launching ships, insane

[noggin48]

This might be normal practice, but I am just a little concerned about the dock, and river banks, yet alone anything that might be in the waters living environment. Just a bit of care at times, might pay off. I want a Moonen 85' LRC, but I don't want to be at the launch, thank you! =D This video 5* xD

[FunkenDK]

0:56 Is it just me, or is there actually a guy screaming PUNANI! XD

[trk82]

awesome video  thank you

[TrasteBKK]

err... its not like they are built to stand a storm or anything... nah.

mofos

[Superkanolebooster]

all in germany?

[45mrfixit]

Why??

[davidhrod]

I know who ever titled probably is not a English speaker but this should be "launching ships" that have just been built. I worked in a shipyard and this is standard practice.

[hso0on]

@davidhrod

thanks

[kamratframjandet]

I had no idea this is how it works ! :p

[davidhrod]

@kamratframjandet

Can't happen, they have ballast added to the keel to keep them upright.

[tiger55331]

Imagine if it tips over- just as they finish building one

[joshp2304]

i really wanna see one of these go soo wrong

[LindenNolet]

how did they even get it on there?

[lkpcs]

<You shure this is safe?

maybe front first or something?

[soputusasi]

eesti

[eonkorona]

Thumbs up for Enter your text here!

[mrbluenun]

I like this a lot. And thought for sure the TUG was going to be sunk! I have seen it several times and still think it is crazy!

mrbluenun

[mrbluenun]

Being a little 'pedantic' can I just say, "this is Launching", not 'unloading'! Very impressive though!

mrbluenun

[MsHojat]

@mrbluenun yeah when I heard unloading I was expecting something else.

[epistte]

The NOAA and the Coast Guard ships were likely built and launched at Manitowoc's Marinette yard  in Wisconsin.

[Themarineworld]

cool its dam!!!

[JetLuffer]

Nice video! Subsctibing now.

[tomy7]

Insane!

[SuperAkebono]

Cool!

[ronthecyborg]

I have a newfound respect for European Shipbuilders.

[xvwwvxxvwwvx]

All hands brace for shock...much?!

[starsky133]

wow it didnt look like that NOAA ship was going to make it

[Smir77]

yes yes, absolutely. i saw it with my own eyes :)

[hso0on]

Germany!

[Meejoe27]

Ships are expensive for a reason. They are engineered for the extremes of the ocean.

[fixingbraincell]

the ship crew inside puked

[Prestonboy13]

this is a disaster waiting to happen

[iosuVakerizzo]

Wow, this looks amazing, where was it filmed?

[CsoriRoli]

Elég kemény

[4444ga4444]

hihi

ezek hulyek

[Smir77]

they did same in finland, unloading the "Oasis of the seas" also.. unfortunate, that i had no camera... :)

[Thomonthego]

@Smir77 Are you sure? It was my understanding that the Oasis was dry docked.

[xstockholm79]

what's with the big hole (last ship)??

[iosuVakerizzo]

I cant see a big hole in the last ship, where?

[tasprogressive]

nemsemmi

[Suvomi]

hóóóóóó bazzeg

[majom89]

Omg it's a bit scary at first sight. I never knew they unload the ships sideways.

[NineOrgZa]

It does kind of make sense though, as the ship will be exposed to worse conditions on high seas. If it does not survive this launch, it's a write-off anyway...

[majom89]

believe me they're sure it will survive the launch. Ships are very ponderous, and the workers weren't doing their job for about 5 years not knowing will it survive a little wave. I think the reason is that if you want to unload the ship pointing its nose seawards you need a much longer dock, deeper water and you can't just toss it into the sea that way

[NineOrgZa]

*NOD* :)

[dtomi84]

Ez qrva jó

[ZomBeeZ88]

hát ezek nem szarral gurigáznak

[repynner]

omg...állatok

[csokispizza]

azt hittem fölborul

[csokispizza]

durva