Have you ever wondered what it takes to make breakfast for a boat full of US Sailors and Marines? We climbed aboard the USS Arlington to see how Navy and Marine culinary specialists get the job done. Turns out, it takes thousands of eggs, endless strips of bacon, and (ahem) boatloads of hash browns.
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Wallet 🫛
Funny he talks about getting it right and in that shot the helicopter is shown flying backwards! Some body didn’t make sure the video was right!
Sailor at 2:20 looks like he’d slit your throat in the middle of the night and then roll call your name in the morning at muster 🥴
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tiger baby
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Cassandra is the real food ❤
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showers showers
2:12 food
That’s a hell of a woman you go, girl
I also listen to music, it’s the only way that helps me get rid of depression.
Imagine you join the military to kill brown children, and you are stuck cooking food for the nazis that get to kill brown children
26 dollar budget for soldiers per day. No wonder they spread viruses and plant Explosives
She’s so beautiful
Cassandra has CAKE
Barracks bunny
Thank you for your service
😂😂😂 Umericans are starving at see nowadays.
Cassandra is now the one really put together and can inspire the next generation.
Are they making that today on the USS Lincoln?