Philippines' Unsinkable Battleship

[@decentish8546]

I like the careful avoidance of the fact that it was built and manned by an entirely American crew.

[@LoniD26]

Whewwww, they danced around that huh

[@laff__8821]

as if philippinos had any rights at the time

[@mattsprayberry0]

Except when we abandoned it when the Japanese took the Philippines and had to pour gasoline in it to get the Japanese out because it was impenetrable

[@andrewappleton9242]

Designed and made by Americans when making dreadnoughts in WW1. They went for a concrete design however it flopped massively.

[@Seahawkfan2281]

​@@laff__8821Are you serious?? You ever wonder why the speak Spanish?? Spain colonized the Philippines and America fought the Spanish American war. Until the Americans came the true local population was forced into slavery and nearly hunted to extinction.

[@JoseEmmanuelBinalla2003]

It was never mentioned that the americans built fort drum, lets give that credit to them.

[@B-52H]

​@Y-Yatora-Y But it's not it was an American Fort made to protect the island from the growing threat of the Japanese. The Americans who fought on the fort held off the invasion for as long as they could indured the harsh conditions inside to protect the Philippines, fighting until they literally couldn't.

[@DoomSlayer_bfg]

Murca!!!🦅🦅🦅🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@Dev05-fr5np]

Ngl America already has a lot of credit for a lot of better stuff so I think missing one is a bit fair (plz no war)

[@Latviešu_Amēlija]

​@@Dev05-fr5np stop talking kid

[@Chieffam15]

@@Dev05-fr5npshut 🤏

[@allanis_the_great]

correction pls. this is America's Unsinkable 'Concrete Battleship' Fort Drum, built by United States Army Corps of Engineers in the Philippines.

[@Tryhardsaretheworst]

No

[@therealiroquoisball]

​@@Tryhardsaretheworst Philippines was an American colony in WW2, look it up.

[@crxishere]

​@@therealiroquoisball true

[@jaytm6719]

Thank you for adding the correction.

[@vhs360]

Yoink! mine now

[@Schnapius]

I love how they did not even mention a single reference about who constructed this american concrete battleship

[@alexonorep5978]

How about saying Fort Drum? Do you think it's not enough of acknowledgement of the Americans?

[@votehuss4833]

​@@alexonorep5978no. No it isn't

[@alexonorep5978]

@@votehuss4833 It's really hard to accept, isn't it?😁

[@Marsh370]

​@@alexonorep5978giving credit where it's due?

[@qweenbuttons3189]

@@alexonorep5978the Americans made it though? Like they should get more acknowledgement

[@karldergrosse-333]

That’s crazy - tell us more about how the Philippines constructed this. What unit of the Philippino army was stationed there?

[@xaviermendoza8261]

The 59th Coast Artillery Regiment of the US Army

[@Nagi_O]

Thas crazy​@@xaviermendoza8261

[@KyloBarley]

@@xaviermendoza8261😂😂

[@shikitalocklear7971]

It was built in Man by The Americans

[@sunzero2152]

@@shikitalocklear7971I’m pretty sure he was being sarcastic

[@CaptainPlayzMPG]

You remember the last time someone said a ship will never sink? You remember what happened?

[@Foreigner_135]

Aircraft Carriers: *"I remember alright."* 😅

[@ashleyholden2539]

@@Foreigner_135no they talkin bout the titanic

[@Foreigner_135]

@@ashleyholden2539 💀

[@boi7316]

Oceangate crew: Yea, we can see that

[@il1680]

The bismarck

[@flocerkim7057]

Actually this battleship was build by the Americans.

[@Gu....]

@G30110 no, according to business insider as well as wikipedia, the U.S. corp of engineers built this

[@rusted9483]

​@@Gu....Yeah and they are Americans idot its the same

[@Gu....]

@@rusted9483 there was a reply to this comment that has since been deleted, I was responding to that

[@KK0pL]

​@@rusted9483You didn't realise he wasn't talking to the original commenter or you?.

[@rusted9483]

@@Gu.... Oh damn sorry lol

[@smilyboi9847]

USS Nevada: Eh, cool story but can you survive two atomic bombs?

