Sunken WWII Japanese Aircraft Carrier Kagan Discovered in Pacific

[@Speeddemon3]

Would've been nice to see more than 75 seconds of the wreck!

[@bevinboulder5039]

Here is a much better account that actually focuses on the wreck. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mXizhJqHqKyri8k

[@antonioacevedo5200]

There is little common sense left in this world.

[@garymckee8857]

Agreed 👍

[@Normandy1944]

I hope y'all realize this is a news segment, not a documentary. Yes we'd all like to see more of the ship, but consider the source of the information.

[@javajohnny7759]

It would also have been nice to get the name of the carrier right (it's KAGA!) but apparently that was too hard.

[@CaptainColdyron222]

Kaga, not Kagan.

[@trentk268]

You'd think that a "news" channel could get this right.

[@spikespa5208]

Can't even reread and edit their headline.

[@hotironaircraftshop]

It must be from an alternate time line. ;-)

[@michaeleasterwood6558]

I clearly heard them say Kaga

[@georgepantazis141]

I was thinking what.

[@smc1942]

Over 800 men died on Kaga. Rest in Peace. U.S. Navy Veteran

[@ToreDL87]

They paid the butchers bill tenfold that day.

[@davea8346]

fk them. Remember Pearl Harbor and the death marches.

[@thalmoragent9344]

​​@ToreDL87 Well, regardless, lives lost at sea is still a tragedy, regardless of the Navy it belongs too. Your body entombed in a massive, twisted and rusted hulk of metal... that's a helluva coffin.

[@Franky46Boy]

They found the Kagan! The almost unknown aircraft carrier of the Japanese navy. Even the Japanese don't know this carrier...

[@HarborLockRoad]

I know, sounds almost Israeli with the mis spelling! 😂

[@darrylheavrin]

Kagan is an aircraft carrier, Kagan is supreme court justice

[@tonyfraser1749]

The Japanese at the time of Midway were not told of the losses from the battle such was the regime in Japan at that time, it is told that Yamamoto;s words after Pearl were, " I fear we have done no more than to wake a sleeping giant, who will vent a terrible revenge"

[@adrianotero7963]

​@tonyfraser1749 usually totalitarian regimes do not give the people the correct information when something is going wrong.....proven over and over in history....the people find out the truth after the conflict.

[@norshstephens2395]

It’s nice to see a Japanese warship that landed upright. Usually they’re bottom up, especially the battleships

[@smc1942]

...because of those pagoda bridge structures on Japanese battleships. Carriers didn't have them, so the ship could right itself as it sank.

[@kawaiikindcake1023]

Is it because battleships and their guns are top-heavy?

[@jakurdadov6375]

@@kawaiikindcake1023 I don't know that they are usually bottom up. They often roll over when they sink because they get holes shot into them. It depends on the depth of water. Some of the Pearl Harbor casualties rolled over in shallow water, but Bismarck sank about 3 miles and landed upright. I have read the theory that the hull presents less friction than the topside, so they tend to right themselves if they sink through enough water. Again speaking of Bismarck, the main armament gun turrets were held in place by only gravity, so when she capsized, her 4 largest turrets fell out. Because all ships are designed to be stable, with the center of buoyancy above the center of gravity, the heavy machinery (boilers, turbines, gearboxes, etc) is placed deep in the hull to avoid a top-heavy condition. Robert Ballard has written several excellent books with many fine photographs of the ships he has found on the ocean floor.

[@patrickmccrann991]

@Jak Urdadov The ships in Pearl Harbor rolled over because they were torpedoed on one side, causing them to flood on that side. This is the case of the Oklahoma and the Utah. The West Virginia counterflooded quickly thereby settling on an even keel. Both Yamato and Musashi were torpedoed on both sides and both flipped upside down and broke in half. Bismarck's stern broke off after sinking; however, she righted herself and rests on her bottom.

[@bagoquarks]

Kagan? Kaga, Akagi, and Soryu were destroyed by a U.S. dive bomber strike at the battle of Midway Island. Hiryu survived for a few hours and managed to further damage Yorktown. Then it was destroyed by another dive bomber strike. Yorktown was heavily damaged and evacuated. Yet it was deemed salvageable and repair operations were underway when it and destroyer Hammann were torpedoed and sunk by submarine I-168. It was a tremendous achievement to find these historic shipwrecks deep in the world's largest ocean. At least try to name them correctly. The first president of the United States was not George Warshingtun.

