Navy Boat Exercise in Too Rough Sea! 

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That 's one skilled boat driver👏👏👏❤️❤️❤️

Comes back to mothership: "Are you guys ok?" "Yeah, we are here for a smoke break. We are heading back out"

Mad respect for whoever was piloting/navigating that boat! ✊

We operated in seas like that most the time, when I was RCT Maritime British Army. I was part of 7 man detachment in the Outer Hebrides Scotland. Our job was to patrol the Royal Artillery Ranges on South Uist & Benbecula. Stopping fishing vessels entering the area when live firing out to sea. We also acted as volunteer lifeboat for that stretch of coast line. One of us would spend 1 month on the St Kilda Tracking Station 48 nautical miles NW of the Ranges. A tiny archipelago of islands. Hirta being the biggest at only 2 Square miles. Where 15 to 20 military and 20ish civilians were based. If you missed it next stop Canada. I did 2 x 1 month tours on St Kilda in June & Nov 91. I was the islands boat operator. I was in charge of the boat shed and two small Gemini rubberboats with a small 35hp 18knot outboard engine. Only myself the Royal Artillery Battery Commander, Also the Battery Sgt Major, and Island SSgt Medic could operate the boats. Although I was a young 19yr old private. They weren't allowed to use them without my permission. On the Ranges the rest of the 6 guys had 2 rubber Geminis & one Artic 22 Rib rigid raider with twin 75hp Mercury engines. Which gave us 40 to 50knot speeds. Now just the the Southern Oceans, the North Atlantic can be a crazy place to operate in. Esp at night in lifeboat patrols.

I'll repeat what I grew up hearing: "The boat can handle it. Can you?"

That water is absolutely terrifying

Dude is running that rib like a boss. I'll bet he was having a blast...

They are fucking legends .

I’m telling you right now….. those dudes were having fun. Trust me.

The danger was that the boat would sink due to weight of their balls

Thats not even something they are crazy enough to train for. That's a badass boat driver. Saved his team. Respect.

My Dad was a Dutch Commando and he taught me that if I am faring in rough waters...ALWAYS go nose first into the waves. Exactly what these Navy personel did. Great job!!!👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

your throttle man has to be really on it man. Throw the power on going up the wave drop the power just enough to not fly out of the water and still keep going at speed

I dont know anything about boats or driving but I know damn well the Captain of that Boat is a Veteran.

Cause they're NAVY! These guys are freaking NAVY!!! God Bless our NAVY!!!

Staggering that such a small craft survived that sea and her crew were OK. Well done to all concerned!

We don’t just go to war in calm seas. Those guys need training in bad weather so they are able to do their jobs no matter what. Thank you for your service sailors.

Everyone concerned for the men The men: “This is a blast!” 😂😂

I’ve been on a small Navy vessel in the China Sea & we started praying it was so rough 👨🏻‍⚕️🙏🇺🇸

Skill on another level💯

I’m a retired, navy captain, he always take risks, not reckless risks like this video shows. I think the narrator is spot on, if you try to rescue, there is no rescue it’s just too rough!

Narrator is full of it. These dudes are the best of the best

I adore the southern ocean, so powerful, mysterious....

You know damn well they were blasting some pirates of the Caribbean music out there 😂

They got trained alright! They're ready!👍🙏🤙

"Send out the rescue boat!" - but sir, that WAS the rescue boat!

Combination boat and driver couldn't have been better. Dude got balls.

They sure remember that ride forever👏

LEGENDS. When training is practical at the same time

Who sent them out in that? That's risking lives for no reason 😮😮

Are we not gunna say how good that boat driver is

"Away the boat's crew!" There's a lad who passed his Small Boat Cox'n's course. 😁⚓

Ahh, takes me back to the good ol' days in the coast guard. I was a boarding boat operator and it was the best job ever

They are the luckiest people so happy to see them all ok

These men are no ordinary human beings.

That’s the New Zealand Navy 100%

I got anxiety just seeing those men in that little boat on those rough waters...the courage, strength and skill is amazing. God keep them safe. 🌹

This no longer a training exercise, this is survival.

Feel the tension man! What a ride!!!

“The sea was angry that day my friend!”

"according to the cameraman entering such a rough and dangerous sea was ultimately the wrong decision" -an immortal.

This isn’t a near miss. I’ve been in one of those boats when I was in the Marines and those crazy SWCC guys do tricks in those boats all the time.

