The Longest Passage
When a Maryland Bay pilot brings a big ship up the Chesapeake Bay to Baltimore, he (or she) is making the longest single-pilot passage in America. When Captain Randy Bourgeois boards his ship, he is 8 miles from shore, 150 miles from Baltimore. His job: guide a deep draft ship through a long, shallow estuary. And do it without incident, accident, or environmental catastrophe. Written, produced and directed by Michael W. Fincham, Maryland Sea Grant.
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How Sailors Sleep on Cargo Ships on the Coldest Nights
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Pilot boats & ship boarding in rough weather
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Chesapeake Bay By Air
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Pilot Boat Ride Along .. Come experience it with me.
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Life on a Bismarck was Worse than Hell
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Farm Girl Harvests A Lot Of Big Fish In Deep Mud Pond - Villagers Buy Them All
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Cruise Ship Hit By Monster Wave Near Antarctica
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Texas State Harbor Pilots
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Stanislav Krapivnik: Russlands Wut kocht über – Steht ein EU-Russland-Krieg bevor?
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Why a Ship's Engine Runs for Months Without Stopping?
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The Sea of Okhotsk: The Most Dangerous Sea You've Never Heard Of
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Why Ships Don't Use Diesel and Still Use Expensive Heavy Fuel Oil
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How New York Harbor Pilots Master Treacherous Waters
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SALVAGE DOWN UNDER
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Somali Pirates Made One Huge Mistake — They Boarded a Ship With Ex-U.S Marines
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U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Rankin tour
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Why This $2 Billion Floating Crane Was Abandoned
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Exxon Valdez: Why Didn't She Turn?
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Overloaded Sand Ship Fails While Fighting Upstream At The Dam Gate
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