Crazy solo mission to an abandoned Soviet aircraft carrier

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  • 🎁📚Check out my new coffeetable book with a lot of military installations, ships, industrial places and other amazing abandoned places: exploringtheunbeatenpath.myon... 🎁📚
    Today I post the main mission of my trip to China: the massive abandoned Soviet aircraft carrier Minsk, the second aircraft carrier or 'heavy aviation cruiser' of the Kiev class. The Minsk was laid down in 1972 and got commissioned in 1978. The Minsk was saved from scrap in 1998 and opened as a theme park in 2000. The ship is abandoned since 2016, but reconversion started a few days after my visit.
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  • @ExploringtheUnbeatenPath
    @ExploringtheUnbeatenPath  Před 7 měsíci +132

    🎁📚Check out my new coffeetable book with a lot of military installations, ships, industrial places and other amazing abandoned places: exploringtheunbeatenpath.myonline.store/ 🎁📚

    • @MrNajibrazak
      @MrNajibrazak Před 7 měsíci

      great job penetrating the Minsk. With the current witch hunt campaign on foreign spies what you did there is crazy. Hope you are out of China already as of now otherwise get out asap before the PSB pick this footage up. Good luck and Godspeed.
      BTW, since you been to Fukushima i wonder if u still have a geiger counter with you, pull it out and just take a look at it once in a while as u explore China. Chances are there are places where the readings are higher than Fukushima inside some civilian buildings. My allegation is controversial but i would like you to find out for yourself what the media does not know.

    • @eerchant
      @eerchant Před 7 měsíci +5

      Hello, want to ask you is there any late BlackFriday or CyberMonday deal please? I have both 1 & 2 signed copy and want to support you with 3rd book but shipping its really high…

    • @rp1645
      @rp1645 Před 7 měsíci +3

      YES 😊❤😊 I definitely will buy your books. Thank you so much again for what you RISK to show us all😊❤😊

    • @ajc5479
      @ajc5479 Před 7 měsíci +4

      It was built in Soviet Ukraine, not Soviet Russia.

    • @beedalton9675
      @beedalton9675 Před 7 měsíci +4

      The 🎶 at the end .....i would of returned too....I guess next time you adventures a old ship bring a mask...the lead paint and of those old ships...be safe brother .... im a sailor...so yeah just b3 safe and keep the cool videos comming

  • @Linuxpunk81
    @Linuxpunk81 Před 7 měsíci +905

    😮I am a retired US submarine sonar tech and it was weird seeing many of the weapons systems that I studied and learned about sitting there. It's always fun to see the other side

    • @Regularjoesmhoe
      @Regularjoesmhoe Před 7 měsíci +46

      My dad was also a sub sonar tech thanks for your service 👍

    • @ExploringtheUnbeatenPath
      @ExploringtheUnbeatenPath  Před 7 měsíci +51

      Wow.. must have been such an amazing time but also tough in such small spaces😍😍😍 thanks for checking out!

    • @simonschneider5913
      @simonschneider5913 Před 2 měsíci +2

      check out andrei martyanov! :) he is a former soviet mariner living in the US. quite outspoken, but very much respects the US navy.

    • @anatolijbilozor9553
      @anatolijbilozor9553 Před 2 měsíci +3

      I am a radio technician from such a ship; I have always dreamed of seeing radio equipment on American aircraft carriers. UT8EZ

  • @_Mav
    @_Mav Před 7 měsíci +395

    RIP to the security guys after this video was uploaded

    • @Endidixknsej
      @Endidixknsej Před 3 měsíci

      They died of natural causes a few days later

    • @romko4496
      @romko4496 Před 3 měsíci +1

      Yeah this stupid CZcamsr has endangered their lifes and their families with his sensationalism. Sad 😔

    • @ExploringtheUnbeatenPath
      @ExploringtheUnbeatenPath  Před 2 měsíci +68

      CZcams is blocked in China :)

    • @photographacataday
      @photographacataday Před měsícem +8

      @@ExploringtheUnbeatenPath😂中国可以用VPN😂😂😂

    • @AnonDoge
      @AnonDoge Před měsícem +8

      @@ExploringtheUnbeatenPath Word on the street was he was executed at the command of Xi

  • @SullyWally
    @SullyWally Před 6 měsíci +251

    Definitely a brave mission. The Mig in the ship is a Mig 27, a modified version of the Mig 23. The 23 was a powerful interceptor, while the 27 was a so-called air-to-ground support bomber. During my military service with the NVA in the late 80s, I worked as an aircraft mechanic on the MiG 23.

    • @ExploringtheUnbeatenPath
      @ExploringtheUnbeatenPath  Před 6 měsíci +18

      Thanks for checking 🙏☺️ Some “experts” said it’s a MiG 23-BN

    • @arthuroldsocks
      @arthuroldsocks Před 6 měsíci +22

      ​@@ExploringtheUnbeatenPath Hello I did some research and here is what I got. So the tip of the nose looks like the one that a MiG27M and MiG23BN have but judging from some of the panel placements near the air intake Id say it looks more like a MiG23BN or at least a ground attack version of a MiG23. What makes me really think that its a MiG23BN from at least the look of the plane is the fact that it looks like it has the 23mm GSh-23L cannon if this was a mig27 it would have come with the 30mm GSh-6-30 cannon so the belly of the plane would have looked a bit diffrent if it could house it. So Id say its a Ground attack configuration of a mig23.

    • @timp3931
      @timp3931 Před 5 měsíci +5

      Yes, you can tell by the big air intake splitter plates, it is a MiG-23.@@arthuroldsocks

    • @cockatoofan
      @cockatoofan Před 4 měsíci +7

      You can also tell by the fact that China never had MiG-27s the planes didn't come from the soviets as they're not carrier capable. The Minsk operated with Yak-38Ms. These MiG-23s were actually bought from Egypt and the reason they're found in this 'abandoned' soviet ship is that it was a theme park called Minsk world. The aircraft and weapons were transfered there as an attraction. It was only moved to Zhousan 8 years ago with the theme park becoming unprofitable and the ship changing owners

    • @KlaunFuhrer-du7fr
      @KlaunFuhrer-du7fr Před 4 měsíci

      noticed the same...

  • @anthony-davidd.1207
    @anthony-davidd.1207 Před 3 měsíci +82

    i was commanding the Minsk for severel years. Me and ma Crew had a day out on land and got so wasted ... we lost the ship. Thanks buddy for finding it!