[@blusnuby2]

Anybody interested in The Battle Of Midway should read: DAUNTLESS HELLDIVER, by Harold Buell, one of the dive bomber pilots who participated. One of the few 'first hand' WW2 accounts that 'puts you in the cockpit' as the battle unfolds. Gripping !

[@patrickmccrann991]

Harold Buell was a participant in every carrier battle of World War II, the only man in history to do so.

[@usaturnuranus]

​@@patrickmccrann991 That's really interesting. I think it is just as important to try and relate to the lives of individuals (on all sides) who participated in these wars as it is to study the geopolitical dynamics that caused them. I will be reading up about his life.

[@rangercwgbear6352]

Washington you mean least say his name right

[@patrickmccrann991]

@@rangercwgbear6352 He was being sarcastic relating to how the Japanese carriers name was misspelled.

[@ChrisGuzmanS]

Oh yeah I ve heard about that one. What about the Akagin, the Zuikakun and Shokakun?

[@charliegreer4507]

Do not forget about the Hiryūn and Soryūn!!

[@ChrisGuzmanS]

@@charliegreer4507 those were sunk along with the Yamaton, the Shinanon and the Musashin.

[@sayhallo3769]

@@ChrisGuzmanS Can't forget the Taihon

[@josephvarno5623]

Oh you guys are brutal. Hilarious and sarcastically correct, but brutal. My hat's off to you.

It's the KAGA , not the Kagen.

[@hevendor958]

even though you misspelled Kaga incorrectly they also found another japanese carrier Akagi

[@legalmexican]

Is it possible to misspell something correctly?

[@sheilatruax6172]

They've found both?! That's wonderful. They were a big part of the beginning push of Japan. How historic!

[@jkorshak]

Could have done without the archival footage beginning at 3:05 as was all shot later in the war and NOT specifically at actions in and around Midway Island, where KAGA was sunk in 1942.

[@richardstory6650]

may the dead rest in peace.

[@jjthomas2297]

Show some respect..they are just soldiers doing their duty, Trumpster

[@brt-jn7kg]

@ yes they are!

[@turkeysamr]

@ bruh, you need to do at least a little research, construction of this vessel started at may 4th, 1940, and ended October 8th, 1944, Pearl harbor occurred December 7th, 1941, plus, these people thought they were doing what was necessary and what was demanded of them by their superiors, they are people who died for their country and should be respected not insulted, shame on you

[@Benamon9]

​@@turkeysamr Nah this ship was converted from a battleship in the '20s, idk where you're pulling '40-'44 from lol

[@marktercsak9728]

The Japanese of this period deserve no Honor , they slaughtered millions of innocent people from India to Pearl Harbor and were alot worse then the Nazis actually were, they Started this most useless of wars and inflicted alot of pain . I respect them as a dangerous foe, willing to fight to the death or commit suicide that is the utmost in fanaticism, even Nazis gave up when they knew the gig was up. No they deserve no Honor, that is left for the Good guys , our service men who did not want to be there , but know they had no choice , who did not want to die, but sacrificed their lives for us, so we would live in Liberty.

[@MrEjidorie]

The Americans of this period deserve no Honor , they slaughtered millions of innocent people in Hiroshima, Nagasaki, Tokyo and other major cities in Japan indiscriminately, and were alot worse then the Nazis actually were.

[@LokiOdinson-fz8ps]

ok chumster Bet your to much of a Pus y to have served

[@heyfitzpablum]

Would love to see the more modern (at that time) Japanese carriers, the Soryu and Hiryu. They were also lost in the Battle of Midway.

[@patrickmccrann991]

Hiryu and Soryu were half the size of Kaga and Akagi. The first two were built from the keel up as carriers; Kaga and Akagi were modified from battlecruiser and battleship respectively after they were laid down. Very much like Lexington and Saratoga in the U.S. Navy.

[@heyfitzpablum]

@@patrickmccrann991 Both Hiryu and Soryu carried an equivalent aircraft complement as Akagi and Kaga-about 65 aircraft. The higher tonnage of Akagi and Kaga was largely due to armor and a heavier structure, because as you noted their original intent was battlecruiser/battleship.

[@patrickmccrann991]

@Harry I. Braus I never said they carried a smaller air group. Simply said, they were much smaller than the other two. Design displacement was approximately 18,000 tons, about half that of Akagi and Kaga.

[@SpaceMonkeyBoi]

Ever consider looking for the Shinano? It was the biggest Japanese carrier built on a Yamoto hull

[@duelios.]

