Hi i was wndering is you sell these videos? You did a Video of the USS Cleveland of them deloying and i also wanted to know if you were going to tape their homecomming.... i would love it if you did and i'll pay you for video copys. thanks Navywife of someone on the uss cleveland
Yes, of course. It is Mike Schmid's "Back to You". He has a Web site, "MikeShmid (dot) com. FYI, He authorized my use of this song by the way, after youtude notified me that the original song (Chris Daughtry's "Home") had to be replaced.
i just joined the navy in april and my first deployment is goin to be on this ship so i would like to think you for posting this video b/c its goin to be my first time on a carrier...
Woodyn0326 - you've made a wise choice for your future. It is you that should be thanked. If not for people serving like you are, U.S. film makers would not be free to film. Thank you, friend!
why dothey all stand on the ship? i know they are coming back, but is it a rule? i dont kno wmuch about these things. im just watching the video because i know somone who used to be on this.
Sorry to be so long getting back to you. This is called "manning the rails." During deployments, and homecomings, roughly 2-300 sailors are given the task of standing at arms length from one another along the rails. Sometimes they wear white, sometimes black, often depending on the weather. Manning the rail is considered a method of saluting or rendering honors used by naval vessels.
Also, on some of my carrier videos of homecomings, you will notice people in civilian clothing on the flight deck. Those people are specially chosen families and friends of crew, who have just been given a "thrill ride" from Pearl Harbor to San Diego. The "tiger cruise" is the name given those privileged riders, and there are some great tiger cruise videos on youtube, if you search for them.
for the 9 years i served in the navy and all but one of them was serving on the USS Dale CG-19, USS Frank Cable AS-40, I have several times been one of many to stand on deck and in cases where i was off duty during that time, i was told to wear my civilian clothes.
when the american aircraft carriers docked in portsmouth the british navy aircraft used to fly around with sonar to check that russian submarines were not in the area,remember this was 1988 i am not making this up
the nimitz docked in portsmouth in 88 if im wrong im sorry but it was definitely an american air,craft carrier with 5000 crew,it might of been the eisenhower but i think it was the nimitz
Either way, thanks for commenting, liverpool80000seater. One of the coolest things about youtube is hearing from people all over the world. When I hear "Liverpool" my mind goes back to the Beatles, but you must hear that too much! Hope all is well there.
TallSky- Thanks so much for posting these videos. This brings tears to my eyes. Next time the Nimitz sets sail my son will be on her. I'm so proud of him. He's my hero.
You might have to come to YouTube to have this appreciation shown cause you usually won't see it on the national media.
And thank God for people who take the time to photograph videos like this. Beautifully done. My many thanks to the courage of our military service men and women who help protect our great country. God bless you. You are our true heroes.
Fantastic, I served for 3 years on the Nimitz back from 1978 to 1982. Can't believe that pictures of her still choke me up. Saw a lot of the world from her decks. GREAT JOB!
You have outdone yourself again on this video; nice touch with the statue of the sailor kissing his girl, off to the side, as this ship came in. Am sure the video will be appreciated by many!!! Thanks for all your time and energy in putting this video together.....
This is awesome. Thanks so much.. I don't know where but somewhere ... my son is on that ship.. and this statue could be him and his wife. I love how the boats are coming around too.. that's so cool. Thanks so much..
I was a Chief onboard during this video. That was my last deployment. I retired in Aug '08. Thanks for the footage.
fishpokergolf 1 year ago
@fishpokergolf You're very welcome, Thank you Sir!
TallSky 1 year ago
My son is no longer on the Nimitz...but just watching this gives me chills and chokes me up. Awesome!
atheena61 1 year ago
Hi i was wndering is you sell these videos? You did a Video of the USS Cleveland of them deloying and i also wanted to know if you were going to tape their homecomming.... i would love it if you did and i'll pay you for video copys. thanks Navywife of someone on the uss cleveland
eq9lover4life 1 year ago
can you tell me the name of the song? please! thank you
zayd221 2 years ago
zayd221,
Yes, of course. It is Mike Schmid's "Back to You". He has a Web site, "MikeShmid (dot) com. FYI, He authorized my use of this song by the way, after youtude notified me that the original song (Chris Daughtry's "Home") had to be replaced.
...and you are quite welcome!
TallSky 2 years ago
i just joined the navy in april and my first deployment is goin to be on this ship so i would like to think you for posting this video b/c its goin to be my first time on a carrier...
woodyn0326 2 years ago
Woodyn0326 - you've made a wise choice for your future. It is you that should be thanked. If not for people serving like you are, U.S. film makers would not be free to film. Thank you, friend!
TallSky 2 years ago
My dad flew F-14s off this exact carrier in the 80s for VF-84 Jolly Rogers.
