Inside The History: Conning and Steering locations on Battleship USS Massachusetts; Part 2

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  • Опубликовано: 28 дек 2024

Комментарии • 9

  • @jordangouveia1863
    @jordangouveia1863 Год назад +3

    As a kid in the 1960's I visited her many times. I crawled around in the ship in places that weren't opened. When I left, all dirty, I'd get knowing looks. :) I was able to visit her so many times because in 5th grade I got passes for donations to the effort to return her to Fall River. :) My father and I met the ship at the top of Mount Hope Bay on her first trip to her new home! It was an exciting day! The cove sure has grown since those days! Thanks for the interesting videos.

  • @chrisfisichella7665
    @chrisfisichella7665 Год назад

    That is an awesome system.

  • @tedrussell902
    @tedrussell902 2 года назад

    I have been on the Alabama many many times since 1974 and hope to come up there sometime!

  • @alanbare8319
    @alanbare8319 2 года назад

    I found / saw "Central Conn" on my last visit in October.

  • @Bulldog4u2
    @Bulldog4u2 2 года назад

    GOOD JOB TEAM, thank you for the video. keep it up 👍

  • @markpalmer6760
    @markpalmer6760 2 года назад

    You guys do a great job, appreciate and enjoy your videos.

  • @burroaks7
    @burroaks7 2 года назад

    very cool

  • @phillipbouchard4197
    @phillipbouchard4197 2 года назад

    Hi Tom. Thanks for another informative video. Do you folks have the compass that was not mounted aft of the funnel or is it missing ? The redundency built into these battleships is truly amazing.

  • @B1900pilot
    @B1900pilot Год назад

    I think she has 4 conning stations?