    • @synhet84
      @synhet84 Před 2 měsíci +7

      Wow ! tell us more about this BS please 🤗🤗🤗

    • @Smos233
      @Smos233 Před 2 měsíci +12

      ​@@synhet84 This is what's called a joke.

  • @OTRABlog
    @OTRABlog Před 7 měsíci +1007

    Damn, dude ... this like an urbex holy grail. While I'm extremly jealous, I am so glad you uploaded this. Thank you!

    • @SMB96
      @SMB96 Před 7 měsíci +32

      I love his videos but they make me sad in a different way. I see those giant buildings or this ship filled with weapons and I know I will propably never see that in real life.
      It hurts my Urbex Heart

    • @strangersound
      @strangersound Před 7 měsíci +27

      On par with Bald and Bankrupt's mission to the abandoned Soviet Space Shuttles.

    • @bobabuffett
      @bobabuffett Před 7 měsíci +1

      ​@@strangersoundbob was before bald, check it out

    • @ExploringtheUnbeatenPath
      @ExploringtheUnbeatenPath  Před 7 měsíci +16

      Thanks! Yes, guess we inspired him to go😅 wish I had better film equipment though!

    • @Eurodance_Groove
      @Eurodance_Groove Před 7 měsíci

      FALLOUT VIDEOGAMES MADE REAL!!!

  • @jepolch
    @jepolch Před 7 měsíci +1720

    In 1980 I was on the US Navy ship USS Merrill that trailed the Minsk on a voyage from Vladivostok to Vietnam. During the trip one of their YaK-38 aircraft attempted a straight on take-off from the deck without using it's vertical take-off engine. It went into the water and straight to the bottom. Pilot was lost.

    • @altergreenhorn
      @altergreenhorn Před 7 měsíci +136

      Yak 38 forfader of the Yak 141 which was a father of F 35

    • @andrewdeboer7435
      @andrewdeboer7435 Před 7 měsíci +377

      @@altergreenhorn The Harrier was the daddy of the F-35. Yak-38 and -141 were the Harrier’s stoopid cousins.

    • @maxihohlik2333
      @maxihohlik2333 Před 7 měsíci +119

      @@andrewdeboer7435 dude they literally had factually the same specs who are you insulting lol

    • @xcofcd
      @xcofcd Před 7 měsíci +254

      ​@@andrewdeboer7435 Yak sold their VTOL designs to Lockheed after the collapse of the soviet union. Look at the details like the rotating vectoring nozzle in the back on the yak141/F35. The harrier has a different design. Do you think Lockheed spends hundrets of millions for usless russian crap designs they can't use?

    • @nicjackson5741
      @nicjackson5741 Před 7 měsíci +79

      All this talk of Yaks and 35s. Good old British ingenuity was 50 years ahead of the F35 and at least 20 before the Yak and didn't suffer from energy bleed off in high G manoeuvrers.

  • @SB-mg6xq
    @SB-mg6xq Před 7 měsíci +8

    There are very few CZcams videos that I will both focus my entire attention to, and watch to the end. This is definitely one of them. Such a cool job preserving a piece of history.

  • @Rockport1911
    @Rockport1911 Před 7 měsíci +4

    What an interesting ship in an unusual location. Who would have guessed that a soviet aircraft carrier would end up in a lake near Shanghai as a museum?

  • @jackmiller8851
    @jackmiller8851 Před 7 měsíci +237

    Bob and friends, you have BALLS OF STEEL for trying this one ... Chinese police don't mess around ... Absolutely outstanding!!!!

    • @GForce162
      @GForce162 Před 7 měsíci

      nah, they make u think of a unwanted junk is being surrounded by police so to get view from shills

    • @charlescouncill
      @charlescouncill Před 7 měsíci +15

      BIG balls of steel!!

    • @loganstroganoff1284
      @loganstroganoff1284 Před 2 měsíci +2

      ​@charlescouncill bulky and heavy. A leathery sack, smells like English leather cologne. Shaved and shiny. Buttery smooth. Smooth as eggs.

    • @Joe-mz6dc
      @Joe-mz6dc Před 2 měsíci +2

      @loganstroganoff1284 Sounds like your fantasy.

  • @Sloptit
    @Sloptit Před 7 měsíci +208

    I was a US carrier sailor on Enterprise and Truman, wild to see this side of an old soviet carrier. Im glad you tried to see the lower engineering sections but backed out. Thats where I lived, below decks. I recognize all those engineering spaces in comparison to my experience, really neat to see. The last two minutes of the actual tour before you leave, that seemed liked the second deck down, which on our ships and judging by what I saw the Minsk too, is where the majority of the ship lived. thats where the galleys (which we saw the last bits of), stores, offices, medical dental, all that general bulk of living was down there, which was gutted for infastructure, then it seemed you went down one more deck where a lot of our berthings were, and what appeared to me to be gutted berthings, around 49:51. Anyways, good shit, thank you for this. Irecognize all those engineering spaces in comparison to my experience.

    • @dmitrymal7380
      @dmitrymal7380 Před 7 měsíci +13

      The sailors lived from 2 to 5 decks. There is a phrase in the video that there was foreign equipment on board. It is not true. Most likely it got on the ship after its sale. (I served on this cruiser)

    • @wysoft
      @wysoft Před 7 měsíci

      @@dmitrymal7380 do you know the reason why the Minsk was retired? The ships' Wiki page simply states it was an "unknown accident"
      Also the Western equipment in the video at 41:39 looks to be a radio direction finder - I can barely make out the "ADF" (automatic direction finder) tag in the upper left hand corner. Not a bad piece of gear to have on a Soviet ship that may be operating in proximity of western nations where it could be utilized - even if you had to go through Western sources to get it.
      This ADF looks a lot like JRC equipment of that era which was manufactured in Japan and probably would be easy to obtain.

