Submarine Titans: Breaking Records in the Deep | Génie Français

[@josephhill2525]

Terrific Video 📸😊

[@navypowertv]

I couldn’t stop watching so much great info here!

[@joebloe1401]

I DIDN'T KNOW THE FRENCH FOUGHT IN WWII??????????????

[@brunol-p_g8800]

@@joebloe1401then you should study history. The French were one of the winning powers of WW2.

[@MarkHall-ur4fu]

Good to see a British company Lewis Offshore getting involved.........

[@Conan20244]

The documentary, to simplify, did not show exactly how the nuclear reactor produces steam for the turbines. The water that passes through the heart of the reactor is well above 100 degrees and rises under immense pressure to not produce steam. This system is known as primary and passes through the heat exchanger of the secondary system, which is not under as much pressure and this one produces the steam to generate the turbines.

[@sc1338]

The first ever nuclear submarine is my favorite, she’s still around in Connecticut

[@TheStevedie]

One of these days I'll go aboard it.

[@ioanbota9397]

Realy I like this powerful nuclear submarines

[@LadyDewBuild]

The first nuclear submarine was NOT french, it was the USS Nautilus (SSN-571) 1954

[@alexlo7708]

He means the 1st submarine with nuclear tip missile.

[@LadyDewBuild]

@@alexlo7708 Ah in that case The first nation to field ballistic missile submarines was the Soviet Union, whose first experimental vessel was a converted Project 611 (Zulu IV class) diesel-powered submarine equipped with a single ballistic missile launch tube in its sail. This submarine launched the world's first SLBM, an R-11FM (SS-N-1 Scud-A, naval modification of SS-1 Scud) on 16 September 1955.

[@joebloe1401]

I DIDN'T KNOW THE FRENCH FOUGHT IN WWII?

[@LadyDewBuild]

@@joebloe1401 lol

[@stevengill1736]

​@@LadyDewBuild That's amazing! They got a really early start....

[@michaelphillips1701]

I thought France was metric? Why did you translate the man saying 11 yards over and over.

[@stargazer5784]

This must be a rather old documentary. The technologies that are mentioned are old news in the US Navy's submarine service. The Suffren sounds basically like a copy of the Los Angeles class, which is a very capable attack boat. Still a good video. Thx.

[@brunol-p_g8800]

The Los Angeles class is the equivalent of the old Rubis class in France.

[@alexlo7708]

No, all US subs use thick enrich uranium reactors while French subs use lean thinner rich uranium. US does not give French, its military vessel reactor tech. But US has shared it with Anglo blood fellow, UK.

[@joebloe1401]

I DIDN'T KNOW THE FRENCH FOUGHT IN WWII?????

[@alexlo7708]

@@joebloe1401 The small segment of De Goal fought German in WWII, while the majority of French battleships were gunned down by Royal Navy in North Africa coast.

[@flofld5340]

We do not copy the Americans, we are independent.

[@michellesigmarho2429]

Submarines and the misteries of the deep is the most difficul and sometimes creepy job to do, the underwater sound of creatures that echoes under water , plus the terrain and the swirl 🍥 holes 🕳️ of the deep submariners could just get out of track and sometimes they just go round and round until they ran out of fuel facts 💫🙏💜❤️💙❤️💜💙🤍🖤🤍🖤🤍🖤🤍🖤🤍🖤🤍🖤🤍🖤🤍🖤🤍🖤🤍🖤♂️⚖️👽♾️🧠👽♾️🧠👽♾️🧠👽♾️🧠👽♾️🧠👽♾️🧠👽♾️🧠👽♾️📡🛰️💯‼️🎯💪💎💍

[@colinmccarthy7921]

I am an Engineer.Nuclear Submarines are the Perfect Machines in every Aspect.

[@maundamartin59]

So wait a minute. Is it possible to NOT HAVE any humans actually CREW a sub. ? Being that the technology can be autonomous.? Which will save on FOOD COST ALONE. ALSO...where does the WASTE go after taking a 💩 and the accumulation of garbage?

[@sidewind131258]

We saw that with the 1994, K141 submarine christened Kursk, not to mention USS Dolphin, or HMAS Dechaineux, the Ming class Great Wall submarine 361 just to name a few that was not so perfect 😚

[@NoorYadin-o2d]

😊😊

[@LearnJSwithBrian]

Thank you France for giving us independence, circa 1776. Signed, USA.