[@jimtaylor294]

USS Arkansas: "obubub glub blubu"

[@Just_a_lonely_rider]

Annnnd Pearl Harbor before both no?

[@AnalystLoth]

Prinz Eugen: “Agreed, mein friend.”

[@Constance_tinople]

@@AnalystLoththis thing always seems disingenuous to me as they didn’t really survive the blasts given the whole sinking part. And even then the distance from the ships to the blast zone is extremely important. Like a nuke 100m away versus kilometers away has a very different result. I mean the nukes still annihilated the superstructures and upper decks from the able detonation

[@levibarns7576]

“Unsinkable and unstoppable” Nuclear fission: 😎

[@NeelMarathe-wx1iq]

Love how they conveniently left out that it was built and manned by Americans. Also *USS New Jersey has entered the chat*

[@Alpha_627]

Sorry man, but NJ on break now gonna have to go for someone else (in drydock she need repair and maintenance and what not)

[@alexonorep5978]

Are you deaf? What does Fort Drum means to you?

[@TinPanMan_REAL]

Two comments in one that’s crazy

[@audiblerangerdms6616]

"You can't sink an island!" USS New Jersey would like to know your location.

[@notasoviett34trustme]

How did I forget that 💀💀

[@spinoraptorspinosaurus6969]

thought it was wisconsin

[@audiblerangerdms6616]

@spinoraptorspinosaurus6969 She blew up a Korean artillery base, and was the source of the "temper temper" story

[@spinoraptorspinosaurus6969]

@@audiblerangerdms6616 sorry abt that. Ik abt the temper temper thing but i thought she sunk an island during that aswell.

[@audiblerangerdms6616]

@spinoraptorspinosaurus6969 you're alright, they all got up to some equally insane fuckshit during their respective wars

[@YuriVolzumaru]

Unbroken , unsinkable , unstoppable, you forgot the Unforgotten

[@GregAlloins]

It would only be sinkable if it has current wars that it fights

[@GregAlloins]

@mr kamater-kuner welp, you were esaid to be unsknkable

[@dennisrichardteng7170]

It is non-operational, abandoned, non-functional. Definitely broken.

[@mrman5666]

it was bombed 17 times and shot by 300mm guns to 200mm gun for 2 weeks and the most forgoten ship as the yamto was like it but dumer and evaen more dumer.

[@monicatadiotto6428]

A little bit broken i think

[@that_astrodude]

1st of all its not a battle ship its a island 2nd of all it was built by the americans 3rd of all just because it has canons from a battleship dosent mean it is

[@hanzogaming8432]

It's a fort not an island it was built by Philippines and Americans bc Philippines is an American colony before

[@d3thkn1ghtmcgee74]

Also entirely manned by Americans until after WW2 lol

[@MicrowavedBurritosShadow]

@@hanzogaming8432 it was made by the United States Army Corps of Engineers.

[@brennanrizer94]

⁠​⁠​⁠@@hanzogaming8432you’re wrong aside from the fact that the Philippines is a US TERRITORY, not a colony😂😂😂

[@garyhill2740]

It was designed and built in the shape of a battleship. It had guns in turrets on the main "deck", and casemate mounted guns on the side like a battleship. It was referred to (and often still is) as "the concrete battleship". But, if you would like to continue splitting hairs, by all means please continue....

[@il1680]

This was made AND manned by americans tho so dont get patriotic yet lods

[@arshamrezvan]

Hahaha 😂

[@Talos827]

You don't get too patriotic either british man xD And since brits are basically half german...

[@Talos827]

@@humannotcat1622 Who do you call 'Murican, Anglo-Saxon? But yes I agree that 'Murica is mainly your fault xD

[@jadom111]

:(

[@alexonorep5978]

Why not it's ours already? We can rebuild it especially its big guns and probably put some anti Aircraft guns and missile?

[@herrflammen6487]

“An unsinkable battleship” Oceanic cryptids: “and I took that personally”

[@asroczka]

Titanic: **wheezes in I still got sunk** Even though they had different purposes, just bc you say it’s unsinkable doesn’t mean you should be confident about it being unsinkable.

