Fascinating! These glimpses into your operations deserve more time and explanation. Please consider putting something together that might help viewers better understand your missions and challenges. Love the launch and recovery system. Very cool!

Great video G. Some beautiful shots in there 👍

Smooth sailing these days. I love those dinghies. I wish I had the retriever for my boat. That's awesome

Would be an interesting video if you gave us a walk around tour of that ship, It don't look that big until you see it from the craft approaching for recovery.

Couple of questions please. The boats that you seem to be forever launching and recovering, are they powered by steerable water jets? Second, are you responsible for a single oil rig or do you cover more than one? Excellent video by the way, much appreciated.

Outstanding video. Bravo 🙌 Bravo 👏 Bravo 🙌

I bet with all this stuff going on you guys would want to stay out to sea for TWO months!

I love your videos but can't understand a thing anyone is saying, or anything that's happening! Any chance you could go back and add captioning for both? It would add so much to understanding the experience! Thanks for your amazing work, both in front of and behind the camera! Cheers from Toronto, Ontario, Canada!

I know nothing of seafaring terminology, but those twin wenchy things u attach to the DC's to suspend, hoist up & out, & back down into, the water, are quite interesting pieces of technology & must, certainly, make ur lives a wee bit easier daily.

Is that Aberdeen in the beginning?

I now know the name of boat you filmed it for a brief moment I won't say either out of respect I have no idea what the name means but I was watching some of your older streams when are you broadcasting again?

Nice vid's. I love the sea. What do you think about swath ships in havy conditions. (Like the new dutch and german pilot vessels)? Be Save and have a good Watch, from Germany.

Another great one. is it a problem keeping the work boats secured when you are in heavy weather, it looks fairly open back aft?

Living the dream!

Whats are the specs of this vessel? Gross tonnage Displacement Beam Length

Crazy good video!!! How long have you worked on the ocean? Were you ever afraid? I have a terrible fear if the ocean but these videos are helping me overcome, I may try a little outing with my sister in florida. Any advice on conquering a fear like this? How can fear be turned in to respect and love for the water. Take care and stay say! I'm a new subscriber so I'm trying to watch two videos a day, I just love them!

ar sea?

Um abraço amigo.

8:20 😍😍😍

At 11:26 it shows you are show somebody with pork and beans on their plate and toasted sliced bread with easy over eggs, it looks like. What I find very strange is you’re using a fork and butter knife to cut it up. On all the American maritime ships I sailed on, we would make a sandwich out of that. We would put mayonnaise on each slice of bread to start with. A full table spoon. Then a slice of cheese and you can use whatever kind you want. I like very spicy food so I put on jalapeño cheese. Then I put two slices of tomatoes then I put the eggs. Here, on our Merchant Ships, The vast majority of the time they order the XX LARGE 🍳 BROWN 🍳 🥚 EGGS. Which are the biggest eggs you’ve ever seen. I will put 1 Big Brownie as we call them. And it’s plenty big to cover the entire sandwich. I like mine cooked to what we call, HARD. This means after they make the egg easy over, they will pop the yolk let it run out a little bit. Then flip it over and then cook the yolk. So it doesn’t run all over my fingers when I eat my sandwich lol 😆. After each side is cooked for about 2 1/2 minutes apiece I put it on my sandwich. So there you have it. Bacon 🥓 /Lettuce 🥬 / Tomato 🍅/Egg 🍳/ Cheese 🧀 /Mayonnaise /bread 🍞 BLTEC Oh, Our sliced bread is big. The individual slices I mean. And I mean BIGGER! did your garden-variety White-slices. I love the very large slices of stone-ground brown heavy wheat loaves.