Submarines Size Comparison

[@павелзубов-в5з]

The longest submarine is BS-329 Belgorod, its length is 184 m. Built at the Sevmash shipyard in 1992-2020, it was originally built according to the 949A Antey project.carrier of unmanned underwater vehicles of the Poseidon type and autonomous deep-sea stations, part of the Main Directorate of Deep-Sea Research of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation👍👍👍👍

[@Николай-1854]

Про существование Российской АПЛ специального названия БС-329 "Белгород" автор видео ещё не знает.. 😁

[@Миха-ы2ы]

Это проект одного задания(или похода), постоянного боевого дежурства нет, и скорее всего не будет, тк санкции остановили все станки 5 координатные и полиматерьяльные. Титановые корпуса тоже уже не делают (и если занудствовать, то их никто не делал и не делает, там сплав титана, желеща, хрома, хрен знает чего еще, что сильно облегчает обработку (от чистого титана (который в чистом виде очень мало где нужен)). От части "титановые" корпуса делают сша, немцы, китай, бриты, французы и корейцы, вот только титановыми они не называли (что с точки зрения материаловедения правильно). Все достижения ссср надо рассматривать скептически, ссср конечно далеко не отсталая страна, но то как их достижения передает местная пропаганда добавляет кратность заслуг. Примеров много, ссср лидер по числу аварий на подлодкках, особенно ядерных и способных носить ЯО (но к сожалению нам никто не скажет был ли боекоплект на борту и узнать это самостоятельно на текущий момент нереально).

[@Николай-1854]

@@Миха-ы2ы На какой АПЛ служили?! Или ваши познания о работе и эксплуатации ПЛ ограничены службой на ПЛ "Запорожье" вмс украины приваренной к пирсу - шоб не утопла?! 😁 Про тему аварий не нужно здесь скулить, в своём метро порядок не можете навести. 😁

[@Иван_Иванович]

​​@@Николай-1854Они навели порядок в метро! В киевском. За время мэрства Кличко там не открыто ни одной новой станции. Нет станций - нет проблем!

[@veniamari]

​@@Николай-1854не в бровь а в глаз как говорится)) кто ещё может писать на русском и занять совок ))

[@Matt-yg8ub]

I do like that this actually gets the names correct on the Soviet submarines and doesn’t just refer to them by their NATO designations

[@erikelenstrom9685]

But why have USSR named a submarine after a Swedish coastal city on the Swedish eastern coast? I know they like to have subs in Sweden but to have Swedish named subs in USSR?

[@Matt-yg8ub]

@@erikelenstrom9685 i’m afraid you’re going to have to be a little more specific than that, I’m generally fairly good with geography… but I was unaware that the Swedish named their towns in Russian.

[@erikelenstrom9685]

The city is called Kalmar which is one of the last subs. Kalmar is a city on the Swedish east coast just by the long thin island Öland. Kalmar is first mentioned on a few runestones from the late Viking age. But based on archeological findings and several old grave fields the aria and possibly Kalmar have bin inhabited since at least 1-2 BCE. Kalmar isn't named from Russian but from ancient nordic and it means something like a carin on a rocky island. By my coment wasn't entirely serious. I just find it funny when USSR have a thing for using their subs in Swidish territorial waters and have a sub named Kalmar. They even follow Swedish naming standards for warships. But it had been even funnier if it was a Kalmar class in the whiskey on the rock incident.

[@Matt-yg8ub]

@@erikelenstrom9685 oh, you mean the кальмар. The NATO Delta III. That translates to “squid” in Russian. Also spelled with an apostrophe in English.. “Kal’mar” Given that Russia uses the Cyrillic alphabet, these are not the same word, even though they look similar in the English

[@afrog2666]

@@erikelenstrom9685 Words can be spelled the same or sound the same and still have different meanings depending on the language.

[@mateosimon4237]

Akula, Typhoon class, most iconic submarine and a true legend

[@rastafarang5390]

182 м длина , высота 29 м ))) И где они такие названия наших лодок брали , ТалпайоПы )))

[@sicfrynut]

at church. @@rastafarang5390

[@ИванИванов-и1т9в]

​@@rastafarang5390часть названий дана по натовской классификации. Видимо путаются...

[@whitesea8972]

акулу маленькой изобразили! но фото она выгладит в 2-3 раза больше

[@ataarono]

Most Iconic if you ignore the actually most Iconic submarine yes.

[@ДмитрийИльющенко-у3с]

Курск ❤. Помним скорбим. 😢

[@anchorpoint5871]

Im impressed by the Japanese submarines, not only were they the biggest in WW2 but they were giants for their era .

[@tazan2694]

伊号潜水艦で晴嵐という水上攻撃機を三機搭載可能な潜水艦です

[@ilja-sm-n]

Кроме размеров, есть ещё и боевая эффективность.

[@misterthemad994]

Yes, but where TF is Surcouf ? Before the Japanese I400 were built it was the biggest submarine in the world.

[@Ivellios23]

Japan also built the first supercarrier in WWII, A record held until the Forrestal.

[@dimwitsixtytwelve]

@@tazan2694 exactly!

[@brians4016]

Holy crap, so many of these renders are just completely wrong.

[@fattymcfatso1083]

Thanks. I’ve been yelling about this for years. This and other size comparison channels get it wrong many times. But everyone gets impressed with the presentation.

[@Alfimation]

Exactly

[@МакаСатыбалдиев-э1е]

😮😮😮😮😮😢😮😮😮😮😂😂😂😂

[@GeneCash]

Yup. The K-222 had twin screws.

[@Padredre]

BS-329 "Belgorod" lenght - 184m. Project 09852

[@АлексейКобелев-ш8й]

Белгород сделан на базе акула, и это уже не подводная лодка, а станция для посейдонов.

