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The wave was higher than the ship’s bridge.

While operating at sea, a modern warship encountered an extreme storm surge that produced a wave estimated at over 70 feet high. When it struck, the ship lost stability, steering became unreliable, and the crew were forced into emergency procedures to prevent capsize.

In this video, we break down a real naval incident where weather — not the enemy — nearly destroyed a warship. Using ship design principles, crew reports, and modern maritime analysis, we explain how massive waves form, why even heavily built military vessels can lose control, and what happens inside a ship when it is hit broadside by a wall of water.

We also examine how damage control teams respond when decks flood, systems fail, and the margin between recovery and disaster shrinks to seconds.

This is a documented case of survival at sea, showing that in naval operations, nature can be as dangerous as combat.

If you’re interested in naval history, warship design, maritime disasters, and real survival stories at sea, this incident shows just how fragile even powerful ships can be.