This is a summary of a video that tells the story of the film Captain Phillips, based on a true story of a ship hijacking by Somali pirates in 2009. The summary is:
The video narrates how Captain Phillips, the leader of a cargo ship named Alabama, was attacked by Somali pirates who wanted to hijack his ship and take him hostage. The video describes how Captain Phillips and his crew tried to fend off the pirates using various tactics, such as pretending to call for help, spraying water hoses, and turning off the engine. The video also shows how the pirates managed to board the ship and take Captain Phillips to a lifeboat, where they planned to ransom him to his company. The video then depicts how the US Navy intervened and rescued Captain Phillips from the lifeboat, killing the pirates in the process. The video ends by saying that Captain Phillips was treated for his injuries and that Muse, the leader of the pirates, was arrested and tried in America. The video asks for comments and subscriptions from the viewers.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. In April 2009, Captain Phillips was assigned to take a ship named Alabama from Oman on a journey that would take approximately 11 days.
2. The ship had to pass through the Somali sea, where ship hijackings often occur.
3. A Somali young man named Muse was forced to work hijacking ships by his boss's son.
4. Muse chose several people from his village to join his team to hijack a ship.
5. The crew of the Alabama ship were prepared for a potential pirate attack and had security training.
6. Two small ships were spotted approaching the Alabama, and Captain Phillips ordered his crew to get ready.
7. The pirates, led by Muse, shot at the Alabama, and the crew responded with a water hose.
8. The pirates managed to get on board the ship and took control.
9. Captain Phillips and his crew were held hostage by the pirates.
10. The pirates demanded a ransom of $30,000 from the ship's owners.
11. The crew of the Alabama ship were eventually able to outsmart the pirates and escape.
12. Captain Phillips was taken by the pirates and held hostage on a lifeboat.
13. The US Navy received news of the hijacking and prepared a rescue mission.
14. The Navy sent a team to negotiate with the pirates and offered them $10 million in exchange for Captain Phillips' release.
15. The pirates agreed to the deal, but the Navy had a different plan and took action to rescue Captain Phillips.
16. The pirates were killed in the rescue mission, and Captain Phillips was rescued.
17. Captain Phillips was taken to a medical department for treatment after his rescue.
18. Muse was taken into custody and would be tried for piracy.