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I was there stationed on the USS OUELLET from 1989-1993. Had a lot of fun when we were in port but that was the problem,we were always deployed. Thanks for the video,it brought back memories.
My dad was on an aircraft carrier during WW2. There was a tremendously lot more traffic there at that time. There's a panoramic photo from 1944 with several aircraft carriers and various other ships as well.
I've seen it from both being stationed there on shore and as part of the ships that were in port for exercise RIMPAC. I've also been on numerous stops there both going on deployment and coming back from deployment. Do I miss Oahu and Pearl Harbor, oh yes!
Still looks almost the same as it did back in the 80’s. Pearl is a beautiful port! The Carriers berth right in front of the mountains. I always wanted to be home ported there instead of San Diego! (Rough choice...I know 😎).
I was at Pearl from 1970-72. You know Viet Nam. This nothing like now. We had couple of carriers a lot of tin cans. 6 maybe attack subs plus all of the support ships. You could almost compare the harbor to the flight deck on a carrier. I got to see official pictures of the Enterprise after her fire. Not a pretty sight. The boss had a couple in his office. COMSUPBAC was a 3 star billet now its down to 2 stars. And they are taking part of pacflts responsibilities and moving to a new command. FLEET FORCES. WHAT THE HELL.
My squadron was aboard the USS Constellation .we worked out of Pearl for RIMPAC 94-95, and it was stuffed to the gills. Besides us, Kitty Hawk Independence, Essex,a Japanese destroyer squadron the carriers escorts Australian and Canadian ships.
I left Pearl in Nov. '71 when the Impervious MSO 449 changed home port to Guam. At 1:30, is that a highway bridge in the background, behind the memorial? No going around Ford Island anymore I guess.
Spent 18 of my 20 years in Pearl. Two frigates and tours of duty at FTG Pearl/ATG Midpac. Same place, they just changed the name between my tours of duty there. USS Whipple FF-1062 and USS Crommelin FFG-37.
Remember Pearl Harbor! Face them out to sea. Imagine driving by a Fire Station and they ween't positioned to respond quickly...Remember history and your mission and don't become lazy!!!!
Great video ! A lot of the ships are great going in reverse... Hope they can do better going forward ! Also in the video are two great WW II Memorials ! tjl
San Diego is the 6th fleet operations....Pearl Is the home of the 7th Fleet operations Group...though many of the carriers are based in Japan right now..and you saw a Carrier leave in this clip
@@morgangrey4020 Incorrect. East of the International Date line is 3rd Fleet. West of it is 7th Fleet till you get to the Indian Ocean and Persian Gulf, that's 5th Fleet territory. 2nd Fleet is the US Atlantic Coast, 4th Fleet is around South America and 6th Fleet is Europe and Africa.
It would make significantly more sense, from a Military Readiness Perspective, to BACK the ships into dock [like the one on the far left from 1:30 to 3:30] .. in an emergency [a second Pearl Harbor Attack] the Captain could call emergency quarters, fire up the LM2500 Engines, toss off the lines, and get the hell out of the Harbor without having to wait on two tugs to back them away from the dock ..
Great job who ever arranged the music to this video, can't wait to hear more, in the works I hope, o and nice video showing the goings on at pearl, please do more,thanks for sharing.
Great video! Crazy to think these same waters, and docks in this video saw real live enemy torpedoes and bombs. Those shots of the harbor where you can see the Arizona Memorial is where the Japanese Kates dropped their torpedoes
So, can anyone explain to me why most ships are towed backwards and then turned around for departure? I'd think it's more logical that they moore front to exit to be able to depart more rapidly in case of emergency...
nautiboy- Harbor / Harbour: same meaning but differently spelled. American-English and European -English differ how its spelled; Center/ Centre, Theater/Theatre
Harbour is the correct spelling of harbor.. just like colour, armour - color, armor... just depends on what country you live in and what version of the English language you speak. That said I'm Canadian so Harbour to me is correct literally except in this case it is used as a noun, a place name so should be 'Pearl Harbor' the US way just to be geographically proper.
The word originated from the proper English language. Yes, it is Harbour, Armour, Colour, Z pronounced as Zack instead of Zee etc..I had the opportunity to learn both versions (thank you microsoft windows spell check!) Then again, respect is given to the geographical name of Pearl Harbor.
Most carriers of the 7th fleet are now stationed in Japan due to the current scenario happening there...better to have them close by just in case......3 carriers were normally stationed there and yes planes off loaded at sea and were maintained at the Naval air station.....but as they say times change.......but many carriers do still go here for repairs and some R&R
I got sick all the time there,flu,would get.skin rashes the whole 4 years I was station there could not wait to get the hell out of there, ships smoking all the time, water pollution in harbor
It seems stupid to me. Or at the very least piss poor planning. That nearly every ship in this port. Needs to have help with tugboats pushing them backwards till they turn them around to pull out of the port! Why aren't they helping them back in to port/ dock the ships? Because in an emergency or war! There going to have to get out of port fast!
