Life on board a Japanese Kaidai-type submarine in the Indian Ocean during the Second World War

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[@hw97karbine]

If anyone can provide an accurate translation of any noteworthy parts of the narration that I could add it would be appreciated

[@alexj.talladino6685]

Portrait mode screenshot , then , a copy of characters copied and shared to Google translate sounds worth a try. Ehh??? I'm a genius 😎

[@slick4401]

I copied the Japanese transcript and translated it into English using AI. See my comment in the main comment column: )

[@SNOUPS4]

@@alexj.talladino6685 It's autotranslated, it's shit.

[@hw97karbine]

@@alexj.talladino6685 I've aimed Bixby Vision at the text at 6:59 and the result is a series of horrific messages; beg for help absolutely must not you do not have to think the system no, no no, no afraid

[@ftargr]

yeah like "your survival rate is zero so prepare yourself and dont expect help"

[@dummyxaverie6381]

Need more japanese documentary especialy the navy

[@lonniesides9302]

Most of it is on the bottom of the Pacific Ocean.

[@mikloridden8276]

Yupp I always what they did when they landed in port, what did they wear and what did they think of the lands they landed on

[@JuanRico-d1b]

@@lonniesides9302 yeah beside of USS indianapolis and thea sharks

[@blat767]

Considering they do it just before going on watch, my guess as to the eye bath is that it contains a chemical such as atropine to dilate their pupils to increase light reception at night

[@MM22966]

I didn't know that got used for anything but anti-nerve gas injects.

[@sgtjyf01]

@@MM22966 Atropine is used prior to refractive surgery (LASIK) to dilate the pupils as well. It is also a standard resuscitation drug used for cardiac arrest patients together with Adrenalin.

[@Better_Clean_Than_Green]

It's scary to think a submarine was your "destinied" grave. That was like that, but not for my great-grandfather who served in two submarines with in one each in the first and second world war, and both submarines were sunk. It's unbelieveable how a man was sunk in his very own grave but got saved, became a submarine crew member again in the next war just to get sunk but survived it again. You were really crazy to do that Fritz.

[@obsidianjane4413]

That is not how they thought of it. They knew the risks but its no more their "destinied grave" than your work location, or your bed.

[@YouTyranny]

You're looking at it from hindsight. Big mistake in thinking.

[@rdallas81]

​@@YouTyrannynot really

[@hannotn]

An uncle of mine was on two or three minesweepers that were sunk.

[@captain0080]

Being a submariner looks like a miserable experience in general for all factions in WW2.

[@hw97karbine]

A miserable experience that a high proportion of crews would not survive.

[@NexusReload]

Having been on both a us Gato class and a Type 9C, the US ship would've been uncomfortable but tolerable, the German sub would've been downright miserable. Just absolutely tiny compared to the US sub.

[@Beliar_VR]

​@@NexusReload and the 9 was bigger than the common 7C. They build a weapon and only then rhey thought about getting a crew inside.

[@izraelservantofalmightygod]

I guess it was difficult to keep the morale high. No sunlight, fresh air, constant noise, being packed like sardines. 1000 miles from shore...

[@MM22966]

One of the big advantages US subs had was air conditioning. It sounds weird, but condensation/humidity was a real problem on subs back then.

[@noranyan2000]

This is the first time I have seen this video. Thank you very much.

[@MultiSkyman1]

Just a bunch of young guys who would rather be at home like all sailors and soldiers in war.

[@allanfifield8256]

Chow looks pretty good at this stage of the war.

[@Kl2H]

