TSC Supreme Salvage

[bebajoro77]

She collided with the gas platform she was supplying - there's video of her sinking like a stone right alongside the platform. She's not been down for long, doubtless redeemable.

[biggbrattz]

Very interesting!! Would love to work in salvage. Very challenging.

[SmackintoshSr]

How long was it down? Why did it sink?

[MrDiredemon]

I know it looks bad at first sight lads but you'll be surpised what a year in drydock will do for her :)

[stevieb620]

what a mess

[Rodakgreen]

that's impressive they can refloat a ship of that size.

[ninja2kernow]

all paid for with oil money ,so much money in oil industry.

[dsgh55978]

@ninja2kernow Yet many industries are more profitable.Do not be fooled by raw numbers.Percentage profit is what matters.

[welshfluteplayer]

Probably scrap now they just needed it out of the way.

[thenottakenname]

@welshfluteplayer I doubt very much its scrap. it would cost more to break her up for scrap than to repair her.

[PRR5406]

Interior shots are really amazing. Excellent video. She couldn't have been too deep, but salvage is interesting and dangerous business.

[AweSomo84]

wow seriously this is amazing they pull up a huge ship cool , look at those lines massive! :)

[theonlysminor]

I love the Big sign... SAFETY FIRST

[janeck123]

in what sea this ship sunk and did someone died?

[djn00nan]

were there any fatalities onboard the supreme? it must feel helpless to be standing on the rig just watching it sink like that

[JustLinkStudios]

What program did you use!?

[bebajoro77]

She collided with the gas production platform and sank right alongside.

[cousiwa09]

wow, that's amazing, why did they need to salvage this vessel???

[SEAMANpl]

Because vessel sank near oil platform and they were afraid that ship's wreck may be dangerous for construction.

[CX9AAW]

Hello I congratulate you on the video, Javier's greeting is very interesting thank you