    • @dougg1075
      @dougg1075 Před 2 měsíci

      My dad landed on the Enterprise a few times

  • @GraemeSPa
    @GraemeSPa Před 7 měsíci +129

    I am a retired Marine Engineer and I spent most of my life in Engine Rooms. Whenever I visit museum ships, my interest is mostly below decks where guys like me kept the lights on and the ship moving, however so many ships have had the engine rooms gutted for scrap - I reckon that is what happened to Minsk too. Joe Public is not interested in cramped machinery spaces , so the new owners can recoup some costs by scrapping them. RMS Queen Mary had (then) revolutionary design Yarrow boilers - all scrapped - and one Engine Room was sold too. Aircraft carrier Enterprise in New York - when I asked about the Engine Room was told "that's too dangerous to allow the public access" -bollocks - I reckon they gutted them for scrap. The man who knows everything about the ship and how she works is not the Captain ( Master) , but the Chief Engineer - despite the fiction of Hollywood, John Wayne and Captain James T Kirk.

    • @stevek4449
      @stevek4449 Před 7 měsíci +3

      Hey, at least Kirk knew the reliants pre-fix access code😂. Kahn didn’t even know that. Give a captain some credit😂

    • @docthorr
      @docthorr Před 7 měsíci +3

      If you can, go visit USS Hornet then. I had a hard hat tour with a former engineer on a sistership, and he was glad to answer all my geeky questions about his job on the ship. Boilers and engines are still there. ❤

    • @wysoft
      @wysoft Před 7 měsíci +2

      @@docthorr yes the Hornet's engine room is in fantastic shape. If you are ever in Bremerton visit the Turner Joy which also still has a well kept engine room and she is still functioning on regular old shore power connection.

    • @CANControlGRAFFITI
      @CANControlGRAFFITI Před 7 měsíci

      Boop!

    • @docthorr
      @docthorr Před 7 měsíci +1

      ​@@wysoftI'm from France, but noted for a future trip 😉

  • @orionxingu1758
    @orionxingu1758 Před 7 měsíci +16

    Absolutely fascinating stuff. Its hard to imagine the colossal amount of equipment installed in these huge carriers.

  • @NH788
    @NH788 Před 7 měsíci +177

    I've visited Minsk in 2014 when she was a Museums ship in Shenzhen. It's really nice to see the update of her. There were more aircraft on the flight deck back then, at least 2 Mi-24s and 2 MiG-23s, one of them is MiG-23UB. Her sister Kiev is currently in Tianjin as another museum. It is also worth a visit.

    • @artstep9661
      @artstep9661 Před 7 měsíci +7

      It is Mig-27, as it has a targeting device in the nose. Mig23B and especially Mig23UB (учебно-боевой uchebno boevoy - training-fighter) has different cone

    • @Jay-kw2ph
      @Jay-kw2ph Před 7 měsíci +3

      @@artstep9661Wrong, it’s a MiG-23BN. It has variable intake ramps.

  • @LostHistorie
    @LostHistorie Před 7 měsíci +514

    Amazing Solo Mission! Wow! =)

    • @IrLosin
      @IrLosin Před 7 měsíci +3

      One thing I do wonder is: there ins't room in the budget for a propper dry bag?

    • @Vile-Flesh
      @Vile-Flesh Před 7 měsíci +2

      I was thinking the same thing. I think he could have done better job of keeping vital things dry when he had to swim. @@IrLosin

    • @RonValk
      @RonValk Před 7 měsíci

      mwah, the video`s are taken with a drone, lol, high quality, so recorded recently.
      Solo mission, but working with a team is not really called a solo mission, but who cares, it makes fun content, but don`t believe everything what is on the internet...🤣
      Fun fact, as also seen in lots of movies, everything is wet, but look, the most important thing, my camera, wow, complete dry....😂
      That the rest is wet, who cares, lol. Also, on the way to the Minsk it was raining and everything went wet.....uh.......he swim to the Minsk.....last time i checked is that water is still wet, haha.
      Love the content, but such fun mistakes makes a channel fun to watch....

    • @Eurodance_Groove
      @Eurodance_Groove Před 7 měsíci

      Yeah... Full of asbestos fresh air into a communist scrap-feast military ship!!! Kinda cool!!!

    • @davidwestwater2219
      @davidwestwater2219 Před 4 měsíci

      The guards are probably all fired. After this got out and the economic situation in China. It's so bad that they'll problem. Never have a stable job again

  • @michellamoureuxm
    @michellamoureuxm Před 7 měsíci +67

    Man you are so wholesome it's almost adorable, risking your life to get this footage, and then thanking the people in the comments? Brilliant work, and brilliant man!

    • @ExploringtheUnbeatenPath
      @ExploringtheUnbeatenPath  Před 7 měsíci +7

      Haha! I am grateful for the comments☺️ Thanks Michella! Next up is a former secret military underground train workshop (hopefully tomorrow)

  • @Phxshadowz
    @Phxshadowz Před 7 měsíci +11

    Thanks for video!! Thrilling experience to say the least!! It was stunning to see pictures of F15 and SR71 hanging in an old Soviet carrier.

  • @pure_awareness
    @pure_awareness Před 7 měsíci +104

    A homage to your dad for creating the best explorer out there.

  • @Metalstacker
    @Metalstacker Před 7 měsíci +242

    Great job on getting aboard that ship! As a current Dutch Navy chief petty officer, this was very interesting to see! Thanks for taking such risks to show us these abandoned gems 🔥🔥🔥

    • @ExploringtheUnbeatenPath
      @ExploringtheUnbeatenPath  Před 7 měsíci +24

      Thanks for checking, it was a cool mission. I can tell only you that you can find even some more interesting ones in my new book ;)

    • @Ttimmy
      @Ttimmy Před 7 měsíci +9

      As a current US Navy Chief Petty Officer I find this interesting as well 😃

    • @manfredibasile5839
      @manfredibasile5839 Před 7 měsíci +4

      wow, interesting. In italy we were about to have a museum ship too, the Huge cruiser Vittorio Veneto (C-550). Sadly l, due to the crisis and the cut to military expenses we didn’t manage to restore it but something like that would have been beautiful, however have you ever seen that ship or also an italian one?

    • @ExploringtheUnbeatenPath
      @ExploringtheUnbeatenPath  Před 7 měsíci +9

      I wanted to explore one, but first I explored a naval bunker in La Spezia and got in serious troubles afterwards. So I never went back for the ships😅

    • @manfredibasile5839
      @manfredibasile5839 Před 7 měsíci +4

      @@ExploringtheUnbeatenPath however i saw you in the journals at the time, now i am connecting everything😂

  • @UKMike2009
    @UKMike2009 Před 7 měsíci +9

    Outstanding! Really pushing the boundaries - thankfully you returned safely. Top man!