[@Padredre]

@@АлексейКобелев-ш8й Белгород сделан на базе Антея. И это самая длинная атомная подводная лодка.

[@Valkyrie22W]

@@АлексейКобелев-ш8й она в любом случае остаётся подводной лодкой Плавает? Погружается? Несёт вооружение? У неё просто больше возможностей и задачи немного другие, но она не перестаёт быть подводной лодкой

[@swarg_]

@@АлексейКобелев-ш8й нет, Белгород сделан на базе Антея (в этом видео обозначен Курском)

[@ПетрПетрович777]

АПЛ "Белгород" является первыми подлодками пятого поколения. По некоторым данным, одно судно будет дежурить на Северном флоте, второе - на Тихоокеанском. К-329 оснащается смешанным типом вооружения - ядерными зарядами "Посейдон" и линейкой роботизированных комплексов, которые применяются для работы на серьезной глубине.

[@EA1DDO]

@Gravity You missed at least two important models: S-80 from Navantia, Spain. 81m. Belgorod (K-329) Russian, 184m World´s longest.

[@escrothor7871]

Menos mal que alguien se ha acordado del S-80 de Navantia, un submarino moderno y bien valorado

[@garysmith4165]

ok>++I++

[@marioquiroga]

Si, se ha olvidado del submarino peral que fue el primer submarino eléctrico de la historia y del s81, una pena que de España no se acuerde nadie

[@escrothor7871]

@@marioquiroga el peral se queda en prototipo, así que es lógico que no entre peor el s80...

[@jorgefernandezroncagliolo2006]

Depende quien edita la lista, pero deben incluir todo

[@hsecornel]

You forgot the first submarine ever; a submarine made by Prussia (Germany) to sink Danish ships in a battle from idk when. It was just a literal box with a wheel that turn and a wheel to control speed and a single small porthole to look through. And it could barely be 2 people in it. Max speed was only 2 knots. (And was sunk not long after it was built I'm pretty sure)

[@caljucotcas]

You forgot BS-329 Belgorod ( worlds largest 184m ) and OceanGate Titan :D

[@jeebuschristos8423]

Forgot the Surcouf from France as well... 110m/361ft

[@Андрей-х6и6п]

​@@jeebuschristos8423показана французская лодка на 138м/425 фута. 110 меньше, чем 138!

[@olisk-jy9rz]

He "forgot"

[@leadontaste7261]

Kinda curious that world's largest submarine bears the name of my town.

[@timothyseeger5296]

Titan 😂😂😂😂😂

[@mpgnz73]

There's so many British submarines missing here - particularly during the WW1 and WW2 eras where they had one of the largest navies.

[@nomennescio4604]

Not to mention French submarines from the same period. The 110 m "submarine cruiser" - armed with a turret with two 8 inch (203 mm) guns, and able to launch a float-plane - Surcouf would have fit right in.

[@Irobert1115HD]

@@nomennescio4604 this vid is generaly badly researched: the type XXI (here mislabeled as type XXIX) was a bit short of 80 meters and not just 50 meters.

[@concernedliberal4453]

I don't think they included any WW1 submarines, including German WW1 u-boats. Also, I'm pretty sure the Hunley was with the Confederate States of America.

[@Irobert1115HD]

@@concernedliberal4453 there was at least one WWI or close to it design in the form of the holland IV class in this vid.

[@ПетлеванныйСергей]

Здесь просто очень много не хватает подводных лодок. Я думаю если все проекты подводных лодок которые были на вооружении показали в этом видео оно бы длилось около часа или больше. А я говорю которые стояли на вооружении разных стран. А ведь есть ещё те которые были построены, но по тем или иным причинам у них не было заинтересованных лиц. А таких тоже не мало. Они были построены, но смогли заинтересовать правительство своих стран.

[@xanderunderwoods3363]

The WWII Japanese Submarine Aircraft Carrier was the most ingenious sub ever made

[@Timur089]

Данные не полные!!! Подводную лодку проекта 09852 «Белгород» построили на базе субмарины проекта 949А «Антей». Спуск на воду состоялся в 2019-м. Во время переделки субмарины ее длина возросла до 184 метров, что делает «Белгород» самой длинной подлодкой в мире!

[@Заливнаяпюрэшкаятьома4леть]

😢 чел в России самые маленькие субмарины они даже не мощные в этом видео самые мощные были Япония США и Великобритания

[@Timur089]

@@Заливнаяпюрэшкаятьома4леть чел, а откуда ты знаешь, что в России именно самые маленькие?! ;) Впрочем, неважно. То что в России есть самые маленькие, к примеру, не отменяет того, факта, что есть и самые большие! ;) Одно другому не противоречит. Учи мат. часть. Проверь инфу по подлодке, о которой я написал! Она самая большая во всем мире! И, внимание, о чудо, она русская, то бишь сделана в России! ;) Вот нахрена спорить против официальной инфы, не пойму! Тебе пишут про самую большую подлодку в мире, которая русская, а ты все равно споришь! Нахрена? Гордится надо, а не спорить! Спорить в данном случае совсем не умно вообще-то! ;) И да, наши подлодки как раз одни из самых мощных в мире, не мели ерунду. Видео это доказывает. Американские не ровня нашим. Про Японию и речи нет, про остальных тоже. Да, по количеству уступаем КНДР, к примеру, и на 1-2 Америке, но это мелочи. В КНДР они сплошь все старые и действительно слабые, а у нас все-таки мощь. А если ты имел ввиду исключительно по количеству, то, во-первых, это все равно не правда, ибо даже в среднем по количеству у нас не будут самые маленькие в мире. Это даже смешно обсуждать. А во-вторых, речь вообще не шла о среднем по количеству! Раз речь не шла, так нахрена ты лезешь с оффтопом, а? Делать тебе нечего? Иди и делом займись, а не оффтоп разводи, к тому же ложный и ошибочный!

