World Submarine Rankings: 10 Largest

[@LuqmanHM]

When you mentioned clickbait channels, The Buzz and Infographics comes to my mind 😂

[@Feelthefx]

And the military channels with computer voice

[@Insert-Retarded-Reply-Here]

Infographics is shameless low quality propaganda

[@the80386]

Finally! videos by a content creator with significant knowledge on the topic. tired of all the robot-voice indian channels regurgitating the same online articles that barely scratch the surface.

[@atulvaibhav5376]

True

[@farisshaikh1026]

Love seeing more content, Mr. Sutton.

[@Nathanielcameron]

I'm liking the updated intro music.

[@hookedupboer]

Awesome video! thank you! Unrelated question, I've always been fascinated by the Russian approach to automation on submarines, specifically torpedo auto-loading systems. Would love to hear/see more around this, perhaps in a future video?

[@alexflim]

Reupload? Anyway great work

[@JainZar1]

The Voice Over is completely new, far shorter.

[@welshpete12]

You are very knowledgeable on your subject and the artwork is outstanding !

[@ralfhtg1056]

Both thumbs up for including both imperial and metric measures!

[@Southernstar-RHINO]

You cutaways are brilliant, Thankyou.

[@Joaocruz30]

I found out your channel today and it's great! Thanks for sharing your knowledge. Greetings from PORTUGAL

[@telinoz1975]

Great channel.

[@HISuttonCovertShores]

Thank you!

[@BorbzYT]

Very underrated channel

[@darwinortiz6394]

Love your videos.Very enjoyable.

[@Roddy229]

Technically, Belgorod wasn't a totally new sub. Her initial construction was slated to be a regular variant of the Oscar II SSGN, but construction was halted in 1997, and after losing the Kursk, the Russian commanders opted to have her restarted, but with a different purpose. In the Oscar hull design, they found what they thought would be a perfect platform for a special mission submarine. The firepower she can put down is absolutely frightening, and the worst part, is she doesn't even have to go far from home to do it.

[@112chapters3]

Loving your videos

[@Southernstar-RHINO]

I never knew some subs carry a smaller sub! Amazing

[@alamagordoingordo3047]

Very good work.

[@SMGJohn]

Soviets were not screwing around when they were designing their submarines.

[@natesmith8713]

These are great videos,one thing i would like to know more about is that pump jet propulsion(if thats what its called).How does that work,like a giant jet ski motor??

[@BartJBols]

Yes, but only used in emergencies or harbour taxi.

[@M16_Akula-III]

I don't know how it works exactly, but it does help with the noise of the screws on submarines.

[@frankrenda2519]

very good video mr sutton

[@truta3715]

Great video, didn't know some of these boats

[@Kasi01]

Id love to see a vid of Belgorod its self

[@--Dani]

My gosh beam for a boat at least is way more important, sq cube law, a 30' pleasure boat with a 8'6" compared to a 10'6" beam is HUGE. Love the videos, came over from sub brief, and share as well. Keep up great work.

[@hyto]

I'm pleasantly surprised to see H I Sutton on youtube, loving the content and the format and certainly waiting for more!

[@_R-R]

How long is the missile compartment on a ballistic missile submarine?

[@leonbode1748]

depends on the size of the missiles and how many it is carriyng

[@boonedockjourneyman7979]

Great stuff. My only comment is: The tone of the “piano” notes in the intro is so loud and so sharp it causes pain for earbud users. It’s a common new channel problem. You probably don’t have an audio equalizer and, most important, a compressor running. The best approach is to tone everything to midrange and look at your audio track visually to be sure it’s level.

[@billhanna2148]

I'm not using earbuds so it sounds just fine .. great content Mr Sutton

[@BorbzYT]

Noooo, it's too loud for my zoomer earbuds! Haha cringe

[@nik3896]

Excellent ,one question ,how much typhoon submarine cost in todays money?

[@dano727]

Very Cool !

[@Jcraft153]

Could we get a video about the array of UUVs entering service across the world?

[@robertschultz6922]

H.I. sutton, what would you say is the current strategy for the Russian Navy in regards to submarines/ASW?