  • @tobiesoftstudio823
    @tobiesoftstudio823 Před 2 měsíci +4

    And my respect and admiration you took to swim to get to this abandoned relic. Can only imagine the staging that would have taken place to get there. Awesome!

  • @xikungao2376
    @xikungao2376 Před 7 měsíci +46

    When her sister ship Kiev first opened as a theme park in 2004 I was only 8. My dad took me to Tianjin to see Kiev as soon as it opened since she was only an hour away from where I lived. I vividly remember that even back then Kiev wasn't in a good shape. Iirc she was saved from the scrap yard by a private buyer, so it was expected for her internals to be a wreck. There weren't tours to the bridge or anything, just some make shift rails and security tapes hanging across some hallways where tourists weren't supposed to walk down. We were able to go into Kiev's bridge tho, and it was likewise a wreck. Navigation panels and screens were all shattered and there were some broken canvas maps, or something like that. There was a Yak-38M parked on the deck and some old Kamov choppers.
    Good times

    • @ExploringtheUnbeatenPath
      @ExploringtheUnbeatenPath  Před 7 měsíci +3

      Cool stories to hear!! 😍epic that it was possible

    • @dmitrymal7380
      @dmitrymal7380 Před 7 měsíci +1

      The handrails are homemade, because when they were sold, most likely, they were cut down (since they were made of copper and brass).

  • @Lancemendonca
    @Lancemendonca Před 7 měsíci +51

    The thing that gets me about these ships is all the wiring and plumbing the engineers had to figure out and route all throughout the ship, amazing!

    • @Studio23Media
      @Studio23Media Před 7 měsíci +11

      And they did it all without computers! All designed with slide rules! 🤯

    • @olivere5497
      @olivere5497 Před 6 měsíci

      You realise that its basicly something humans have been improving for 10,000 years.

    • @loganstroganoff1284
      @loganstroganoff1284 Před 2 měsíci +2

      ​@@olivere5497wiring is like a little over a century old and modern plumbing is about the same. Lame comment dooder.

    • @loganstroganoff1284
      @loganstroganoff1284 Před 2 měsíci

      Yeah they had to figure out what to with all those turds and peepee from the sailors.

    • @olivere5497
      @olivere5497 Před 2 měsíci

      @@loganstroganoff1284 well you can look at cuniform clay tablets in museums and see magistrates notes discussing property boundary disputes and complex tax disputes.
      Humans work out how to solve problems. Its nothing new.

  • @Vile-Flesh
    @Vile-Flesh Před 7 měsíci +18

    This was an epic solo exploration and also extremely dangerous but I think it was well worth the risks to see what was there. I wonder if there are any active leaks or water intrusion on the very bottom levels. Thank you for taking us with you to see the inside of this vessel. Stay safe!

  • @robwilton9539
    @robwilton9539 Před 7 měsíci +7

    I remember in the 80s we (the RN) used to harass Soviet ships, including this one. This one, I remember we had a Seaking flying off their bow taking photos of the bridge. The Yak 38s amused us as they were so unstable in the hover. The Soviets must have been in awe of the Harriers we had onboard. Strangely I never saw a 38 take off but we always hung around to see them recovered. I believe they gave up on their attempts to operate a safe VSToL at sea in the end.

  • @handyman1957
    @handyman1957 Před 7 měsíci +144

    Dang Bob, nerves of steel buddy. I think this was probably top 5 ships you have explored. It really boggles my mind on the amount of security for this hulk, it's like it's still a navel ship in use. Thanks for taking such risks for us to see. Sorry for your loss of your dad, I just lost my wife of 20 years in Oct. Keep safe.

    • @toddlosure4793
      @toddlosure4793 Před 7 měsíci +18

      Sorry for your loss. It gets easier as time goes on, but, the pain will never go away. Hang in there.

    • @buckaroobanzai2551
      @buckaroobanzai2551 Před 7 měsíci +8

      Sorry for your loss amigo.

    • @colchronic
      @colchronic Před 7 měsíci +5

      Damn dude that's rough

    • @militant_daisies2194
      @militant_daisies2194 Před 7 měsíci +7

      Sorry for your loss man, take care.

    • @agentmueller
      @agentmueller Před 7 měsíci +5

      Wow. So sorry for your loss man. I hope you are well, and I hope you are able to find peace. Bless you.

  • @dcorbin5779
    @dcorbin5779 Před 7 měsíci +66

    Thank you Bob. Also. Our condolences on your father's passing.

  • @richardderosset6960
    @richardderosset6960 Před 7 měsíci +3

    Thank you for the tour ! Glad you enjoyed and survived the death trap.

  • @rdr8147
    @rdr8147 Před 7 měsíci +17

    I lived in Naval Base GTMO as a kid and I had this 3 foot black and white poster with silhouettes of Soviet Navy ships and class types. On the reverse side were illustrations of the missile systems, radars, and guns. I had a huge interest and curiousity about all things Russian, etc. To finally see the inside of the Minsk is wild!

    • @ExploringtheUnbeatenPath
      @ExploringtheUnbeatenPath  Před 7 měsíci

      Thanks for checking! Did you have the chance to see some US ships? I also have explored Soviet submarines (1 on my channel) and other ships on my channel🤩

    • @wysoft
      @wysoft Před 7 měsíci +1

      I grew up reading the Jane's warship identification guides in my dad's office. That would have been right around the tail end of the USSR. I remember thinking how strange the Soviet ships looked in comparison to the others.

    • @rdr8147
      @rdr8147 Před 7 měsíci +1

      @@wysoft At the base library in GTMO I would nerd out to the Jane's Defense Encyclopedias and read technical comparisons and even the weapons and arms advertisements strewn in between. When we moved to Italy I was given a surplus one (those are expensive ass books) from my summer job at the base air terminal. The unit I was working for was a Navy aviation aircraft repair depot so I got all sorts of cool stuff! With regard to Soviet ships I was amazed at the amount of weapons they had compared to other ships but I hypothesized (as a 6th grader) that if the ships got hit the weapons magazines might cook off and destroy the ship!