[@sibir366]

​@@Timur089может он из Украины.поэтому будет спорить до тех пор пока ненадоесть

[@Timur089]

@@sibir366 вполне может быть.

[@Timur089]

@@sibir366 вполне возможно.

[@yakamoooo]

Japan has the longest WW2 era submarines, according to this information.

[@stlawstlaw7585]

Yes, they even had an aircraft on one.

[@korggg123]

@@stlawstlaw7585 3 seaplanes (bomber) It was meant to be a submersible aircraft carrier than a submarine

[@Valentin82.]

И что? Это помогло им во 2 мировой?

[@NuriddinAbilov]

​@@Valentin82.Помешала советский союз. Американцы не смогли приближаться на Японию до того как советский союз не открыл фронт на севере.

[@user-pn3im5sm7k]

​@@korggg123 Japanese air and naval engineers of the era were beyond marvelous. To transport 3 airworthy attackplanes in a submarine and being able to be submersible is an impressive feat. The Germans were impressive too. I don't think we would have won the war if they had enough oil and raw materials.

[@Blupearl2003]

Thanks for showing the Turtle & the CSS Hundly.

[@rslizard1]

the hunley should really have the confederate flag

[@MrBones-uw8zd]

@@rslizard1 Agreed and it should not be shown as a US made/operated (Flagged) vessel, Hunley was made by and for use by the Confederate States of America in it's own navy, NOT the US Navy - Hence it properly having the name CSS Hunley. Also - They missed a couple of important ones like the Gato/Balao class WWII subs too.

[@okkami676]

LOL! The sailors doing push-ups on the Vanguard. Also, the Japanese submarines caught me by surprise. They were building these giants even in WW2!

[@SPENKER52]

Главное не размер пирога, а его начинка

[@Святослав-ж2к]

К-329 Белгород.184 метра.

[@TheYagluth]

По водоизмещению акула скорее всего побеждает

[@АлександрКрапивин-я5ш]

@@TheYagluth Тут по длине измеряются."Белгород" превосходит "Тайфун" по этому показателю.Просто видос старый.Я его видел ещё до спуска "Белгорода".

[@Mendleson]

The Vanguard class is an absolute beauty 🇬🇧

[@MusicismoreImportant]

Yeah agreed Are those four telescopes?

[@KingCreamHorn]

Doesn’t have X-planes though does it?

[@Mendleson]

@@KingCreamHorn your mum does tho!

[@wharfedale831]

@@MusicismoreImportant do you mean the 4 people doing pressups / pushups, and the general/commander infront of them on the nose of trident. ( its to give a sense of size.

[@fabianhernandez5912]

Cómo siempre: para el mundo anglo España siempre es invisible; ... El primer submarino torpedero fue el Isaac Peral... En su lista no figura.... claro, fue un submarino español.

[@Roberto-d3j]

Não se preocupe amigo. O Brasil também fica sempre fora dessas listas propagandistas tendenciosas.

[@ibraghimrodriges3158]

In this video, the size of the submarines is compared

[@mikearmstrong8483]

And as always, the Spanish have to show up talking about a craft that had no means of recharging its batteries, so even if it had been accepted by the Armada (which it was not) it would never have operated more than 20 kilometers from its home port. Now if Perall had thought to put even just a small combustion engine on board just to charge the batteries, then you might have had something there.

[@veniamari]

Англичане вообще всегда первые во всем 😅 нация которая поработила пол земного шара ради своего благополучия

[@mikearmstrong8483]

​@@veniamari The Russians are hardly the ones to point fingers in that regard, since they have been trying to expand their empire as long as the British have. By the way, it isn't the British who have invaded the sovereign nation of Ukraine.

[@longWriter]

@0:27 I'm a bit surprised the Hunley didn't have a Confederate flag, seeing as how it was an experimental Confederate ship. I mean, I get that the confederate flag is offensive to enough people to tip the scales, but it's historically accurate to put it over the Hunley, and it can't be any more offensive than using the swastika flags that Germany historically had at the time the U-boats displayed here were launched...right?

[@KYPopskull]

My thoughts

[@thegto8535]

Even if one had to be triggered by a flag, which is blatantly stupid in that case, there is a nazi flag so the confederate one is nothing really.

[@chrisstorch2389]

I am happy to see others thought the same. I think especially since this particular submarine is the first to ever sink a ship in combat it is of special historical significance. Further if for some reason the confederate flag is more offensive than both the nazi, soviet, and communist Chinese flags at the very least it should not be flagged with a US flag since it was a US flagged vessel the Housatonic which it sank. Just leave the flag off that one. Really silly tbh.

[@HragFarraGaming]

4:05 - "I present you.. the ballistic missile submarine Red October."

[@giuseppeamato9159]

Typhoon not akula

[@sumukhvmrsat6347]

​@@giuseppeamato9159 Akula means Shark , and Nato class name for Akula class subs is Typhoon, as far as I know ,

[@starcraft132131]

You forgot the Belgorod that carries 6x Nuclear Drone Torpedo's dude.

[@IgorSmirnovSpb]

Which are capable of destroying the entire US coastline. Or maybe create a strait named after Comrade Stalin in place of the United States.

[@Пень1Бук1]

А она секретная, никто не не видел и не сделали 3д модель🤣

[@Lwaww]

@@Пень1Бук1bro they are videos and 3D models already

[@olisk-jy9rz]

He didn't forget, he deliberately wanted to leave it out

[@VovikPomidorov]

@@Пень1Бук1 Если ты не видел-это не значит что другие не видели) А так ,да, мультики как и крымский мост и калибры )

[@carlosriambau4598]

"Ictíneo II" has been omitted (Fist steam propelled capable sub from 1864). The ship is still conserved and is able to visit and embarc on. Even an early prototype from Holland (1620).

