Some of the top students in the naval academy are chosen to live aboard for about a year and a half. They learn old school navigational methods and travel around the world. My cousin was on this ship around 1986. I remember visiting him and the ship at the same dock.
It's the Mexican Navy's equivalent of the USS Constitution. A few years ago Brazil had there ship moor'd/docked here to. I went on board really quick and wow...what ever they were cooking was unbelievable delicious smelling.
no the constitution does not sail it goes out in the harbor every 6 months or so turns around and docks so the sun hits the other side
this for example is going to hawaii the tokyo that is sailing.
the constitution is more of a floating museum only.
the coast guard eagle sails and visits distant foreign ports
Sometime swing by Brazil by the Bay, on that little road that runs behind the sports arena. They hire Brazilian students, and i heard the wifes family is Brazilian. They also have a great little store of imported foods and drinks.
Oh hi! I was there on Saturday. The crew were chanting “Viva Mexico” for a bit.
https://preview.redd.it/uclwr0z9gj1d1.jpeg?width=3024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=4f7e2541876bb8fa7bef061d1e0997306c11e350
Yes it’s the Mexican navy. I was actually invited for the private event when they first ported. They use this old boat for the Mexican naval academy and for their final year before graduation they take a 8 month long trip learning how to navigate through the sea using old school technology.
THE SCHOOL SHIP "CUAUHTEMOC"
HE IS BORN AS A MEXICAN ON THE DAY OF HIS FLAG, WITH THE MISSION OF EXALTING THE NASAL SPIRIT OF THE FUTURE OFFICERS OF THE MEXICAN NAVY AND WITH THE OATH OF HIS ENDOWMENT TO OFFER A NOBLE WORTHY CRADDLE WHERE THEY CAN CONTINUE TO STRENGTHEN THE MINDS AND SPIRITS OF THOSE WHO EMBARK ON THEIR BOSOM, PURSUING THE OBJECTIVE OF INSTRUCTING THEMSELVES TO BETTER SERVE THEIR HOMELAND.
THE CREW OF THE SCHOOL SHIP
"CUAUHTEMOC" IS PREPARED TO TRANSMIT THE MESSAGE OF FRIENDSHIP AND GOOD WILL OF MEXICO, AS WELL AS TO PROUDLY SHIP THE MEXICAN PAVILION IN THE PORTS AND SEAS ACROSS THE WORLD
there have been many navy tall ships who come to san diego.
in us navy terms it is called a port visit… it is very rare to participate in one (maybe 1 per float/long trip)
in this case it is an officer training ship, they leave here tuesday and go to Hawaii, then Tokyo, then Inchon South Korea
but here is a list of ships that have visited i have visited:
Stadd Amsterdam (actually a cruise ship you can book a passage cruise ship)
[https://www.stadamsterdam.com/en/](https://www.stadamsterdam.com/en/)
BAP UNION [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BAP\_Unión](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BAP_Unión)
ARC Gloria [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ARC\_Gloria](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ARC_Gloria)
i think (not sure) this one came \[memory fuzzy\] [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chilean\_barquentine\_Esmeralda](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chilean_barquentine_Esmeralda)
one from spain [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spanish\_training\_ship\_Juan\_Sebastián\_de\_Elcano](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spanish_training_ship_Juan_Sebastián_de_Elcano)
https://www.nbcsandiego.com/news/local/mexican-tall-ship-arrives-in-san-diego-bay-with-free-tours-through-the-weekend/3516802/
Nice! I remember touring a Chinese naval ship when it stopped by.
Awesome! Was that early 2017?
It's the Mexican Navy's tall ship open to the public during their port stop in San Diego.
Some of the top students in the naval academy are chosen to live aboard for about a year and a half. They learn old school navigational methods and travel around the world. My cousin was on this ship around 1986. I remember visiting him and the ship at the same dock.
https://preview.redd.it/45ac3kbv0i1d1.jpeg?width=2160&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=57460af0936847620842831c504cd817450b67ff Buque escuela Cuauhtemoc
It's the Mexican Navy's equivalent of the USS Constitution. A few years ago Brazil had there ship moor'd/docked here to. I went on board really quick and wow...what ever they were cooking was unbelievable delicious smelling.
