Thank you thats a great video. I always liked the PT boats and wanted to see the interior.

When I was a young sailor I was attached to the presidential yacht (Kennedy) .  We had a aluminum PT boat, used as a chase boat, I wish I could remember the hull number.  It had 8 diesel engines 2 per screw.  It was eventually given hull number 109 which was not it's true number but I suppose nostalgic for JFK.  I believe the boat was the same design as original PT's but did have an aluminum hull.

Good video tour. I put in 20 years in the US Navy - Destroyer and Carriers mostly a Storekeeper

This PT Splinter thanks you for posting this ( and others ) video.   I have a much better appreciation and understanding of the boats and my F-I-L's experiences.   Hope to visit you someday.

Great informative video. Thankyou for posting. Best wishes to ALL.

Each one is is so bueatiful.

Outstanding!

Good luck with the level on a rolling boat...  Great vid...  Thanks for the tour....

hello  nice video thanks for posting

Hello Mr. Gilmartin my name is Ian Harrington and my grandfather Leroy Harrington served on pt 210.  I found this video via a thread on a website and wondered if you had any info on the crew of the 210.  If there are any surviving members of the crew I'd love to track them down.

6:30 Why would u want a "trail of bubbles left behind the torpedo" after launch???? I dont get it

Could in "theory" Pt-class boats travese open seas, in "thier day?" ty