Was a guest visitor on board the USNS Mercy in the late 80’s during its visit to Rabaul. The number of operating theatres was amazing. Each theatre was designed to cope with worst case scenarios and the theatre decks were measured in acres. Many of the medical staff were reservists who donated their time to serve with her. Cheers from Downunder👍🇦🇺🇺🇸
kaupungkinlanitsen Ihmisinijeenneennijesenen kaupungkinlanistan ihmisinijeenneennijesenen asunkkanlaisten ihmisinijeenneennijesenen kanssanlaanaajaanlatsen ihmisinijeenneennijesenen hengen pelastaajaanuseksen yksiniköinijeeneenen pelastus Oy yli päällikköinijeenendinijeeneen operaationrin yli lääkkäärin porukkaa ensin apuijen punaisenen ristin merekkin ihmisinijeenneennijesenen matkanakustaajaan ihmisinijeenneennijesenen sariaalaan kuuluuijetsunust ambulance Autoijeeneeneenen lauta noston silita ebeessän ja takanna ambulance zinijeenen laivanoijeenneeneeneenen hargairin laivastonijenen hargairin aluksenijenen sackian vaunuinijeeneeneen noston silita matkanakustaajaan risteily ambulancezinijeenen laivastonijenen san Diego lifeguard fire rescue county scaraab Los Angeles baywatch henaQuarters maiblun remastered Los Angeles county fire Bepanthen lifeguard Stockholm Sweden emergency Medical ambulancezinijeenen best fire of heavy truck responding safety depament palon kunnitinijeenen san Josen fire truck Cobra emergency North America Petri Mikaelnen vatanen
@@Couchienz So the title of the largest Hospital ship in the worked is a tie, between Mercy and Comfort. They are getting old, and there is talk of a replacement for them. One suggestion was converted an old conventionally powered Aircraft carrier into a hospital ship. Not my idea, but one I heard.
I served a board, the USNS Comfort based in Norfolk, Virginia, the identical sistership to the mercy. We deployed together during desert shield desert storm 1990 & 1991. The USNS comfort, the additional sistership, handles much of the wartime casualties, or mission aid in the Atlantic theater such as Haiti. There is a Helo pad which has doors to ramps which lead directly down to the casualty receiving area. Within the casualty receiving area, there are bays with hoses and all sophisticated ER equipment. As far as the NGO hospital ships, I thought about volunteering after retiring from the Navy, however, you have to not only donate your time you have to pay for all your meals and expenses, that was a dealbreaker for me.
@@robertschultz6922 USNS COMFORT T-AH 20 about 2 weeks ago On May 10, We ended Nurses Week with a beautiful ceremony that included the blessing of the hands, honoring the revered role of nurses and their hands in patient care. Doesn't look very mothballed to me.
I think rather then more Destroyers and Carriers and nuclear attack subs, the world needs more hospital ships, they can be deployed to countries hit by Disasters like Earth Quakes or Tsunami or a big pandemic.. to help out the hospitals there with the increase patient load
The USA actually uses its Marine Amphibious Carriers. In State of Emergency situations around the World. They are huge have a flight deck for emergency Helos and also have State of the Art Medical Bays. This of course isn’t their first order of operation. But they’ve been use several times. For disaster relief around the World.
Was a guest visitor on board the USNS Mercy in the late 80’s during its visit to Rabaul. The number of operating theatres was amazing. Each theatre was designed to cope with worst case scenarios and the theatre decks were measured in acres. Many of the medical staff were reservists who donated their time to serve with her. Cheers from Downunder👍🇦🇺🇺🇸
kaupungkinlanitsen Ihmisinijeenneennijesenen kaupungkinlanistan ihmisinijeenneennijesenen asunkkanlaisten ihmisinijeenneennijesenen kanssanlaanaajaanlatsen ihmisinijeenneennijesenen hengen pelastaajaanuseksen yksiniköinijeeneenen pelastus Oy yli päällikköinijeenendinijeeneen operaationrin yli lääkkäärin porukkaa ensin apuijen punaisenen ristin merekkin ihmisinijeenneennijesenen matkanakustaajaan ihmisinijeenneennijesenen sariaalaan kuuluuijetsunust ambulance Autoijeeneeneenen lauta noston silita ebeessän ja takanna ambulance zinijeenen laivanoijeenneeneeneenen hargairin laivastonijenen hargairin aluksenijenen sackian vaunuinijeeneeneen noston silita matkanakustaajaan risteily ambulancezinijeenen laivastonijenen san Diego lifeguard fire rescue county scaraab Los Angeles baywatch henaQuarters maiblun remastered Los Angeles county fire Bepanthen lifeguard Stockholm Sweden emergency Medical ambulancezinijeenen best fire of heavy truck responding safety depament palon kunnitinijeenen san Josen fire truck Cobra emergency North America Petri Mikaelnen vatanen
Don’t forget the USNS Comfort. It is a Mercy style medical ship. ⚓️😷
It's ironic that the USA provides free healthcare to foreign nations but not to its own citizens.
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Mercy's sister ship.
@@Couchienz So the title of the largest Hospital ship in the worked is a tie, between Mercy and Comfort. They are getting old, and there is talk of a replacement for them. One suggestion was converted an old conventionally powered Aircraft carrier into a hospital ship. Not my idea, but one I heard.
I served a board, the USNS Comfort based in Norfolk, Virginia, the identical sistership to the mercy. We deployed together during desert shield desert storm 1990 & 1991. The USNS comfort, the additional sistership, handles much of the wartime casualties, or mission aid in the Atlantic theater such as Haiti. There is a Helo pad which has doors to ramps which lead directly down to the casualty receiving area. Within the casualty receiving area, there are bays with hoses and all sophisticated ER equipment. As far as the NGO hospital ships, I thought about volunteering after retiring from the Navy, however, you have to not only donate your time you have to pay for all your meals and expenses, that was a dealbreaker for me.
I saw USS Mercy from the airplane as I was landing in San Diego.
KRI dr. Radjiman Widiyodiningrat 🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩🔥
i saw ship docked once but never aboard her
ATC
ATC
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Adelaide port
Djakartha port
It’s Britannic. It’s the most biggest host
What happened to the USNS comfort. On the east coast. I served for over a year in the engine dept. Don’t overlook her.
Laid up for mothballing in the inactive fleet. She will be replaced with a new class of hospital ships if it ever gets built. USNS Mercy will be next
She is Mercy's sister ship.
@@robertschultz6922 USNS COMFORT T-AH 20
about 2 weeks ago
On May 10, We ended Nurses Week with a beautiful ceremony that included the blessing of the hands, honoring the revered role of nurses and their hands in patient care. Doesn't look very mothballed to me.
@@Couchienz yup a exact copy
They should of made the USS Nassau into a hospital ship when they decommissioned it
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None are Australian I see . Not sure if would even have use for such a thing
Did you know it will cost you 10k + to get the treatment and also the videos you see helping people for free is a farce
Chinese propaganda here..
Yes indeed
Why do you think that?
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I think rather then more Destroyers and Carriers and nuclear attack subs, the world needs more hospital ships, they can be deployed to countries hit by Disasters like Earth Quakes or Tsunami or a big pandemic.. to help out the hospitals there with the increase patient load
The USA actually uses its Marine Amphibious Carriers. In State of Emergency situations around the World. They are huge have a flight deck for emergency Helos and also have State of the Art Medical Bays. This of course isn’t their first order of operation. But they’ve been use several times. For disaster relief around the World.