Living in USS Ronald Reagan

@deaconandrewkingtheinspira762 7 years ago

I served aboard the USS Guadalcanal when I was in the Marine Corps from 1989 to 1993 I really miss that ship

@oculosprudentium8486 4 years ago

Kudos to the culinary artists who keep the bellies full and hearts happy on the long trip at sea.

@seanjones3551 2 years ago

I was on the USS Nimitz when we and the Reagan were both ported at NASNI at Coronado island. It's the exact layout

@AgainstTheeWickedly 16 years ago

It's a Nimitz class carrier, the same size as the Nimitz. All the carriers (except for the Enterprise, JFK and Kitty Hawk) are Nimitz class and are the same size as each other.

@montaguido 16 years ago

I ported in Brisbane during Australian Day 2006. You guys are the friendliest. Sydney and Perth by far the best ports for Yanks in the Pacific.

@MokenaBob 6 years ago

Amazing the change. 1971-1974 USS Intrepid we tossed all garbage off the fantail.

@Bobshouse 4 years ago

They should install safety rails around the deck to prevent someone from falling off.

@salaciousone 16 years ago

I saw this programme a few years ago. I remember the captain was welcoming some new recruits and he said the Ronald Reagan had an extension to the flight deck added to the front of the carrier which made them largest in its class.

@bmwnasher 14 years ago

the inner workings... they all do a great job on these super carriers.thanks from UK

@oldfucker68 7 years ago

Reagan was my last ship in my career.

@axjmd 9 years ago

THANKS for this video. I'm always curious about how it is on board these ships. My fantasy is to take a tour on one of these ships.

@CHARLIETWW 16 years ago

This is an AWESOME ship! BRAVO! I envy those who can live and work there!

@lostcause2137 5 years ago

Son, "Dad what did you do during the war."....dad, "the laundry."

@erics400 13 years ago

This is amazing!

@bheadh 9 years ago

I served aboard the Midway in the late 70's as a M.S. (Mess Specialist) there was no "solid waste disposal" on board. ALL food trash was thrown overboard @ the "sponson." You could see sharks & other denizens of the deep circling behind the ship for handouts.