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USS New Orleans Crew Drop The Anchor Into The Sea
The web has been surrounded by a video these days in which we can follow members of the U.S. Navy during a very special task.
On the USS New Orleans (LPD 18), an anchor was dropped into the sea and a moment of releasing the anchor was captured on camera.
Construction of the USS New Orleans (LPD 18), which belongs to the U.S. Navy, began in 2002, and the first launch was made two years later. These days, a very special video has landed online in which members of the Navy released an anchor attached to a large chain into the sea.
The scene was filmed in the Sasebo Harbor in Japan, where they are currently conducting exercises to defend peace and stability in the Indo-Pacific region.
See what the scene looks like when an anchor is dropped from a large ship into the sea along with a large chain.
On the USS New Orleans (LPD 18), an anchor was dropped into the sea and a moment of releasing the anchor was captured on camera.
Construction of the USS New Orleans (LPD 18), which belongs to the U.S. Navy, began in 2002, and the first launch was made two years later. These days, a very special video has landed online in which members of the Navy released an anchor attached to a large chain into the sea.
The scene was filmed in the Sasebo Harbor in Japan, where they are currently conducting exercises to defend peace and stability in the Indo-Pacific region.
See what the scene looks like when an anchor is dropped from a large ship into the sea along with a large chain.
