i like this channels animations

Background footage is the HMS Gallant on the map Ocean from WoWs

Never ever underestimate the British.

Ah, Scarnhorst and Gneisnau had much better story and other in my *opinion* among all 15-16 inches battleship, also they destroy more ship than popular battleship like yamato missouri and other.

thats why i would never recommend leading any offensives unless i see it as a necessity against the USSR. they got the infinite reinforcement glitch

Warhammer stories be like:

That’s what happens when you give a women to much power.

Death before dishonour.

Romania>>>

Don’t give up the ship

I think we an safely say that Thatcher planned all this. That's why the defence sectary resigned.

Such a great documentary, I love it!

Titanic : Is it possible to acquire this power? Ohio : Not by a cruise liner.

War is Hell

Bro tried to sink ohio💀

Disgusting rag

*WW2*

You missed the attack to the HMS Invencible on the 30th of May 1982. Struck by the last Exocet missile and bombs from A-4 Skyhawk.

We need to get a iowa class battle ship in service to protect the wreakes

I'm sure the full goes into more detail but the ramming action wasn't the only part of his recommendation. The captain put his crew first, helping men to the ropes aboard Hipper and saving them before himself. When his time came to climb out his strength failed as the freezing sea had taken its toll. He would be honoured with the Victoria Cross posthumously after the war.

Thank you for your account, which highlights well the bravery of the Captains of Ardent and Acasta. The reasons for continued secrecy by the British Government regarding the sinking of Glorious, Acasta and Ardent remain shrouded in mystery. Secrets that are not scheduled to be released until 2041. Many are waiting for that release. My Uncle died on Glorious and my family still awaits that information. As well as failing to recognise the bravery of Ardent and Acasta, the Royal Navy, to their shame, refused to recognise the crews of the three ships in an official memorial until 2002. The families were not able to claim the Polar service medal, to which the crew were entitled, until the early 2000s. This belated recognition was finally dragged across the line by the persistent interventions of Alan Beith and Tam Dalyell in Parliament. There are details surrounding this naval disaster for Britain that are embarrassing to the Royal Navy and the British Government. The actions of the Devonshire, in particular, are questionnable and this was discussed in the parliamentary debate about Glorious's sinking in 1999. There is more to this. Surely this drama and the heroics of Ardent and Acasta would be worthy of a film?

I would say it straight thank you guys who server or are serving in military those are the gigachads not caring for their own health but instead going into harms way to safe someone else god bless you and RIP gigachads you wont be forgotten 🙏 💙

The unlearnable lesson. Complacency kills.

13:27 THATS SO MUCH IN TODAYS MONEY

Wonderful

No mention of operation black buck? Was that not during this?

You know, Viet Minh's army was an Army of Volunteers. The soldiers were peasants. The officers were educated ones. General Giap was a teacher. I grew up a few minutes away from his villa in Hanoi.

It is funny to hear French names for Vietnamese locations. In Vietnam, there is a saying "Navarre Plan", meaning a failed plan. Once the mother of my classmate visited my mother. They were talking about the parents' association, then about their private lives. I overheard my classmate's mother telling my mother "it is a Navarre plan, you know" ( about something that she had not succeeded).

Everytime they say merchant shipping or merchant ships.. these are civilians, are they not? The equivalent today being the kinda ships Iran was shooting at?

"And if one of those ships had somehow still been in service in 1940..." You mean like the pre-dreadnought battleship Schleswig-Holstein?

Can’t we all agree that it WASNT a suspension bridge???

An amazing story, thanks for sharing it. One of so many courageous acts during WW2. How much punishment did Glowworm taking getting close enough to ram?? Had to be severe. I guess the RN was not big on, "he that fights and runs away". Thanks again.

Our islands

This was done by a European stealth submarine in war games against a Nimitz

reminds me of greyhound, i think it was an apple show (not really sure, i wished it for free 🤫) where tom hanks and a couple other ships are out on patrol or escort, and have to battle some german wolfpack of submarines

Yea the Yamamoto didn’t last so the 18 inch guns had a bad outcome I’d say now it’s an 18 inch reef. Ching Lee sends his wishes

She's a reef now

Germans on the Eastern front: “You are less than human. Executed.” Germans fighting French and English on the Western front: “Wow you guys are pretty great! Medals and parades for all of you!”

Sleep can wait

I thought the suspect screaming was warped audio of the dog, imagine my shock when i discovered otherwise.

Battle cruiser.

Britain occupied falklands. Argentina occupied that area. Britain has a better claim. I am from Malaysia

Similar to the story of USS laffy the destroyer that would not go down, Ohio did the same feat but the Germans and Italians tried this tactic but failed

I agree that they weren't battlecruisers, but also not battleships, they were more likely cruiser destroyers, or "large cruisers" like the Alaska Class, (those ships were just a bit smaller than an Iowa), but in case of the german ones, they had heavy armor.

When the U Boat making shopping inside the convoy

Amazing really. Sad for the lives lost

Wow! I hadn't known that Alistair MacClean's "HMS Ulysses" was inspired by a real-live ship.

As an Englishman surrounded by water, never further than a few hours away, I would like to thank the men who built Ohio and the many other ships. We do tend to forget merchant ships, but without them all would have been lost. All the ships carried a mixed cargo, many with explosives on deck. It has always saddened me that some time after the war the British Navy were asked to leave by 'let's just say' a left wing government. Malta more than deserved the George Medal.

Operation Pedestal was a tactical defeat for the British but it did achieve its stated aim (re supply ammunition and fuel to Malta. So despite the losses it was a strategic victory.