U-Boat Peril: The Deadly Journey Across The Atlantic During WW2 | War Story | War Stories

[@thefreestylefrEaK]

Thank you for paying respect to our brave Canadian WW2 veterans.

[@ИгорьВС.РБ]

Вывод один , били фашисты англичан, французов и американцев на суше очень хорошо, вы не имели такого мужества и б/опыта, как СССР! Только Русские вас всех тогда и спасли, та как вы умели только бомбить всё подряд , но не воевать! Теперь вы забыли про то военное братство, своих и наших ветеранов и возрождаете фашизм на Украине !!! ПОЗОР ВАМ !!!

[@ArnaldoReyes-ut7on]

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[@cynthiaalver]

Huge respect to all WW2 heroes. Welcome home, hero.

[@boondockingamerica]

You do realize that WWll has been over for 74 years don't you ?

[@jack333p]

Yes, respect to them all. I watch these submarine history movies because I have a son presently in US Navy serving on a submarine.

[@robbieali9383]

My Grandad who fought in the 2nd world war, mainly in Germany and Belgium always told me how brave and courageous the Canadian army was.. They were fearless.. he was proud to have fought alongside them 🫡

[@bmw_m4255]

What if nobody listened to the politicians and refused to fight at all on every side.

[@christopherfriend7402]

Bless all the unsung heroes. Thank you all for your service and sacrifices.

[@stuka101]

The human touch to this documentary is excellent. Very well done!

[@robertdelacruz2951]

A tragic War Stories episode, but it deserved to be told. Bless you all.

[@MWM-dj6dn]

It is a very wonderful documentary. amazing..full of accurate information. He deserves great admiration and praise. I salute you with all the beautiful words and sincere feelings for your sincere efforts in producing this distinguished and wonderful work. I wish you lasting success and all goodness and happiness. You are the best in the best. I have the utmost respect, pride, and appreciation.

[@888Longball]

We Canadians were sacrificed. This was just a demo to show the USSR that it was futile to attack too soon. But, killing colonials wouldn't have political implications.

[@maryholder3795]

To all those WW2 who fought in the war to get the Convoy across the Atlantic Canadian, US and UK sailors thank you for your service. RIP sailors who sadly didn't make it out of as the Canadian sailor said " the Black Pit" where the UB lurked Thank you.

[@vicdelange2634]

bowing my head in memory of all merchant mariners, who also gave their lives

[@Handi2478]

Yes we can’t forget their sacrifices too. Many merchant sailors perished in the cold North Atlantic.

[@romans325kjb]

God bless these brave Merchant Seaman. The Canadians (heroes) kept the British going. They never get enough credit for what they did. As stated years ago (and now) thank you to all those brave souls.

[@edjopago1]

A very moving tribute to these amazing Canadians / Un hommage très émouvant à ces incroyables Canadiens

[@gibson617ajg]

Submariners had balls of steel, whatever their nationality.

[@mhoppy6639]

Indeed, I think their life expectancy was very low wasn’t it especially towards the end of the war if you were in the Kriegsmarine?

[@Alex462047]

They might have been courageous, but what they did was bloody awful, and they didn't suffer anything like the men they burned alive in tanker fires or left to their fate in the freezing temperatures of the North Atlantic. It was war, you may say. Yes, it was, but murder is still murder, and they found what they were looking for, in the end. Even in war a person has choices about how he conducts himself, and must face the repercussions of those choices.

[@mhoppy6639]

@@Alex462047 very true.

[@Streicher17]

The RCNVR achieved a marvellous goal, sent to sea with inadequate equipped ships and unexpirienced crews. They were criticized a lot by the British. But they deserve better. The hardship they went through, are beyond imagination. They have my deep admiration!!! My deepest admiration goes to the merchant seamen, who brought all the goods and the stuff to Britain. They suffered so much, but they never gave up. All my love goes to them.

[@iluvledzepp]

As an American I sincerely appreciate the sacrifice ALL allied soldiers made during BOTH World Wars to rid the world of tyranical evil. This is NOT TO DISCOUNT THOSE WHO LOST THEIR LIVES THAT DAY. That being said, having extensively studies the 1st World War at 43:50 this documentary states that "The Assault on Dieppe was the most costly day in Canadian Army history." A quick search on google states that although I believe these are overall figures for the multiple day battle "The Canadians held Vimy Ridge. This victory came at a high cost as 3,598 Canadians lost their lives, and 7,000 were wounded during the four-day battle. April 9, 1917 is still the bloodiest day in Canadian military history."

[@apennell3575]

Such brave men. thank you all

[@shaunmcclory8117]

"90% boredom & 10% sheer terror"!😱

[@towgod7985]

The Greatest Generation!

[@string-bag]

Bless those young men, may they rest in peace.