[@Mysteries39]

true that Philippines was a former US colony but that battleship made by the americans that should be americas concrete battleship's.

[@zherean42069]

The battleship is from earth so everyone owns it

[@kingpredator117]

@@zherean42069I guess I own France now

[@ArgyleAuroraAurealis]

@@zherean42069 I guess I own China now

[@elysianphoenix7767]

I guess I own tristan da cunha

[@Deleted_Cat]

@@zherean42069i guess i own you now

[@anirprasadd]

"It's unsinkable" Guided missile destroyer - "Hold my beer"

[@lynperez1239]

Bruh, it's connected to the land below sea level, go to school first or study smart before you say that

[@anirprasadd]

@@lynperez1239 Dumbass I meant that the whole upper structure of that place can be totally destroyed and parts of it be submerged

[@theredbaron2313]

@@lynperez1239missile destroyers also have torpedos and a gun.

[@TonyGilbert1]

​@@anirprasaddit's 13 feet of solid concrete not gonna happen

[@ThatChristmasGuyVR]

@@TonyGilbert1 I would like you to try and explain to me how a tiny piece of concrete will stop a nuclear bomb

[@bowlingpin3092]

Unbroken, unsinkable, unstoppable and American

[@yeeters2347]

@@DsFk80s Lmao, keep sipping that Commie tea, seems to be doing wonder for you mental health

[@ConrailSD80MAC]

​@@DsFk80sNot really

[@keannoxyrenceesquivel2349]

AMERICA RAAAAH 🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅

[@Dumb-Comment]

​@@ConrailSD80MACthe ignorance

[@ThePrince_Kyler23]

colony bro Philippines was a colony sell by spaniards to U.S

[@SouthCentralOntario]

This battleship, is not a battleship. Nice guns though. And this was entirely manned by a US crew, no Filipinos were stationed there. And the name is Fort Drum.

[@AmericanFlyOnTheWall]

My wife is a Filipina. Much respect from the USA. 🇺🇸 🇵🇭

[@kingpredator117]

Yeah considering we made it 🇺🇸

[@Brucedakat]

@@kingpredator117lol

[@Tankfan145]

This ship thing is unsinkable “Some random icbm flying at Mach 8 traveling to 14.30503° N, 120.63059° E”

[@jocelynuy2922]

💀💀💀

[@keannoxyrenceesquivel2349]

The amount of specification 😭🙏

[@Tankfan145]

@@keannoxyrenceesquivel2349 I believe that’s the coordinates of it

[@n8zog584]

To everyone pointing out that Fort Drum was an American base, I think the lesson of Fort Drum can still be poigniant. Poetic even. The fort was built in order for Americans to keep hold of their colonial ownership of the Philippines. However, in the face of the Japanese onslaught, the Americans and Filipinos fought alongside each other as former rivals and even died for each other. Fort Drum at first represented a terrible colonial past of subjugation for the Philippines... Yet in its final act of service, instead of fighting to dominate the Philipines, Fort Drum was fighting ALONGSIDE the Phillipines, (and thousands of troops that were hastily retreating to safety). Sure one good deed does not make up for dozens of past wrongs... but in its last days, Fort Drum used tons of lead and gallons of blood to form one heck of an apology. A fairytale monster putting itself between a former enemy and an even bigger threat. The US colonial era symbolically ended when the fort was finally shut down after ww2... Its a passing of the torch where the Filipinos were given their country back and proof they can rely on themselves, but they still pay respects to what came before. That's why it's a national landmark.

[@antlionworkerfan2007]

I’m pretty sure you’re just overthinking this, considering that the video is framed completely like it’s a piece of Philippine innovation and strength against the unstoppable Japanese empire when in all reality it’s just some random American relic of their former history of imperialism throughout the pacific

[@EastBaron27]

Definitely a better explanation of it.

[@Mexiepino]

It’s funny how they told America to leave and now is asking them back because of China’s saber-rattling. 😂

[@SacredRat]

I will have little objection to china invading them. They have taken their fortune for granted for far too long. They need to learn what happens when you bite the hand that feeds. They need to spend a couple if years under actual opression so they learn not to whine.