貴重な映像ありがとうございます。ナレーションを書き起こしておきます。 0：28-0：46 訓練、訓練 その成果こそ見敵必殺、敵撃滅の不動の信念と、烈々たる闘志とを培うのである。 我々は、日ごとに磨きに磨く帝国海軍の姿を目の当たり見て、益々信頼の念を強めていった。 1：31-2：03 敵哨戒圏も間近に迫ってきたのであろう。甲板上の作業はすべて日没後の暗闇で行われる。 海水によって錆びやすい砲の整備、艦体の小さな破損個所の修理。 あるいはまた、ゴミ一つさえおろそかには捨てられない。油の滲んだボロ切れなども空き缶に詰めて海中深くに沈め、敵に発見せられないように万全の注意が払われる。 2：22-3：50 艦内温度、百十数度（華氏？）引いている茣蓙にしっとりと汗で体の跡がつく。 肩と肩とを擦り合わせ、重なるように眠る船員の姿を見ると、我々が国内で部屋数の少なさに不平を言い決戦生活の不自由さを嘆いてはいられぬ気がする。 足を入れるに足ればだし、身を横たえるに足れば、それで満足しなければならないのではあるまいか。 この人たちの睡眠を妨げないため船員室では大きな声一つ、笑い声一つ立てる者もない。お互いが疲れて眠るのみ、浅い眠りを醒ましてはならぬ。 乗組員の人たちは非番の僅かな時間を割いて静かに読書するか、碁、将棋をするか、時には食後のひと時をトランプに打ち興じるくらいが〇か月以上の娯楽の全てである。 娯楽の少なさを嘆く我々の安易な考えを、強く？がえたのである。 4：57-5：40 出撃以来早幾十日、普段の緊張を続けながら日は過ぎていった。紺碧の海の色も、茜立つ美しい夕空も艦内勤務者にとっては最早忘れられた色となる。 毎日の缶詰生活に飽きてくる頃となり、たったネギの根だけがわずかに生の野菜と言えば言えるのである。 こんな時、我々に大きな慰めを与えてくれるものはトビウオであった。勢いよく水上を走ってきたと思うとポンと甲板に飛び上がってくる。 乗組員たちは敵哨船と同様にこの獲物を待ち焦がれる。　 5：58-6：56 数匹のトビウオは艦全体には行き渡らない。まず、艦長から順次に配給される。このトビウオの旨さは忘れることのできないものの一つであった。 日毎夜毎の缶詰生活は胃腸を壊しやすい。食後には消化錠、ビタミンAB、肝油球、視力回復錠と服食物よりも薬の方を多く飲むのである。 軍医長は限りある小人数で多くの激しい勤務をせねばならぬ人たちに少しでも病気を出してはならぬと乗組員の健康を常に注意しているのである。

[@MrCantStopTheRobot]

完璧

[@MaidenPasadena]

Thanks

[@allanfifield8256]

2:50 'Go' Game, looks to be at a reasonable level of play.

[@MM22966]

Hwk97, you find the most interesting archive footage!

[@noranyan2000]

The narration in old Japanese was rewritten in a modern style and automatically translated. The translation has not been proofread or polished. 0:30 Training, training, and the results of training are the key to getting ahead of the enemy and cultivating a steadfast belief and ardent fighting spirit to destroy the enemy. We have come to trust the Imperial Navy more and more as we witness them hone their skills every day. 1:25 The enemy patrol zone must have been close by. All work on deck is done in the dark after dark. (inaudible narration) 1:50 Oil-soaked rags are also canned and dumped so that they do not ooze oil, and every precaution is taken to avoid detection by the enemy. 2:23 The temperature inside the ship is 119 degrees, and the "goza" (woven plant material used for napping, etc.) on which we lay is soaked with sweat. The sight of soldiers sleeping shoulder-to-shoulder on top of each other reminds me that we should not complain about the small number of rooms in our homes and bemoan the inconvenience of electricity-saving lifestyle. If we can sleep with our legs stretched out, shouldn't we be content with that? 2:54 No one shouts or laughs in the soldiers' room so as not to disturb the sleep of the soldiers who are napping. Off-duty soldiers also take a few moments to read quietly or play Go (a classic game with black and white pieces) or Shogi (like Japanese-style chess). Occasionally playing cards is also all the entertainment on the months-long flight. 3:26 Our easy thoughts about our lack of entertainment (inaudible over the noise) 3:45 (distance meter? 18282 nautical miles displayed) 4:27 (also showing 24655 nautical miles) 4:56 It has already been a few dozen days since the sortie and the constant tension has continued. The color of the blue sea and the sky that is tinted in madder tones will be forgotten by those who work on the ship. The daily canned meals become boring, and the only fresh meal is a few green onion sprouts. 5:22 It is "flying fish" that brings us great joy at such times. Just when you think they have swum vigorously above the water, they jump onto the deck. We wait impatiently for this as if we were meeting an enemy. 5:57 A few flying fish is not enough for all.First.Let's start with the captain.Catering in order, starting with the captain first.They will be served first, starting with the captain. The deliciousness of this flying fish is one of those things you never forget. 6:20 Eating canned food every day and every night is not good for the stomach. After each meal, they take more medicine than side dishes: digestive medicine, vitamin A, vitamin B, liver oil, and sight-restoring tablets. 6:35 The chief medical officer pays attention to the health of the crew, not wanting the soldiers, who have to work on a meager diet, to get even the slightest bit sick. 6:58 (motto on the blackboard) Watch first, seek and kill the enemy, never lose a battle, win a tactical battle. 7:05. - Captain, change of duty. Gather round the desk. Explain the situation. This is where we are right now. We are close to enemy routes such as India (inaudible) and Africa. Therefore, enemy patrols are heavy, but there are also many enemy ships (note: targets for attack). The important thing for a submarine is to act stealthily. The first step is to find the target before the enemy does. Therefore, since the lookout is our life, we must be careful not to miss even the slightest smoke signal. Now wash your eyes and take your turn.

