Man Overboard During Navy Reenlistment Ceremony
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 พ.ค. 2021
- Navy Petty Officer Second Class asked for a quiet reenlistment in Glorietta Bay. Things didn't go as planned and a Navy Chief went overboard. Hilarious. #manoverboard #usnavy #navychief
Since the year 2000, 284 people have gone overboard or fallen off cruise ships and a further 41 have fallen off large ferries. In any given month, approximately two people go overboard and between 17 percent and 25 percent are rescued.
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Without going back to look at the thumbnail I thought the guy passing around snacks was going to be the guy overboard.
I know it. I was thinking it’s most likely the guy that’s just along for a ride and not paying attention. Kinda surprising lol.
Me too. No hands eating.
Same!
nah fr 😂
Exactly my thoughts. Usually when you the one not paying attention you pay the price.
Note that way before the incident, the “driver” (idk what you call that in the navy) was looking backwards to check on his passengers. This wasn’t his first rodeo.
Coxswain
Isn’t it pilot for a small boat or is that civilian?
@@clankplusm pilots are local navigation experts who usually board before a ship comes into Port or through thier section of a navigation route such as the Detroit River between the Great lakes. They don't actually drive, but rather tell the helmsman where to go.
Us military is a joke. Lost to rice farmers and poppy growers in Asia
@@noob.168 stfu no one cares😂 keep your hate for the US to yourself and quit trying to start drama
Best part of the video is how the two dudes are clearly shooting the shit one second then in the next game face.
That's how it is. When shit gets real, the training kicks in. We're taught to act on instinct, not thought.
That's what we do. GO NAVY!
Amazing reaction of the crew there.
They failed though in pointing at him. You can't do that nonchalantly. You must keep pointing. They just got lucky
@@tmayorca8770 it’s different being on a small boat compared to a large ship. Standard protocol is to yes keep pointing until you have confirmation that everyone has eyes on the man overboard and the oscar flag is flown. That is due to the size of the ship and the potential buffeting of large waves. On a small boat it’s different because you can easily relocate the man overboard given that he is wearing the required float coat/life jacket.
@@loganbaker5004 Standards are standards...even if your on a Rib. Man overboard is a simple standard procedure.....you saw it, you spot it to give coxswain a direction. Other crew prepare rescue line, hook calming the casualty down etc.
I was never in the navy but I was a sailor. You just keep pointing and looking. Everybody who doesn’t have another critical job has that job until your shipmate is back on board. It is easy to lose sight of a person in the water. It’s also incredibly reassuring to the man overboard to see people pointing at him because he knows them that he is being seen.
@@tmayorca8770 The guys in the back kept pointing
Kudos to the Coxswain split second decision of hard port to a stop as soon as he saw the Man on the water right in front of the boat.
It was those prototype aviator scopes.
Where did that Man overboard come from? Was he on a leading boat or did he come off the bow of this boat when they made the hard turn to Port?
@@jerseyshoredroneservices225 I gather there was two boats. At the begining you can see the leading boat's wake and the trailing boat hopping over the wake to get in line with the lead boat; then mere seconds before the men flew overboard you'll see everyone on the trailing boat raise their left hand to signal the convoys coming turn to port.
@@elvinpena8788
Thanks, I think you're right
The best way to get someone heavy into the boats are to dip the person up and down but not underwater. Then use the momentum in the upswing around the third dip to bring them aboard.
So bounce and then hop on
Edit: is it effective for kayaking?
kinda reminds me of jetskiing
That’s if they have got a PFD on
@@APersonOnTH-camX what type of kayaking yo doing?
@@adamatch9624 recreational, but the ones I used so far are the cheaper more narrow ones
I remember back in 03 off the coast in Iraq&Iran etc while patrolling KAAOT and ABOT we 🇦🇺 pulled alongside a 🇺🇸 RHIB and holy cow these craft were huge compared to the little RHIBs we were operating, they had (what we called roller coaster seats) seats in their were on shock absorbers and almost 3 times the size of our navy ships RHIBs. Absolute monsters we were in awe of their capabilities. Certainly a memorable time in my career and life in general. BZ men 👍🏼😎
Thanks for your service Aussie. We appreciate you guys here in the US. All the soldiers I know talk highly about the Australians they served beside
I had buddies doing the plat stuff around that time. Some of the camps in Kuwait we're pretty nice to pass through. Some German sounding one and Virginia. Nice to take brakes there, but wouldn't want to be stationed there
Fuck is an aussie doing in a US war?