RCKTBOY7 2 years ago
RCKTBOY7,
Very cool. You must be very proud.
TallSky 2 years ago
I am and I'm gonna join the navy and fly fighters like him.
RCKTBOY7 2 years ago
why dothey all stand on the ship? i know they are coming back, but is it a rule? i dont kno wmuch about these things. im just watching the video because i know somone who used to be on this.
fataleclipsx 3 years ago
fataleclipsx,
Sorry to be so long getting back to you. This is called "manning the rails." During deployments, and homecomings, roughly 2-300 sailors are given the task of standing at arms length from one another along the rails. Sometimes they wear white, sometimes black, often depending on the weather. Manning the rail is considered a method of saluting or rendering honors used by naval vessels.
TallSky 2 years ago
fataleclipsx,
Also, on some of my carrier videos of homecomings, you will notice people in civilian clothing on the flight deck. Those people are specially chosen families and friends of crew, who have just been given a "thrill ride" from Pearl Harbor to San Diego. The "tiger cruise" is the name given those privileged riders, and there are some great tiger cruise videos on youtube, if you search for them.
TallSky 2 years ago
for the 9 years i served in the navy and all but one of them was serving on the USS Dale CG-19, USS Frank Cable AS-40, I have several times been one of many to stand on deck and in cases where i was off duty during that time, i was told to wear my civilian clothes.
HHodges710 2 years ago
tallsky thanks for the vids,
liverpool80000seater 3 years ago
when the american aircraft carriers docked in portsmouth the british navy aircraft used to fly around with sonar to check that russian submarines were not in the area,remember this was 1988 i am not making this up
liverpool80000seater 3 years ago
the nimitz docked in portsmouth in 88 if im wrong im sorry but it was definitely an american air,craft carrier with 5000 crew,it might of been the eisenhower but i think it was the nimitz
liverpool80000seater 3 years ago
Either way, thanks for commenting, liverpool80000seater. One of the coolest things about youtube is hearing from people all over the world. When I hear "Liverpool" my mind goes back to the Beatles, but you must hear that too much! Hope all is well there.
James
TallSky 3 years ago
my middle name is james,regards peter
liverpool80000seater 3 years ago
nice voice song stress releiver
liverpool80000seater 3 years ago
the nimitz docked in portsmouth england in 1988,we hanged with some of them for a few days ,the nimitz its a famous ship worldwide
liverpool80000seater 3 years ago
heartbreaking.
be proud of your son marie :)
tuptush 3 years ago
TallSky- Thanks so much for posting these videos. This brings tears to my eyes. Next time the Nimitz sets sail my son will be on her. I'm so proud of him. He's my hero.
I'm a PNM Proud Navy MOM. Thank you.
mariecoleen 3 years ago
from the uk: the rest of the free world thanks america for having a half decent navy!!!! keep it up!!!
virgilTbird 3 years ago
Welcome home to all the sailors and marines from the nimitz.
WallFamily 3 years ago
God bless our troops. You are appreciated.
You might have to come to YouTube to have this appreciation shown cause you usually won't see it on the national media.
And thank God for people who take the time to photograph videos like this. Beautifully done. My many thanks to the courage of our military service men and women who help protect our great country. God bless you. You are our true heroes.
wtb24 3 years ago
Great Video. Love the music. I was on the ship with my son as part of the Tiger Cruise. Thank you Nimtz for a great ride. I will never forget it!
CPTdalep 3 years ago
Nimitz is the best of the Best.........
CVAN687478 3 years ago
Fantastic, I served for 3 years on the Nimitz back from 1978 to 1982. Can't believe that pictures of her still choke me up. Saw a lot of the world from her decks. GREAT JOB!
gemman1 3 years ago
gemman1, wish I could have filmed for you then! thanks
TallSky 3 years ago
You have outdone yourself again on this video; nice touch with the statue of the sailor kissing his girl, off to the side, as this ship came in. Am sure the video will be appreciated by many!!! Thanks for all your time and energy in putting this video together.....
Daisymae01 3 years ago
Very good Jim. I like the way you composed the statue, with the hips arrival.
Auggie56 3 years ago
Fantastic video. Thank you!
kayaker101 3 years ago
kayaker101, you're welcome. Will try to film the USS Stennis next time she visits! Sorry to have missed the most recent.
Thanks everyone for comments,
Go Navy!
Jim
TallSky 3 years ago
Thank you so much for the video. It's awesome and the song is perfect.
ltwill12 3 years ago
This is awesome. Thanks so much.. I don't know where but somewhere ... my son is on that ship.. and this statue could be him and his wife. I love how the boats are coming around too.. that's so cool. Thanks so much..
navymama2x 3 years ago