USS Torsk WWII Submarine Full Tour

2024-05-28に共有
Joshua Hanlon is joined by Brian Auer for a tour of the USS Torsk World War II submarine.

Info for visiting can be found on the Historic Ships in Baltimore website: historicships.org/

This video was recorded in May 2024.

コメント (21)
  • I have toured numerous WWII submarines, and two things stand out. The first is the very tight quarters. I can only imagine it filled with food and 80 people coming and going 24 hours per day. The second is the incredible complexity. There are wires, gauges, switches, plumbing fixtures and much more everywhere. These things were designed by geniuses and crewed by heroes. Brian has an encyclopedic knowledge of this ship and explained everything for the viewers. Thanks for the video, Joshua.
  • I am glad you mentioned the smell. In the 60s, my dad took me to a WW2 submarine, and that thing stunk to high heaven! Fuel, oil, and body odor permeated the entire submarine. The guy giving the tour said those smells would always be there. That settled it; no sub-duty for me!
  • I'm just amazed at how complex the submarines were. My hats off to all Submariners, past and present.
  • This is the most comprehensive tour I have ever seen. Felt like I was there. Thanks for sharing.
  • This is easily the most detailed, most knowledgeable sub tour I’ve seen, both in person and video. Thanks for sharing.
  • @yotabro87
    I was able to tour the Torsk when I was 7. It was amazing as a little boy! I will never forget that experience. If you have kids, give them an opportunity like seeing a ship like that in person.
  • I was on the USS Pampanito in SF two weeks ago, very similar submarine and its great to get a tour and everything explained that I saw!
  • @riproar11
    I tour US WWII submarines and ships whenever I'm in a city that has one. I can't believe I missed this when I was in Baltimore!
  • This is the best 1hr and 10 mins ive had in ages, fascinating stuff, and our tour today, was by far the best ive ever heard
  • Just an excellent tour guide. Learned soooo much from his explanation. Thank you.
  • I clicked on this and then realized it was over an hour but definitely worth it. From most of the curators I've watched, they are all very knowledgeable.
  • That is really interesting--thanks for the tour,--I could listen to the "tour-guide"-all day,--very "precise"-great-stuff !!
  • Thank you so much for putting this together and sharing it!!
  • I'm a 21 year retired U S Navy Chief Petty Officer and served on surface ships. I find Brian's knowledge of the submarine very very impressive. I'll bet mot of the Sailors who served on this sub didn't know most of the things he knows. I was one of the guys he talked about who did the "Simple" flag signal. It's actually called Semaphore when using the hand signals though. We have a hand position for every letter of the alphabet. Great video though. I watched it a couple of times
  • @blogobre
    Fantastic tour, thanks Brian for all of your info and Joshua for the channel.
  • @PP-ob8zr
    Thank you Josh and Brian for you time snd knowledge. I enjoyed this video. I was glued. Lol
  • @JC-di4uz
    U got me hooked , this tour guide is great. He's seen it all a thousand times and still talks enthusiastic about it.