    • @rdr8147
      @rdr8147 Před 6 měsíci

      Yes, GTMO is a Fleet Training Faciliity so back then I'd see different classes of destroyers, cruisers, frigates and other combatant craft. The USS Nimitz did a port call and several of us residents got to go for a cruise out in the bay where they demoed full on flight operations. I saw the F-14 which had downed a Libyan Su-22. I go to see and do things your average school kid back in the states could only imagine. In one case a bunch of got a "unsanctioned" ride on some Marine tanks heading to the firing range. Was a good 15 minutes loud but unforgettable shenanigans. @@ExploringtheUnbeatenPath

    • @drscopeify
      @drscopeify Před 5 měsíci +1

      @@rdr8147 That is a major weakness having so many weapon magazines. That is what happened when a Ukrainian Neptune missile hit the Slava class Moskva, it started a fire that caused the Magazine to blow up. This is the official Russian statement: "The Russian Ministry of Defence said a fire caused a munitions explosion, and the ship sank in stormy seas while being towed to port"

  • @lairdcummings9092
    @lairdcummings9092 Před 7 měsíci +10

    "Two is one, and one is none."
    The fact that you had a second rope wasn't luck; it was proper planning.
    AWAYS double up on mission-critical gear. Lose a tripod? Meh - carry on. Run out of rope? Mission over.
    Bravely well done, Sir.

  • @RS_
    @RS_ Před 7 měsíci +21

    Man, you're brave! No way I could do that alone! No way! Thanks for this incredible experience!

  • @michaelnieves9688
    @michaelnieves9688 Před 6 měsíci +2

    Bob, this is the best crazy video I have seen in a long time, you are a real explorer, thank you for sharing!

  • @cellusproject1020
    @cellusproject1020 Před 6 měsíci +2

    This is by far the most interesting video on this channel. Well done, Bob!

  • @johnadams3038
    @johnadams3038 Před 7 měsíci +81

    I really wonder how those soviet systems worked, so many stations and old electronic hardware. Soviet hardware is pretty fascinating

    • @keithammleter3824
      @keithammleter3824 Před 7 měsíci +10

      Well, we know how one bit worked -the Japanese-made radio direction finder shown at 21:33

    • @Raggadish.
      @Raggadish. Před 7 měsíci +9

      Room after room filled with old electromechanical systems. All this was build before the digital age.

    • @EE-dj7et
      @EE-dj7et Před 6 měsíci +3

      stupidly, honestly
      soviet ships tend to have 1 centralized damage control center, the problems of which, if not immediately obvious, i'll summarize:
      what the fuck happens when the damage control center is hit

    • @nickdial8528
      @nickdial8528 Před 6 měsíci

      ​@@EE-dj7et
      You're fucked. That's what happens.

    • @grhddudh6801
      @grhddudh6801 Před 3 měsíci +1

      ​@@EE-dj7etпомоему он в самом менее уязвимом месте, так что если ракета добралась туда - кораблю конец, и экипаж эвакуируется на корабли сопровождения

  • @andreaszebenyi
    @andreaszebenyi Před 7 měsíci +48

    Thank you Bob for being an urban exploler, and thank you for bringing us to all of these amazing places! You are the most inspiring exploler in the world! 🥷🏽🤩 The ship is epic! Such a beauty! Hugs from Hungary🙋🏽‍♀️

    • @ExploringtheUnbeatenPath
      @ExploringtheUnbeatenPath  Před 7 měsíci +5

      Haha soon an urban explorer again with somebody from Hungary hopefully😌Thanks a lot Andrea!

    • @andreaszebenyi
      @andreaszebenyi Před 7 měsíci +1

      @@ExploringtheUnbeatenPath 2024 will be an exciting year😉

  • @sergpinto1
    @sergpinto1 Před 7 měsíci +2

    Nice mission man. Thanks for put this video here on youtube. i love your trips.

  • @tomythomas9261
    @tomythomas9261 Před 4 měsíci +3

    Thank you very much for video. As an ex-sailor, it was quite interesting to see. Please ensure you have a buddy with you in such trips, since you may get into a dangerous situation and may need assistance to get back to safe location. The deck was corroded in the engine room area and you might get injured due to rusted parts giving way. Take care. God bless.

  • @Robert53area
    @Robert53area Před 7 měsíci +20

    The kiev class was designed specifically to bring a carrier through the bosporus strait.
    Aircraft carriers are not allowed to go through the strait. But a heavy cruiser is. So it is limited by the treaty.

    • @mishkata348
      @mishkata348 Před 7 měsíci +3

      This is also the reason Kuznetsov has anti ship ballistic missiles and is classified as a heavy aircraft cruiser.

  • @m1procter
    @m1procter Před 7 měsíci +69

    Very cool. One thing to be aware of, with that amount of corrosion ongoing, low oxygen concentration in confined spaces is a real risk. You were wise to avoid strange odours.

    • @redf7209
      @redf7209 Před 7 měsíci +4

      I was thinking possibly high levels of asbestos dust

    • @helplmchoking
      @helplmchoking Před 6 měsíci +6

      @@redf7209 definitely a potential risk, but asbestos is typically more of a danger when demolishing/renovating structures - basically anything that damages/disturbs the asbestos too much. Just sitting still there shouldn't be too many fibres floating around to breathe in.
      Definitely want to have a decent mask on at all times in any kind of urbex, though, you never know what's in there

  • @swb7226
    @swb7226 Před 7 měsíci +4

    Bro you are very brave and what you just filmed in there is GOLD 🌟 i enjoyed this video a lot and it gave me a lot of knowledge about air craft carriers so Thank you very much ♥️

  • @eniere
    @eniere Před 7 měsíci +1

    Thanks for the video. My stepfather served on this ship in the early 80s. Hopefully it will be available one day

  • @martijndamsko2282
    @martijndamsko2282 Před 7 měsíci +16

    Jeetje Bob je hebt jezelf wel weer overtroffen! Het is zo onwerkelijk wat je allemaal doet om deze prachtige beelden te laten zien van een bijna surrealistische wereld voor ons westerlingen. Bedankt!

  • @fricky172
    @fricky172 Před 7 měsíci +5

    At night especially, a perfect example of the saying "You're not afraid of being alone in the dark. You're afraid of *not* being alone in the dark."

  • @Mysterious-Outdoors
    @Mysterious-Outdoors Před 6 měsíci +1

    Thats awesome that you got to actually gain access let alone the amazing footage you've captured. A+

  • @cameronaberdeenuk1260
    @cameronaberdeenuk1260 Před 7 měsíci +3

    OH my! Can you imagine how much asbestos is in that ship - I hope you are okay with being in such a dangerous but fascinating place. I pity the guys who will be dismantling all that mess. Keep safe.