That crew is bad ass 💪🏾

“THEY CANT HURT BOAT CREW 2” - Goggins watching this 👀👏🏽👏🏽

The Southern Ocean is a beast

the driver of that boat was one of the most skilled that l've ever seen

The Ocean is no Joke those Guys are Sharp

Naval Boat driver: *"As long as this thing got gas, we're not going under!"*

That is just what those boats are made for. We train in rough seas all the time. Just so you know camera man wars are fought in bad weather also.

Wow that boat driver, he understood the assignment!

Holy moly! I got seasick just from watching this. Peace and blessings! 🙏💜

The Captain needs a STRONG talking for sending this crew out for un-necessary reasons. SAFTY FIRST. 💙🇺🇸💚😇👍

When you have a job to do, you have a job to do. The water doesn't care about your feelings, the weather doesn't care if you're unprepared, train in the worst, prepare for the worst, and expect the worst. That's how you become the best in the world. That's why we have the best Navy in the world.

Oh My God...too scary...Salute to Navy Personnel...highest level of respect indeed...

But isn't that the reason for training in those conditions? They're not going to tell someone in trouble they'll be back when the weather is better.

They rode they waves with pure skill 😂👌

"Luckily the entire crew were able to hold strong and make it back..." HOLD UP!!! WHAT ABOUT THE BOATS CAPTAIN!?!?!?!? HE WAS THE HERO IN THIS STORY!!!!

God bless that operator of that boat , he's a lifesaver for sure! 🇺🇲💯😇🙏❤️👍

Thank you for your service to keep us safe!

This is how my grandpa went to school everyday.

This explains exactly why I am a landlubber

Whoever that is, is 100% badass!

Hell, can you imagine going overboard and swimming in that ocean, omg. Brave men on those boats

Those ribs can take a hell of a beating, as long as they have fuel, engines don't stop by water ingress and constantly adjusts speed, they are fine.

Omg 😲 😱 Glad they made it back safely 🙏 Wow! That was some good boat driving ❤

That’s a real cowboy standing in the front!

Water park hour!!! 🎉. No, seriously, brave men. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Normal training. The boat is built for that kind of environment.

I could never. I would out there crying & praying.

That would be the last time I would ever go on a boat. God help them all.

I would have never made it in the Navy. Couldn't have done this! Much respect to those who do!

He drove the hell out that boat!!!!

He had to get outside wake or get directly behind . He adjusted. Good job.

RHIBs are made for this, and for boat crews they generally train new people in the best possible conditions (warm, sunny, calm weather) to get their confidence up but you eventually progress to worse and worse conditions. That's where skill and experience is earned, the bad guys operate in all weather, you need the shitty experiences to know you can do your job when the weather isn't on your side.

“That’s dangerous rightt?” Yes, Liam. You’re in the military

Did somebody on the radio just say “small craft advisory”?

People from Hawai would get their surf boards out and have fun.

Was on a USCGC for a few and part of the RHIB launch/retrieval team. Crazy times in rough seas just like this as we patrolled the EEZ.

You might think it’s dangerous, but we’re coming aboard to check this shit out

The Navy...Isn't a Job, It's an Adventure. Full Speed Ahead” and “Accelerate Your Life.😂😂

This is routine training. They do often for experience.

Good training for the rough Seas. Now they know they can survive!!!! When it comes time and the sh!t hits the fan, these guys will be ready

' That sinking feeling '....would have taken a whole new level of meaning if you were sat in that boat...

We choose to go to the bottom in this vessel. Not because it is easy, but because it is hard.

These boat videos are nuts, should definitely do more like this!

That little boat will ride in rough water better than a ship

Mis respetos para el piloto de esa lancha, con el mar no se pelea, con el mar se baila bonito.

It’s not their first rodeo…

There's absolutely NOTHING you can offer me that would get me on that boat 😂😂😂

The Navy command that allowed this to happen should be put out in the same situation and see how of them survive...and how many needed cleaning up afterwards...😂

The Southern Ocean is a wild place for sailors.

When I enlisted in the army, I volunteered to go airborne without ever having been on a plane in my life! And everybody thought I was crazy? THESE people have some BALLS, or they are certifiably insane! 😮

Its a magnificent thing to battle the sea especially with a sailoing boat.

These are men and women with a real job. I like it.😊

I swam in rapids like this before, it’s all about staying calm, timing, technique, and having fun with the situation. Life’s great experiences to always cherish

"According to the Cameraman..." Made me smile....he ALWAYS survives!

Ahhh the good Ole days

Everyone watching: *scared* The guys on the boat: *Woooo Yeah 😃 Is That All You Got* 😂😂

BRO whoever was the captain kudos god damn that was intense