[@joediverfl]

LOL 😇

[@richardbradley1532]

Yeh. Thanks, France, for ridding us of the Yanks 😂

[@luckylindy1776]

Thank the FRENCH Empire for keeping the English Empire busy all over the world and Europe,,, lol

[@End_Illegal_Apartheid_israhell]

big

[@HOOOLD_ON]

You should do something with the title of this video. The sub "Titan" did indeed break some records, but the owner of the sub and its four passengers didnt get to know.

[@sidewind131258]

@HOOOLD_ON break records I'm not so sure, but one thing she did was break 🤭

[@stevoplex]

MUSIC TOO LOUD

[@MarkHall-ur4fu]

As always. Fake excitement which actually means that people with hearing impairments can't watch. The best documentaries have no music, only incredible content and narration by an actual human being....

[@OranutKlein-neerken-o2n]

Under Water Sense😛😛😛😛😛😛

[@TiberiusMaximus]

wow 135 crew? thats huge, why so many?

[@hunterjarman4728]

135, is nothing for a naval ship. There is also usually two crews in there.

[@alexlo7708]

Old design, the new French subs have fewer crew.

[@pieterveenders9793]

It's an older documentary, by now they have much smaller crews thanks to automation, but back then that was still being developed.

[@ronaldschultenover8137]

Frenchmen are incompetent

[@mirandela777]

@@hunterjarman4728 - BS, Borey is almost 2x BIGGER and only have 107 crew. Is crappy automatization, low level tech.

[@LucDesaulniers1]

Still need to FEED the sailors!

[@jaspersevenhuijsen7310]

I don't know if anyone noticed, but in a lot of the animations, the prop turns in the wrong directions for the blades to actually propel the vehicle forwards... I hope the animators had absolutely NOTHING to do with the actual design and conception of this craft..

[@olaffer]

I noticed and thought I should comment about it, but checked the comment section first to see if anyone else noticed... ;) Lets give them the benefit of the doubt and assume that the props motion is reversed to slow down... Hehehe... ;)

[@jaspersevenhuijsen7310]

@@olaffer I like where you're coming from 👍 And maybe it was also a lack of resources, and, I hope, even better, an Easter Egg joke, (or, mistakenly, a yoke) if it was a yoke, it could be indeed that control surface 😁

[@Dogbreath113]

Well, French tech is well known…just dont get it wet. Hehe…

[@cecilwhitten1437]

I was there at that time. I am a super. Been there done that.

[@captiannemo1587]

I think even the Hunt for Red October had more real submarine footage

[@johannesflood5485]

🤣

[@richardlinn5512]

THE FRENCH TOOK WHAT WE LEARNED ABOUT NUCLEAR PROPULSION AND ADAPTED IT TO THEIR DESIGNS !

[@cuddlepaws4423]

Who is we?

[@MarkHall-ur4fu]

Hugely irritating music

[@waikukujk]

The French navy did sweet F A during WW2. Their biggest action was being sunk in an African port because they couldn't make their minds up which side they were on.

[@keng293]

By english cowards

[@pieterveenders9793]

More like they got stabbed in the back by their supposed "allies", per usual for Anglo-Saxons.

[@brunol-p_g8800]

Because they were a neutral power, they didn’t have to be forced into one camp or another.

[@erikwigelandiestad2270]

Ehh, Germans came visiting despite the neutrality

[@thomassievers3362]

@@brunol-p_g8800thank you

[@akmaui3324]

wrong: protection of the crew comes 3rd after mission completion and data consealment

[@OranutKlein-neerken-o2n]

Rudy QM& OKN QS 😞😞😞

[@cuddlepaws4423]

Considering this is a French sub and the French were also speaking in metric terms, why did the narrator keep using imperial, and why was he dumbing down the narration as in saying it was a wheel instead of a turbine? What does he think we are, American ?

[@yamahamer72]

What a farce. The French were not first. The US had Ballistic missile sub(USSGeorge Washington) in 1959.And by the mid 60s probably a dozen or more. The technology was then passed on to the British snd French in the 1960’s.

[@maundamartin59]

So what makes the ALTERNATOR create electricity.?