  • @sarahbellum6571
    @sarahbellum6571 Před 7 měsíci +33

    You are crazy Bob! Your subscribers appreciate all the dangers you put yourself through 😁

    • @ExploringtheUnbeatenPath
      @ExploringtheUnbeatenPath  Před 7 měsíci +5

      Thanks Sarah! Unfortunately I cannot post all adventures 😁But this was a nice mission

  • @fhwolthuis
    @fhwolthuis Před 7 měsíci +40

    Machtig mooi, Bob! En veel sterkte met het verlies van je vader 🍀

  • @user-jg3fm7ip5m
    @user-jg3fm7ip5m Před 2 měsíci +3

    I think that's the best lost place ever... thank you 🙏

  • @3UZFE
    @3UZFE Před 6 měsíci +2

    Unbelievable, you are a very brave man Bob! Another amazing video.

  • @HippyRoss.
    @HippyRoss. Před 7 měsíci +53

    First off Bob I'm sorry for your loss 😢
    Secondly thanks for risking it and giving us an epic video.
    I don't think any other youtuber would have gone swimming to explore a ship.
    I never skipped any ads I hope this helps with some revenue.
    Keep up the hard work and I'm always looking forward to Sunday's upload. Cheers

    • @madmanmechanic8847
      @madmanmechanic8847 Před 7 měsíci

      What loss?

    • @basternox5990
      @basternox5990 Před 7 měsíci

      ​@@madmanmechanic8847his book is in memory of his father.

    • @HippyRoss.
      @HippyRoss. Před 7 měsíci +2

      ​@@madmanmechanic8847the loss of his father.

    • @madmanmechanic8847
      @madmanmechanic8847 Před 7 měsíci +5

      @@HippyRoss. I saw that in the later comments bummer thanks for the reply . I bet his Dad was proud of his Son

    • @alexnovak3319
      @alexnovak3319 Před 7 měsíci

      he didnt risk anything, theres no guards its all just acting bro how dont u realise it u fcking npc

  • @anthonyplanas3606
    @anthonyplanas3606 Před 7 měsíci +6

    Sorry for your loss Bob, this video was epic. I've seen a few videos abouth this ship but nothing like yours. Keep up the great work.

  • @captaingordon
    @captaingordon Před 2 měsíci +1

    This is awesome! Thank you for your bravery and sharing such history!

  • @iainlyall6475
    @iainlyall6475 Před 7 měsíci

    thank you for not playing too much background noise. it made it more realistic. enjoyable, thank you.

  • @rlacombe
    @rlacombe Před 7 měsíci +27

    Your exploring skills are second to none. Insane adventure.

  • @cylerner
    @cylerner Před 7 měsíci +12

    It's good you turned back instead of exploring further; if left unattended for a long time, some ships can build up toxic gasses in certain rooms.

  • @justme2386
    @justme2386 Před 7 měsíci +1

    Bro, the content you are bringing to us here on CZcams is amazing. Word’s can’t really describe your determination to bring this kind of content. Brilliant stuff my friend keep it up. New subscriber!

  • @arizonaranger6502
    @arizonaranger6502 Před 3 měsíci

    Got to say man, I'm not partial to these videos typically but I'm thoroughly impressed and this was super interesting to watch. Stay safe out there.

  • @winterburan
    @winterburan Před 7 měsíci +10

    Condolences for dad, fantastic exploration, a more unique than rare case of finding an abandoned aircraft carrier

  • @mr.redorange
    @mr.redorange Před 7 měsíci +106

    Мне как то грустно смотреть на это... ведь я там был, когда он был еще в строю... Спасибо автору, что дал снова повстречаться со старым Другом и Товарищем

    • @a.p.2703
      @a.p.2703 Před 7 měsíci +24

      Такая мощь, и титаническая работа конструкторов и производства, чтобы всё это было единым организмом. Видно, что восстановить до рабочего состояния не под силу никому - нет спецов, которые бы понимали что это всё такое. Но наше судостроение на подъёме, строятся новые корабли. Сволочи продали таких красавцев, ещё новых, за копейки. Они должны были бы теперь стоять музеями у нас, а не у китайцев.

    • @mr.redorange
      @mr.redorange Před 7 měsíci +6

      @@a.p.2703, я бы с радостью, но тут это никому не интересно. Может Китай вдохните в него новую жизнь, но я сомневаюсь.

    • @sailor52885
      @sailor52885 Před 7 měsíci +13

      ​@@a.p.2703нет спецов у Китая😂 самая большая страна по судостроению как торговому так и военному, из него сделают снова музей и все, а то что его продали за 5лямов как и другие то да, но смешно про поднятие российского судостроения тоже конечно

    • @dmitrymal7380
      @dmitrymal7380 Před 7 měsíci +15

      Когда я служил, на Минске, в 90-м, уже тогда, если хорошо долбануть по переборке, то можно было пробить ржавый металл.... Но, Основные несущие, понятно, еще 50 лет прослужат.... Только вдумайтесь, он мог принимать самолеты, в шторм до 7 баллов. Подобного судна не было ни у одного государства в мире!!

    • @jamesarthur169
      @jamesarthur169 Před 7 měsíci +2

      Terima kasih kepada semua yang berkhidmat kepada negara anda

  • @MarioBuildreps
    @MarioBuildreps Před 7 měsíci +1

    You're a hero! Fantastic mission.

  • @AxCeptor
    @AxCeptor Před 7 měsíci +1

    the end got me :D :D :D
    What an nice episode, holy moly! U did an Incredible job Bob!

  • @charlestonjuan1073
    @charlestonjuan1073 Před 7 měsíci +10

    1999年左右明斯克号航母世界在深圳的时候我去参观过。I visited it which was a aircraft’s career theme park when it was in Shenzhen around 1999. Thanks for bringing back my childhood memories.