[@keithbrown2458]

WOW I had no idea they were that big, I mean almost as long as two football fields

[@tannertasman]

are those metric or imperial?

[@Chris_at_Home]

I worked at EB and saw the first hull sections of the Ohio come together in 1976.

[@mtmadigan82]

I thought size didn't matter? I feel like my wifes been lying to me....

[@oldmech619]

How much lead weight has to be added to a sub while being build to make it sink?

[@BartJBols]

While being built not a lot, depends on if they finished making the hull airtight yet or not.

[@simonreij6668]

i was gonna ask for the years in operation of these but I think these are all still running? i scoffed at you in a previous video about having a quantum computer aboard a sub. i think/hope machine learning is what you meant and no, that will all happen on the ground

[@roostersideburns3440]

these submarines have windows? or portholes

[@yunassaxer7119]

great!

[@DiverWithTheBends]

The Ohio class was America's attempt at joining the cool kids club

[@TheStig_TG]

And it was a huge success

[@Justineexy]

Russia really likes long stuff.

[@ivanivanov1579]

Много желающих увидеть конец России. Никак не получается.

[@roostersideburns3440]

what if the billions spent on these machines were spent on something good?

[@BartJBols]

Then we would have had far more war.

[@Taffeyboy]

I think we’re screwed!

[@fahmialfansi6664]

But, why did Russia build longer subs than US?

[@alexflim]

1) Russian SNBM missiles was almost always bigger during cold war 2) Russia have more " special mission" submarines witch tend to be bigger

[@JaegerMatthias]

Same reason Soviet aircraft and other hardware were bigger. They were always a decade or two behind in the miniaturization of technology.

[@scytales2548]

@@JaegerMatthias There are countless Soviet airplanes and other hardware that were less big than their closest Western equivalents - modern Soviet main battle tanks (MBTs) to begin with (T-64, T-72, T-80). As Mr Sutton explains to the point in his video, the size of a submarine is dictated by the technical requirements to achieve its main missions. Notice how, in the video, the biggest subs (by length) are special mission submarines onto another significantly big submarine has to dock. That is - the mother submarine must have the space to dock and safely lock the other submarine, but it must also kept its balancing when carrying the other subs. Plus, the mother sub must house its own crew as well as the crew of the other submarine. Hence the sheer size of this kind of sub, notably the length. Actually, with the exception of the 941 Typhoon class SSBN, notice how the US Ohio class SSBN is larger and bigger than all the other Soviet SSBN classes. This sole observation do very contradict your explanation about miniaturization. The reason why the Typhoon is so large is all about survivability features, ability the break thick ice canopy and, it must not be under-looked, crew comfort during very long underway cruise. If you compare the main US Los Angeles class nuclear attack submarine (SSN) to the main Soviet SSN of the same era (the Victor series), you will find that there are roughly the same size. At the same time, the Soviet even design a significantly smaller SSN, the Alfa class. Yes, the late Soviet Akula class SSN is bigger than the Los Angeles, but it is also roughly the same size as the US Seawolf class SSN. The reason this two classes of SSN are bigger are that they carry almost twice the weapon load than earlier generation SSNs and more equipment.

[@Internetbutthurt]

@@JaegerMatthias and yet they have automation that Western subs dont....hhmmm. Soviets and Russians make their subs bigger to handle a greater variety of missions, better survivability etc

[@ivanivanov1579]

​@@JaegerMatthias откуда вы высасываите знания?

[@quinndenver4075]

why do the russians produce so many different models of submarine? surely that is economically inefficient

[@DavidGarcia-oi5nt]

What's up with the stutters or weird pauses? They're weird, excessive and sometimes found in the middle of sentences.

[@Insert-Retarded-Reply-Here]

Because it’s unscripted.

[@armedbrit493]

1 st comment. Winning.

[@Z1PP00]

Damn. 3 min late

[@Justineexy]

The British are coming, RUNN.

[@JainZar1]

Was the first presentation too long? The VO is completely new.

[@HISuttonCovertShores]

Yeah I wasn't happy with it. Once you upload KZbin gives you very limited options to edit it so ended up re-recording. Learning experience, still new to KZbin