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@steamboatkid 2 года назад

Young lady I wasn't aware you served. I thank the two of you for your service.

@selena0ldenoughtoknowbette244 2 года назад

Thank you for the military remembrances. My dad was in Vietnam. He will be 80 soon. In the last couple years, he has mentioned a few of his experiences. Up until then we, his kids, did not even know what branch of the military, he served in. Thank you for your service and the service you continue to provide to those of us that do not understand the sacrifices you made. Blessings

@davelauraphillips8814 2 года назад

I (Dave) am a Royal Diamond Shellback - first crossing was at 0° Longitude and 0° Latitude!

@paulacartwrightjohnson8479 2 года назад

My husband was stationed in Charleston in 1973 on the USS Robert H McCard. He is a shellback. He did 30 years in the Navy and 27 years was sea duty. He was on the USS Forrestal and USS John F Kennedy( he retired off the Kennedy in 1999) out of Mayport, Florida. Thank you both for your service.

@escapingidiocracy79 2 года назад

We always love it when RU-vidrs come to our hometown. We enjoy seeing other peoples views of our beautiful city. Pollywog, by the way. Did traverse the Suez Canal twice in Summer!

@gabriellapettit7655 2 года назад

Charleston and Savannah - our two favorites! 👍🏼❤️

@lindastrous5243 2 года назад

I had family in Charleston for many years. One of my favorite places. We were in Charleston just about 3 weeks ago. Thank you both for your service.

@davidjackman5773 2 года назад

I was not aware that Stacy was a vet, too. Outstanding. Y'all make this old Seabee Chief proud. Charleston is a neat town. I would like to visit it again.

@jcaughman01 2 года назад

Really glad to hear you enjoyed my hometown. I grew up south of town then went to school in the downtown area, and recently inherited my childhood home so I am back living here.

@christinak.1357 2 года назад

I moved here from Buffalo NY and I am so happy. Best decision ever

@rvadventureexplorer 2 года назад

We loved Charleston too. We were in awe if the Yorktown..the fact that that ship was sunk and brought back to what it is today is amazing.

@todayissomeday 2 года назад

Agreed!!

@markharvey8706 2 года назад

In 13yrs sea duty in 23yrs service, I was never a Shellback. I am a Blue Nose (Arctic circle) and Order of the Rock (Gibraltar). East coast submarine sailor did several trips to the Arctic Ocean and spent many months in the Mediterranean Sea.

@howardeubanks612 2 года назад

Don't forget Order of the Ditch.

@markharvey8706 2 года назад

I never went thru the ditch :(

@robertanthony312 2 года назад

Shellback ‘72 on the way to Antarctica, Golden Shellback ‘73 on the way back. Aboard the USCGC Northwind (WAGB 282). I have all 5 crossing certificates.

@Wandering_Kerrs 2 года назад

Shellback. USS Enterprise 1972. King Neptune's belly had aircraft axle grease. WHAT A MESS! Great memories! Thank you both for your service to our great nation!

@harterbob 2 года назад

We also love Charleston, but not just for the architecture, history, and hospitality, but also for the cuisine. Charleston is home to some of the finest cuisine in the low country. Low country cuisine is why my mouth waters whenever I think of Charleston.

@BamaTraveller 2 года назад

Memories! Stationed at NAVHOSP CHASN 1988-1990. Survived Hurricane Hugo in that Hospital. When the Ship Yard was open it was a Navy destination for sure!

@sam60727 2 года назад

Navy brat here; dad was on the USS Hancock in Westpac in the early 60s. Circa '79 we saw his ship come into Pensacola, and I'm sad to say I don't know what ship it was. But we were so excited watching him dock, which took forever it seemed. All dressed up in dress whites, it was a sight to see in person, and as a kid. He (we, lol) retired in Maryland after 21 years. Then I worked for a bubble head for a bit- I enjoyed his stories, which were much different from the aircraft carrier stories. Thank you both for your service. Love y'all's videos.

@sam60727 2 года назад

Oh and BTW, there's a San Diego Web Cam that is awesome. I just watched the USS Nimitz come and go earlier this month. It'll getcha choked up. (I've watched many vessels; they have a Navy playlist on their channel.) Fair winds... ⚓🌊🇺🇸

@howardeubanks612 2 года назад

Spent a yard period in a floating drydock aboard the USS Robert A Owen's in 1979 with Hurricane David. Spent a lot of time at the ammo piers onloading and Offloading.

