Shipping Disasters That Were Caught on Film 

As an Iowan I cringed every time 😂

@@shuckledeath281 I'm not a native English speaker. How would you pronounce it? Would you stress the "i" rather than the "o"?

@@shuckledeath281 same here! XD

"Eye-oh-wen", and you kind of squish the syllables together, stressing the "i" briefly.

@@WeddingVegetables Iowan is "Eye-oh-wen" where you kind of squish the syllables together, stressing the "i" briefly.

I have a whole Playlist called "Mike Brady sleep" 😂 I always watch the videos first but same, I find his voice soothing as all

I do the same thing with some steve 1989 mre guy. idk what he does, but his videos knock me out

This or forgotten weapons or rex areoplanes

that's probably just you

@biosparkles yea me too, he always puts a smile on my face :)

He has a very positive spirit imo.

No. Manipulative, parasocial stuff like that is off-putting.

I do

😆

Here here!!

Well said indeed

​@@milnespetchristo1882 with respect, it's "hear, hear" as in "I'm listening closely and expressing agreement"

Well said wingman . Couldn't agree more .

Years ago, a house on my regular walking route burned down (the family was successfully evacuated). Several days later, I still smelled the burning, so things do smolder for some time after the blaze has been put out, assuming it has been. It's likely the fire on _Morro Castle_ burned all the available fuel before fizzling out on its own. Thanks to the memory of this tragedy, as well as the loss of the _Normandie_ , William Francis Gibbs went a little nuts in overengineering the _SS United States_ as the fastest, most fire-safe ocean liner ever built. He accepted only two pieces of wood aboard: the chef's cutting board and the grand piano -- the latter only after it had been soaked in gasoline and lit to prove it would not burn. Unfortunately, the material they used for fire safety in all the walls was asbestos. Once it was found out just how dangerous that was, _SS Unites States_ was pulled from service to be gutted, and was never restored. She now faces the possibility of being evicted from Philadelphia due to raised rental fees specifically during the lockdown. While she is currently in the care of a conservatory organization, like the one that was responsible for _RMS Queen Mary_ , this one cannot afford much at all.

@BNuts Another reason the United States was built the way that she was for quick conversion to a troop ship in time of war. She had to have her fittings removed for a quick turnaround, so they were built in a way that they could easily be removed to have her ready for. conversion in a matter of days. It's interesting that you mention the Normandie. My great grandfather was on her the day she caught fire. Even though she was a kenneth, the time my grandmother told me she remembers her mother getting the call and her becoming nearly hysterical as they were living in Jersey at the time and knowing that something tragic had happened and them having to find a way to New York. She told me how horrible she felt when they finally did, make it standing on that highway bidge, looking at the overturned hulk. And not knowing for several hours if her father was alive or dead .

I think this. Was the subject of a movie starring chris pine excellent film.

The movie was called, The finest hours. It was indeed about the pendleton. Incredibly wonderful film.

And anyone can visit the US Coast Guard boat that rescued those men, #CG36500, in the small town of Orleans, Massachusetts.

The book of the same name, is definitely worth the read.

BRUB BRUB BRUB!!!

Our friend Mike Brady you mean

Yeah sorry

Don't forget, from Oceanliner Designs.

@@MrShipBuff I mean who could forget that

Same feeling here! These videos are absolute class

*recognition

Recognitionallization

No, I'm sorry, but whichever way you put it, homo erectus was rubbish with a camera

Someone champions for their recognaliatilism. And no I dont want people to get the wrong idea and film things like these instead of helping, thus, don't create a precedent :)

Fewer films made in the first place, and steady loss from deterioration or destruction. (Especially films from the films shot on the old-time celluloid films, which were extremely prone to both decomposition and combustion, sometimes spontaneous.) As Popeye would say, recognitimication to 'em. 😁

I WAS THINKING THE SAME THING! Love this channel. And yes, Mike Brady is my friend.

Not your Friend, not mine, but our Friend

Mike Brady is my friend but not a fan of the intro :(

I have a few friends in various circles. I am happy Mike Brady is my friend.

@@NCR-Veteran-Ranger-O-Casey EVEN BETTER! YES!

Check out the book "When the Dancing Stopped" by Brian Hicks.

there's a few of them out there, look into them.

Big Old Boats has a great video on Morro Castle.

@@wildsmileyThank you for that. Just got down watching it. Excellent watch

@@jrocco36Raven’s Eye has another one if you’re interested.

Imagine there's a footage of Titanic sinking

​​@@-Alexander2001MB The Lusitania sinking caused over 9,000 deaths. More than 7, 000 more than the Titanic.

Another interesting one would be about the traditional celebrations or commemorations for certain events, such as crossing the Equator or rounding Cape Horn.

And me

Same here lol