[@ok-wl1mn]

man im a filipino and i dont get how we missed an opportunity to be part of the us

[@zherean42069]

You know alliance exist right

[@kingpredator117]

@@ok-wl1mnyeah y’all could of ended up like Hawaii but the Philippines is huge tho

[@ok-wl1mn]

@@kingpredator117 idk seems like a win right, but yeah true them americans dont want any "ethnically different" people among them anyway

[@JoyZofSoRRoW]

You know... Building modern versions of this surrounding particular shores of the Philippines would not be a bad idea...

[@leatfingie4760]

So basically a Magiot Line in Asia

[@JoyZofSoRRoW]

@@leatfingie4760 maybe... Sorta.. I was thinking something bigger than could even have a runway for aircraft. Therefore the need of building a huge chain of such islands wouldn't be necessary. Budgets and all that.

[@CV-uj2qt]

​@@JoyZofSoRRoWso basically making an airfield in the middle of the Philippines sea

[@JoyZofSoRRoW]

@@CV-uj2qt should be a few not just one. It would probably be cheaper for the Philippines than buying an aircraft carrier, training crew and they could build it bigger to accommodate standard aircraft instead of having to bug squads of naval aircraft

[@CV-uj2qt]

@@JoyZofSoRRoW yeh but it can't run away from trouble if needed and it's a logistical nightmare to supply and re-supply airfields in the middle of the sea specially when your navy is weak

[@Delta007YT]

It’s not a battleship. It’s SHAPED like a battleship. Also it was built by American crew members

[@sickocell]

35 yes of my existence, lived just 10mins from Manila bay, and this is the first time I've heard of this

[@SomeKrieger]

It’s a man made rock with 2 rusted out guns on it. Not even close to being a battleship. Plus it was made by the US. So the resilience of the Filipinos is just America’s leftovers.

[@perezpizani]

FYI, it is broken and stopped working as it was supposed to. And, you should start fixing it asap to be used for its intended purpose.

[@musicduck2251]

"The Philippines has a battleship that will NEVER SINK" Rising Sea levels caused by Global Warming: Are you sure bout That!

[@BackroomsDogeScp173]

Any boats will still float even if sea level is rising

[@Genesongx]

@@BackroomsDogeScp173 well fort drum is not a boat fyi

[@BackroomsDogeScp173]

@@Genesongx fr

[@alexonorep5978]

Well it's the end of the world you're talking about.

[@Cyroid_1]

Just because it hasn’t sank yet, doesn’t mean it will never sink.

[@ThatDudeCobz]

“Unbroken, unsinkable, built and designed by America”

[@Mr_Boneb]

Philippines : we have a ship that will never sink (USS Wyoming has entered the chat)

[@theoneinthebackground4209]

Americans in the comments be like “What can I say except you’re welcome”!

[@HoosierCatfish]

So true, lol

[@Gelaviation]

This is probably the closest we could get to the Ice Battleship that the USSR once dreamed and tested. (Though, it's made of rock, while the other one is ice, it's still a different material than steel.)

[@alvodin6197]

Sadly the resilience of the Filipinos resulted in trauma, toxic family dynamics and a corrupt mafia government, which is just taken granted. As fellow half Filipino, I wish Filipinos would stop taking pride in buildings and leftover from colonialism .This is what happens you have your culture and identify, you start identifying with things that should be destroyed.

[@alexonorep5978]

Fort Drum is a piece of technological marvel that we should learn and produce by ourselves for our defense.

[@Henry30472]

​@@alexonorep5978 it' literally concrete and guns how is it technoligical

[@christinado2038]

America after watching it “well let’s see if this is unsinkable timmy get the nukes ready!

[@Mocha2woopah]

Wish the philipines actually made it shape like a real battleship lmao

[@xogeneral1512]

phillipines was still a slave country back then.