[@hw97karbine]

Thank you for that!

[@waldopepper1]

Thank you!

[@mingyuhuang8944]

How does this not have more views??

[@Sokol10]

The actual little interest in history of WWII events... videos of this channel are linked in the Il2sturmvovik (combat flight simulator game), what should attract audience with interest in the matter, but seems that kind of game too has little interest.

[@hw97karbine]

If I was able to offer an English translation I'm sure that would help, but unfortunately I do not speak Japanese.

[@mingyuhuang8944]

@@hw97karbine it is a very rare look at life on a imperial Japanese submarine still, indeed it is a propaganda video but still a valuable historical material

[@eyesuphere-s9o]

Japanese Das Boot.

[@BelloBudo007]

Nice little video. They seem a happy bunch. Maybe submariners in all Navies are that way.

[@ddefender6228]

Просто супер кадры!!

[@akeffo]

Interesting video. Thank you!

[@Cold930]

The character on the counter at 3:52 appears to be 浬 which is "nautical mile"

[@Theogenerang]

Im assuming that isn't sake at 8.00.

[@roberthuff3122]

The speaker describes the daily life and challenges on the Imperial Navy ship. They mention the trust in the Navy's capabilities, the cramped living conditions, and the limited entertainment options. They highlight the importance of maintaining quiet and not disturbing others' sleep. The speaker also discusses the health precautions taken by the crew and the distribution of fish as a treat. From the AI god: That achievement is to build an unwavering belief in firm enemies, direct destruction, and a passionate fighting spirit. We have seen the figure of the Imperial Navy that we polish day by day, and have strengthened our faith more and more. The small sea area is approaching. All work on the deck is done in the dark after sunset. Due to the rusty cheeks due to seawater, the surroundings of small damaged parts on the opposite side. Or, you can't throw away even a piece of garbage. Oily porosity is also packed in empty cans and sunk deep into the sea, paying full attention not to be discovered by the enemy. The indoor temperature is 119 degrees, and the sweat on the mat leaves a trace of the body. Seeing a peaceful figure sleeping so that shoulders overlap and rub against each other, we feel that we can't complain about the small number of rooms at home and the inconvenience of saving electricity. If you put your feet in, you should stand, and if you lay your body down, you should be satisfied with it. In order not to disturb these people's sleep, there is no big voice or laughter in the staff room. Both are tired and sleep, and should not wake up from a light sleep. Crew members spend a small amount of time overnight to quietly read or play chess. Sometimes, after a meal, hitting Trump is all the entertainment for more than a month. We lamented the lack of entertainment and were strongly guided by our easy thinking. Since the sortie, the day has passed while keeping the usual tension. The color of the deep blue sea and the beautiful evening sky that turns red are already forgotten colors for indoor workers. When you get tired of canned life every day, only the roots of leeks can be said to be fresh vegetables. At this time, what gives us great comfort is the whirlpool. When I think I'm running on the water with great momentum, I jump up to the deck with a pom. Crew members are longing for this game as well as enemy boats. A few flying fish do not go around the entire building. First, it is distributed sequentially from the building manager. The taste of this flying fish was one of the unforgettable ones. Canned life day and night is easy to break the stomach. After meals, digestion, vitamins A and B, liver oil balls, visual recovery, and more medicine than side dishes. The Ministry of Bun is always careful about the health of the crew, who have to do a lot of hard work with a small number of people, so as not to get sick. Environment, re-change. Gather in front of the map and explain the situation. The current position is about here. This is the India-Goshu route. It is close to the enemy route such as India-Iran-Africa. Therefore, enemy obstacles are strict, and there are also many enemy battles. The life of a submarine is to act secretly. First of all, it is necessary to find the enemy before the enemy. Therefore, because vigilance is our life, be vigilant so that you don't miss the blessings of heaven and the smoke on the ground. Then wash your hands and change. Praise money before the door, praise money before the door, praise money before the door, praise money before the door, praise money before the door, praise money before the door.