@rschmidt320 2 года назад

Grew up in Charleston and graduated Summerville H.S. Joined the Navy to see the world, so of course my first two subs were homeported in Charleston. The place is so full of history and most folks who live there have no idea. Lots of great camping and fishing down there. I am just a polywog as my boats never crossed the Arctic Circle or Equator. Thank you both for sharing your experiences in the Navy. Oh, my son graduates Marine Corps Boot Camp in San Diego in 2 weeks. So proud of him!

@justgawkin2418 2 года назад

Golden Shellback, Blue Nose, Order of the Rock (Gibralter), and two trips through the Suez; ETCM(SS/SW/AW) Retired. I've lived in the low country for a total of 20 years now and seen a lot of RU-vid vids of the area but yours is the most thorough and hits the best of the best of things to see and do. Everyone misses out on showing the slavery past of Charleston. While it can be disturbing, it needs to be viewed as part of historical Charleston -- it adds context to the stately homes and plantations which show the elegance of the area. Bravo Zulu to all hands.

@michaelbarbusca5272 2 года назад

Shellback or Polywog? Neither... BU1 Seabee 1973-1981. First ship I was ever on, was visiting a British (HMS) ship in the Diego Garcia lagoon. LOVE your videos! And yes, I live vicariously thru you every Saturday morning! Where we going next?

@seabeevet9285 2 года назад

Hey BU1! I was on Diego Garcia with MCB-133, 1980. I was a CM3 back then.(Took care of the rock crusher). Ended up doing 35 years and retired Masterchief.

@michaelbarbusca5272 2 года назад

@@seabeevet9285 Thank you for your service Seabee Vet! 8 years active, 26 years @ Navfac , and then 9 more years as a contractor. My only employer since I was 19: Naval Facilities Engineering Command. Would do it all again. Tons of great memories and Friends!

@jasonlofton8411 2 года назад

Became a Shellback in 1993. Good times! Loved the video guys.

@allwhowanderk5912 2 года назад

My youngest son, 26, is moving there tomorrow! He met a girl just over a year ago on Isle of Palms, and now he will be living in Mount Pleasant! Thanks for your videos! I've been looking up camping spots all over SC! God Bless!!

@ChristopherWestfall 2 года назад

So glad y'all came to Charleston!!!!!!!!!!!!!

@todayissomeday 2 года назад

As are we!! It was so great to hang out. Hoping we get to do that again soon.

@waynestella3576 2 года назад

I retired here to Charleston in 1997 after my 22 years. I was a Tender sailor (MRCS) so I never got the chance to cross the Equator so yes, a Polywog I am. And no Stacey, I did not have the Chief belly. LOL. You did a great job with your tour. Over the past 25 years I have had the opportunity to visit every place you showed. It is a great place to live. I'm thinking about selling the house and moving on the road in my old Class A Bounder. A very tough decision. Keep up the great work shipmates!

@howardeubanks612 2 года назад

As a Shellback of the olden days I agree with Phil on it being a right of passage. Every time I got promoted my shipmates made sure my crow was not flying away. My qualifications pins were tacked to my chest also. Sorry I'm an old school Tin Can Navy Sailor. Loved it!

@dianabergeron7499 2 года назад

Here in CT we have an Air Museum with lots of aircraft are on display. It’s very cool hearing recordings of pilots communications on the overhead speakers. Charleston has so much history. Thank you for sharing.

@adeputy4u 2 года назад

On October 2, 1986, I became a Trusted Shellback onboard the USS Carl Vinson (CVN-70). At the time, I was working in the XO's Admin (X1) as a young Yeoman Seaman (YNSN). Best days / times of my life!

@colleenwilkin5705 2 года назад

Charleston is my favorite city too. We have realitives that live there and we visit them often. So much to see and do! The best way to see the city is take one of the horse and buggy tours. It is slow enough to see and hear what you want to go back and tour!

@carolynknisely2383 2 года назад

That was the best tour of Charleston I've seen. And Thank you for explaining ballast rocks...they are not cobble stones. Great job.

@todayissomeday 2 года назад

Our pleasure!

@lemuelcasillas7572 2 года назад

Charleston was my most favorite assignment and you bought back memories of the many times I went through the Yorktown. It looks like the park has expanded since I was there last.

