Beyond impressive!

It’s hard not to feel the thrill of seeing such massive equipment in action.

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Great video! I really appreciated your creativity.

Less chat would be FAR more entertaining. I had to stop the video at 7 minutes as I couldn't take any more "narration", sorry.....

Music name?

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Nenek nya sapa itu... Dsar ank durhka.. 😡😒

Cok teşekkür ederim,bu guzel video icin,harika bir manzara o kadarda tehlikeli ama sizinle beraber olmak isterdim,Allah korusun sizi,gercekten sizi ayakta alkislanacak grupsunuz.❤❤❤❤❤

i like your video

The really big danger here is that the terrible extra weight of ice on deck if not chipped can compromise the ship stability

ALLAH HO AKBAR

Heartbreaking, and I can't explain why .

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The vessels are built to withstand turbulent seas with waves up to 35-45 feet; anything beyond that will cause damage. (Cruise ships) Rogue waves over 80 feet can actually puncture the hull and cause severe harm.

Alles völliger Quatsch!!!!!!! Schiffe sind aus Stahl und der ist immer härter als ein bisschen Wasser da kann gar nichys passieren egal wie hochdie Wellen sind Stahl ist stabiler als Wasser a l s o kein Unsinn erxählen noch nie ist ein Schoff wegen Wellen beschädigt worden da lact jeder Kapitän!!!!!°

Some of these ships look to be in excellent condition and its sad to see the older style ships going to scrap. They are better looking than the ships of today and it just doesn't make sense they are scrap value only. Such a waste not to mention the environmental pollution to make them and then prematurely scrap them. With all the homeless people these ships would be OK moored and let people live on them until the housing shortage is fixed. Stupid politicians!!

i love your video’s so much😊

so strong vessel to break ice

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The video clips brought back memories of my seafaring days back in the early 1970s. I had a few stormy seas during that time. The captains I worked for were very good sailors. Their knowledge and experience ensured their ships could ride through the rough seas. By adjusting the speeds and courses, they managed to get the rhythms of the waves to reduce the stress on the ships' hulls as much as possible. When the ships' hulls shuddered and creaked, the noises were really scary. The South China Sea, the ocean off the Cape of Good Hope, and the Mediterranean were where I had these stormy experiences. I had absolute faith on my captains in those days, and they hadn't failed me once. I was a radio officer at my early 20s then, and now I'm 75, so I could look back with awe and appreciation. Good luck to all sailors still crisscrossing the oceans. The world needs you.

Last one (at least) was a planned beaching at a scrap port

Incredible video!

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O.K..

The statement regarding how the waves can buttet and toss the ships makes me want to look for tossed salad at a buffet. 😅

Awesome power of the ocean. 🤯

Their last voyages

Yes, buffets are very dangerous.

Wow! OMG. I can't believe my eyes.

🇺🇲 Frightening waves!

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Hi

Yes, You are so right. The Sextant gets always blown away... So I rely mostly on Blood Hounds to lead me out of the storm.

I love Russia❤....i m from India...

The fact that we have ships that can navigate ice fields is sourly one of our greatest achievements.

Very large ship.

your just re-regurgitating the same shit. Shut the f up

Whatever; the satellite navigation steers the ship. Let's watch smart phones

so terrible, everything so fast

This is a crazy combination. But I like it, thank you for creating it

Nothing can stop these battleships

Mother Russia

This is quite an interesting synthesis when combined on land and sea

コンテナの中味は解らないがこれだけ海水を掛ければたまらんよ！！！

Are these ships born to conquer the vast sea?