[@sbstoryteller499]

The Arihant-class submarines of India are 111 meters (364 feet) long,

[@stargordo]

¿Y el submarino español de Isaac Peral? Si se hubiera puesto en funcionamiento, España habría ganado la guerra de Cuba.

[@mikearmstrong8483]

Not likely, as it was powered by batteries only, with no combustion engine to recharge them, and had extremely limited range. If it had been taken into service, it would have only seen duty for harbor defence. Also the state of the Armada was such that a few submarines wouldn't have made any difference. That's not even considering the political aspects that hampered Spain in the conflict.

[@sqn103sp]

menudo descontrol de lista

[@mikearmstrong8483]

​@@sqn103sp Thank you, I was not aware that it had control problems.

[@pepelopez7518]

Hay quien piensa que esa guerra se perdió por TRAICIÓN de cierto almirante español. Sabías eso???

[@mikearmstrong8483]

N​@@pepelopez7518 No. I knew that there was a large naval budget problem, the Spanish didn't care much about giving up the Philippines (but wanted to keep Cuba), new battleships were still unfinished, and a large part of the Armada was kept at home due to tensions with the Italians over control of the Mediterranean.

[@shamanbhattacharyya9285]

You forgot the Belgorod (the largest submarine currently active).

[@ESB-f3z]

It's Putins propaganda. Russians don't have submarines

[@camaradacomissario9641]

Why it's called Belgorod if Belgorod has not even sea?

[@СергейФомин-в4й]

@@camaradacomissario9641 It’s a tradition to name settlements and leaders after

[@kornofulgur]

@@camaradacomissario9641Gne? A ship must have a coastal name?

[@saladbreath607]

Definately not the largest (Akula) but the longest.

[@bradleymayer5120]

Bigger is not always better

[@zBLACKERzX]

Akula class submarines are better than their American counterparts

[@bruh_7695]

Not when the space can carry more nukes

[@Kageross]

Lets compare SIZE of the various submarines! Okay, but since way too much of those are russian, I have to point out the obvious ...

[@MusicismoreImportant]

It has to have better weapons and speed Depends

[@bossone1216]

In this case it is. More payload

[@APDN911]

Самый лучший подводный флот у России 👍

[@lancatemujhin187]

Thank you for showing the real colors and correct flags. We appreciate historical accuracy despite it not being PC to show the swastika for the 3rd Reich or the Hammer & Sickle for the USSR. Good job.

[@ronjon4891]

Really cool seeing all these boats arrayed so perfectly.

[@tevandorkin7402]

For anyone who is confused, the Soviet union is modern day Russia

[@Gabriel-kf4rj]

Where are the first electric submarine equip with weapons ??? . The Isaac Peral ( 9/8/1888 - San Fernando - Spain ) . The first of this class with length 22 mts .The Peral was an electric-powered submarine made by the Spanish Navy according to a project by Isaac Peral built in the La Carraca shipyard, in San Fernando (Cádiz) one of the first fully electric submarines in the world and equipped with torpedoes

[@NikKol-vf3vv]

The first were diving bells. Back in the 5th century BC, Herodotus wrote that his contemporaries used a diving apparatus that sank to the bottom of rivers. In 332 BC, according to Aristotle, Alexander the Great, during the siege of the Phoenician city of Tyre, went down to the bottom in a diving bell - an inverted vessel filled with air. The inventor of the first operational submarine is considered to be the Dutchman Cornelius Drebbel. In 1620 September 7, 1776, went down in history as the date of the first combat use of a submarine. The Turtle attempted to attack the British flagship (frigate HMS Eagle). Volunteer Sergeant Ezra Lee volunteered to bring the Turtle to the frigate and attach a mine, but it was not possible to attach the mine to the ship - he came across an iron hook and could not drill through the hull. Lee, abandoning the explosive device to the mercy of fate, managed to escape. When he surfaced to orient himself, he had to fend off small vessels sent to the site of the attack by the British. At the same time, a mine with a running time mechanism surfaced and exploded in the East River, causing no harm. A new attempt to attack British ships took place on October 8 on the Hudson River. The Turtle was being towed to the place of attack, but the British noticed the enemy in time and, opening fire from their guns, sank both the towing vessel and the boat. (The description of the structure has been preserved on a number of schemes, the reliability of which is disputed by a number of authoritative authors)

[@СаулТарвиц-з7ы]

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[@Angel.Vengador]

Actually, the first functional submarine was invented by the Spaniard Isaac Peral in 1859. Well, what Drebbel believed was little more than a walnut shell with oars. The one from the Spanish Isaac Peral, had electric batteries, torpedoes and a periscope, much more like what we have today. The turtle that appears at the beginning of the video, is little more than an American legend and I never sail because it didn't even work. Another Spaniard Narcís Monturiol, was shortly after the inventor of the oxygen recycling system in submarines. Spain is thus placed as the nation that contributed the most to the modern development of the submarine, in the same way, the Spanish Navy has the S-81 being one of the most modern and manoeuvrable in the world. The same Spanish military company called NAVANTIA manufactures its most technological ships for the United States fleet, obviously since the American Defence budget is much larger than the Spanish one.

[@Googleistheantichrist]

Diving bells are not submarines because they are not self propelled

[@Omegaman1969]

My Father was one of the team who worked on the Polaris system for HMS resolution in 1964, Then later Trident up until 1999.

[@urmo345]

I must say USS Holland was quite advanced for year 1897 :P (it is obviously mistake) However, many doesn't know it, but British built M class submarines at 1916 -1919 with the massive gun, and they were as large as 93 meters! Also Germans had massive cruiser type submarines over length of 90 meters.