[@kurttate9446]

That shot of the reflection of the moon on the water while under way looks exactly like the opening scene from the Victory at Sea television series from the 50’s. I wonder if it is the same scene?

[@yepiratesworkshop7997]

Wow! I thought I was the only one who remembered that. I ended up getting the whole series on DVD about 10 or 15 years ago. Some good footage, but that "intro" music over and over got a little old while binge watching it.

[@Alboalt]

That sub carried a huge gun!

[@allanfifield8256]

Per Wikipedia, either 1 × 100 mm (3.9 in) or 120 mm (4.7 in)

[@allewis4008]

The only time Canada was attacked in WW2 was by a submarine cannon, just like this one.

[@MM22966]

Ironically, one of the few Japanese attacks on American shores was made by a sub deck gun much like this. Shortly after Pearl Harbor one surfaced off the port of Los Angles and put a couple of dozen rounds into the Exxon oil tank farm near the shore. (no real damage, tho)

[@matsukachev771]

戦時中の日本ニュースかな？それにしてもとても貴重な映像ですね

[@lordofbathurst]

He's a time traveller, there's no other explanation

[@BB12659]

That one boy nearly fell off the superstructure right into the water.

[@tgorski52]

Imagine a case of pink eye breaking out on an IJN submarine

[@rockystelone21]

or brown eye

[@yepiratesworkshop7997]

@@rockystelone21 They all had a case of slant-eye when they went aboard.

[@mikloridden8276]

Imagine when they had the Runs! My god the smell would’ve been awful

[@U.F.O.Technology]

Japanese GoPro movie.Думаю.

[@sixpackpilot]

The only word I understood was "vitamins" @6:25. These videos are the best because they show everyday life. Interesting to see what games they played on board to pass the time. Not sure what purpose is of putting a glass of water (I presume) against the eyes. Maybe just to wash them as a remidy against irritated, sore eyes. The atmosphere inside a badly ventilated sub can't have been too great.

[@-Invero-]

From what I get roughly translated by Google, they washed their eyes to keep it in the best condition as the officer emphasizing the importance of spotting and discovering the enemy.

[@SNOUPS4]

They also say something like "shigoto" at the start when they prepare the canon, which means "job"

[@giuseppenativo9033]

When I was a boy (mid-sixties) I saw my doctor cousin (much older than me) do the same thing with a shot glass of water and a few drops of lemon. It must have been an ancient method of eye cleansing (in this case used with some medicinal substance), today superseded by eye drops.

[@alexj.talladino6685]

Chowtime...MMMM , Were having boiled fisheads and fried fishtails...yummie.

[@yepiratesworkshop7997]

Don't forget the "fish bone soup!"

[@billp4]

And something out of those cans they dumped on the floor and opened with a rusty part that must've fallen off somewhere.

[@stoggafllik]

asian food isnt suited to whites

[@1019ha]

敵のトランプでなく。やるなら花札ですね。親父は潜水艦乗りをしていました。生きて復員したので自分があります。

[@PauloPereira-jj4jv]

The glass of water (?) probably was useful for cleaning the salt from the eyes.

[@yepiratesworkshop7997]

And the diesel fume slime that had to permeate everything down below.

[@hara2152]

この人達の働きが有って、今の日本が有るのだ。感謝、感謝❗

[@drott150]

Fascinating. I wish it wasn't cut short the way it was. Anyone know what the eye dousing thing was towards the end?

