TOP 10 SHIPS IN HORRIBLE STORMS CAUGHT ON CAMERA

The Arvin wasn't seaworthy. They had added on to it, and that's the part you see breaking off. The welds didn't hold. It wasn't meant for the open sea, only canal and river work. Whoever sent it into the ocean sent those men to their deaths. ⚓

The worst times onboard can never be seen because it is too stormy, dark and the visibility is zero. These are the good conditions. Its harder when you can't see the waves.

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I'm sure the waves in the gulf of Alaska were fine, no need for us to ask their condition😂

If you do not head into the high waves you will sink

Great video but very bad narration. Did anyone proof the script??

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all i kno is that wud b SCARY ASF to be on the open sea wit no way to stabilize urself and u just at the Mercy of Mother Natures Powerful Grip

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Maybe Santa can save them

The only thing worse in this video than the broken ships is the narrators broken English. 😂

あった事あります、大型船が危ないです、長いからです、中折れがするから。船長は、気象情報見て、回避する、人間は理解できない。舵が効かない。

Perfect Storm is a classic

Interesting that the rescue of the crew fro a ship off the coast of Norway was does by United States Coast Guard.

Bad comments from videos already shown on vatious channels since 10 and even 15 years on YT.

Your English needs some work

Powered vessels cannot stand up to what a heavy displacement sailing offshore cruiser can! why? because heavy cruisers also sport full keel ballast. So even though a big wave can roll them the ballast brings them back upright. they're also too small from crest to crest to shear the top stringers. the bottoms are invincible due to the full ballast which is either solid lead or a combination of rebar & concrete. I knew a captain years ago that owned a 60 foot double ended steel ketch built in the 40's. this boat was absolutely indestructible. It didn't even have an engine what does that say about this captain's prowess? His aptitude in using a compass was amazing. he used the stars or the sun as a guide. this was back in the early 60's I bet that boat is still sailing somewhere. yeah didn't avoid anything even hurricanes (he sailed right through the eye of Donna in 1960). he told me he even had sail up on the mizzen and jib. unreal. He estimated 40 foot seas. I believe him.

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Clear you don't know WTF you are talking about. The "tsunami" line was the nail in the coffin.