The Remarkable USCGC Taney

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  • Опубликовано: 12 дек 2024

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  • @HiddenHistoryYT
    @HiddenHistoryYT  7 часов назад +3

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  • @terrymurphy8568
    @terrymurphy8568 7 часов назад +3

    Beautiful Ship!

  • @Patrick_Cooper
    @Patrick_Cooper 7 часов назад +8

    The Taney is the sister ship USCG Cutter Campbell, #32. I served aboard her from 76 to 78. She was 40 in 1976. It was an okay ship, but it was rusted through in places, and I think a lot of the ship was just layers of Blue Death and Red Lead... Went to Japan, swam over the Marianas Trench, and went to a strip club in Honolulu, and that's what I remember about that.

    • @swampyankee
      @swampyankee 5 часов назад

      Have a photo of the Campbell I took in 1972 when she was our relief on Ocean Station Delta. I was aboard the CGC Androscoggin.

    • @the_lost_navigator
      @the_lost_navigator 3 часа назад

      Honolulu no longer supports strippers - goes against Environmentalists who rust through Bureaucracy with Tears, eh!

  • @luckyguy600
    @luckyguy600 5 часов назад

    It's still one fine-looking ship.
    Nice lines to her, and a record matched by few in history.
    May she have a long long life.

  • @RicktheGoose
    @RicktheGoose 6 часов назад

    Now that I have heard of this ship I really want to visit the ship some day

    • @ThomasWLalor
      @ThomasWLalor 5 часов назад

      Me, too!! But NOT in Baltimo'

  • @thatguy990
    @thatguy990 7 часов назад

    My guy👍👍

  • @Patrick_Cooper
    @Patrick_Cooper 6 часов назад +2

    One glaring error. At no time was any place on Hawaii endanger of being captured by Japan. 5:24-36. Script error, or wrong source. but disappointing to a WW2aphile. Am I picking at nits. Sure, but the statement does not make sense in context.

    • @posidontrident
      @posidontrident 5 часов назад

      Yes there was no danger of the tower of “falling into enemy hands”.

  • @Weesel71
    @Weesel71 14 минут назад

    5:30 How did the men assigned to Aloha Tower prevent it from falling into enemy hands? Aircraft have a hell of a time taking and holding land objectives. 🙄

  • @ValleyProud916
    @ValleyProud916 4 часа назад

    And exactly how were the Japanese going to take control of that tower?😅