[@lyric-992]

The Americans build it

[@kingpredator117]

Americans*

[@CV-uj2qt]

It's the Americans who built the island and it was due to the outcome of the naval battle between the American and Spanish navy, in manila bay. They saw that the islands in the middle of manila bay was crucial for it's defense

[@kalabawfxtv358]

That's a good attitude like Filipino , unsinkable unstopable 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭

[@MrAfriend1994]

Made by USA

[@RamRockTH]

"Mom I need battle ship!" Mom : we have battle ship at home Battle ship at home :

[@notjaidenszn]

I think they should keep the control parts according on the pictures

[@sibeisun5272]

The battleship was built by the United States. The country is named after a Spanish name. That's some resilience.

[@HelsinkiFarter]

Whenever they say somethings unsinkable, its most definitely sink able.

[@sussybird8628]

It really can't sink, cayse it's an island that looks like a ship.

[@HelsinkiFarter]

@@sussybird8628 *Bro* ........ *Its Called A Joke*

[@sussybird8628]

Not funny joke

[@HelsinkiFarter]

@@sussybird8628 No, you just don't have a sense of humour. Man, people like you really make me dread commenting.

[@CV-uj2qt]

It is unsinkable but it's destroyable

[@OffendingTheOffendable]

Fort drum looks like someone was just playing

[@basedmachine]

Try not to misconstrue Filipino history by Filipinos challenge (impossible)

[@mr.noob3470]

Titanic : we never sinks! Philippines :

[@stonecoldwarrior5223]

The Philippines also has the location of the largest battleship in the world. IJN Musashi. Yamato class battleship. She sank October 24th 1944. During her last battle.

[@winlee4884]

The way she presented the history of the Fort Drum, conveniently disregarding the fact that it was American built and operated 🙄 is so annoying. What’s next? Is she gonna make another video about the HIJMS Musashi and claim it as a Filipino battleship?

[@kovi-kovi-viko]

​@@winlee4884 no wonder this country is a shithole -- it's ran by pricks like her who think they're doing the entire country a favor by warping history to their advantage.

[@IlyaKNSH]

This tdx warship trailer is too OP

[@LegendaryFire1]

😂😂😂

[@sankyu3950]

🗣️🔥"OH SHIT HE MAXED OUT HIS BATTLESHIP!!!" 🔊

[@Austin.Kilgore]

Yeah they filled it with gasoline after the enemy took it over and then blew them all up while they were inside it

[@true_neutral3378]

They didn't explode, they just burned. It was slow and very painful.

[@final_dash]

it didnt sink tho

[@Austin.Kilgore]

@@final_dash because it’s not a boat… or “battleship”. It’s essentially just a big slab of of create & steel in the middle of the ocean.

[@final_dash]

@@Austin.Kilgore I know, its a (bad) joke…

[@jeffersonmanchild9271]

Yes they did and it was horrifying.

[@ArmedSpaghet]

People complaining it was built by the Americans. As if the Philippines and America arent brothers in arms.. They fought together as they retook their home from the Japanese.

[@Murmanskkk]

Doesn't change the fact that the Philippines had no rights on even being part of the building of the Fort. Not even being on it

[@ArmedSpaghet]

@@Murmanskkk ok?

[@ThePrince_Kyler23]

It was unique among forts built by the United States between the American Civil War and early World War II, as it was a sea fort with turrets. It was captured and occupied by the Japanese during World War II, and was recaptured after U.S. forces ignited petroleum and gasoline in the fort, the conflagration killing 68 Japanese soldiers and leaving it permanently out of commission. Due to the high temperature caused by the conflagration it took five days before U.S. soldiers could enter the fortress. The now-abandoned fort was named after Brigadier General Richard C. Drum,[2] who served with distinction during the Mexican-American War and the American Civil War, and died on October 15, 1909, the year of the fort's construction. The island and the other former harbor defenses of Manila Bay fall under the jurisdiction of Cavite City. so no filipinos have claim it was part of build by them

[@lord.d1_]

Isoroku Yamamoto: Say hello to my new best friends! Behold... the Yamato and Musashi!!! Filipino military personnel: You better check this out. Our ship is unsinkable.