@rickmengel1348 2 года назад

Shellback here. I crossed the equator as an SM3 on the USS CAMDEN (AOE 2) in 1996. Still on active duty, 28 years now, and going strong. HooYah Navy.

@cenvalleysteel 2 года назад

Great slice of why America is the still greatest country on the planet! Thank You for sharing it with us.👍🇺🇲

@CheleBoxy 2 года назад

I was stationed at Naval Hospital Charleston SC during Dessert Storm. That town is GORGEOUS!

@davidmckelroy6266 2 года назад

Stacy and Phil, thank you for your service and for your continued support for veterans. I'm not a "Shellback", BUT I am a "Bluenose" - EM1(SS) 1972 - 1978, which I believe is an even smaller club. I am disappointed you didn't mention that "Bad Boy" off the stern of the Yorktown. Did you tour the USS Clamagore while you were there?

@johnirwin1837 2 года назад

A lot has changed in Charleston since we left there in Dec. of 1970 after being there since Feb. '70. We did go back in Oct. of '12, stayed at the Fam camp which was fairly new then. I was in the USAF as a C 141 and C 5 Crew Chief.

@americanrvtraveler2446 2 года назад

From one Shellback to another..Bravo Zulu. I did my initiation on board the USS Ticonderoga CVS 14 back in April, 1972.

@bradADMaxe 2 года назад

USS Midway was my first command back in 1989, finally retired in 2016. Love the videos. My wife of 28 years has finally agreed to full time RVing. Looking forward to it.

@LAZYDAYZAHEAD 2 года назад

Excellent tour guides you are! Thanks for sharing.

@todayissomeday 2 года назад

Glad you enjoyed it!

@toddramsay977 2 года назад

Spent time in the $hithooks when we moved signal in Kuwait in ‘91 Desert Storm and Shield. I think I still have sand in both ears. Thanks for your service to both of you.

@TurnItUpWorld 2 года назад

No matter how many times my father-in-law who was in the Navy tried to teach us we still can't do it. LOL! Looks like you both had such a wonderful time. Thank you for your service.

@rockybridges4820 2 года назад

thx again for sharing and your service! joining the boondockers welcome today with your 15 percent off. stay safe and warm

@andyotto3927 2 года назад

Shellback ~ 12 year PC2 Veteran. Earned my Shellback aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln CVN-72 WestPac 93.

@donEvans27 2 года назад

Shellback here, USS Knox FF 1052. I rode the Midway for 3 days and they took me to Knox by Helo.

@kevincameron8437 2 года назад

Camp Short Stay is part of their MWR over in Monks Corner. It’s a nice little campground if you’re out that way Another good video and we love Charleston also.

@meridethhendry5733 2 года назад

Love Charleston so much. Thanks for sharing and bringing back great memories.

@richardpeebles8492 2 года назад

Ahhhh, a Trusty Shellback 🇺🇸. As a Jarhead, you Squids treated me right when we were “inspected” at the equator in March of ‘95 when we left Mogadishu 🇺🇸

@geralddavis5171 2 года назад

Thank you for showing us the Yorktown❤❤❤❤❤

@robclay1169 2 года назад

We love Charleston. We live upstate S.C. and go every year.

@thewitmerexcursion 2 года назад

Charleston looks beautiful. It's on our list. Phil, my Mr says the rule is, if you can't tie a knot, tie a lot.

@rickgriffith1 2 года назад

Excellent, informative and sad video. Thank you for taking the time to produce such a well thought out and compassionate video. Safe travels.👍🏼😎

@TPMikeJ 2 года назад

Great video, my wife Lori and I have visited Charleston and loved it. I became a Shellback in 1984, onboard RCN Ship HMCS Saskatchewan.

@badgerpa9 2 года назад

My Dad said if you want to fly join the Navy that is what he did, flew all over the world. The doctors measured him when he went in and told him since he fits he fly's.

@shellyohara3379 2 года назад

Great tour guide through Charleston. Will definitely have to check out the history there. Thank you for sharing. We are in California right now and explored the Midway Museum. Just amazing!

@todayissomeday 2 года назад

That was Phils first ship. We loved that tour!

@kathyjoslin1361 2 года назад

Thank you for your service!

@RVAmerica 2 года назад

We have not made it to Charleston yet, but it is on our list! Looks like a lot of history. And we love history! Lynn and Danny

@dennycappetta2035 2 года назад

Great memories. Thanks for taking us along.