[@runningonice-music605]

Wonderful documentary,absolute respect to all those truly courageous men. ❤

[@hanskurtmann6781]

Its true about the yanks being different from everyone else. I may be a dual citizen yank now but 1st and foremost a German native, born and raised in Germany. That said as a kid seeing Das Boot in US theaters on holiday as some US family had not seen it yet so thought might be interesting to see how the film was in America so with my parents and cousins we went to see it. But turned out to be a shock that will never forget. During the opening of the film" Of the 40,000 German submarine sailors, 30,000 never returned" the whole place just erupted like a football game, everyone cheered, hooted and yelled. But what was weird was during the end when the boat sank, there was no cheering or clapping. Surreal to say the least.

[@Alex462047]

In the beginning, it was a number without humanity. At the end, it was the death of people and a boat they had come to know through the movie, already human beings. I wish we would see these things before we go to war, or start wars in other places. The killing of every single human being is the ending of an entire life on earth, the taking of that life, the murder, a terrible tragedy.

[@BrownRobinhood]

They admired the Canadian fighters.

[@kodibassInsideoutboards]

Thank EACH & EVERY one of The MOST Special Humans to EVER walk The Earth! A American Who will Never EVER Forget You incredibale Men, Thank U from the Bottom of my AMERICAN Heart!

[@FlacoFlo]

I would love to see more Uboat videos!

[@philipgreensmith1694]

So much respect for the men and women that fought in the wars. Heroes every one of them 💯💪

[@mr.fiivestarr7493]

Never endured such activities like this; but i could not see myself crying for my enemies that’s where they belong the bottom of the ocean they was killing civilians in merchant ships. Godbless the heroes who paid the ultimate sacrifice for their country!!! An honor the few legends who are still with us today!!!

[@EvidenceandReasons]

Thank you to the heroes.

[@motojunkie8348]

Our kids might be mixed breed but at least we're not speaking German 😂

[@timothywalker4563]

My Grandfather was a US Navy pharmacist mate that was stationed at a navy hospital. When he wasn’t filling prescriptions he was a hospital warden,sailors that survived U-boat attacks were on his floor. He only spoke with my grandmother about that,never said one word to anybody else in the family.

[@mikem1956]

May God bless these men .

[@mohammedsaysrashid3587]

Super wonderful historical coverage documentary about Canadian sailors participants in protection of supplies convoys from America 🇺🇸 to Britain 🇬🇧 during early years of WW2...where German U-boats...practiced wolves pact attacked supplement convoys...thank (war stories) channel for sharing

[@johnmay23]

When a British merchant ship was sunk - the crew's pay (and remittances to family members ) was stopped and merchant seaman were not considered as veterans until the late'60's So much for a grateful nation.. j may vancouver canada ( ex UK)

[@samlair3342]

One of my best friend’s father manned a deck gun on a merchant ship. He never talked about his experiences. We understood why.

[@Uvray]

When I watch these docs all I feel hatred and disgust for is our politicians and governments.

[@cassiosilva1340]

Your work is fantastic! Please insert translation in the language (PORTUGUESE-BRAZILIAN). Health and success! 🇧🇷

[@جلالبلال-ر1ظ]

قناه متميزه وفديو متميزه جدا الف شكرا

[@marshalljordan2416]

“And the sea gave up the dead who were in it . . .” Revelation 29:13

[@esidedude2869]

Absolute Heroes. Legends.🇬🇧🇨🇦

[@Alan-pv2bi]

Heroes. 🙏💪🇨🇦

[@Handi2478]

Halifax Harbour was ideal for this task. Beyond the harbour was Bedford Basin where the the convoys gathered before leaving for Europe. Halifax Harbour is deep but rather narrow which is why it took a long time to form the convoys.

[@MrCraigulator]

3 mist ups...I freaking love Canada. We all pretty much have it made. I appreciate everything. *his ball still hurts to this day. I laughed and cried.

[@sreed8570]

The only difference between German propaganda and that of the Allies was that at least some of the Allies was true. It all served the same purpose, to motivate the troops and pacify the populous. Being a Vet myself I've seen it at both ends.

[@patrickrichards2577]

✨🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿✨🥀R.I.P.🥀✨💔✨🙏✨.

[@peter2023]

My dad RN far east fleet,,my uncle done the Murmansk run to Russia,,my father in law 4.5 a Japanese POW ,,,,HEARTS OF OAK

[@vikingstigr]

Mr Grandpa served on the frigate HMCS St.John. not sure which before that. He never spoke of the war and leaving men in the water. I read his journals... it was a lot.

[@ThePerch-m1m]

It ruined my grandad for 35 years, is what it took for him to start to get over it, and he only had to fly cover over the convoys from the New Foundland air base.

[@vikingstigr]

​@@ThePerch-m1m they may have met.

