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Annapolis sinking
Took seven years to prep and clear all the hurdles to sink Annapolis, but less than two minutes for her to disappear below the surface, and start the next chapter in her service.
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That's funny it says this ship was scrapped in 1946ish?
Mixed emotions. Glad they can do this sort of thing, but sad to see her go that way...
I think this is dignified. A second purpose for the ship, wether it be for fish to spawn or divers to enjoy, I'd support this much more than a scrapyards profits. Where did this take place?
They shouldve turned it into a museum?
Looks like it didn't need much help. An old floating Lego.
Is diving so boring that you have to make artefacts to make it interesting? It feels like the windmill on a miniature golf course. As for creating an artificial reef, yeah it works, but this one is so damn close to the shore I bet there’s plenty of natural reefs. It’s just an extravagant way to make a tourist trap, nothing less.
Najboljše kaaaj pa je pospravljeno..💩💩💩💩💩💩
People are such morons.
It sounds like environmentalist cheering about pollution! Re-purpose the steel instead of digging it out of a mine!
Yeah go ahead and litter up the waterways leave it up to the governments of the world to think that they can just dispose of their trash anywhere
isn't this a biohazard being sunken under water like this??? what happens to the bio habitat in this water with a big metal object being on the riverbed? This is rediculous.
Aber strohalme/trinkhalme bei mcdonalds verbieten ...oh man was für schwachmaten
Wtf are you cheering about idiots?
Taxpayer dollars shot in the ass.
Humans pifft.
you don't just sink ships in the sea
The yanks even cheer when they are blowing up their own sh1t.
What a waste. God damn them all.
I don't understand why did they do it.Couldn't they find a different finish for the ship?
The people here cheer because the ship has a new life and they worked hard to put it there. It’s not a solum occasion,it didn’t sink it was placed!
Anybody else want to cry watching this?
People are really weird
Lol the guy right after the lady said its going down! said raise it up! pffftt
Sad to see her sink. Glad to know she's "still serving". Fair winds and following seas from south of the border.
Sinking to sleep in your "old home" is probably better than bearing the heat of the ship breakers torches...so there's that.
Man that went down quick
La bêtise humaine !
That’s a somber moment for me. A fine lady going to her final rest. Not an occasion for horns, whistles and beer
😳 why can't these people just keep their damned mouths SHUT?! Do they realize it is a Navy ship that is being sunk? Do they have any respect for the people that served on that ship and possibly died serving on it years ago? Makes me sick...
I had no idea where this was until I heard the “whooping” yanks, Americans would cheer the opening of an envelope.
Com tantos buracos, parece um barco russo.
2:10 gone bye bye.
Ferro sprecato. Che si poteva recuperare.
Крейсер москва ушел красивей
I can see why the sinking of a vessel would be heartbreaking to the people who were a part of its history... But it's important to remember that these ships are starting a whole new life. What was once a tool of war, is now a foundation for creation and life. I think it's incredibly honorable for a ship to spend the rest of its days giving back to the waters she once sailed. It's certainly better than being scrapped or left to rust.
It be better for them to be museum ships
Useless idiots, theres thousands of ton worth of steel to be recicled from the old vessel. Why just sink instead of reusing the metal scrap?
Look it up before commenting. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/HMCS_Annapolis_(DDH_265)
She settled in such a beautiful and dignified manner.
I saw "Annapolis", and it scared me for a minute because I live in Annapolis, MD
Tragic loss of life.
Deeper than it looks.
Agreed. Always sad to see your ship go down.
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How deep is the water I wonder
Гибель корабля, слезы моряка.
Why they have not demolish this ship to use the parts for other ship?
Screamer idiots and my god bitches
Screamers
Así es como contaminan idiotas
How many survivors ?