[@stepgo95]

Bobo

[@CV-uj2qt]

Americans it's the Americans who built and maned it

[@twurtle12hd39]

Americans built it. And the Philippines was still occupied by Japan during the war

[@rogmorf1214]

Iceberg:.YOU UNDERESTIMATE MY POWER!!!!!😠

[@nate48881]

Rising sea levels:

[@michaelneely4851]

That a American built concrete island. It has 4, 14 inch main guns that could spin 360°. With 23 inch thick reinforced concrete. The American crew inside eventually had to surrender, or face starvation. Because the Japanese navy could not kill them and they really really gave it a go.

[@ashleyholden2539]

“Unsinkable,unstoppable.” That’s what they said about the titanic -_-

[@zherean42069]

And the submersible ship

[@TheRelger]

Who’s they?

[@joshuagrahamfrom6594]

White starline company ​@@TheRelger

[@wingedblaze5985]

Fort drum was created by the U.S. Army Corps of engineers. Love how you conveniently left that part out.

[@AWOLsSoldier]

Imagine if they converted it into a battleship

[@hush6149]

Concrete doesn’t float lol

[@I_am_sped]

@@hush6149tell that to the men who made concrete ships during the First World War.

[@wyndo1492]

lmao

[@ΕΥΘΥΜΗΣ72]

​@@I_am_spedwait are you serious?? Did they actually try to make concrete ships??

[@I_am_sped]

@@ΕΥΘΥΜΗΣ72 yup. A wreck of one sits near Cape May in the Delaware Bay.

[@win.te.r]

"The Philippines has a battle ship that will never sink.." *Fires a nuclear missiles at it* ...oh I'm sorry.. you were saying?

[@jodr4035]

Foreign ships: tell us a reason why they call you "unsinkable" Fort drum: im literally planted deep beneath the bay. Foreign ships: fair enough. Edit: "🤓uhm actually its built by the americans🤓" Where was it built?

[@aspoofaccount]

Enola Gay: "Atom bomb baby, atom bomb-"

[@Rh.3079]

Ikr, respectfully, why do most of the people in the comments talk about how easily the US Navy could destroy it? Like... cool..? This video wasn't meant to convey that "Oh, this battleship could sink a US ship," it was just showing the ship's history.. Especially the comments talking about how nukes could easily sink it.. I don't think most battleships from any country could survive a nuke.

[@jodr4035]

@@Rh.3079 It won't sink cuz it's already sunk. It's bottom part, at least.

[@Rh.3079]

@@jodr4035 Ah, I see..

[@Jam6794]

Every gangsta till a nuke falls on the ship

[@KyloBarley]

Or when the uss New Jersey 2.0 pulls up

[@randombastion]

We gonna forget about the Uss Nevada….

[@TheSudrianTerrier653]

Me when I hear the word unsinkable: *where have I heard that one before?*

[@Treeman8]

First of all It was built by America and manned by America in WW2 SECOND OF ALL its not unsinkable a real unsinkable ship was the uss Nevada AND FINALLY if this thing got hit by any actual battleship guns it would be destroyed even 306 mm would destroy it so would 356 mm or 406 mm one shot from the uss Wyoming would probably sink it anyways

[@lt.petemaverickmitchell7113]

The people of the Philippines were TOUGH during WWII !

[@flocerkim7057]

Im surprised that there wasn't anything about the U.S

[@Benay_For_YHWH]

Not to be rude, but this "unsinkable" ship could be wrecked by a 1900-lb high explosive round from a 16"/50 caliber main turret from the USS Iowa.

[@Tutelligno]

Modern battleship: “am I a Joke to you?”

[@Scrapmyboi]

Philippines forever! love from Canada

[@HalalMuaz]

As a malay, this was literally built and manned by americans, so give them the credit that you stole

[@kingpredator117]

And who built it?

[@jamesdesanders5618]

The history of this thing is unbelievable!!