A Yamoto is a class of battleship.

[@emveeie1391]

​@@duelios. Yamato (大和) was the lead ship of her class of battleships built for the Imperial Japanese Navy (IJN) shortly before World War II. There is NO Yamoto !!

[@rafaelgallardo8103]

@@emveeie1391 ik

[@patrickmccrann991]

The Shinano was laid down as the third Yamato class battleship. However, she was converted to an aircraft carrier later in the war. During her move to the Inland Sea for fitting out, she was torpedoed by a U.S. submarine and sank.

[@rafaelgallardo8103]

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[@fw1421]

God bless Paul Allen. We wouldn’t have all this info were it not for his passion for WWII history.🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@NVRAMboi]

That's a good point. The current list of significant historic WWII wrecks the Petrel team has located is pretty staggering. It's also nice to see more information/emphasis being placed upon the Pacific theater. I would guess the avg. person knows much more about the European theater than the events in the Pacific.

[@jakurdadov6375]

And Robert Ballard.

[@MrKKmusic]

Did you also find Akagi, Hiryu and Soryu? I wonder at what depth these monsters lie. Fascinating and moving, thx!

[@ToreDL87]

They found most of them yeah.

[@nicofolkersma2535]

They're still looking for Shokaku and Zuikaku, the 3 you mentioned are found.

[@casualobserver3145]

Would’ve really liked to see more about the ship.

[@twwap294]

Never heard of that ship before.

[@FLORATOSOTHON]

Kaga, Akagi, Hiryu and you better be Soryu for calling it Kagan...

[@billotto602]

Well the name issue has already been brought to your attention but seriously if your going to do another one of these, please show the ship at the bottom of the ocean, not your fancy control room !

[@pinsith]

Location Latitude 28 56.171 N. Longitude 178 05.856 W. Check screen at 2.00.

[@eriklerougeuh5772]

lol nice, that make 60km at N-NW of Green island, hawaii, Usa. by 4400 meters of deep, not many people can wreck this lol, specially if its in US border and not in international sea. yet, pickup plane for museum could be interessing, At +4000meters theres not enough oxygen for alterate wreck, so some warplane can be fished and repaired, there was some a6mZero d3a and nakajima D5N...The zero real engine doesnt exist anymore, may be its the only place where you can find one ! may be some japanse would be happy to do this.

[@pinsith]

@@eriklerougeuh5772 lol.

[@MrKen-wy5dk]

After God only knows how many millions of dollars were spent on this expedition, they can't even spell the name of the ship correctly.

[@mikedo6]

Firstly, this was taken from a news story so the typo is probably the fault of someone at WFMY channel 2. Secondly, it's Paul Allen's money and Paul Allen's ship so I'm guessing that he or those who carry on his work can do whatever the heck they want with the dough.

[@johnc2438]

Never heard of the Kagan! I do remember the Kaga. But why double-check simple facts in today's "your truth" news organizations?

[@smc1942]

The Newsies don't care about history, spelling, math, and science. Other than that, they are highly educated people!

[@allgood6760]

Thanks for this 👍🇳🇿

[@broznkyra4853]

It's the KAGA...NOT Kagan...Kaga. Akaga, Soryu and Hiryu were sink at Midswy...

[@seline_hunter9122]

AHEM. Its Akagi, Kaga, Soryu, and Hiryu And its Midway

[@chuihoi1423]

That’s Kaga not Kagan. How possible you spell it wrong?

[@Lockbar]

Because they are an idiot television news program with a moronic staff that doesn't give a shit about history.

[@Lockbar]

@Voracious Reader You sound like a school teacher that likes to lecture people. How many people really hate you, behind your back?

[@jerryreisz4996]

It's typical and normal of todays journalists

[@NguyenLyubyuStrana]

Hallo i call it Carga :)

[@scottmcgarry9314]

May those souls who lost their lives when this ship went down rest in peace

[@456swagger]

Now that you've found the Kagan are you going after the Wynken, Blynken and Nod?

[@swooftperson_08]

It's kaga.

[@456swagger]

@@swooftperson_08 No it's Kagan, It sailed with the Magan and Ragan. They were sunk by the U.S.S. Minnow commanded by Captain Jonas Grumby.

[@hevendor958]

no this is IJN Kaga not IJN Kagen

[@456swagger]

@@hevendor958 Nah it's the Kagen. It's the sister ship to the Magen and the Ragen. WWII is fun.

[@swooftperson_08]

@@456swagger I'm not sure if you are joking or something.

