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The video is dedicated to the world famous USS Nimitz, the genuine pride of the American Navy fleet. This is definitely the most technically sophisticated warship ever delivered; the ship has been equipped with truly devastating fire power. The USS Nimitz is the absolutely biggest aircraft carrier in the whole world. She owes her glorious success to many decades of brilliant innovations in shipbuilding.

As you must know, there have been as many as seven major development stages of the aircraft carrier design, and there have been seven key carriers accordingly, each of them corresponding to the particular stage of development. At the very heart of each of the vessels lies a major technological advance allowing for another increase in size...

USS North Carolina - 16000 tonnes, HMS Ark Royal - 28000 tonnes, USS Hornet - 34000 tonnes, USS Midway - 61000 tonnes, USS Forrestal - 81000 tonnes, USS Enterprise - 91000 tonnes, and USS Nimitz - 99000 tonnes!.. you do not have to be a shipbuilding professional to be interested in this - watch this perfectly interesting video and get impressed with the scale and technical soundness of this engineering marvel...

This present video film was prepared by the professionals of the NatGeo channel - it is intended to tell the interested people about the Jewel of Muscat ship's more than 5000 km long voyage undertaken across the Indian Ocean as well as her really heroic battle with Monsoon.

This ship was built from almost twenty tons of wood. The shipbuilders had to spend about a year to construct this vessel - it was actually the reconstruction of a 1200-year-old Arabian ship, conducted on the basis of the ancient shipwreck.

There is no welding or any other modern sort of joining details involved - the vessel is held by - just imagine that - more than one hundred kilometers of the rope in over 127000 hand-sewn stitches made. Watch this very interesting video and you will be excited with the adventures those brave sailors faced. Maybe one of the most exciting NatGeo videos about the shipwrecks and famous vessels of the past times...

"Wildcat!" is a popular film produced by Dick McCutchen and Thomas Galvin. It is a truly excellent and interesting educational film presented by API (standing for the world famous and respected American Petroleum University), which is expected to briefly demonstrate the history of the oil exploration and oil prospecting in United States of America from its beginning.

Note that the video is covering absolutely all stages of the oil industry evolution in America, from its origins and up to today. It will be interesting to watch not only to the oil and gas industry professionals but also to all people with the interest in American history - needless to say that the birth and further development of this industry has played a very important role in coming into being of the United States.

That is why we can recommend this film even to the general audience. Take half-an-hour of your time watching this one and you will not be disappointed - we promise that your knowledge of the American oil industry will be seriously expanded.

The American Merchant Marine Fleet is made of the civilian-owned merchant vessels which are operated by either the government or private sector; they are commonly involved in commerce activities or in the marine transportation of the cargoes both in the navigable waters of the U.S. and out of them.

This Fleet is fully responsible for the transportation of the passengers and goods during peace time, and during the war; it also serves as an auxiliary supporting the American Navy Fleet, and can be called upon to deliver various supplies to the military.

Merchant mariners transport passengers and cargo cargo both within the U.S. and between nations, maintain and operate deep sea merchant vessels, ferries, towboats, dredges, and any other ocean ships navigating oceans and the Great Lakes, harbors, canals, rivers and all other waterways.

As of 2006, the American Merchant Fleet consisted of 465 ships with more than hundred of thousand members. The present historical introductory video film has been taken from Periscope Film LLC archive. It was presented by the U.S. Maritime Commission.

This documentary video film belongs to famous and popular Modern Marvels series. It is dedicated to the destroyers made during the World War Two for the Pacific theater. It includes interviews with some veterans of that war.

Destroyers was the only class of the fighting vessels that had taken on the full ferocity of the Japanese forces and eventually won the battle. After almost complete destruction of the Pacific Navy Fleet at the time of the Pearl Harbor attack, Americans came to a decision to design and construct a fleet of Fletcher-class destroyers.

The film will be very interesting the enthusiasts of the naval history and wars plus everyone willing to get some more knowledge of the warships of the past. One of the best available films on the subject that has already become popular.

This nice and interesting video was beautifully produced; the acting is great indeed. The science is very accurate, and the movie will be easy to understand for everyone. The content of the film is based on the book called "Longitude" written by Dava Sobel and it presents the material of that book very well.

We would highly recommend all our visitors to watch this truly amazing and only one-hour documentary film and and we do promise that none of you will get disappointed with this wonderful look at the history of navigation. Since this video is not scientific and not oriented at the experienced professionals of the maritime industry, it will be found good by the people with the interest in maritime world but having little to no idea of what it actually is. Feel free to share with the people outside the industry and maybe they will get interested.

This is a live webcast supported by the Port Authorities of Singapore and devoted to the MLC, i.e. Maritime Labour Convention 2006. You are all welcome to this special broadcast by ILO Television, marking the entry into force of the MLC 2006 or, as it is more popularly known, The Seafarer's Bill of Rights.

On 20 August 2013 the International Labor Organization, or ILO for short, market the entry into force of this convention, with the event which brought together the ship owners, seafarers and port authorities... In order to mark this historic occasion, we have arrived at one of the busiest sea ports in the whole world, Singapore. Literally dozens of thousands of seafarers and vessels pass through Singapore port every year... A good video training for marine lawyers dealing with the ILO.

The video by National Geographic Channel released in 2013. Nowadays, in the world of bloody civil wars, rogue states and international terrorism, the landscape of conflict is constantly evolving with more and more deadly threats being posted to global safety daily.

This video will show how the United States Navy Fleet did enhance its combat credentials by building the new and sophisticated class of warship - the LCS, Littoral Combat Ship. Subject vessels are made of aluminum thus can be very lightweight and this allows them to operate in very shallow waters.

The film is intended to provide a thorough insight into the fleet's battle capabilities, and follows two such vessels as they are trialed before their integration into the US Navy.