Thanks for the Video. I am a former crew member. Served onboard form 1983-1987 as a Gunners Mate in G4 division. 5inch guns. We were also responsible for the Armory. Funny Story. At around the 50sec mark on your video you cross the anchor chain. I did that once when we were manning the rails when pulling into port. I was new onboard. a GMGSA (E-2). I was on the starboard side and was directed to go to the port side. I did that by crossing the anchor chains. A few seconds later I had a Master Chief Boatswains Mate (E-9) grab the back of my arm and asked me "what did I see you just do?" I now being in the grasp of god himself got very nervous and had no clue what I just did. I told him I did not know. He then tells me that he never wants to see me cross those anchor chains again. Never did it again. So when I saw you do that the incident flashed back into my head. I had a wonderful time serving on board her. She is a beautiful ship. The museum crew and volunteers are doing a wonderful job.
Cool to hear from someone who was on the ship when it was in operation, That is a huge chain, I see how it could be considered a hazard. Glad you enjoyed the video; I plan on touring the U.S.S. North Carolina next but unsure exactly when
I just finished watching your video 'A Look Around The U.S.S. New Jersey,' and it was fascinating to see the inside of such an iconic battleship. Thank you for sharing the tour! I'm curious, were there any standout features or areas of the ship that particularly amazed or surprised you during your visit?
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Amazing Christopher
Thanks for the Video. I am a former crew member. Served onboard form 1983-1987 as a Gunners Mate in G4 division. 5inch guns. We were also responsible for the Armory. Funny Story. At around the 50sec mark on your video you cross the anchor chain. I did that once when we were manning the rails when pulling into port. I was new onboard. a GMGSA (E-2). I was on the starboard side and was directed to go to the port side. I did that by crossing the anchor chains. A few seconds later I had a Master Chief Boatswains Mate (E-9) grab the back of my arm and asked me "what did I see you just do?" I now being in the grasp of god himself got very nervous and had no clue what I just did. I told him I did not know. He then tells me that he never wants to see me cross those anchor chains again. Never did it again. So when I saw you do that the incident flashed back into my head. I had a wonderful time serving on board her. She is a beautiful ship. The museum crew and volunteers are doing a wonderful job.
Cool to hear from someone who was on the ship when it was in operation, That is a huge chain, I see how it could be considered a hazard. Glad you enjoyed the video; I plan on touring the U.S.S. North Carolina next but unsure exactly when
I just finished watching your video 'A Look Around The U.S.S. New Jersey,' and it was fascinating to see the inside of such an iconic battleship. Thank you for sharing the tour! I'm curious, were there any standout features or areas of the ship that particularly amazed or surprised you during your visit?
Thanks for watching, the area close to the end with all of the radars was probably my favorite part of the ship
@@CHRISGRIZZARD Do you share your experiences or insights on social media ? I'd love to follow along and learn more .
Awesome
Thanks for watching, I appreciate it.
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