[@bobcook599]

We keep the location confidential...but we'll show you the latitude and longitude on our large screen monitors so you can pinpoint the location yourself... :(

[@rblinson8136]

I mean, good luck diving down 2 miles to get a piece.

[@panzermkii7675]

@@rblinson8136 illegal deep sea diving they rig the wrecks with explosives and dreg it up piece mill.

[@garyrunnalls7714]

Kaga was converted from battleship hull to carrier.

[@spitfire_0851]

Battleship? Wasn’t Kaga a battlecruiser before conversion?

[@matthewcaughey8898]

@@spitfire_0851 she was never completed in her original form as intended. The Washington naval treaty would have required sue be scrapped. But since the treaty made no such requirements of aircraft carriers Kaga was started as a BC but finished as a carrier. Also the entire Kido Butai was built to be a cohesive unit. In fact the carriers are actually designed to compliment one another. The islands are on different sides to facilitate simultaneous landing operations so they didn’t interfere with the other carriers. Akagi and Kaga were built to operate side by side as were Hiryu and Soryu

[@spitfire_0851]

@@matthewcaughey8898 I know about all of that, I was just correcting the fact that Kaga was originally a battlecruiser and not a battleship.

[@bigmanooscar7904]

@@spitfire_0851 you are thinking of akagi, kaga was originally a tosa class battleship, akagi was originally an amagi class battlecruiser

[@patrickmccrann991]

@Matthew Caughey Actually, there were limitations in the Washington Naval Treaty regarding tonnage for carriers. However, each country was allowed to complete or convert two battleships or battlecruisers to aircraft carriers. Japan's were Akagi and Kaga. United States were Lexington and Saratoga.

[@legalmexican]

"The dignity they deserve"? The Japanese military was incredibly brutal not only to enemy combatants but to innocent civilians, including women and children, in the nations they invaded. The German military was a bunch of pussycats in comparison. Being in a German POW camp was far preferable to being in a Japanese POW camp. So, enough with their deserving dignity.

[@johnzeszut3170]

It does take a lot away from the production when the name of the ship is incorrectly spelled....

[@kiasdragger1116]

Thats Kaga dude, not Kagan

[@marks1638]

Its modern namesake is now an official "Aircraft Carrier" with American F35's filling its decks and hangers. I imagine that Admiral Yamamoto is smiling as he's seeing the two greatest carrier forces on earth working together. He had once mentioned in his prewar diary that the USA and Japanese work together and not fight each other as he respected the strengths of both cultures (and understood the weaknesses of both as well).

[@davidjohn7735]

Thank 😊 you for doing a geart job for history and the Men who both die on each side .David

[@normvw4053]

May they all be at peace.

[@GeoHvl]

I think this might be the KAGA?

[@michaelmichael4132]

First I ever heard of the Kagan. Any kin of the Kaga?

[@mohdfandey5411]

found akagin too

[@jamesmarshall9598]

nice shot, Dusty !

[@DARisse-ji1yw]

We know where the Arizona is... Payback's a beech.

[@fastboy5557]

Nah, the payback for Arizona is the Yamato

[@myaccountmychoice4662]

Does anyone remember a documentary about 4yrs ago on discovery or history covering the search for the lost Japanese aircraft carriers of Midway? If you do what was it called?

[@smc1942]

National Geographic; Midway

[@myaccountmychoice4662]

@@smc1942 Thanks for the good try. I remember it being about the Japanese carriers Kaga and Hiryu or maybe Akagi. They found one but not the other. It is driving me nuts. I am beginning to think its The Mandela effect.

[@smc1942]

@@myaccountmychoice4662 ; Last I checked, they found Akagi and Kaga. Soryu should be near them. If they begin spiral searches from the first two, they should find Soryu in that area. Hiryu had steamed away from them, and was sunk later. She will be harder to find. I do hope they are found. I spent many years reading and rereading various books about these ships. To see them brings life back to them, albeit briefly. I'm a Navy Vet myself. I have nothing but Respect for these ships, and those who died on them. They are graves, and must be treated as such. What happened to the ships in the Java Sea breaks my heart. That's Grave robbery, nothing less. Despicable people are behind such actions.