[@deadx5581]

😂😂😂😂 a industrial drone attack is enough for this to sink bruv😂

[@SpeedyYT69]

Its an American Fort built in WW2, becuase at the time Philppines was an American Colony captured from Spanish

[@bingbong9162]

No offense but a modern day missile could crack that in half

[@emerykinzie794]

No way how about yamatos 14inch main battery’s or even her secondary’s

[@oscarblase4373]

​@@emerykinzie794Correction, the Yamato Battleship had an 18 inch Main Battery Guns.

[@lyric-992]

A single old GBU 28 can break it in half

[@chiisuigintou]

Idd, wouldn't be a match against a bunker buster.

[@Billcipher-6er]

I love how they left out. It was built entirely by Americans and crewed by Americans. you guys aren’t unstoppable you’re literally just a small child the US is babysitting.

[@Atomicbomber-zd8jv]

The US Navy could sink that easily and it is clearly broken because the turrets do not work 😂

[@Zzyx773]

I'm a filipino but it's actually the americans who built this

[@KadenF35]

Pov Bismarck joins the chat

[@andrapramudya134]

And here we see how Philippines think highly about themselves during war

[@TacPhoenix]

remember America sank a fortified island.

[@shaunli4295]

This is unsinkable, and genuinely gorgeous. But when there is a battle and a real "BATTLEship" is needed, this rock's ass is stuck here forever.

[@jenefermijares1087]

philippines team🇵🇭🎉

[@Therivalempire]

We all remember what happened the last time a vessel was called unsinkable…

[@grandduchyoflovendara3516]

Can't sink a naval fortress if it's foundations are already sunk deep into the seabed

[@aspoofaccount]

​@@grandduchyoflovendara3516Enola Gay: "Atom bomb baby, *atom bomb-* "

[@grandduchyoflovendara3516]

@@aspoofaccount ...there are exceptions, as you have proven to me

[@homekhan2192]

Bruh this thing is ugly i like the other battleships

[@zherean42069]

The only different is that ww2 ships sank and this didnt

[@homekhan2192]

Other battleships look better than this shit

[@homekhan2192]

​@@zherean42069this battleship doesn't have a captain bridge

[@Ibugsbunny713]

USS New Jersey : hold my beer.

[@sebastianstudios5794]

Everybody gangsta until it hits an iceberg

[@marangelogalleon6474]

Philippines is our country ❤️🇵🇭

[@damianfaudoa9861]

Nobody asked

[@Rh.3079]

I asked 😁👍

[@Zopiexx]

You know what happens to ships if they're called unsinkable

[@larrysuarez6318]

the battlaeship was field of soldier after the war they blow up the battleship and it never sinked for ages

[@void557]

Bro imagine if the guy who works at a light house finds a bullet for the turret 💀

[@YoungRailFan4456]

Torpedo dive bomber: come on man. That's too easy!

[@EnchantedBlueOfficial]

It might be weird but a genius design

[@jadelock302]

Wow, something that's not floating can't sink, amazing! It's almost as if it's not a ship

[@DirpyGuy]

“Unsinkable” Me af pulling up with my HE 160mm shells:

[@steblatipaymanyazeeds.1294]

This is American, Filipinos never built it or used it, they build it as a defense turret but shaped like a battleship to fool the enemy that they have a bigger fleet in action and it's name is the "Concrete Battleship", this doesn't represent anything Filipino at all

[@BlackSkull1984]

Titanic: it should've been me! not her! it's not fair!

[@Warthunder_edits]

That’s really cool because I’m a big ww2 ship guy

[@HeyItsMeSeb]

Wait i’m confused, even if the americans made it, it never said that the filipinos made it, it just said they owned it? Let’s say your friend gives you money and says it’s all yours, that’s technically yours now but not originally, so why are people mad?

[@Ratubi_legaldemais]

Because she took it like filipinos should be proud of it,when in reality they didn't had any participation on it

[@Mgaffo222]

Because of the way it is worded it completely excludes it’s history as being constructed by the United States… I’m Irish and even I am pissed off at the fact that they are trying to portray that it was built by the Philippines as if they had any hand in its construction.

[@Penguinz1776]

USS New Jersey: Something Bad is bout to happen.. to you.

[@ramasarkar4552]

“It’s unsinkable” Iowa-class battleship would like to know your location.