Raising and refloating the St Enogat
Loading...
20,729
Loading...
Uploader Comments (weskus01)
see all
All Comments (25)
-
@critchley3819 Oh I'm Texan.
-
@BFKAnthony817 No worries, Im Australian, where are you living, I would like to have someone from anouther country to swap ideas about life with, Im a bit differant from most you tubers I am normal I dont have issues or problems I like my music and I like intelligent conversation.
-
@critchley3819 Thank you very much! It sure is amazing music.
-
@BFKAnthony817 I did try to find this but gave up but if I do find it I will let you know.
-
@critchley3819 I also want to know what song this is.
-
@weskus01 not bad at all, let's do it
-
@mickeymoose76 Yeah I kinda wondered about that too.
Loading...
How do you go from where the movie ended to scrap. what is that process like? It sure did not look ready to tow any where.
c9ari 1 year ago
@c9ari . The ship was floating well by the end of the day, but the movie crew got bored and left. We continued to cut from the top until there was not much left and she floated higher and higher. Finally the last piece we pulled into thew dry dock and cut it up there.
weskus01 1 year ago
why did they raise it? sell as scrap?
DannyEJW 2 years ago
It was done to free up dock space. Sale of scrap did aid the cost of salvave, yes.
weskus01 2 years ago
@weskus01 wonder how much would the Titanic sell for as scrap
jradetzky 6 months ago
@jradetzky - about 20M USD
weskus01 6 months ago
@jradetzky - about 20M USD - ST Enogat sold for 360K
weskus01 6 months ago