[@maxissixam6049]

the holland blew my mind

[@lionhead123]

USS Holland was launched in 1897 but only commissioned in 1900. No mistake.

[@DragonSt3alth]

yeah 1897 is not a mistake, it was launched in 1897, and as someone else has already stated, was commissioned in 1900, however looked like the SS-X1 that follows it in the video.

[@simondahlgren1335]

Is Kalmar really a Soviet vessel?

[@larrythorn4715]

The 3D models for Holland and X-1 are probably swapped...

[@leonblanco1364]

El primer submarino como tal de la historia fue el del español Isaac Peral ingeniero y creador del primer submarino en la historia de la humanidad.

[@turytaicho]

Tampoco ha puesto el S81 En fin, yo le he dado dislike al vídeo.

[@Миха-ы2ы]

Первые подлодки это связки бочек и камней в сетях. Кто придумал первый уже хрен узнаешь. Причем эти бочки (или колокола) могли и на 100м нырнуть. Конструкцию тащили к месту спуска (обычно чтоб обдирать живность с караллов), ныряльшиков садили внутрь, отвязывали канаты, ныряльщики вытаскивали часть пробок из бочек, подлодка шла на дно, работала, для всплытия ныряльщики отвязывали камни(балласт) и всплывали. Баратравмы были обычной болячкой, что в те времена не сильно плохо было, а если использовали рабов, то вообще 0 проблем.

[@nicolaluis8728]

El primer submarino como tal, autopropulsado fue el Isaac peral buscalo. Isaac peral fue un ingeniero y militar español que construyó el primer submarino con soporte vital y autopropulsión, debido a esto sí puede ser considerado el primer submarino de la historia, el resto podríamos llamarlos intentos de submarino pero no submarino ya que estás cualidades básicas que tiene todo submarino en la actualidad no existían. A propósito estoy muy ofendido de que no hayan incluido el submarino S81 que es el submarino no nuclear más poderoso del mundo.​@@Миха-ы2ы

[@Андрей-у5е6г]

Первой подводной лодкой стала лодка создателя первой подводной лодки😂😂😂

[@leonblanco1364]

​@@Андрей-у5е6г Pues no. Un barco es un barco y un submarino es un submarino. Son cosas diferentes.

[@JG-tt4sz]

The Soviets thought that bigger was better.

[@ИгорьРуднев-щ5д]

That kinda true. Bigger a ship, bigger the rocket.

[@ВилорИванов]

От *АКУЛЫ* так и веет миром и спокойствием.

[@carlphilipedmundbertil625]

Жаль Пыня порезал их на металлов по приказу своих хозяев из НАТО!

[@НикитаКозырев-и3в]

жаль что из 6 корпусов всего один кажется остался...

[@АрчиБагатур]

акула с ядерными ракетами веет миром и спакойствием?ты шизофреник?надеюсь когда к тебе прилетят ракеты это будет веять миром и спакойствием

[@ВикторЦой-о3ц]

@@НикитаКозырев-и3в 3 пока...но из строя выведены

[@Валентин-ч3е]

Да, 5 изрезали на металлолом

[@guffych1103]

Всегда думал что Акула сильно больше чем её соперники перед ней идущие, а она на 5м всего больше чем Огайо.

[@artemvektor1]

Так она не по длине, а по ширине как 2 подлодки. И водоизмещение, соответственно.

[@AhuLiNu]

В Акуле 4 прочных корпуса. У Огайо1.

[@guffych1103]

@@AhuLiNu Я так понял у нее внутри два корпуса как у катамарана ? Под два на сторону ?

[@СырымБердимжаев]

​@@guffych1103да все верно+ отдельный торпедный отсек и отсек центрального поста два ВСК и несколько переходных отсеков между двумя основными корпусами

[@guffych1103]

@@СырымБердимжаев Для безопасности хорошо конечно, но вот для удобства плохо, очень много места пропадет, иза этих перехов между секциями. Получится что сама лодка большая а места в ней почти как в обычной, ниже классом.

[@jenivalsantos8172]

FINNALY AFTER YEARS A NEW VIDEO

[@yake222]

the irony that the 'Yellow Submarine' is American is not lost on me.

[@LandSharkEatsU]

Right? Lol. Well, at the end if the day we all live in one...

[@uhtred7860]

I don't get the reference.🤷‍♂

[@yake222]

@@uhtred7860 The Beatles, an english band , made a movie/song called Yellow Submarine.

[@uhtred7860]

@@yake222 HA, i never even thought about that song 🤣🤣

[@Rogue66669]

The British Vanguard is probably the best looking design out of all these.

[@ironbird72]

and akula

[@HINDUBOY003-c1h]

No looks shit

[@rob12x56]

​​@@HINDUBOY003-c1hnope, it looks extremely futuristic 🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@АлександрМурашов-р9й]

То что было сделано в СССР это качество.

[@TheAradar]

Love the design of Akula class.

[@stirumble2739]

For being so new of a video I am surprised you didn't show the Russian submarine Belgorod

[@defensetube]

I think it is very informative. However we don't want war. We want peace. Agree or not?