[@myaccountmychoice4662]

@@smc1942 First off thank you for your service. I agree fully the Chinese buying the funding the theft of the war graves in the Pacific is just despicable. It is not just the Java Sea, I believe it is also happening to the wrecks of Force Z. And many other Pacific war graves are also in danger. I know now the carriers that have been found. The documentary I am trying to find is from at least 4yrs and no longer than 8yrs ago. I have even tried to contact the R/V Petral and their org to se if maybe it was their documentary. Seeing as how they are the ones who find 90+% of these lost wrecks, but they did not know what I was talking about. I swear it was called something like: The lost carriers of midway or The lost carriers of (something). It could very well be that it was looking for Soryu and Hiryu but it did cover Akagi and Kaga also.

[@michaelandrew4488]

This is a WFMY News report /post - please blame them for the spelling typo in the title, not the Paul Allen team.

[@notyou6950]

War graves? The crabs, fish and bacteria took care of all the human remains long ago. You be lucky to find a leather belt or a boot in the mud. The only thing saving this heap of scrap is depth.

[@flaviozandiri5660]

Riposate in pace marinai giapponesi..dall'talia

[@jonw3738]

The title of this video needs to be changed. It was the Kaga - not Kagan.

[@Barbac62]

you want to keep the site confidential but at 3:43 on the screen on the right of the Guy is the latitude and longitude of where the Ship is

[@karenblaine7266]

You still have to dive down 2 miles to get to the wreck. Good luck with that.

[@Urbicide]

The 80th Anniversary of the Battle of Midway was just a few days ago.

[@cliffcorson4000]

Would have been nice if the person posting had proofread first It's Kaga, not Kagan

[@markiavelli1]

FYI, The Japanese recently commissioned their first aircraft carrier built since 1945. Her name? Kaga.

[@sheilatruax6172]

That's cool! Proud heritage to live up to.

[@charleshowell8702]

It was the Kaga, not Kagan.

[@michaelmace9257]

It's the KAGA...NOT the Kagan...Jeez...

[@arandomhandle33444]

It’s KAGA know your history news

[@keithlast1487]

Editor's note: the aircraft carrier was the Kaga not Kagan (sic).

[@jaywinters2483]

Too much talk- too little show 👎👎👎👎

[@kabukiwookie]

Midway. A sandy piece of nothing stuck in the middle of nowhere the Japanese headed to in order to attack the American fleet. One problem: The Americans knew they they were coming. It was an ambush.

[@politicalspin2067]

You must be a millennial by the the way you attempt to diminish the history! Very sad. The American's worked hard to reveal the information about the pending attack. If they failed, they would have exposed their entire fleet to an onslaught. An ambush would be how a five year old describes the situation.

[@CodeeXD]

@@politicalspin2067 but.... It was an ambush... The americans intercepted and cracked their code then using that information set a trap for the japanese.... Also known as an ambush.

[@zachhoward9099]

@@politicalspin2067 I see nothing wrong with how he summarized it. Just because he didn't go into the entire codebreaking system behind the Americans advantage doesn't mean it was any less of an ambush

[@jwclampitt4]

Ambush? Not so much. Even though we knew they were going to go after Midway, they were doing it to lure our fleet out there for the long awaited climactic battle. They had the numbers and veteran pilots with the Zeros which were superior to our Widcats. Our pilots got lucky in finding the Japanese ships, when they did between strikes and without proper air cover as the Zero, CAP had been drawn down to take out Torpedo 8. Had the CAP been up, they would have had a better chance at disrupting our dive bombers. Then again these things seem to somehow come together at the right time at the right place, when it seems victory is unlikely for the underdog.

[@1101millie97]

Have the other three Japanese aircraft carriers (Akagi, Soryu, and Hiryu) that sunk during the battle of Midway been found yet?

[@jasonvant7714]

2 out of 3 of the remaining have been found.

[@alabamamothman2986]

So ... that's where one can find WWII Japanese aircraft carriers.

[@ericpeters4170]

All of these expeditions seem to spend 90 percent of the show belaboring the expedition, not showing the wreck.

[@billvoorvaart7206]

Name of the carrier is Kaga

[@poplar1376]

It's Kaga not Kagan

[@uranusimploding9830]

Thank you to the United States Navy ...... sacrifice, valor and fidelity are words ....but they are all our generation have to pay respects to those men who went to Midway and fought for freedom ..... 👍❤🇺🇸

[@duckygaming3536]

Why not just pay respect to everyone who died? Not everyone is in the wrong but blindness is apparently everywhere

[@richardcline1337]

@@duckygaming3536, just ask the men on the USS Arizona that were reduced to atoms on December 7, 1941. Even now it's hard to feel sorry for what happened to the Japanese. They wanted a war and they got one. It just didn't quite go the way they thought it would.