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Man, I was there from 2014-2018. I remember seeing these ships pull out of pearl from the missing man formation on Hickam. Wow, time flies!
hell of a lot of firepower just sitting there
Don Clap
That’s why there leaving the port
I want to buy that Bunch of burkes
Home ported at Pearl 1967 to 1969 aboard the USS John R Perry DE 1034 , best days of my life , beautiful place !
I was there stationed on the USS OUELLET from 1989-1993. Had a lot of fun when we were in port but that was the problem,we were always deployed. Thanks for the video,it brought back memories.
I was on the Whipple for 3 years in the early '70s. Crossed over the Ouellet many times to get to the pier.
Be safe brother!
Wow...those carriers are awesome. Good job they were out on that sad day 👍
My dad was on an aircraft carrier during WW2. There was a tremendously lot more traffic there at that time. There's a panoramic photo from 1944 with several aircraft carriers and various other ships as well.
out of curiosity do you know which carrier?
thank your Dad for his service Ken Owens.
@@alaxbird4954 USS Hornet CV-12 1944-1945
2:42 Chinese Type-052D class
4:41 CVN-74 Nimitz class
Why is there a PLAN Ship doing in U.S. Waters, espacially hawaii?
People's Liberation Army Navy*
@@hotdogstockimage Those ships were in Pearl for Exercise RIMPAC 2016. That was the second time PLAN would be invited to RIMPAC.
@@wanderingspacenomad9975 I see now
That warship in the middle keeps wiggling to the beat.
Totally fascinating. I bet the majority of America has never seen this before. Awesome! Thanks!
I've seen it from both being stationed there on shore and as part of the ships that were in port for exercise RIMPAC. I've also been on numerous stops there both going on deployment and coming back from deployment. Do I miss Oahu and Pearl Harbor, oh yes!
Still looks almost the same as it did back in the 80’s. Pearl is a beautiful port! The Carriers berth right in front of the mountains. I always wanted to be home ported there instead of San Diego! (Rough choice...I know 😎).
I was at Pearl from 1970-72. You know Viet Nam. This nothing like now. We had couple of carriers a lot of tin cans. 6 maybe attack subs plus all of the support ships. You could almost compare the harbor to the flight deck on a carrier. I got to see official pictures of the Enterprise after her fire. Not a pretty sight. The boss had a couple in his office. COMSUPBAC was a 3 star billet now its down to 2 stars. And they are taking part of pacflts responsibilities and moving to a new command. FLEET FORCES. WHAT THE HELL.
is a lot differant now i was stationed on the uss epperson in 1958 no bridge to ford island watched the arizona memorial build
I was stationed on Epperson in 1967!!
Was station here from Nov 76 to Nov. 79. Navcamseastpac. Great time.
That waters so blue I want to dive right in.
I did my first re-enlistment on USS ARIZONA MEMORIAL in 1986.
The music totally good with the video!! Good job
I was stationed at Pearl Harbor for a total of 7 years. I still consider it my home. And II really miss Kalbi-Soon's BBQ...... Is it still there?
Rick Jones yes it is
Been A LONG time since I had their food, mmmmm!
Those are some hard working tugs.
My squadron was aboard the USS Constellation .we worked out of Pearl for RIMPAC 94-95, and it was stuffed to the gills. Besides us, Kitty Hawk Independence, Essex,a Japanese destroyer squadron the carriers escorts Australian and Canadian ships.
beauty port indeed
very nice!
I left Pearl in Nov. '71 when the Impervious MSO 449 changed home port to Guam. At 1:30, is that a highway bridge in the background, behind the memorial? No going around Ford Island anymore I guess.
Looks like some Japanese ships were in port
Guessing it's a RIMPAC exercise, for example in 2022 26 nations participated and 46 ships!
Spent 18 of my 20 years in Pearl. Two frigates and tours of duty at FTG Pearl/ATG Midpac. Same place, they just changed the name between my tours of duty there. USS Whipple FF-1062 and USS Crommelin FFG-37.
Should be two aircraft carriers in port . When I visited 2 years ago they were trying to get them assigned to Pearl .
Don't those tugs get through a a lot of work!!!
Just waiting for Godzilla and Mutos to show up
NxR Just waiting for my apartment to show up
10:04 a Canadian Halifax-class frigate passes.
Remember Pearl Harbor! Face them out to sea. Imagine driving by a Fire Station and they ween't positioned to respond quickly...Remember history and your mission and don't become lazy!!!!
Lol its like watching a bunch of kids pushing their drunk dad outta the house
Great video ! A lot of the ships are great going in reverse... Hope they can do better going forward ! Also in the video are two great WW II Memorials ! tjl
The "music /soundtrack /noise" was like ouch! to my ears but fortunately I was able to mute audio for a more pleasant experience! 😊
Too bad no carriers are stationed at pearl. San Diego and Washington state have a bigger support base for those ships.
