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Check out this highlight reel from a USMMA midshipman’s Sea Year with Military Sealift Command on board the USNS Joshua Humphreys.
The USNS Joshua Humphreys (T AO 188) is one of fifteen ships in MSC’s Henry J. Kaiser-class of fleet replenishment oilers, providing underway replenishment of fuel, fleet cargo and stores to U.S. Navy ships at sea.
The video was filmed and edited by Midshipman David McGowan 1/c during his 92-day sailing term on board the Humphreys while operating in the Persian Gulf and Gulf of Aden. From the looks of it, I think its safe to say he enjoyed his time there.
More about working with Military Sealift Command can be found HERE.
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