CITIES AT SEA: Life Inside LARGEST USS Aircraft Carriers, Submarines, Destroyers | Marathon

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I had the honor and privilege to serve in the US Navy from Jan 1985- Dec 1988. I was assigned to EA-6B Squadron VAQ-134 (Go GARUDAS) at NAS Whidbey Island, WA. We deployed on board the USS Carl Vinson (CVN-70), a mighty aircraft carrier/warship. I have only positive memories of my time in the military, especially my time aboard the mighty Carl Vinson....what an incredible experience!!! My family and I are indebted to and grateful for all of our nation's sons and daughters who serve in our nation's world-class Navy. We pray for your safety and are thankful for your sacrifices in the protection of our United States of America, and her interests. THANK YOU ALL for your service!! 💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙

That 5,000 people can cooperate for such an extended period is a miracle.

💙 Coming from the UK, I would like to thank anyone serving to keep us free..... Thank you for your service.

I love Navy ❤ I'm a Veteran 1974 Firefighter, and Born on Veterans Day 11/11/1953 God Bless America and All Service's and 😂 God Bless you.

💙Eternal Father,Strong to Save, be with our Navy on the waves. Amen.

God bless all who serve and protect and safeguard our country, thank you from the bottom of my heart.

Three carriers I served on,😮, USS Enterprise, Midway and Independence🤩, my old school trio :) but I loved every minute of my 20 year career from May 1984 to July 2004🤩. All I have is my most fondest memories of my shipmates/extended family. A million thanks for your dedication, friendship, and to those who serve now and in the future, I am extremely proud of you 🤩have fun, lots of blessings😇

I was in a fighter squadron (VF-74), and served on both the NIMITZ, and the FORRESTAL. 🇺🇸

2004 I was a security guard for the destroyer Saratoga, when it sailed into the port of Bar, then the country of the SRJ. Man, it was a five-star hotel, but a hotel armed to the teeth. America has awesome ships

I served for 7 years as an MAA. I never went on a ship, so I love learning about what it was like through documentaries, LOL. I was a "sand sailor". Served in Guam, Bahrain, Afghanistan, and the Naval Academy.

God bless all who served in the armed forces of the United States thank you all.

I nearly joined the Royal Navy when I left school at 16 but I preferred the "man, boots, rifle" mantra and joined the British Army instead. If I had joined the Royal Navy, I'd have gone for the submarine service, its the ultimate test of a sailor.

Some of the best sleep I’ve ever had was on the LHD Kearsage. My rack was on the very top 4th one up, right near the AC. I was in the Marine Corp so we didn’t have any jobs on float. We slept most of the day, played spades all freaking night. It was the best way to cross the Atlantic to the Med. Traveled the Suez Canal and didn’t get much love from our Muslim friends, through the Red Sea, up the Persian gulf, and invaded Iraq two months later. It was a great period in life. I would encourage every young person to strongly consider military service, just to simply travel and see the world. There couldn’t be a better way to start your adult life. My family and kids are receiving the benefits of it now. I mean now my two children are going to the University of Alabama. Once they graduate, their friends will have 100’s of thousands in debt. My two won’t have any.

I was in the Norwegian Navy in my youth, and once we had a gigantic, american submarine visiting! It was like five times longer and several times wider and taller than our own, tiny subs, that only had 20 officers and two privates, haha. But they were meant for different tasks, of course, no trans- atlantic voyages or anything, just short trips in our " fjords"..:)😊

💙 I served on the USS Caron DD970 in the early 90's. You have summed up life aboard ship perfectly. You could show more about the rough seas, some people I tell really do not know what it means like to list back and forth and to have waves going completely across the bow. I was a HT/DC search and rescue swimmer.

Had a friend that was enlisted in the Navy, he said the hardest part when getting back to land, was adjusting to color. He said all he saw for months at a time was different shades of gray.

I love our Navy and our country as embarrassed as I’ve felt in the last few years I still love The United States 🇺🇸 ❤and would never live anywhere else and feel blessed to have been born here and have so many generations of us we don’t even know when either side of my family got here but we have been in the Navy four generations and love this country and our countrymen and God Bless The U.SA. and the people who have served and are keeping our freedom and country safe

Thank you all for your service. I served in the Navy 1985-89 USS Barnstable Cty 1197

💙 I enlisted in the Army, I did consider the Navy when Battleships were still commissioned because I wanted to be on those 16" Guns. I became a 13 Bravo Cannon Crewman on the 8" 203mm M110A2 SP Howitzer which was sufficient enough for me.