[@juanangelmuniz4700]

Siento decir que en esta lista falta el primer submarino autónomo "Ictineo" de Narciso Monturiol y el primer submarino 100% moderno con impulsión eléctrica y capacidad lanza torpedos , el submarino de Isaac Peral, los dos Españoles del siglo 19 . A partir de ahi simplemente han sido mejoras sobre esos inventos Españoles.😅😅😅

[@Mautiks]

1775 is in the 18th century. We invented the first submarine! 🇺🇸 But good job improving our invention! 👍🏻 😂 Maybe next time the rest of the world will recognize the “inventions” you copy from others from 100 years prior! 😂

[@juanangelmuniz4700]

@@Mautiks el primer submarino autónomo , con capacidad de navegación en inmersión y ataque fué el construido por Fin Isaac Peral en 1887: 1 tubo lanza torpedos de360mm a proa con 3 torpedos schwarzkopf Autonomía 396 min a 3 nudos Autonomía 360 min a 4 nudos Autonomía 132 min a 6 nudos 22 metros de eslora Motor eléctrico / baterías Este es el primer submarino verdadero y funcional construido en el mundo. De este submarino la armada inglesa robo piños y usurpo patentes para empezar a construir los sullos. Anterior a este , Narciso Monturiol construyó el primer sumergible autónomo y las primeras pruebas se realizaron en Barcelona en 1861 Llevaba una tripulación de 12 personas y se manejaba a mano, en 1865 realizó 50 inmersiones la última de 5 horas de duración delante de diversas autoridades , entre ellas Leopoldo O'Donnell presidente del consejo de ministros. Si te gusta la historia , te dejo el nombre de los dos ciudadanos Españoles para que te informes bien. Embarcaciones sumergibles ha habido muchas a lo largo de la historia, pero ya los romanos utilizaban las campañas de buceo hace más de 2000 años , pero no inventaron el submarino. También te dejo el nombre de otro ciudadano Español inventor del traje de buceo del cual se han basado todos a partir de ese modelo. Don Jerónimo de Ayanz en 1597, inventó e hizo las pruebas del traje de buceo y el principio básico del aire acondicionado para las minas. Y como uno se puede sumergir de muchas maneras , otro inventor Español llamado Emilio Herrera fué el inventor del traje de astronauta en 1935, fue contactado por la NASA para poder utilizar sus patentes y conocimiento para los trajes de los astronautas norte americanos. Te invito a que te informes seriamente. Un saludo.🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸

[@juanangelmuniz4700]

@@Mautiks David Bushnell. The Turtle , no es un submarino es un sumergible ... Hablamos de submarinos , con capacidad de inmersión , propulsión y respiración autónoma. Un sumergible es una embarcación que solo puede operar bajo la superficie del mar. Las diferencias de ingeniería entre un submarino y un sumergible son infinitas. Vuelvo a la campana. Edmond Halley , se había llevado el crédito de la primera campana de buceo moderna en1691 , pero ya en 1622 la armada Española utilizó una campana para rescatar la carga del Santa Margarita , galeón Español naufragado frente a las costas norte americanas y descubierto por el cazatesoros Mel Fisher. Un saludo desde España🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸

[@juanangelmuniz4700]

@@Mautiks me parece que estas confundiendo un huevo con una castaña😂😂😂😂

[@Mautiks]

@@juanangelmuniz4700Interesting. Maybe I define a submarine as a nuclear-powered craft that can submerge, breach, and travel underwater and that carries ballistic missile weaponry… See, I can take a technological improvement on the original invention and establish parameters to change the very definition as well!!! 😂

[@tanyadinatanyadina7059]

Скоро ещё Хабаровск сойдёт на воду 😎

[@User-M.D_Legend]

Ух вілічія будіт)) а потом путлєр скажіт она утанула?)) и по... то што пол страни єслі не 80% бомжар

[@zaplakailol]

Подводные лодки типа Борей и остальные российские тоже можно считать за советские ибо они сделаны по советским чертежам и заложены были в СССР а не в россии.

[@Kolikondriu]

S80 Spain 80,8m… Although we are already used to being ignored...

[@BHALT0S]

thats right, because when your country teams up with the navy of France and combine both your navies and still get humped by the British, well, there's not much point in mentioning yous.

[@psikoj]

@@BHALT0Stell that history to Blas de Lezo

[@Zloy.V.]

😁

[@felixf4378]

Spain really fell off.

[@Javier-rc5fx]

​@@felixf4378Tu país si que ha caído. Isaac Peral fue el inventor de los submarinos tal cual lo conocemos hoy.

[@romanpetrov6069]

Советские инженеры называли АПЛ Акула "победой инженерной мысли над здравым смыслом".

[@kurtchamberlain4311]

😆

[@СмитКекс]

есть пруф или как обычно?

[@romanpetrov6069]

@@СмитКекс я работал с флотским инженером. Они так шутили.

[@Matt-yg8ub]

When you absolutely have to be able to carry more MIRVs than your enemy, it worked

[@designminimalhouse8587]

​@@romanpetrov6069Твой инженер это бабка у подъезда, диванный эксперд, иначе он бы знал чем обусловлена такая конструкция и размеры. И это действительно работало. Валенок, не позорься.

[@DalePotter-v7c]

It's not the size that matters most it's the Spirit of our submariners 🇱🇷🇱🇷🇱🇷😎👍👍

[@fayhuan2130]

У вас даже с ним как то не очень)

[@VicAdS]

Italian Cappellini class (1938) 73 mt. French Sourcouf (1934) 110 mt.

[@HUNKtm]

Surcouf*

[@АлексейП-с6ю]

@@HUNKtm и что?

[@godsdozer]

You didn't include my bass boat that went underwater.

[@MusicismoreImportant]

Was it made in Russia or USA ??

[@jimdennis2451]

Did it surface again?

[@VizioN-Scope]

0:20 I knew "Justin Biber" wasn't that Big down below compared to the rest 😂

[@SergioRPerez]

You guys forgot to mention the first electric submarine in 1888. The Isaac Peral. Huge mistake.

[@draconisgubernator]

This video is totally wrong. A lot of models are wrong or not accurate. I cant understand you spend time to do this and make so many fails.

[@melestutorials5288]

To put this in perspective, the Gherkin in London is 180m tall, these submarines are literally the size of skyscrapers.

