BATTLESHIP SIZE COMPARISON

In this KZbin video, we will be exploring the size comparison of various World War 2 battleships. From the colossal Japanese Yamato, known for its sheer size and power, to the sleek and agile American Iowa class battleships, we will compare the overall tonnage (measured in metric tons) of these historical vessels that played crucial roles in naval warfare during World War 2. Prepare to be amazed by the immense scale of these battleships and gain a greater understanding of the naval might that shaped the outcome of the war.
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[@martinschnelle3077]

Gneisenau had the same armament like Scharnhorst, two triple-turrets at the front. The video also seems to depict that Scharnhorst was taller. But both were sister ships. Musashi and Yamato were also sister ships with about the same tonnage, other than depicted here.

[@swaminathanthegreatest2407]

Amazing video as always InfoRanker. Keep it up legend

[@InfoRanker]

Thanks a ton! ❤😀👍

[@battlecraze]

Very detailed ships, loved it

[@InfoRanker]

Many thanks!

[@grrrlbreaker]

Really excellent representation!

[@InfoRanker]

Thanks, glad you enjoyed! 😋

[@highlanderknight]

Interesting video, but there are some mixed up numbers there. Some ships are listed with standard displacement and others with full load displacement. Easily noticeable with the two Japanese super battleships.

[@InfoRanker]

Thanks for the info!

[@willpat3040]

Thanks for making this but YFI, the 1st ship shown, USS UTAH should have had twin turrets (two guns per turret), not triples. What ship did you show there with triple turrets? Looks like a North Carolina class to me.... Also it Gneisenau has triple turrets not twins. Should look just like the Scharnhorst you had right before. They were sister ship both with 3 guns per turret. I think you may have used a Bismarck class model by mistake for Gneisenau. Again thanks for making this but as others have pointed out since you used Standard displacement for some ship, Full Loads for others, and sometimes just completely wrong displacements for other ships, many of these ships are in the wrong order.

[@tkyap2524]

Big doesn't mean great. It will mean a prized target requiring more support protection, especially air cover.

[@InfoRanker]

They definitely don't build them like they used to. 😀

[@TheTrytix]

Obviously there was a reason why the Battleship became obsolete during WW2. You mentioned air cover, and yes that is true, that is required, often by adding multiple ships in the same fleet. However USA proved that with enough planes, it doesn't really matter. On Yamato's last voyage, she was accompanied by 8 Destroyers and a light cruiser. 10 ships in total, one of which was blistering with AA-guns. However, USA sent almost 400 fighters and bombers. And after 2 hours of fighting, 10-13 american planes had been shot down with another 52 damaged. Meanwhile, the Japanese fleet lost 4 of their destroyers and the light cruiser, and Yamato were sunk after being hit by 12 bombs and 7 torpedoes. So air power really showcased their dominance even in the naval theater of war.

[@andrewkinsey8754]

InfoRanker, where did you get the models for all these ships? Nice vid

[@TheTrytix]

I am assuming World of Warships. Considering they are only including ships that exist in that game. Hence why ships like Prince of Wales, Howe, Anson, Wisconsin, New Jersey and Yamashiro are not even included. And also why ships like Gneisenau has the upgraded 3 dual 380 mm. guns she was going to receive during the war but never did, the ship has them in World of Warships as to provide a slightly different play style to that of her sister ship Scharnhorst, which has the normal 3 triple 280 mm. main battery guns.

[@kristelvidhi5038]

Can't wait for the new American battleships to come out, like the Infographic Show said there would be.

[@InfoRanker]

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[@kristelvidhi5038]

@@InfoRanker the Iowas going in action is gonna epic.

[@amptechron]

Excellent!

[@InfoRanker]

Many thanks!

[@InfoRanker]

Thanks for watching! 😀

[@trumpwonandyouknowit]

Hi. This video is great for #WorldOfWarshipsLegends

[@InfoRanker]

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[@Starguard631]

i love how all the non us ships are very modest on secondaries or have them on the hull. and then the US ones are just like strap 1 million batteries to the side.

[@williampietrefase5593]

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[@Hellblade_bro]

The Yamato was the most feared ship to USA

[@InfoRanker]

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[@shanemcpherson1015]

Iowa class by far the best.

[@InfoRanker]

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[@Arrison-cm5is]

I like the video but I’m gonna die listing down the ships that sank and how they sank

[@InfoRanker]

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[@williamstone4334]

Be nice if year laid down were included.

[@Rockhopper1163]

Battleships became obsolete when aircraft carriers took to the water and it probably cost the Japanese the war. 🤔🤨

[@InfoRanker]

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[@VelezJerixCarlo]

Marat and gangut is a heavy cruise

[@The_Blue_titan28370]

Japanese empire Battleship is o.p💀💀💀💀

[@InfoRanker]

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[@Aditya_arts2008]

Yes like yamato💀

[@vincentnigoza101]

Nagato and Mutsu is 46,690 Tons Fully Loaded...

[@F-Man]

Very many bigges schippes.

[@InfoRanker]

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[@boonrunghanchaichana1423]

Gdgdfgfhgdjyjf is a bit of a good idea for me 😂❤

[@Kiryuu27]

Where Friedrich der Grosse & Grosser Kurfurst?

[@Hogwash13]

Those are WWI ships. Video is WWII ships.

[@Kiryuu27]

Gneisenau 380mm main gun in WWII???@@Hogwash13

[@JansenX12]

​@@Kiryuu27 280mm* the 380 are on the Bismarck

[@marekzubrik647]

​@@JansenX12No Gneisenau was 380mm battleship

[@marekzubrik647]

Gneisenau is ww2 battleship

[@AA7_elliottledragon]

Utah u are using in video is Vermont class from WorldOfWarships...never exist and 70 000 tons

[@hellhound1389]

Size isn't everything. Just ask the Germans and the Japanese because all of their large battleships are coral reefs now

[@achilldudewhoplaysgames758]

Size turned out to be nothing basically with the rise of AirPower. Everyone was making battleships of that size it was just a product of the times and the Germans and Japanese lost

[@InfoRanker]

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[@VIDEOVISTAVIEW2020]

size indeed matters when the subject is about ships size. Most effective ship?, well, that is another subject that deserves a separate video discussion.

[@jaknohi1909]

Yea but by what planes not other battleships

[@yz450f7]

ROMA

[@InfoRanker]

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[@CreamTheEverythingFixer]

You know who else weighs 71,000 Tonnes? MY MOM!

[@InfoRanker]

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