    • @ExploringtheUnbeatenPath
      @ExploringtheUnbeatenPath  Před 7 měsíci +1

      Wow must have been so impressive to see as a kid😁😁and sad to see it in this state

  • @TimelessExplorations
    @TimelessExplorations Před 7 měsíci +9

    Great video!
    I'm so jealous about your braveness to go on such a mission alone.
    Greetings

  • @LostBuildings
    @LostBuildings Před 7 měsíci +1

    You did an amazing job Bob! What a banger! ;)

  • @frankgordon8829
    @frankgordon8829 Před 6 měsíci

    I served on a super carrier in the 70s in CIC as well & it was interesting seeing the same era-type radar that we used back then.

  • @finn9606
    @finn9606 Před 7 měsíci +4

    Really appreciate he did research into the layout of the ship and all the equipment a lot of explorers have no idea what they are looking at

  • @bonwestlake3928
    @bonwestlake3928 Před 7 měsíci +14

    It is quite amazing, the things our Fathers teach us. From one Bob to another, we must celebrate their lives everyday!

  • @ReginaldVandeVelde
    @ReginaldVandeVelde Před 7 měsíci +1

    Beyond epic, especially doing this solo! Loved it!

  • @didierdt5420
    @didierdt5420 Před 6 měsíci

    What a crazy mission! Love these kind of videos. I mostly go alone it's another level of adrenaline, but this is sick.
    Innige deelneming met je vader!

  • @matterhaz2980
    @matterhaz2980 Před 7 měsíci +4

    What an amazing video. Thank you so much for documenting this before it's too late! Truly incredible!

  • @-----REDACTED-----
    @-----REDACTED----- Před 7 měsíci +9

    Tip when near or on water while trying to be sneaky: be much quieter than you think you need to be. It will carry sound far.

  • @tzsteve33
    @tzsteve33 Před 7 měsíci

    What an amazing video, thx for taking such risks to bring this content, unreal!!

  • @user-hp4ip5ze7q
    @user-hp4ip5ze7q Před 7 měsíci +61

    Эх , профукали мы все практически , и это печально😢, а особенно видеть как разберут этот авианосец , но зато благодаря каналу мы можем увидеть невероятные кадры, которые я считаю самыми уникальными из всех что я видел, спасибо за уникальную возможность в последний раз увидеть этот замечательный корабль, спасибо тебе Боб❤.

    • @ExploringtheUnbeatenPath
      @ExploringtheUnbeatenPath  Před 7 měsíci +8

      Glad you enjoyed it 🙏 😀 It was an amazing ship

    • @avetl
      @avetl Před 7 měsíci +3

      The concept of Soviet aircraft carrier cruisers was flawed already at the time of their creation. If the U.S. with its aircraftcarriers groups clearly set the task of bringing democracy to third countries from the sea, then our aircraft carriers really had no tasks at that time - there was simply no concept of their use, they were made on the principle of "like the enemy". If we wanted to bring developed socialism, say, in Central America, then such ships would make sense, and would really be cooler than the USA aircraft carriers, and so even if we imagine that all this very expensive junk would be afloat, it would be unclear why it floats. Especially now, with the advent of Russian hypersonics missiles when quietly and without noise ended the era of American aircraft carriers groups, which were invulnerable to the USSR Armed Forces at that time
      Концепция авианесущих крейсеров была ущербна уже в момент их создания. Если США с их АУГ чётко ставили задачу нести демократию в третьи страны с моря, то наши авианесущие крейсеры реально не имели задач на тот момент - просто не было концепций их применения, делали их по принципу - "как у врага". Вот если бы мы хотели бы заносить развитой социализм, допустим, в центральной америке, то такие суда имели бы смысл, и реально были бы круче штатовских авианосцев, а так даже если представить, что весь этот очень дорогой хлам был бы на плаву, было бы непонятно зачем он плавает. Тем более сейчас, с появление гиперзвука тихо и без шума закончилась эпоха американских АУГ, которые были неуязвимы тогда для ВС СССР.

    • @ulrichleukam1068
      @ulrichleukam1068 Před 7 měsíci +6

      @@avetl Can you confidently say that the USA is a democracy? Especially when corporations and billionaires (western variant for oligarch) have alot of political influence ... Also most laws are against democratic opinion

    • @sosotavadze7202
      @sosotavadze7202 Před 7 měsíci

      """""Эх , профукали мы все практически"""""----- что профукали та? Гавно на палке и в банке? Свое строить не хватало мозгов у немцев и американцев все пиздили. Профукали мы в 17 году .

    • @numbereightyseven
      @numbereightyseven Před 7 měsíci +2

      ​@@avetlThe US is a plutocracy, not a democracy.

  • @siroyiryuu
    @siroyiryuu Před 7 měsíci +9

    20 years ago, in Shenzhen, I boarded this warship that turned into a theme park. The remnants of the Red Navy.

  • @BigDJr777
    @BigDJr777 Před 7 měsíci +8

    Sorry for the loss of your Father. Great video God Bless.

  • @chrislong3938
    @chrislong3938 Před 7 měsíci +1

    This is mind blowing! The whole video!
    MUCH BETTER than I expected!!! WOW!!!

    • @ExploringtheUnbeatenPath
      @ExploringtheUnbeatenPath  Před 7 měsíci

      Thanks! I am sure you’ll like this one too:
      czcams.com/video/QbDQdumtR3k/video.htmlsi=m_InemHS1DmUMOt_
      A former secret military underground train workshop with a steam train and many lathes and other machines☺️

    • @chrislong3938
      @chrislong3938 Před 7 měsíci

      @@ExploringtheUnbeatenPath I will definitely check it out!
      I would have been crapping my pants when those guys came aboard and you had to hide out!
      How the ship didn't sink from the weight of your balls is astounding!

  • @Lesvdko
    @Lesvdko Před 7 měsíci +1

    Respect Bob! Weer een prachtig avontuur zeg! Heerlijk om te kijken..
    Ga je boek bestellen! 🫶

  • @loftsatsympaticodotc
    @loftsatsympaticodotc Před 7 měsíci +8

    Interesting that at 21:33, they also show English language instruments eg. Koden "Radio Direction Finder". The contrast between some areas looking almost serviceable and the degradation on the engine room areas is remarkable. This was SURELY- an Unbeaten path!

    • @matttilley8620
      @matttilley8620 Před 7 měsíci +2

      I noticed that as well. I guess it was part of the conversion to tourist attraction process.

  • @Gumpy85
    @Gumpy85 Před 7 měsíci +5

    No ski jump ramp on kiev class, it was design for yak38 VTOL aircraft.