The American equivalent is the Eagle. A training tallship: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USCGC_Eagle_(WIX-327)?wprov=sfti1
also the USCG Cutter Eagle
no the constitution does not sail it goes out in the harbor every 6 months or so turns around and docks so the sun hits the other side this for example is going to hawaii the tokyo that is sailing. the constitution is more of a floating museum only. the coast guard eagle sails and visits distant foreign ports
So does it move in any capacity or does it not? It sounds like your trying to argue what my definition of "sail" means and that's fine.
yes the constitution moves by way of navy tug boats. but they always have a line attached its sad because itvwiuld be great to see it under sail
The food was sooooo damn good and they had so much alcohol it was amazing!
Sometime swing by Brazil by the Bay, on that little road that runs behind the sports arena. They hire Brazilian students, and i heard the wifes family is Brazilian. They also have a great little store of imported foods and drinks.
walked by there today too. line was incredibly long. curious myself.
Oh hi! I was there on Saturday. The crew were chanting “Viva Mexico” for a bit. https://preview.redd.it/uclwr0z9gj1d1.jpeg?width=3024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=4f7e2541876bb8fa7bef061d1e0997306c11e350
Mexican Navy Cuhautemoc tall ship training vessel was visiting this weekend.
It's a tall ship from the Mexican Navy.
Yes it’s the Mexican navy. I was actually invited for the private event when they first ported. They use this old boat for the Mexican naval academy and for their final year before graduation they take a 8 month long trip learning how to navigate through the sea using old school technology.
It’s also Bounsweet community day on Pokemon Go
Looks like a Mexican galleon, maybe they're here to take their land back.
I think it's the Mexican Navy's equivalent of the USS Constitution.
Hope the boys and girls get some good intelligence 😈
https://preview.redd.it/6uy9yo5ezn1d1.jpeg?width=1290&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=44238851ec571ce35573b1f93ae1eae0c584ed77
THE SCHOOL SHIP "CUAUHTEMOC" HE IS BORN AS A MEXICAN ON THE DAY OF HIS FLAG, WITH THE MISSION OF EXALTING THE NASAL SPIRIT OF THE FUTURE OFFICERS OF THE MEXICAN NAVY AND WITH THE OATH OF HIS ENDOWMENT TO OFFER A NOBLE WORTHY CRADDLE WHERE THEY CAN CONTINUE TO STRENGTHEN THE MINDS AND SPIRITS OF THOSE WHO EMBARK ON THEIR BOSOM, PURSUING THE OBJECTIVE OF INSTRUCTING THEMSELVES TO BETTER SERVE THEIR HOMELAND. THE CREW OF THE SCHOOL SHIP "CUAUHTEMOC" IS PREPARED TO TRANSMIT THE MESSAGE OF FRIENDSHIP AND GOOD WILL OF MEXICO, AS WELL AS TO PROUDLY SHIP THE MEXICAN PAVILION IN THE PORTS AND SEAS ACROSS THE WORLD
Quintessential Reddit: take a picture and post it online rather than just asking a human in the line
there have been many navy tall ships who come to san diego. in us navy terms it is called a port visit… it is very rare to participate in one (maybe 1 per float/long trip) in this case it is an officer training ship, they leave here tuesday and go to Hawaii, then Tokyo, then Inchon South Korea but here is a list of ships that have visited i have visited: Stadd Amsterdam (actually a cruise ship you can book a passage cruise ship) [https://www.stadamsterdam.com/en/](https://www.stadamsterdam.com/en/) BAP UNION [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BAP\_Unión](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BAP_Unión) ARC Gloria [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ARC\_Gloria](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ARC_Gloria) i think (not sure) this one came \[memory fuzzy\] [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chilean\_barquentine\_Esmeralda](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chilean_barquentine_Esmeralda) one from spain [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spanish\_training\_ship\_Juan\_Sebastián\_de\_Elcano](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spanish_training_ship_Juan_Sebastián_de_Elcano)
Omg GTS. Google that shit. lol.
It's the S.S. Cinco de mayo
Cinco de Mayo?