[@kevinsedo6869]

It disgusting to see how Remembrance Day has been bastardized , by a changing Canadian demographic who claim that it has no bearing on them , people need to realize that without the sacrifices of these men and women they wouldn't have the freedoms they enjoy , they deserve that half day when absolutely everything stops to honor them

[@greatwave1]

Only the sea remembers their names!

[@DerrickPope-sg7ow]

Fun fact if there was no sun we wouldn't need AC anymore.

[@organickevinlondon]

@ 19:10 "we had 820 fighting submarines and we lost 781" that's a loss rate of just over 96%, (34,000 lives lost) "so I cannot begrudge his wry smile either" about 30,000 of Allies sailors lost their lives, in the Battle of the Atlantic too, the North Atlantic is the Worlds largest War Cemetery, (that has no headstones).

[@ColinFreeman-kh9us]

What Trudeau has done to Canada is disgraceful

[@brucesnyder690]

The best prime Minister since WW2.

[@ColinFreeman-kh9us]

@@brucesnyder690 I found your backbone

[@ThePerch-m1m]

It's up to all of us to save our democracy. No one complaining about anything will have an effect. It's about what you're willing to do about it. Will you turn out to fight like our grandfathers did in beating back fascism, or will you winge about politicians?

[@maryholder3795]

24:34 The Dieppe Raid was conceived to gain a foothold on the French coast, engage German defenses. To gather vital information that could be used in the planning of larger operations. The lesson was that Dieppe was a costly failure that taught the Allies everything they should not do when carrying out an amphibious invasion. Of note was the need for heavy air and naval gunfire support, proper intelligence and surveillance, surprise, and training for beach landings. Of the 5,000 Canadian troops those KIA and POE 3967 did not return. Of UK service men 275 died. One destroyer and 33 landing craft were lost, with 550 seamen killed. The air battle was no more successful: 106 aircraft went down. One success was the attack by Lord Lovet 4 commandos the Hess Battery on the right flank was destroyed and the commando evacuated to sea with few casualties. The Dieppe raid taught allies important lessons, but at a high price.

[@doug8525]

How did they do it? I wonder if I could have…

[@TheOsfania]

Britain stood alone??? What a load of 💩💩💩

[@kartherton]

What I did watch was very interesting, but half way through i was done. Way to many adverts. Fed up with them. Its a shame, that KZbin is slowly going down the pan.

[@1USACitizen192]

Why didnt submarine destroy escorts first?

[@shiranthamadawa7122]

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[@Lumsden-g7o]

In the vomming battles they learned how to fight ! In the Shelts 6ooo died , but we WON.! In the battle of foerests of germany 9ooo died, but we WON ! At Nornany 3ooo died , but we won !

[@MiguelAleman-wc9if]

Pasen en español vga no estamos en EEUU

[@grunyonthoughtsfromagrunt8264]

Dam I was in the Infantry for 18 years did a few combat tours. I understand the reasons and why's they had to leave them in the water. And in a war time scenario I actually agree with it . Many times in war a Soldier, Sailor, Airman or Marine has to do some terrible terrible things to give the best chances for the mission to succeed and often times we have to some die so many more can live. But dang the stain on the Soul for those poor basterds that had to leave those Sailors behind in the water knowing they where going to die. Pray that the Good Lord gives them Peace. They did what they had to do and in wartime it was the right thing to do. But that don't make it easier. My heart and soul go out to all of you.

[@ThePerch-m1m]

it ruined my grandfather. and he only had to fly cover out of the New Foundland air base for the convoys.

[@KosherFinance]

Not a single Black man.. so RACIST😢

[@ted5567]

Running silent runnung deep

[@minhthunguyendang9900]

28:29

[@RahmouniAmar-yw9vs]

Dkvknc❤😂kea 23:23

[@AltCtrlSpud]

Fun Fact: The moon is actually more important to our survival than the sun because it gives us light at night when it’s dark but the sun gives light during day when it’s already light out

[@christopherkeefe7716]

Yes, but without the sun, there would be no light. The planet would freeze, and nothing would grow so I would say that the sun is more important than the moon.

[@888Longball]

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[@boondockingamerica]

Wow a rocket scientist

[@thewiseowl3672]

What makes it light in the first place?

[@hooty465]

😂

[@patrickrichards2577]

✨🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿✨🥰✨👍✨♥️✨🤗✨.

[@shaunmcclory8117]

They should've stayed in their pens/home bases after they started losing so many men and their u-boats and were withdrawn, they were never going to stop the supplies from America as their mammoth manufacturing and logistical supremacy would just build more and keep sending it, German high command surely knew they were sending men on a likely suicide patrol.

[@bullitt7544]

Lest we Forget.

[@samashkannejad8440]

THAT,S WHY I NEVER EVER POT MY FEET INSIDE THE SHIPE,,,NEVER IN MY LIFE,NOW IM 52 YEARS OLD,,EVEN I DONT TRAVEL BY AIR IF I KNOW PLAN PASSING SEA ,,NO WAY MAN,,,