[@三尾和寛]

7:04 - 7:45 (日本語) 艦橋見張り交代よろし。 地図の前に集まれ、状況を説明する。 只今の位置はだいたいここ。ここはインド豪州コース。インドイランアフリカなどの敵補給路に近い。したがって敵の哨戒も厳重であるが、また敵船も多い。 潜水艦の生命は隠密に行動すること。まず敵より先に敵を発見することが必要である。したがって見張りこそは我々の生命であるから、●●のうえ、一条の煙も見逃さぬよう厳重に見張りせよ。 では目を洗って交代せよ。 (translate) Ready to change the watch on the bridge. Gather around the map and explain the situation. The current location is roughly here. This is the Indo-Australian course. Close to enemy supply routes such as Indo-Iranian Africa. Therefore, enemy patrols are strict, but there are also many enemy ships. The life line of a submarine is stealth. First of all, it is necessary to discover the enemy before they do. Therefore, keeping watch is our life line, so in addition to ●●, keep a strict watch so that you don't miss even a single ray of smoke. Now wash your eyes and change the watch.

[@SDM-Rendah-T0l0L]

Samudra Hindia banyak ikan terbang yak

[@berteisenbraun7415]

Wonder what the Caliber of Deck gun that is?

[@jvgrunt7898]

120mm

[@Oligodendrocyte139]

Mr Wikipedia also gives 100mm as a possibility.

[@mikearmstrong8483]

Varies, depending on which production series of Kaidai this is. Most had a 120mm (4.7") gun. Early ones could alternatively have a 100mm (3.9") gun. The one shown in the video is almost certainly a 120mm; it is too big for a 100mm.

[@antique7391]

These brave men thought the Emperor was actually a descendant of God. Glad he told them the truth at the end.

[@perpetualgrin5804]

If the engines are made by Mitsubishi they are good.

[@Hoopaball]

This is the Indian Union of India, India, and Iran. 7:21 Enemy's down near the enemy road in Africa etc. 7:25 The introduction is strict, but there is also a battle. 7:28 Many beings are enemies who act secretly. 7:33 It is necessary to discover the enemy earlier 7:36 Therefore, seeing is our life. 7:39 Even the smoke of war is kept under strict watch as if it were your body. 7:44 Now, wash your eyes.

[@tabryis]

Rember perl horbor

[@meskalin64]

Did they have sake in the eyes?

[@dmandal.jaalcar]

Nobody can deny that the brutal Japanese militarists caused untold suffering and humiliation to fellow Asiatic peoples during World War 2. At the same time we cannot but admire Japan for being the only Non-White nation who could build such wonderful state-of-the-art machinery 80 years ago, when nobody could think that anyone other than Europeans and Americans were capable of doing science and high technology.

[@Abensberg]

haha racist much? :D sounds exactly like a polite way to say "yeah well, never expected them gooks to be as smart as a decent human beeing" crazy to think other people are not that dumb eh?

[@rrg3740]

6:20 are those salt pills or vitamine pills? I can not read or understand Japanees.

[@MontyGumby]

wash eyes ? why ?

[@angloaust1575]

Rather cramped conditions!

[@allanfifield8256]

Anyone know: Where Japanese submariners all volunteers as with other navies?

[@mikloridden8276]

Those guys at 3:18 were probably like “I’ can’t wait to land in Manchuria, they got the comfort houses!”

[@ahmadsasuki3040]

imperial japan navy submarine

[@jatisasmita4813]

How can naval gun in submarine work properly after submerged into saltwater, that's another level

[@allanfifield8256]

I have always wondered about that,

[@Mthammere2010]

Breech and chamber have to be airtight to prevent exploding upon discharge. All they had to do was use brass instead of steel, and plug the barrel. these are WW2 Submarines they didn't go deep.

[@CatsNCows]

These guys are likely entombed in that boat.

[@Mthammere2010]

Every Japanese Submarine didn't sink.

[@mikearmstrong8483]

The record and fate of every one of this type is easily accessible online.

[@keilveil9153]

7:52 what is going on here

[@user-マロニーちゃんもどき]

恐らく目薬かと

[@doc.6956]

I was about ask the same question.

[@berteisenbraun7415]

Probably coating the Eye so Salt water doesn't get in it. That is my guess

[@midway27272727]

Eye eye sir

[@kaptainkaos1202]

@@midway27272727 oh I see what you did there! Oh and if your screen name is referring to the island Midway I’ve been there many, many times with work. We used to fly from there when the Soviet Union was doing missile work. The multiple recently vehicles would splash down NW of Midway. Weird watching a missile vehicle recentering above you when you’re at 28,000’ AGL.