@barbhenley4692 2 года назад

Great tour off Charleston. Looking forward to visiting there.

@sheridanlivingston2906 2 года назад

Love the video!!! Soo Thank you both for your service!!!!!!!

@todayissomeday 2 года назад

Thank you!!

@kengough5186 2 года назад

I can only say thank you to all who served and those who gave all. Wish our government would take care of the veterans who need it. My son is a marine and has had issues ever since he came home . The VA doesn’t do them what they need. It’s really sad!

@pipslife7874 2 года назад

You guys are GREAT!! Thank you!!

@srperk6163 2 года назад

My father, who crossed in 1942 or 1943 still remembered the rite and told me about it.

@webcompanion 2 года назад

I miss Charleston. My last trip there was during the start of the coof... I brought a couple customers who flew all the way from Japan to tour our plant. We got into the conference room and 30 minutes later were asked to kindly leave. That was a pretty crazy business trip. But every previous trip was excellent and I can't say enough good things about the people of Charleston. Lots of places to explore there and enjoy. I will be back :-)

@gerryp9717 2 года назад

Golden Shellback! USS Carl Vinson 1984. A6 pilot, also flew A4 and A7. PS…. The “target wire” is the #3 wire! Perfect landing gets you a 3 wire. Great video shipmates!

@todayissomeday 2 года назад

Thank you Gerry for the clarification!!

@jimreed7662 2 года назад

I was stationed in Charleston for 10 years but got my shellback while stationed out of San Diego.I still have my shalaighlie. from a later crossing.

@adventureswithtrey1658 2 года назад

Thank you, favorite video of yours yet.

@sydneymorris7920 2 года назад

Thank you for an outstanding video. My husband and I enjoyed viewing it so much because he served on the Yorktown from 1967 to 1969 as an Aviation Storekeeper and has so many wonderful memories. He was serving when Apollo 8 was recovered and during the filming of the movie Tora! Tora! Tora! The Yorktown before this one sank on June 7, 1942, following the Battle of Midway. The Yorktown my husband served on was commissioned in 1943 and decommissioned in 1970. Go Navy!

@susantaylor8554 2 года назад

Loved this one ❤

@todaynotnow 2 года назад

Looking forward to the next stop with yall!

@wandrousvindella716 2 года назад

Glad y'all enjoyed our town & hit significant amount of history. Unfortunately everyone is moving here and the traffic is similar to my hometown of Atlanta GA. But the southern hospitality stays the same. Thank you again for your service~ Vinnie & Wanda (hope to see you on the road)

@lawrenceconstantine7735 2 года назад

How well I remember the mid 60 and yearly 70 tears. My time

@jeromeanderson3007 2 года назад

I am a shellback I'm also a bluenose and have the Panama canal and suese canal certs. I loved my time in OUR Navy As a Tin Can Sailor. Bravo Zulu for the work y'all are doing. Maybe one of these days I'll figure out how to join your other platforms lol I don't even know if I said that right. But I watch y'all must every week when you have a new post.

@rickl6697 2 года назад

Great video. Thanks for your Service and for posting this video. We visit Charleston a lot because all of our kids and grandkids live there. We live just up the road in Columbia. Safe travels.

@4LowRocks 2 года назад

Shellback, 1984, USS Sterret (CG-31). Thanks for the vid on Charleston - one of our major destinations when we get to the point where we're able to spend more time on the road.

@PughAnita 2 года назад

Charleston Naval Hospital was my last duty station and hubby was at the Air Force Base there. Shellback 1993 sub tender USS Holland.Thanks for the memories of that crossing! Charleston was our best base!! We loved it there!! ❤️

@cindybird2896 2 года назад

We love Charleston! Our daughter choose to have her wedding on the beach, in 2020. Yes, during the Covid nightmare, we live in Ohio.

@jimsimpson1265 2 года назад

Thanks for the video. Always great info.

@todayissomeday 2 года назад

Thanks for watching!

@vince8705 2 года назад

Thanks guys, Charleston is back on my list of stops this year…

@MrTreese16 2 года назад

My husband and I were both stationed in Charleston. We got married on Folly Beach in 1988 when there was nothing but beach and a Holiday in there. We are both shellbacks.

