Chapters:n0:00 I flew into US Navy's most versatile shipn1:00 Welcome to the San Antonio class of shipsn2:01 Why is USS New York so special?n2:35 How San Antonio ships were made stealthyn4:22 USS New York is a floating museumn4:55 What is the mission of San Antonio LPDs?n6:06 I got into the USMC MV-22 Ospreyn7:16 Why do San Antonio LPDs have bigger hospitals than aircraft carriers?n7:52 The special hallways on San Antonio shipsn8:45 How LCACs (hovercraft) get into US Navy shipn9:21 What's under a hovercraft skirt? n10:28 How LCACs (hovercraft) are washed?n11:50 What is the best job on US Navy ships?n12:30 Where did the special plaque inside USS New York come from?n13:30 Amenities onboard USS New York and San Antonio shipsn14:36 How having women onboard US Navy ships made life easier for menn15:10 Why Navy ships use red light?n15:36 Man Overboard drill on US Navy shipsn16:26 Initial problem with San Antonio class of shipsn17:09 Why US Navy is downgrading the capabilities on San Antonio Flight IIn19:35 Subscribe to Not What You Think!nnI flew into US Navy's most unique ship and spent 3 nights onboard. USS New York is indeed a very special ship. But why this ship sometimes puts on a light show, how bringing women onboard surface combatants made things much more comfortable for men, and why the Navy is downgrading the future iteration of this class by designing it to be less capable, is the Air Is Thin - Jay VartonnAural Imprints - Frank JonssonnUpon Entering Another Realm - Brendon MoellernNo Stone Unturned - Brendon MoellernTurnaround - Tigerblood JewelnOn the Trail - Tigerblood JewelnSidelined - Dip DietnMiles - EnzofarnThyone - Ben ElsonnShortage - Marten MosesnDark Water - Magnus LudvigssonnLeaps - Jay VartonnFractured Paintings - Trevor KowalskinFloods - Frank JonssonnPrimary Code - Max AnsonnComposite Key - DEX 1200nSilver Flicker - Colors of IllusionnnFootage:nSelect images/videos from Getty ImagesnShutterstocknNational ArchivesnUS Department of DefensennNote: "The appearance of U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) visual information does not imply or constitute DoD endorsement."
