🔥5000人擠在一艘航母9個月！他們到底怎麼活下來？飛行甲板竟是地獄級工作現場| ByBy

Become a member of this channel and receive benefits:    / @byby-v6n   You think an aircraft carrier is just a warship in the news? Actually, it's a floating city—330 meters long, over 100,000 tons, crammed with more than 5,000 people, living and fighting continuously at sea for up to 9 months. This film takes you inside a US nuclear-powered aircraft carrier: from the shipping company to the carrier wing, from the 50-centimeter-high "coffin bed" to the 24-hour roar of the flight deck; witnessing the "controlled crash" of EMALS electromagnetic catapults and arresting cables, the life-and-death details of rainbow work clothes and FOD patrols; how 17,000 meals, 20,000 cups of coffee, and UNREP at-sea supplies feed a city every day; how 1.5 million liters of fresh water are produced; enduring the high temperatures in the 50°C laundry room and 60°C engine room; and also seeing the truth about mental health—the service dog "Sage," picnics on the steel beach, and the embrace of returning home upon docking. No romance, only discipline, sweat, and longing—this is the true price of the strongest fighting force on the high seas. 🔥5000 people crammed into an aircraft carrier for 9 months! How did they survive? The flight deck is a hellish working environment.