Submarine TORPEDO ATTACK! U.S. Navy SHIP SINKING exercise – Pacific Ocean, 2016.

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If that ship took a real wartime hit like that (especially pre-2004) that hit would've probably set off secondary explosions from her SM-1s as that hit near the mk-13 magazine
I think todays explosive is pathetic and weaker compare to WW2.
do not have one of me to come
Bye, bye Oliver Perry class frigate...you were a pretty tough ship.
Looks like chuck norris kicked his ball at the hull at 2:40
sss.japan
RIP Oliver Hazard Perry Class Frigate D:
tax money for fireworks
cool but why did they sink it it could have been a museum or something not just target practice but still cool either way
Uh! It did not sink. Not a very big ship either!
try to sink the main land
was that rc or real?
A notable video but it did not sink. Having a thumbnail of a ship sinking and not delivering is confusing. I find it rather admirable that the ship did not sink after that explosion but the video is promotes that it does.
Ship pitches up when hit. Torpedo must have exploded beneath keel, maybe breaking ship's "back"
It was cleaned up before the exercise. All the fluids and other things that would have blown up or cause a fire were take off. This way the ship would act as a reef and not cause pollution. The ship seems to be able to take one heck of a hit.
Hopeless. Did not sink.
"Oh, you're having a bad day? Did you die?"
"I got hit by a torpedo."
"But did you die?"
Look's like O.Perry is indeed great example of ship's design..I thought a ship with few thousand tons of displacement won't survive long after collecting a torpedo hit.
i was on submarines and when I got out in 79 a Mk-48 was about $250,000 and the ship in the teaser was an auxiliary not the frigate that was shot
It's always sad to see a ship dying.

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