[@tlmoscow]

It would be nice if you would correct the spelling error in the title, and give the actual name of the vessel in question. That might be more respectful, don’t you agree?

[@tonysu8860]

This is the Kaga from the Battle of Midway?

[@charliegreer4507]

There was only one, so of course its the one from Midway

[@kevinpittman2517]

their CIC is impressive for a research vessel... looks more like the command bridge of a sci-fi capital ship.

[@rogerrice1772]

It's the aircraft carrier IJN Kaga not Kagan. Sunk at the battle of Midway along with Akagi, Soryu and Hiryu

[@akbarindo8976]

still waiting for season 3

[@reneheckmann]

The Field where the Torpedobombers of Waldrons Torpedoattack died should be searched too.

[@ToreDL87]

Kagan?

[@robertrowe630]

And lot of kids today don't know history like that

[@garyrunnalls7714]

Please don't get the name wrong

[@acdii]

OOH the Seventh carrier that got stuck in the ice in the Arctic and then when finally freed tried to reach Pearl but got sunk from hitting a garbage island.

[@Jameson619B]

It still seems crazy and downright suicidal that Japan thought going to war against America seemed like a good idea to them. They suffered from the same flawed mindset that many other countries before had. They mistaking my thought that through they were much smaller and weaker that they assumed they were the ones who cared more and only they had the inner strength to prevail. The same mindset that led to the Nazis eventual demise.

[@blusnuby2]

The operative word here is: SUPERIOR.

[@frostdeath-4280]

bruh they found the kaga. but they didn't find the akagi and the hiryu. that three carriers don't leave eachother

[@minecraftwizzard2010]

Fox mined intensifies

[@patrickmccrann991]

Actually, the Kaga, Akagi, and Soryu were sunk near each other, although at somewhat different times. The Hiryu was sunk much later in the day quite a distance from the other three.

[@neilouellette3004]

Originally a Tosa-Class Battleship.

[@markshaw2009]

What's next? The actual opening of graves in a war cemetery?

[@jimreilly917]

Kaga, misspelled in title. Wow.

[@brentevje5939]

I know it history but where else do they think it would be

[@coolkatz9012]

Sort of strange something that was so brutal turned to something so peaceful.

[@freeagent8225]

They even spelled their expedition ship wrong should read Petral.

[@patrickmccrann991]

Nope, it is spelled correctly. It now belongs to the U.S. Navy.

[@jeffadams9807]

It's Kaga & NOT Kagan...

[@CarbonGlassMan]

They aren't graves. There are no bodies there. It's just the vehicle that people died in. Like when we remove a car from a lake where people died in it.

[@charsbob]

The ship is named KAGA.

[@ahmadshasha3632]

Kagan???

[@sofortwo]

Almost no rust.

[@chrisduitsman2918]

There wouldn't be any kind of corrosion or rust at that depth, the water is just too cold.

[@MrEjidorie]

Japanese Maritime Self Sefense Force`s destroyer "Kaga" will be converted to an aircraft carrier in a few years. She will be one of the first aircraft carrier in Japan after World War II.

[@jimtownsend7899]

Was that the IJN Elana Kagan?😂

[@shivanshkhare2751]

Kaga has sank

[@user-ThomReec8587]

Audio volume is awfully low Theirs no views of the ship and comparison to pictures or drawings. Poor News article if that's what it's supposed to be.

[@Oldguy1900]

And here we have another ww2 Japanese museum ship preserved for your viewing pleasure brought to you by America.

[@justincooper5189]

Has anyone got enough images to do like what they did for the car hauler SS Milwaukee? The 3D imaging is what I mean. That may help people to understand the carnage of the battle of midway.

[@Joe_Peroni]

While it can be very pleasant & sunny on the surface, it looks like a dark, unfriendly hell down there.

[@chippowell1]

3:40 then it's probably best to hide the Lat and Long on the screen behind you

[@karinchaney101]

God Bless our WW2 veterans.

[@leadxpoison9281]

KAGA. Not Kagan, you dopes.

[@blintzkreig1638]

Called the Kaga, not Kagan.

[@scottmurphy650]

Never forget who it was who drew us into that war.

[@LokiOdinson-fz8ps]

FDR and his british boyfriend churchill

[@Whitpusmc]

Came here to see the ship, left because of the talking…

[@joelwillems4081]

Change the headline. There is no former carrier with the name Kagan.

[@ronniefarnsworth6465]

Kagan ?? Kaga