@@tannen3339 you are obviously not a golfer……
That boat turn to come up that quick damn amazing steering 💪🏿... Eagle eye crew 🔥
You ain’t that dark put 💪🏾*
@@lemonhead1442 ur fuckin gay n lame.
Absolutely love how they hand out the Constitution!
🚫 I'm sure the Biden regime will soon be putting a stop to all that "handing out the constitution" nonsense! It'll be much easier for the democrats to control us if we aren't reminded about those pesky "civil liberties"! At this point, the democrats and their "news" media allies have successfully duped millions of "progressives" into resenting the concept of freedom!
It's not uncommon to see leftists referring to freedom as "free-dumb". As you can see, the useful idiots have already been propagandized into unknowingly supporting totalitarianism!
It was a green card
@@planetcaravan2925 They Said Constitution
Too bad they don't actually protect it....
One day when our gubb turns on us I hope they have the same feeling because that's the last step towards tyranny. We have to count on that oath over loyalty to the state.
Notice how they all point. That's literally what we learn in training. You "mark" the MOB and never take your eyes or arm off them.
Pretty badass how they were ready to get in that water with their tac rigs on almost immediately
Yeah thats kinda how they go through training lol
@@nathanvandusen2166 It's still really cool to see in a real life or death situation
That's what we do.
Thank you for your service gentleman. 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Our military is underfunded
@@noob.168 Sorry.. I wish there was a way to fix that.
You guys are awesome.
Great timing and rescue!
You're not getting out of this ceremony that easily!!
See how quick they reacted…..absolutely hoofin
That boat driver did an amazing job
Professional Navy Sailors.
Brothers in arms. Always.
It's a good indicator on what to expect for yet another 4 years
Thumbs up in honor of my grand father,,,love ya sarg
Didn't you guys tell him not to turn two, toooo much??!!!!
Thanks to you guys and all of our service people for your service!!!
Semper Paratus!!!!
Greatest country in the world. Thank you for your service 🇺🇸
No
And how many of the nearly 200 countries worldwide have you lived in to be able to make that assertion?
Favorite channel of YT
Thank God they saw him
They driver did a good job, but the soldier that kept an eye out and spotted the chief in the water did an excellent keeping watch!
Soldier? These are Navy or Marine Corps personnel, not Army soldiers.
Nice video Benny
I would think that this would be just another Tuesday for these guys
Fair winds and following seas 🇺🇸
Good work pulling that man out of the water. Good eye.
Leave no man behind ,perfect example.
Strong work gents
The guy with the plate carrier is the most badass
The guy on the starboard side of the boat REALLY trusts that phone clip.
Just another day we're the kids play. LOL thank you WARRIORS
They knew exactly what they were doing and did it right 👍
For a moment I was thinking he figured out it was a re-enlistment and noped the f out, lol.
That was a fantastic turn for such a long boat
Is that an officer with Top gun glasses out of eye pro specs at the helm of that boat? Cool!
Real heroes!!!
God bless those Boys.
What the helmet that the navy guys are wearing other than opscore fast? Ive seen it around quite a few times but can’t get the name of it
where did the man overboard come from?
The guy driving the boat was pro
I just wanna say being on that boat is badass lol
The green Navy is what keeps bad guys up at night...
What keeps these guys up at night... coffee...just coffee.
I thought one of the guys in this RHIB were the gonna be the one to go into the drink. The guy in the back not wearing the cammies had a "something wierd about today" look on his face in the beginning, and I could sworn it was because he sensed it.
They had to do a photo montage at the end huh? hahaha
I love the US Army respect from Ireland 🇮🇪
Are those floats in the plate carriers? Seems counter productive to have all that extra weight in the water if not lol
Good old Coronado Island, spent many years there. Ooorah
Same here 30 years ago it was called special boat unit 12.
Not sure what the command is called these days. Great times in Coronado !🙌🏽🦾
That was awesome
Well spotted lad's that could of been a very bad day for that guy, lightning reaction good to see you keep your finger pointed right on the guy. A credit to you guts well done.
Eh leave him there... the squid has reentered his natural habitat
Gotta Love San Diego. My Home Town
Where did that man overboard come from? Did he fall from a leading boat or did he come off the bow of this boat when they made the hard turn to Port?
I've re watched this 25 times trying to figure out which guy went overboard. It's someone off-camera. Either that or I'm crazy. Both are real possibilities 😂
Yeah it made me wonder if it was a impromptu drill.
The reenlistment officers favorite phrase is 'all right' he needs a new fallback word. God i hate having MTS, lol.
