Hauling Giant Royal Marine Landing Craft | SUPERTRUCKERS | Wonder

Two gigantic royal marine landing craft need to be moved for hauling, but they're against the clock with the natural tides that are about to put them all underwater. Chaos ensues when a giant excavation haul ends up completely blocking the main road and theres nothing that can be done.
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For the "Supertruckers", no job is too big or too small, as they cart awkward, colossal and sometimes abnormal loads, up and down the country. Faced with the challenge of tight deadlines and firm restrictions, Supertruckers allows us to sit cabin-side, as all the drama of British haulage unfurls.
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[@sarahhollywood3811]

Men and women that move this stuff are awesome. Military gets more hands on training but both military and civilians are awesome. They have to be. There is no whoops. I am a military veteran

[@RBG642]

make A Documentary about TWA 800

[@CrazyPlayer-pf2hv]

Afaik they already did, but deleted it.
Yes you can watch a different channel with mayday (air crash investigation) but most of the time the videos are crappy. And yes there is a video from the mayday series about the twa 800.
Its still debated what caused it, either a missile or a failure due to fuel exploding.(I watched a tiny portion of the twa 800 episode when it was still on this channel and it was explained that the fuel ignited due to long waiting on the runway)

[@Bforgie2]

That sucks brand new truck, and no power. Don’t have that issues with American iron. Haha our peterbilts gross over 160k almost every day. Eaton fuller 18 speeds all day. Cummins isx’s 600 hp from factory.

[@Unknown_Ooh]

What their ministry of defense don't have their own internal transportation battalion? It'd probably be cheaper for the tax payers if they did it themselves like they do here in the States. 95%+ of military logistics here are handled by the military especially transporting DoD branches apparatuses.

[@jamesmaddison4546]

MOD def moves things internally like the states, too much of a security risk not to. There's always exceptions (that 5% equivalent in the US)
(I was in the British Army 2006-2014, 5th Fusiliers)