[@coldmountain1997]

Apparently Japanese submariners didn’t stink! They were all specifically checked to have the gene where your sweat doesn’t produce any smell and one guy was a “sniffer” to check lol

[@billp4]

When cookie came out and picked up fish off the deck for dinner that was it for me. Goes good with that canned cabbage well be farting next to our bunk buddies. No wonder Fuji surrendered to McHale. I'd want to get blown out of the water.

[@teotselek1536]

Japanese submarines were more successful compared to German U boats against allied warships!! The Germans rarely chose to target warships. Even to the last days of imperial Japan they sunk Indianapolis!!!

[@JB-rt4mx]

Nandeska Origato

[@SuperTrumpMAGA]

.??😂

[@yasserothman4023]

Before occupation by the us

[@infoscholar5221]

Poor bastards.

[@mikewinston8709]

Ummmm…..I think Das Boot was probably more realistic…😂😂😂

[@Cyan_Nightingale]

This is probably a Japanese midget submarine.

[@mikearmstrong8483]

The typical Japanese midget submarine had only a 2 man crew, and about as much space as a small apartment bathroom. This is a full size sub. There are several on display around the US. Find one and have a look inside. There is one in San Francisco that you can tour. It is astounding how 60 men could live for weeks at a time in these things.

[@Cyan_Nightingale]

@@mikearmstrong8483 I doubt this Japanese submarine was even of the same size as US or German Reichsmarine fullsize submarine.

[@josephli4885]

@@Cyan_Nightingale Japanese submarines in ww2 are much larger than submarine of other countries. I-400，which has a displacement of 5000 tons, was the largest submarine in ww2.

[@allewis4008]

A Type 7 Uboat (Das Boot) had too short a range. Only the big Type 9's could handle the Pacific.

[@mentalretard2359]

Submarines were terrible places in WW2, whether German, Japanese, American or Italian.

[@Waldemarvonanhalt]

American subs had refrigerators.

[@mentalretard2359]

@@Waldemarvonanhaltyes that made a whole lot of difference if you developed a leak.

[@ReplyNotificationsMuted]

Gross.

[@justinove7521]

I believe this is a snippet from the longer film called "Gōchin" (轟沈)

[@chechnya]

I'd hate to be the dishwasher on that sub

[@eliterry3785]

This was interesting. Thanks for posting.

[@panzerivausfg4062]

What's that thing they did with the glass in their eyes towards the end of the video?

[@yepiratesworkshop7997]

It was probably a boric acid eye rinse. It's a big help for eyes that are crusty, tired and slimed over from diesel fumes, etc. But even a fresh water rinse is a big help. If you don't have an "eye cup" to hold the solution, a shot-glass (without the whiskey) will also work.

[@manuelcarbo282]

7:44 : eyewash with eye drops to be able to keep a good eye on the sea, cleansing from the contamination inside the submarine. It is likely that the liquid used by the crew members of the Japanese submarine is a special eye drop without antibiotics, composed mainly of a saline solution. Collyrium, ophthalmic solution or eyedrops: 1. Irritation from salt: Salt water from the sea can irritate the eyes, especially after prolonged time inside the submarine in dry air. A saline eye drop would help protect the eyes from salt and irritation. 2. Contamination: Submarines can have high levels of airborne contaminants, such as dust, smoke and fumes. These contaminants can irritate the eyes and cause vision problems. A saline eye drop would help remove dirt and contaminants from the eyes. 3. Precautions: Submarines are confined spaces where diseases can easily spread. Flushing the eyes with a saline eye drop can help prevent the spread of infections. Composition of the collyrium: 1. Saline solution: sterile saline is a mixture of water and salt that mimics the natural composition of tears. It is safe and effective for cleansing and protecting the eyes. The closed environment and lack of humidity can increase the sensation of dry eyes, which makes a saline eye drop even more useful to provide relief. 2. Other substances: In some cases, the eye drops may contain other substances such as: 2.1. Boric acid: A mild antiseptic that helps prevent bacterial growth. 2.2. Zinc sulfate: An astringent that helps reduce inflammation. Boric acid as a mild antiseptic and zinc sulfate as an astringent to reduce inflammation. (GPT 3.5 + Gemini + Deepl)

[@Finoramadhan10-hu5bw]

If this footage get recovered, would it mean that the submarine in this footage was return safe? But i think no

[@sem3738]

I think thé canon IS a german one liké thé german u-boot?

[@jeffersonmanchild9271]

Very brave men....