Giant Hospital at Sea: What They Don't Tell You About Life on the US NAVY Biggest Hospital Ship
Vložit
- čas přidán 11. 09. 2024
- Dive deep into the fascinating world of the US Navy's biggest hospital ships: the Mercy and Comfort. Explore their rich history, their vital role in providing medical care in disaster zones, and the challenges they face in design and speed. Discover how these titanic vessels, initially oil tankers, were transformed into hospital ships with cutting-edge medical facilities. Unearth why these ships are paramount in showcasing America's medical prowess to the world and how they stand as beacons of hope in humanitarian missions. Join us on this intriguing voyage to uncover the tales and truths behind these colossal floating hospitals.
Nauctis is the ultimate hub for maritime, technology, transportation, and military enthusiasts.
We release new videos every day on our CZcams channel, Don't miss out on any of our updates - subscribe to our channel and Follow our Social Media to explore additional content.
We request you to maintain a respectful and constructive tone in the comments section. Any spam, insults, or trolling will not be tolerated and will be promptly deleted. Join us on our journey to discover the wonders of the sea, Technology, Transportation and Military! For Questions, Projects, Collaborations, Sponsorship, Advertisers or Anything, Contact me to:
NauctisYT@gmail.com
I was a member of the MERCY’s ROS crew from 2006 thru 2010. Best tour of my career
Thank you for your service ❤
Amazing all necessary to keep the empire in line. I am impressed. The question.... is it for the better of mankind.
While these robot voices are getting better, they still suck at pronouncing international units of measurement.
My father, LT William McNew, Jr. USNR (Ret) was the Navigator on the Haven (AH-12) for most of the Korean War, after having his finger cut off on a C2 in Alaska and getting gangrene.
After bringing the SC-1020, a 110' all wood sub-chaser home to San Diego from Shanghai after WWII, he promised himself, "Self, don't EVER go to sea in anything under 600 feet again!"
PLUS, he said they had medicinal brandy, tons of "pep-pills" and 30 year-old nurses to chase around, instead of submarines!
Thanks for sharing this video. The capital cost to built this ship is 275 million dollars, then what will be the operational cost if it's really meant to be there in the war?
Sailed on her when she was the Rose City in 77
China has the most ships
This is TRUE...also, the Chi-Com Navy is newer and not staffed by woke sailors = a YUGE advantage, in my book.