San Diego is the 6th fleet operations....Pearl Is the home of the 7th Fleet operations Group...though many of the carriers are based in Japan right now..and you saw a Carrier leave in this clip
Nothing to keep carriers from making a pitstop.
Morgan Grey San Diego and Pearl Harbor are actually part of the 3rd fleet within the Pacific fleet...Japan is the part of the 7th fleet.
@@morgangrey4020 Incorrect. East of the International Date line is 3rd Fleet. West of it is 7th Fleet till you get to the Indian Ocean and Persian Gulf, that's 5th Fleet territory. 2nd Fleet is the US Atlantic Coast, 4th Fleet is around South America and 6th Fleet is Europe and Africa.
Let's hope there will never be another attack like the one on 12-7-41.
Must be RIMPAC exercise, I saw at least ships from 5 different countries, Japan, Canada, etc
My office at MARFORPAC (Camp Smith) overlooked Pearl
It would make significantly more sense, from a Military Readiness Perspective, to BACK the ships into dock [like the one on the far left from 1:30 to 3:30] .. in an emergency [a second Pearl Harbor Attack] the Captain could call emergency quarters, fire up the LM2500 Engines, toss off the lines, and get the hell out of the Harbor without having to wait on two tugs to back them away from the dock ..
With a good Conning Officer you don't need tugs to get a modern Burke or Tico away from the pier. They are helpful but not required!
Great job who ever arranged the music to this video, can't wait to hear more, in the works I hope, o and nice video showing the goings on at pearl, please do more,thanks for sharing.
Great video! Crazy to think these same waters, and docks in this video saw real live enemy torpedoes and bombs. Those shots of the harbor where you can see the Arizona Memorial is where the Japanese Kates dropped their torpedoes
Lest we forget.
It’s a cool video to watch if you mute the terrible music.
Soooo thats what a real navy looks like, yup i'm Canadian
Then, you should have apologized more, you should be sorrier than you are, remember, everything American is always better.
So, can anyone explain to me why most ships are towed backwards and then turned around for departure? I'd think it's more logical that they moore front to exit to be able to depart more rapidly in case of emergency...
It's always been like that because reversing in a ship into port is impossible without striking the dock.
Ernst van Loon room! There isn't any.
Just wish you would fix the misspelled name of the harbour in your title.
It is Pearl Harbor, not Pearl Harbour.
nautiboy- Harbor / Harbour: same meaning but differently spelled. American-English and European -English differ how its spelled; Center/ Centre, Theater/Theatre
but no problem, it will be taken cared of next time on postings. Thanks
Harbour is the correct spelling of harbor.. just like colour, armour - color, armor... just depends on what country you live in and what version of the English language you speak. That said I'm Canadian so Harbour to me is correct literally except in this case it is used as a noun, a place name so should be 'Pearl Harbor' the US way just to be geographically proper.
Harbour is UK english my friend
The word originated from the proper English language.
Yes, it is Harbour, Armour, Colour, Z pronounced as Zack instead of Zee etc..I had the opportunity to learn both versions (thank you microsoft windows spell check!)
Then again, respect is given to the geographical name of Pearl Harbor.
I was surprised the carrier (4:30) had its aircraft on board still. I didn’t think the Navy did that?
Its simply because Hawaii was just a pit stop for the carrier not its home port.
Jae B, Thanks, I wondered the same thing. I figured carriers going into Pearl just had the planes fly into Hickham/HNL.
Most carriers of the 7th fleet are now stationed in Japan due to the current scenario happening there...better to have them close by just in case......3 carriers were normally stationed there and yes planes off loaded at sea and were maintained at the Naval air station.....but as they say times change.......but many carriers do still go here for repairs and some R&R
What was your shutter interval?
You can spot the exact moment they do morning colours
Is foreigners allowed to visit, tour around this base?
reg speed of film would have been nice,instead of hi speed
A lot of repetition, just different angles
Who’s here after “midway” movies 🎥 😅😅😅
Not very busy these days...
What kind of thing will happen if Japan attack Pearl Harbor again?
With all that fire power there, Japan really would be a sitting duck.
Nuke that ASS AGAIN
They would be destroyed also there’s a carrier In this video but it’s 2022 so it will probably be operational if Japanese attacked
2:43 that's chinese warship or what?
I got sick all the time there,flu,would get.skin rashes the whole 4 years I was station there could not wait to get the hell out of there, ships smoking all the time, water pollution in harbor
It seems stupid to me. Or at the very least piss poor planning. That nearly every ship in this port. Needs to have help with tugboats pushing them backwards till they turn them around to pull out of the port! Why aren't they helping them back in to port/ dock the ships? Because in an emergency or war! There going to have to get out of port fast!
Seem to use a lot of tugs to move ships in and out compared to the RN.
hell this is better than porn
Why my tax dollars idling?
What's up with the corny background music? Had to watch this with the sound muted. haha
Why such crappy music? My 5 year old granddaughter could have done better with a broken mid 80s Casio keyboard.