The Extreme Process of Sinking US Navy’s Billion $ Decommissioned Ships

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12 май 2024

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@zenon7094 Месяц назад

Very interesting...this scrapyard is even bigger than the active air force of most countries.

@John-jl9de Месяц назад

Excellent as always, thank you.

@hughsmith7281 Месяц назад

Thank you.

@garymiller5937 Месяц назад

Thank you for the fantastic video. Very interesting! 😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤

@hichammouaddib7762 Месяц назад

😁👍

@joem80003 Месяц назад

I was on the USS Curts FFG 38 she went to Davey Jones ' locker in Rimpck 18 and didn't realize those FFGs can take some hits.

@andystephens9636 28 дней назад

What’s wrong with recycling

@MichaelSteinmetzSUP 26 дней назад

Nothing, it is just surprisingly expensive. In the past, the U.S. Navy has sold decommissioned warships to Gillette (yes, the razor company) for as little as $1. However, the purchasing agreements came with strings attached. Gillette gained the ability to harvest steel, but was required to comply with environmental regulations and arrange for the processing and disposal of all unused materials.

@josephheuneman5613 27 дней назад

I bet you china watches these videos…

@777ONESIX. 23 дня назад

It doesn't make much sense why they would sink them rather than salvage and scrap them.....especially with there whole new Green policy!

@user-is8tz5bx1q 26 дней назад

😅

@juanvelasquez9941 21 день назад

Exactly recycle the metal on these ships it's damn sad to sink these beautiful ship's

@rahuldeodeo2720 27 дней назад

This is loss of steel and recycle job business 😢😢😢😢

@PROOGEMER Месяц назад

اعطوها للمغرب سيحتاجها

@hoppercar 28 дней назад

Yeah, let's don't recycle the steel....just come up with all the piss poor reasons you can to sink it, build a reef...and add to ocean pollution

@quindariusgooch-hc4gn 23 дня назад

someone doesn’t understand how ocean conservation, ship decommissioning, or steel production work. Lot of things to not know about when you try talking about them

@michaeltaylor8835 28 дней назад

America should stop dumping in the ocean

@dougrebertus1992 28 дней назад

They serve a purpose. Artificial reef. Relax.

@Islam4ever2006 28 дней назад

A steel Navy ship isn't meant to be a reef. Man needs to stop playing god just to benefit their own interests and desires. All it's going to do is harm more sea creatures on its way down.