Going over with a plate carrier on, that’s gotta be pretty nerve wrecking
love the echoe sounds
Anyone can tell me what is the black thing on the shoulder strap that look like a lens
Most likely a rescue light/strobe, at least in usual vests, these automatically turn on on contact with water to facilitate locating the person when it is dark
I remember that day. I am the one making the Dr Evil pose. The water was cold that day.
Freedom fighters baby!!! Thank you for your service and sacrifice! I appreciate the freedom you provide us everyday!
They've been helping nazi Germany annex Belfast and Kiev.
Not much freedom here.
Soldiers provide war not freedom
BRAVO ZULU! Now, get that sailor into some dry clothes, and get him a hot cup of that Navy coffee. ☕☕☕
Wonder if the driver was SWCC at some point
The only thing they could have done better here from what I've seen is the guy took his eyes off the man overboard. Even so, good reaction times, everybody stayed calm, and they got him back. Good job fellas.
Guys at the back had eyes on and was pointing
@@adamatch9624 My bad, I missed that.
The general idea is everyone keeps eyes on and everyone points. That way, if someone needs to break line of sight to do something to manage the rescue like retrieve a life line or direct the coxswain, there is always someone looking and pointing.
Shhhh.... They're pros. They nailed it.
That's why everybody else in the boat who isn't doing something is keeping eyes on the guy in the water and pointing. Works in recreational boating the same way.
The worst part of MoB (Man overboard) isn't the part where you fall in the water. It's the shit talking you're going to get when they get you back onboard. One of my guys fell in about two years ago and he's referred to as "Oscar" (That's what we call the dummy we throw into the water for MoB drills)
Lol drink everytime he says "right"
Them gonna be some badass boys that are in some badass boats 🤟
Sounds like gun fire in the background, was that gun fire ?
Are those life vests or plate carriers they're wearing? ...or both or neither?
Second question, is this was sailors normally wear? I didn't really see any equipment on them.
Thanks
Most were wearing maritime plate carriers with internal foam pads which aid in flotation when needed.
Plus salt water is more buoyant than fresh water. I know.
Big swimmin out in them seas.
Believe it or not for those pointing about the guys wearing plate carriers and not pfds , the Navy SEAL teams and SWCC crews wear plate carriers with plates that actually float.
You can do a Google search but yes, there are plates that actually float and were specially built for maritime use.
Oh thanks, I was about to ask that
Are they made of that polymer material? I noticed their carriers looked kind of thick, was wondering if it was just me.
It only took them about 30 seconds to retrieve their partner that's fast.
do they have plates in their plate carriers? thats one way to sink like a rock
what rating are these guys?
I was so afraid that the excited looking everywhere (likely ADHS like me) guy was gonna fall out - but no YOU NOTICED and I'm so proud of you!!!
Take care always 😍😍
Amazing reverb I’m going to use the sound in a sound.
Thank goodness they had their camouflage on.
Was he wearing his pt belt?
What’s with the echo?
I thought for sure snack-boy was the one going over.
I though he was going to get pushed in after raising his right hand
Who fell out? I counted 9 and then 10 once they helped that guy out
🤭that snack guy… waving them over to help bust lives on the side to have the others bring up man overboard 🤦🏻♀️
No Type IV PFD? Heaving lines? 🤦♂️oh Navy!
And that’s why we have 15mph speed limits on base😂😂😂
Maybe that guy should've joined the Army!! Lol
Surprised they hadnt taken their plate off once in the water as it can drown you
Spooky reverb
Dammit Carl…
The sound on this video is odd.
I don't understand how the guy ended up in the water. Was it off this boat?
Yeah, the guy in the water was in a boat in front of us.
Is that like seaman training? where you point at the direction of the man overboard while alerting everyone/anyone around you?
because it was like clockwork everyone was in sync.
Yes, we are trained to point and to keep sight on a person in the water until they're recovered.
I learned it that you point at the person overboard until the helmsman has confirmed seeing them. I was a bit irritated, that the helmsmen never stopped the screws. I learned to get the person in the water to the side of your boat and set the engine to neutral and let the boat drift the last bit, so the screw(s) never endanger the person you want to rescue. Looks like the helm came on too fast and had to backpedal the whole time.
Is this in NAB Coronado. I got station there before
Yep.
@Benjamin Perez thank you very much. Merry Christmas and happy New Year 2023 for you and your family 👪
@@pollyannapositive9192
And to you as well!
“Re-up and… “
WTH just happened? was this just some random guy they found overboard? I go fish this area all the time, it's so rare that I see any fisherman wearing a lifejacket, why was he.
😂that’s not a random fisherman. He’s with the Navy.
Who's the goober in civies?
Would not want to be out there treading water with all that gear on. No thank you.
Reenlist or else!