@fredarittenhouse4635 2 года назад

We are in Hilton Head Island this weekend and will be in Charleston on Monday! What a timely video! I already had several of these places on our itinerary, but picked up a couple of new ones to add! Thank you, we really enjoy your channel.

@gregprince2523 2 года назад

Outstanding!!! Can do

@madelynrobinson1222 2 года назад

Welcome to Charleston - hope y’all had a great visit!

@confermotorsports9101 2 года назад

Retired IDC most of career with the Marines, did get my golden shellback on Ogden while on WESTPAC. Great times!

@dianasellars6114 2 года назад

WOW, smooch to see and do.

@WorldWideCynthia 2 года назад

Thank you for this.

@bonniefield5511 2 года назад

we were just in South Carolina April 7-12 (our third time, first time camping) we visited alot of the same places. we love it there, cant wait to go back. Never thought that we would be in a position to watch youtube and say,,,we've been there, thanks for your great videos, my husband and I watch you guys every week

@n1uno1965 2 года назад

Great tour

@ijblessjourney 2 года назад

Thank you! I agree it’s hazing:) enjoyed the video, safe travels.

@todayissomeday 2 года назад

Thank you! You too!

@VernonWallace 2 года назад

Great place for history. I like the military museums you went to tour. Thank you

@MililaniJag 2 года назад

My late Uncle was a CV-10 Plankholder Parachute Rigger1st Class PR1c. Great vid as always!! Thx!

@joycemoses2411 2 года назад

Welcome to SC! We love our military service folks and the Yorktown, too!

@livingourjourney365 2 года назад

Charleston is an interesting city very beautiful on the coast. Looks like you two had a really great time.

@todayissomeday 2 года назад

It was a wonderful time! We cant wait to go back!

@Dixieliv 2 года назад

Born, raised and still thriving in Charleston. I’m glad you enjoyed your visit. You did a great job showcasing our beautiful city. Safe travels.

@todayissomeday 2 года назад

Thank you so much!

@marcuswegmeyer3383 2 года назад

Thank you Stacy and Phill for your dedication and service to our country! I’m sure this visit evoked many good memories but also a few sad ones. May the good ones carry you forward. On another note, I’ve been a subscriber for some time and want to compliment you and the continued improvement of your videography; time, experience and dedication improve all things. Thanks for this as well.

@todayissomeday 2 года назад

Thanks!

@deborahgarrison4349 2 года назад

Great video … you did our city proud! Thank you for your service.

@todayissomeday 2 года назад

Much appreciated!

@spidey0861 2 года назад

We visited Charleston and stayed at the Famcamp for two nights last June. Very nice campground and the staff were very friendly and helpful. We visited the Yorktown and then ate at a couple of the restaurants downtown, which were very good. Also shopped at the flea market. My brother was on a carrier and I believe he's a Shellback. I was Air Force and never went below the equator, though I made several airborne forays above the arctic circle and I still have my Bluenose Certificate given by those wonderful Navy folks in Iceland. Two of our other siblings were Army.

@tm8747 2 года назад

the boat at 14:00 is a pbw4 36 footer, my dads company harbor boat building and fter commerica marine made a total of 175 boats starting in '68 till 75. twin diesels gmc 400 hp 2 to 1 gearing . i have 1 copy , in the family boat to have forever, she has twin diesels 400 hp and 1 1/2 gears cruise at 25 tops at 34mph. the warships had twin 30 cal guns in front and 1 single 50 cal in the rear with 600 mini splits rockets of napalm . these boats were a copy design of the 36' captain gig minis the keel, and built lighter and lined with kavlar material for protection of the haul and upper cover, i know i delievered 25 on the deck of the U.S.S. RANGER at the end of the war 1974 . and the huey helicotors labeled THE COORS CAN IN THE SKY?

@charlie88 2 года назад

A veteran of the world’s best Navy here. I signed up to Harvest Host (with Golf) & Boondockers Welcome with your code last week, just in time for my new RV next week. Thank you for passing on the discount!

@shannonisa2670 2 года назад

Love Charleston!!!

@thebearden2 2 года назад

Wog! I do have my Bluenose though. 10 1/2 years of sea time, 20 years of naval service. My wife was Army reserve for 7 years

@toddramsay977 2 года назад

One of my fave movies is “The Final Countdown” USS Nimitz goes back to just before Pearl Harbor attack in 1941. Under Siege is good too. Though I am Army and love a couple of those, such as The Green Berets with John Wayne.