[@L0K0M0T1V]

I find it odd that so few people in the comments talk about how impressive Sweden is to be alongside such large and power countries. Such a small country like it was one of the first countries alongside with the big giants like US, Russian, China, Germany could actually manufacture submarines. And to this day still operates submarines like their famous Gotland class that actually sank a US aircraft carrier "USS Ronald Reagan" during a War game exercise. Snuck past the entire strike group, managed to fire it's torpedoes and leave completely undetected. Truly impressive for a country of it's size and GDP to build such advanced machinery like the Gotland and planes like the "Gripen".

[@abrahammartinezyeste9192]

Spain S-80+, 80.8 m of length and 7.3 m of diameter

[@shivakrishna981]

Missing indian submarines

[@ТимурКасымов1]

Underwater Cow‘s ? 🐄💦

[@IlyaSinitsin]

00:33 This isn't the USS Holland from 1897. Just by looking at it, I can tell this is a much more modern submarine

[@Alek4arr]

Всё вам, мои западные друзья бы только лоска да блеска подавай. Запомни эстетика военным кораблям важна примерно так же как бойцам ММА

[@ZOV_Istorii]

​@@Alek4arrда причем здесь это , он указывает на ошибку автора , лодка 1897 года постройки здесь имеет модельку лодки из 21 века , да и текстуры и модельки на других подлодках мягко говоря странные )

[@RobertRiRelaxing.]

yeah, that's what my thought

[@sir_humpy]

Восточный друг захотел поумничать, но как всегда пернул в лужу.

[@markschneider8815]

Horribly deficient list.

[@GringoPicante]

Back in 2007 an old vietnam vet loaned me a book that told a story about a time when either right before or during ww2, Japan attacked alaska with a submarine that functioned as an underwater aircraft carrier. Can't remember if the book was fiction or not but it was a cool concept.

[@christianbuczko1481]

The japanese did have a sub able to launch a plane.

[@richardjames1812]

There were numerous Japanese subs that carried a single aircraft, the type was common in the IJA. They used one to drop incendiaries in the Pacific Northwest.

[@alquilendo]

Si haces un repaso de submarinos, lo mínimo que podrías hacer, por justicia, es mencionar al primero que existió, el Isaac Peral.

[@belabaksay-roka900]

Akula the BEAST !... (A terror-forming beast ...) (Alone, it could make the United States of America unfit for human existence...)

[@glennblaylock5197]

I am going to have to pick a nit here. The Hunley belonged to the Confederated States of America, not the United States of America. That's why it was the CSS rather than the USS.

[@royprabir493]

China is planning to make an huge submarine CN TYPE 100 which will be more than 200m in length

[@peotr33]

Классно, очень наглядно. Я бы ещё присобачил к ним типы подлодок, типа "атомная", "дизель-электическая" и так далее". Ну и вооружение, для полноты - чисто торпедная или ещё и ракетоносец.

[@ВикторЦой-о3ц]

И ещё водоизмещение (можно и подводное/надводное) А то получается что одна ПЛ длиннее и идёт следующей в списке, но она меньше по габаритам.

[@Mr_LeviathanEnvy]

Correction, the last one on the list is the Typhoon class, Akula is relatively smaller

[@opentam]

Typhoon is name in NATO classification, russian name is Akula. Also Akula in NATO classification is russian Shuka. Yes it's dumb

[@The-Real-aPOC]

I have a 1 meter attack sub I made with Lego.

[@mwsfly4644]

! Very Big AKULA (SHARK) 👍

[@vaudou74]

missing the french submarine surcouf (WW2) with it s battleship gun and its hydroplane.kinda unique.

[@sacha339]

the Emeraude also

[@himlingpatrice]

The Suffren class submarines, currently in production of which 1 example is operational, are also forgotten.

[@ВладимирСккалепов]

Так французы во время Второй мировой от, са, сывали у немцев! Какие лодки?

[@alanmalan3819]

He missed Goubet1 1881 year from Russian Empire and Som 1905

[@brianbarber6154]

Why only 3 UK submarines? The first commissioned submarine was Holland 1, which launched in 1901. It was designed by the Electric Boat Company and marked the beginning of the Royal Navy’s submarine service. WW 1 A-class, B-class, and C-class submarines. Notable submarines during this period included the HMS M2, which carried a sea plane, and the D-class, E-class, and F-class submarines. The interwar years saw the introduction of classes like the Odin, Parthian, and Rainbow classes. The S-class, V-class, and W-class submarines also played significant roles during this time. World War II: World War II brought about a substantial expansion of the Royal Navy’s submarine fleet. Notable classes included the S-class (War Emergency Programme), T-class (War Emergency Programme), and U-class (War Emergency Programme) submarines. The P611-class and R-class submarines were also active during this period. Cold War Era: From the late 1950s to the late 1980s, the Royal Navy continued to develop its submarine capabilities. The Porpoise-class (diesel-electric hunter-killer) and the Oberon-class (diesel-electric hunter-killer) submarines were prominent during this era. The transition to nuclear-powered submarines began with the Valiant-class and continued with the Amphion-class submarines. Nuclear-Powered Submarines: The first British nuclear-powered submarine, HMS Dreadnought, emerged in the 1960s. While its hull and offensive systems were British-designed, its propulsion system came from the United States2. Subsequent classes included the Astute-class, Artful-class, and Explorer-class submarines. Midget Submarines: The Royal Navy also operated midget submarines, such as the Stickleback-class (X51, X52, X53, X54). Foreign-Built Submarines: Notably, the Royal Navy acquired foreign-built submarines like the German Type VII U-boat (Graph), the Italian Archimede-class (X2), and the German Type XVII U-boat (Meteorite).

[@mehallica666]

Great stuff, but there is no Artful class. HMS Artful is Astute class. I spent years building them, the Vanguard class and now their replacements. Other notable omissions are the Resolution, Swiftsure, Upholder and Trafalgar classes.

