Launching ships in Holland.
 

Launching ships in Holland.

http://www.emmadiamonds.com//video/tewaterlating.wmv

Launching ships in Holland.
 

On Sat, 24 Oct 2009 11:02:06 +0200, "Willem Van der Voort"
wrote:

Launching ships in Holland.

http://www.emmadiamonds.com//video/tewaterlating.wmv
That was a good vid. Thanks.

Launching ships in Holland.
 

"Willem Van der Voort" schreef in
bericht ...
Launching ships in Holland.

http://www.emmadiamonds.com//video/tewaterlating.wmv

Thanks Willem, due to a lot of small canals this is a good way to launch
them.
Most of the time its a pleasure to see how people get very wet not knowing
the wave went so far;-)
Maybe in Rotterdam they are lauched frontal and not sideways.
Thanks for the nice movie.
--
Greetings
Bouler (The Netherlands)

Launching ships in Holland.
 

On Sat, 24 Oct 2009 21:28:52 +0200, "Bouler"
wrote:


"Willem Van der Voort" schreef in
bericht ...
Launching ships in Holland.

http://www.emmadiamonds.com//video/tewaterlating.wmv

Thanks Willem, due to a lot of small canals this is a good way to launch
them.
Most of the time its a pleasure to see how people get very wet not knowing
the wave went so far;-)
Maybe in Rotterdam they are lauched frontal and not sideways.
Thanks for the nice movie.
I remember the launches at Newport News VA. of such as the USS United
States and Forestall, and Enterprise etc . They were all launched
endwise. Seems to work well both ways. I guess, in a canal sideways
is the only way to go I guess unless there was a curve and it had room
to go the other way that is it.

Launching ships in Holland.
 

"joevan" schreef in bericht
...

http://www.emmadiamonds.com//video/tewaterlating.wmv

Thanks Willem, due to a lot of small canals this is a good way to launch
them.
Most of the time its a pleasure to see how people get very wet not knowing
the wave went so far;-)
Maybe in Rotterdam they are lauched frontal and not sideways.
Thanks for the nice movie.
I remember the launches at Newport News VA. of such as the USS United
States and Forestall, and Enterprise etc . They were all launched
endwise. Seems to work well both ways. I guess, in a canal sideways
is the only way to go I guess unless there was a curve and it had room
to go the other way that is it.

Yep;-)
--
Greetings
Bouler (The Netherlands)