[@Tampon_Tim]

I see DEI has its evil grips on this company too... lol

[@OranutKlein-neerken-o2n]

🙋💪💪💪💪💪😍😞😭😭🙋💪💪💪💪👊👊👊👊OKN!!! Mussss Ich weiß

[@MineCRAFTsalalala]

Life in the Baltic Sea: An Ocean of Discovery | Secrets of the Seas Ep. 4 - Is the same as Ep2, will you be fixing this mistake? If it was not intentional

[@PerfectHairDone]

What a sad, sad video....sad but expressing the true reality of the human soul: lots of talent, thought and resources wasted with the aim of killing one another, from one small micro-pixel of a blue dot in the space to another micro-pixel of the blue dot. There is no hope for the human race, really, when we proud ourselves of our weapons

[@DASISTMONGO]

Ummmmmm USS George Washington... try again france..

[@Kiyoone]

Only CGI? No real footage of subs? This is one heck of a terrible "documentary" heh

[@stargazer5784]

Bye !!!

[@sten4982]

there is footage, i just flicked through it

[@J.Knox46]

lmao... I assume you're referring to the footage of subs underwater... lmao of course that footage isn't real.. how do you propose someone to get real footage hundreds of feet below the surface is dark merky water?? common sense is something you should consider gaining for yourself.. makes life less frustrating for those around you

[@sten4982]

@@J.Knox46 So let me get this right, it has to be underwater footage that isn't CGI and the footage of it surfaced isn't enough? Its a billion dollar classified military submarine. it sounds to me like another failed example of the of US not funding public education. Lets try your angle now : "if you used common sense you could look up footage or not be a arse-hat because others may enjoy this doco. Your insufferable stupidity makes it painful for others to even read your sub-par IQ inspired dribble of a KZbin comment." It costs little to be nice to others instead of a jerk but I guess thats just you.

[@chraffis]

What do you expect?? 🙄 It’s worth watching, IMO.

[@paulroberts7429]

Greatest sub of all is the Russian 700ft titanium double hulled K-329, unmatched by any nation.

[@sc1338]

Meh the Ohio class is better, the Alfa was cool though

[@paulroberts7429]

@@sc1338 Not a chance, US steel subs are not great, 700ft double titanium hulled behemoth put to sea 2023, its the most advanced sub ever created by man, why titanium.

[@disqusdedly]

LOL! Unmatched because other nations aren't stupid enough to put a 35 year old design into the water. What drugs do you smoke dude? I want some. Russian troll.

[@PatMadddrell]

The French ffs😅

[@vladimator1842]

It's a sketchy thing......such a commemorative display of maritime warfare success France is recognized by ...... meanwhile, as per other historical documentaries touching on the same subject, France was defeated by the Germans in the 2nd World War in only 6 weeks lmao!! So where can this "boasting" properly fit in this regard?? 🤔💬

[@brunol-p_g8800]

France defeated Germany in 1945 and was at the table of the winners.

[@pieterveenders9793]

Clearly you prematurely dropped out of school and failed your history classes, as it took over 2 years before France was defeated. (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zone_libre)

[@SHADOW.GGG-]

how many reverse gears

[@PartyQuest]

how human built something like this is insane! just like elon released a talking - multifunctioning robot!

[@thekrakeninggames]

What did you release? your bawls from your body? lol

[@dr.ganeshbhokare6547]

Too much loud backgroud idiotic unnecessary music which doesn't allow to listen the commentary

[@Hugh-sk4ig]

French like children.

[@fraserconnell21]

Great stuff France. Well done for building your domestic military industrial complex. Beholding to no-one and independent from external political influence this gives you military independence which is in the gift of France, alone 🫡✊️👏👍🏼.. By the way in the graphics the submarines propeller seems at times to be going the wrong way round unless the sub's in reverse. No pun intended. 🙏

[@alexlo7708]

They don't intend to independent, But US decline sharing its vessel nuclear's reactor to France.

[@richanddebshawaiiadventure4340]

france had a navy in ww2? where were they hiding?

[@mirandela777]

on the bottom of the sea, or in the german fleet.

[@rockingrouge7050]

Fish 🐟 calls it as Sardine Can with cooked human being inside 😂

[@joebloe1401]

I DIDN'T KNOW THE FRENCH FOUGHT IN WWII???

[@pclaurent64]

Perhaps because you never opened a book

[@LadyDewBuild]

🤣They did surrender awfully fast!

[@zackworrell]

France was divided, not all of the country was occupied by Germany. Vichy France was the part controlled by Germany.

[@LadyDewBuild]

@@zackworrell lol

[@ronaldschultenover8137]

they never really fight

[@102MQ]

I couldn’t stop watching so much great info here!