[@КонстантинШкуркин-ы3ф]

Lada submarines do not have vertical missile launch shafts (the launch is carried out through torpedo tubes).

[@felixizquierdo1659]

Donde están los submarinos, Isaac Peral, 1888 y el S81 plus, 2023 en el video ???. Para el próximo video infórmate mejor !!!

[@draconisgubernator]

No solo eso, la mitad de los modelos de submarinos están mal o son erroneos directamente, y algunos como el uss holland parecen una broma. Este video es una basura.

[@luciferus88rv]

You forgot the italian submarines. I just want to remember that at the beginning of WWII Italy was the country with the largest submarine fleet

[@svk1939]

🇸🇰🤝🏻🇷🇺💪🏻

[@tiagogobbi3610]

All have iconics designs, but the difference beetween subs at 2:37 with Barracuda (it's the name a fish impressive in here in south america), Type B Japanese and Los Angeles of USA is impressive huh?! Thank you for the great comparisson and we see ya soon! :))

[@hermosoloremalaga]

You forgot 80 plus fron Spain 80.8 meters. Is already in service. 2:10

[@franjavi3687]

Good comparison. There is only one major mistake. The first submarine in the world was Spanish. Spain invented the submarine. Also with an interesting story, because there was a perfect conspiracy so that Spain did not build it on an industrial and military level. And thanks to that conspiracy the US was able to conquer Cuba and the Philippines.

[@mikearmstrong8483]

The first submarine was not Spanish, Spain did not invent the submarine, if you knew how to do simple research you would know that there were several submarines before Peral's, and you would know that his would have made not the slightest difference at all in that war because it could had no onboard way to recharge its batteries and was limited to about 10 miles from a home port with sufficient electricity. When you really don't know about a topic, it's best not to make statements about it.

[@franjavi3687]

I am a free man and I make statements on the topics that are appropriate, I am also an educated person and I do not look down on anyone. The Spanish Narciso Monturiol was the inventor of the Ictíneo, the first underwater vessel, in which he sailed along the seabed in the waters of Barcelona and Alicante in 1859, 1860, 1861 and 1862. Peral and others came later. So making history about the submarine and not mentioning Spain is unprofessional. @@mikearmstrong8483

[@igorvasin6960]

The very first submarine was invented in the Russian Empire in the 16th centuries; it was shown to the tsar, but he did not appreciate it. but her descriptions remained in the archives.

[@samc7177]

You forget spanish submarine

[@thierryrebillard6432]

¡España es una broma!

[@maxdamage6091]

The new spanish submarine "Isaac Peral" (S-81) is 81 m

[@jknjallayil]

India.....🇮🇳❤❤❤

[@ЮрийЛазуренко-ъ4ш]

АПЛ Навага 667А пр. длина указана верно -132м по КВЛ, а архитектура ошибочно срисована с Акулы (941пр.), у которой ракетные шахты находятся перед рубкой, а у Наваги за рубкой.

[@n1co2017]

i love the USS Holland it's like a mini version of modern subs 0:32

[@alarmtauchen]

It is the wrong model as with many of these subs, the Holland design was much more antique if you google it.

[@jaedynjones7883]

Completely forgot the largest submarine of WW2: the I-400

[@foxkamet4719]

Подлодки типа Ясень выглядят по другому 😉

[@stepnoyjr5693]

Лада тоже здесь неверно показана

[@voland1669]

Чем больше шкаф, тем громче падает.

[@drewlovelyhell4892]

"World War Three in a can."

[@HeresTheGenZFlorentineFolks.]

What about Italians? 🇮🇹 U212A have been used by Germany and Italy together. You even missed the Trieste, the first submarine to reach the deepest point in the bottom of the ocean, a true piece of history.

[@CapAnson12345]

The US flag flying over the Hunley is triggering.

[@BattleshipAgincourt]

This would have worked better if you used tonnage instead. Many of the 'larger' subs were vastly lighter than those from earlier in the line.

[@DutchyW]

The first confirmed building of a submarine comes from 1620, with a submersible designed and built by Cornelis Drebbel, a Dutchman

[@area09annex]

まるゆ艇があるのにはびっくりしました。よくご存じですね。

[@yassineee734]

Your channel is the best channel in the world and I like your content

[@billybillee8160]

that's a BIG statement

[@johnbishop-b3p]

I didn't see a Balao-class; my Dad served in one in WW II. 311 ft 6 in-311 ft 10 in (94.9-95.0 m)

[@petrowindows4405]

В 1834 г. на Александровском чугунолитейном заводе (ныне Пролетарский) была изготовлена первая в мире цельнометаллическая подводная лодка Карла Андреевича Шильдера (1785-1854). Лодка предназначалась для доставки мин и ракет.

[@КОЗАКМАМАЙ-ц3я]

не предназначалась а атаковала турецкий флот с надводного положения ракетами!

[@абвгдеЁжжж]

@@КОЗАКМАМАЙ-ц3я значит - 1850 г! ракеты! самому не смешноТЫклоунКОМНАТНЫЙ!!

[@ziam8558]

kakie raketi v 1854 godu ?

[@КОЗАКМАМАЙ-ц3я]

самые обычные! рсзо еще в 1812 применялось в полный рост@@ziam8558

[@petrowindows4405]

@@ziam8558 Лодка предназначалась для доставки мин и ракет. С неё впервые, в присутствии российского императора Николая I совершен пуск ракет из подводного положения. Испытания прошли в августе 1834 г. у Александровского завода на Неве.

[@eclewis1]

Sailors doing push ups on the foredeck of the UK Vanguard! LOL!

[@mauricioriano1]

Hi, great compendium. 0:34 , there's a mistake the Submarine identified as Holland is de SS X-1, and the SS X-1 is the Holland.