Although the cargo vessel Seaspan Survivor (ex-Haida Monarch) may somewhat resemble the USNS Montford Point with its large flat deck space amidships, that’s certainly about as far as the similarities go because you sure as hell wouldn’t unload a cargo of amphibious vehicles like this:
The above video shows the the Seaspan Survivor unloading timber in Howe Sound, just north of Vancouver, Canada.
Here’s another log dump also shot near Vancouver Island.
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