVY proud of you Salute you soldiers Well Done
The ‘Old Salt’ (Aka; Old 68) is probably my favorite of the Nimitz-class aircraft carrier followed by either the Abe (CVN-72) and Ike (CVN-69), with TR being an honorable mentioned
Your channel should be DANGER MINDS Awesome stuff!
So thats where Ronal Regan was.. She left the yokosuka nava, base a few weeks ago so i was wondering
I believe this is classified as a Freedom Of Navigation (FON) exercise which serves multiple purposes in the current international climate.
Back in 1992-93 in my former self while on deployment on USS Ranger CV-61, during Operation Southern Watch, we pulled out of the Gulf and went off the coast of Somalia for show of force. I was working in the hanger bay (V-3) and the morning we awoke to arriving there. Imagine this large carrier off the coast and showing its force. Very impressive. I was part of history. Yea part of the team which was on board. Now fast forward to this show of force in 2017. You cannot phatom the show of force here. It just blew me away. This brought up a point of a Law that can apply to show of force, even though the law was for computers. The value of your network Squared. In this case if you have one Carrier squared, it equals = 1 Carrier. If you have two Carriers squared = 4 Carriers. If you have 3 Carriers squared = 9 Carriers. So in the show of force for this operation taking all the aircraft all the missiles on site with the other ships supporting and protecting the Carriers, you really do not want to mess with the USA.
Damm , seeing huge fleets sailing is awesome
there are a lot on the bridge, when I was on the USS curts: Boatsans mate of the watch, quarter master, officer of the deck, conning officer and helm, and lookouts port and starboard
I steamed with the Eisenhower. Always glad to have it around.
I’ll be on the Nimitz for the tiger cruise December 5th - 10th can’t wait
Wow.. They look happy in their roles.
Were you stationed on board the Nimitz and don't know how to get from the O3 level to the flight deck or not know how to get to vulture row which is about the 06 level which is on the island? Amazing, we used to FLY even in heavy seas and high winds.
Question, calm seas, barely moving forward, why the hell was he constantly turning that tiny steering wheel back and forth like a speedboat pushing 80 knots on choppy water????? What was the constant calling out 5.2, 5.0 5. Something rpi non stop?
I'm not trying to start a pissing war, but the "steering wheel" is called the helm. He keeps turning the helm to keep the ship on course. they keep calling the 5.2, 5.0 etc to keeps the propellers speeding up and slowing down to keep the ship in position relative to the other ships in formation.
@@sparkyadondavid dont know where the pissing match comment came from, but thanks for explaining it too me.
@@gageoliver2186
He said he wasn't trying to start one.
This is why I'm proud to be an American because we are kicking ass on a daily basis
Truman CVN-75 represent!! Glad our Pacific buddies are holding it down ;-)
Can’t wait to be an officer on this beauty🇺🇸
Why does the helmsman have to move the wheel so much?
GREAT VIDEO !!!
Great and Powerful disposition
ONE powerful ship. great views too..that's one statement. send him straight to hell exercises or not ..excellent job..thank you
Why is that dude turning that wheel like he’s in Tokyo drift ?
Ron North I first thought he was just polishing it
Clueless North Korean spy trying to blend in.
He is putting on an intimidation maneuver. I believe it worked.
@@DominikusTV Too funny Lol
I think he was trying yo LOOK like he was steering for the camera. Back in the day I stood helm watch, NEVER did it have to be done like that.
Nimitz and Spruance are buried next to each other in Golden Gate National Cemetery. About 1 mile as the crow flies from SFO. South San Francisco.
01:54 What is he saying about?
Sailed alongside the Nimitz many times during deployment.
What Re all the rpm call outs for.?
From a historical perspective and hoping all military personnel will check out the biography of Admiral Chester Nimitz one of the greatest of all United States military leaders.
Where is the change from knots to rpms?
Probably some strength under the water also
Is that Izumo at 4:55?
Right about now im thinking that in the near future theres gonna be an exchange between some high ranking U.S. and DPRK officials, where the U.S. official is gonna say, ''We want our fucking boat back''....(the USS Pueblo, still commissioned, still sitting in a river on display since Vietnam like a trophy in Pyonyang)
Now we have a President who loves America, and is smart.
I doubt it. It'll be outdated.
It's the [principle of the thing.
Alvin Sawdust you're just another snowflake.
Mike Spillman -ever see the captured NK sub in SK? It’s a fuckin joke! Passageway is wide enough to fit Kim’s huge ass through!
Damn that's allot of fire power.
I think I see the Roosevelt and the Ford.
Thank u for those serving.
🙏🙏🙏👍👍👍thanks very much for all service men and women ☝️☝️☝️☝️
There are no people to be seen on any of the ships except for the bridge of the Nimitz. The quiet before the storm.
Is the Admiral Nimitz office maintained on the ship?
Very proud of your men. SIR
very powerful and Beautiful
Sign of Freedom and strength
Who's the man with no eyes sitting in front row?
Captain?
Morgan Woodward?
Compared to a UK bridge they do all look a bit scruffy...whats the uniform policy?
why are they all in such close proximity to each other? Is that a good idea? how do they detect enemy subs under the water?
I wonder if rocket man has any idea what three carrier strike groups can do
What is the job in working on the aircraft carrier bridge?
What is each person job ?
Love my USN....MA2!!
Never been on an active warship, but the number of people on that bridge seems a bit excessive.... What is the purpose of all those people?
Our NAVY is #1
It actually is, the U.S Navy is the most funded, has the most aircraft carriers, amphibious assault ships, destroyers, submarines, nuclear submarines and the greatest naval technology, the Americans aren't saying they're number one just because they think so, it is because they just are.
danskehans lol. The container ship hit the Destroyer. Good try tho
And we got SEALs :D
Colton Kinsey that’s one example. Try coming up with some more
Matthew Familia The navy is one of those branches that needs fairly high funding even in peace time. You can’t wait around for a war to start before you starting building new ships or more ships, otherwise it’ll probably be over before you’ve even completed a lot of those ships
MUCH RESPECT TO USN! Ed Victory- USAF.
My freind was a parachute rigger on the Nimitz 1989
Miracle that they didn't hit another ship in the area...
You know the engine room is just ignoring your ridiculous rpm calls?
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Might be a good idea to Faraday the electronics or vacuum tube them.
The deployment of three carriers means only one thing: 24 hours of aerial operations in eight hour shifts!
What is the amphibious ship to the port of Nimitz? ###-182? An LHD or LHA maybe?