  • @dmgill83
    @dmgill83 Před 7 měsíci

    Great video, as always. I find Soviet tech fascinating from a historical and Cold War fiction fan perspective.
    My condolences for your loss. My father passed in 2021.

  • @xrq3223
    @xrq3223 Před 4 měsíci +1

    I went o it before as a kid (when it's still a theme park), it's very old and broken, but still kinda sad to hear its now abandon

  • @TheBenzKid
    @TheBenzKid Před 7 měsíci +13

    I love how at 35:30 it shows mainly all U.S. Military Aircraft in the bar of a Soviet/Russian Navy Warship! Such as the C-17s, KC-10 Air Tanker, F-117 Nighthawk, and the B-2 Spirit to name a few that I saw in case anyone was curious. That totally made me laugh when I saw that. :)

    • @Phxshadowz
      @Phxshadowz Před 7 měsíci +2

      That caught me off guard too Lol

  • @SupraTompan
    @SupraTompan Před 7 měsíci +6

    @15:45-19:20, this is an obscure amount of unique Soviet tech. Just incredible.
    Imagine seing all this lit up.

  • @JahsRulz
    @JahsRulz Před 4 měsíci +1

    Uitstekend kerrel! Your best video yet. Ka pai!

  • @gemini6999
    @gemini6999 Před 7 měsíci

    Definitely the most awesome video of this type I have ever seen. Well done.

  • @thefrog6065
    @thefrog6065 Před 7 měsíci +3

    I vistied this ship twice in Shenzhen, it was not in great condition ever since 2010s, but I do hope it would reopen again not getting scrapped.

  • @danwilson9530
    @danwilson9530 Před 7 měsíci +3

    Wow, Bob. Just WOW! And I thought the Buran shuttle would be tough to top.

  • @ubanfolklore
    @ubanfolklore Před 6 měsíci +1

    Balls of steel man! Nice video.

  • @beaveronabike
    @beaveronabike Před 7 měsíci

    That took some big balls. What an epic adventure!

  • @rp1645
    @rp1645 Před 7 měsíci +4

    Thank you so much for taking the challenge to sneak on board a great ship of the Soviet Navy. Its amazing the Russian made a multi mission ship. Where the US Navy uses other ships the DDGs & Cruiser to do some of the rolls as they surround the US carriers. MAN the manpower it must have taken to fill all these defenses 😊 you ROCK my friend
    It would have been fun to be an observer on board her in her time, just watching her operate. Some of those spaces must have been for senior officers and Captain quarters 😊😊

  • @muzmason3064
    @muzmason3064 Před 7 měsíci +22

    This is definitely my favourite explore of all time 😊
    The jet at the beginning I believe to be a ground attack Mig 27 as the 23 had a radome not a tapered one for better ground target acquisition.
    Great video shame the vandals and thieves have had their way.

    • @Tomteeejay
      @Tomteeejay Před 7 měsíci +9

      It is a MiG-23BN. You can tell by the air intakes. The MiG-27 ground attack variant has the shorter intakes. The MiG-23BN ground attack variant used the same engine as the fighter variant MiG-23 hence the same intakes. Do an image search for MiG-23BN and then an image search for MiG-27. It causes confusion but the person filming is 100% correct when he identifies it as a MiG-23. It is a MiG-23BN.

    • @jim4194
      @jim4194 Před 7 měsíci +3

      ​​@@Tomteeejaynever mind China did purchase mig 23BN. terribly sorry about that

    • @Tomteeejay
      @Tomteeejay Před 7 měsíci

      @@jim4194 No problem. Thanks for the reply!

    • @jim4194
      @jim4194 Před 7 měsíci +2

      @@Tomteeejay yea my bad I thought the mig 23BN was sold to country's around Europe so I thought is was a mig 27 but China never bought mig 27s (I think so, but i could be wrong)

    • @Tomteeejay
      @Tomteeejay Před 7 měsíci

      @@jim4194 No problem. Yes, China acquired various types of aircraft over the years from countries such as Egypt. Several other nations also did the same such as US and UK. Examples were obtained by private buyers and also the military for evaluation.

  • @johnelliott7375
    @johnelliott7375 Před 7 měsíci

    The map on the wall in the control room was a testament of what they were using to find out where they were and where they were going to end up at

  • @Hopgop1
    @Hopgop1 Před 7 měsíci +5

    Insane risk, great reward. Thanks for this, risked however many years in a Chinese prison if you were caught, very surprised you went back for photos, seemed mental. Glad you're okay though and could share this with us.

    • @ExploringtheUnbeatenPath
      @ExploringtheUnbeatenPath  Před 7 měsíci +1

      Thanks! Just had to see this.. and yes.. no pictures without a tripod haha😌

    • @rkan2
      @rkan2 Před 6 měsíci

      I doubt he risked much more than deportation and a visa ban. It is not a military installation...

  • @markusfrank3648
    @markusfrank3648 Před 7 měsíci +3

    We call this a highlight down here. Thank you ❤

  • @TattooedTraveler
    @TattooedTraveler Před 7 měsíci +7

    Truly awesome explore bro 💯

  • @ValentineFarm
    @ValentineFarm Před 7 měsíci

    Best Abandoned vlogs on the Interwebs! Thankyou for all you do! Much love from Australia 🥰

  • @andrewhoward4523
    @andrewhoward4523 Před 6 měsíci

    What a mission! I’d love to do something like this. Thanks for the video!

  • @cincyjohn69
    @cincyjohn69 Před 7 měsíci +3

    I’m not sure how or why this came across my feed but I watched every single minute and you’ve gained a new subscriber and I watch and like every video I subscribe to

    • @ExploringtheUnbeatenPath
      @ExploringtheUnbeatenPath  Před 7 měsíci

      Thanks! You won’t regret, there are some amazing episodes of locations nobody ventured inside before😁🙏

  • @maxalfredjoelasemoule3993
    @maxalfredjoelasemoule3993 Před 7 měsíci +13

    Just wow ! Your images are stunning, so are your determination and courage to even embark on such a mission solo. All the pants on the planet would not be enough for me to sht in. Admiration&respect. Greetings from (F) Normandy and condols for your old Man. He must have been proud of you.

  • @matthiaskretzschmar4408
    @matthiaskretzschmar4408 Před 7 měsíci

    It's a dream, i can see it from the inside. Thanks for this adventuer. 👍