WW2 - The Battle of the Atlantic [Real Footage in Colour]

[@KickFlipYT]

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[@greatoaksyoutube4936]

Where did you get these clips from? just wondering if they're copyrighted. I wanted to use them for a project.

[@joquilopez1976]

@@greatoaksyoutube4936 also need that info

[@DianaKazimiera-]

I wish all the best 🕊️🤝 great respect from 🇵🇱

[@mrcaboosevg6089]

These men had balls of steel, on both sides. The Germans knew they couldn't win but they took the fight anyway, the British knew they outmatched the Germans but the Germans had U Boats that could strike at an time and a few excellent surface vessels, all of which involved fighting hundreds of miles from land where the chance of rescue was slim. They were all heroes to their countries

[@theglaze8927]

Agreed............. Why didn't you say Nazis?

[@chaosXP3RT]

What about the Americans and Canadians? Didn't they part take in the Battle of the Atlantic? Were they cowards?

[@theglaze8927]

@@chaosXP3RT he just forgot to add up...........

[@lorrainesmith6166]

Yes why not Nazis only madmen take a fight they can’t win. Bloodthirsty and fanatical

[@jamielake-boyd3600]

Yeah and some lied to get into the war at 16 yrs old. But then again drummer boys were 12 in the Civil war.

[@sealegs446]

The British battleship line at the beginning, amazing

[@fabricioJiuJitsu]

What's that at 0:35 seconds?

[@respectablebogan3276]

@@fabricioJiuJitsu planes flying over a snowy range

[@musashi-battleship1104]

@@fabricioJiuJitsu the KMS Tirpitz Battleship Bombing 1944

[@DeNihility]

This arouses me greatly.

[@hahaaha7400]

I think those were Americans ship

[@princesaabdullah8234]

i feel so sad about all the men who lost their lives in this footage

[@xvenomxreap3rx]

It's war.. get used to it cause we're heading for another one soon

[@margreatkahmei7733]

Yes

[@xvenomxreap3rx]

@Lucifer K Clearly you've been living under a rock if you don't think we're heading for another war. Oh and a keyboard warrior is someone who calls you a "prick" or "wanker" or says "you better not mess with me" I don't see that my last message So try harder next time kid

[@unclejacksimulations9423]

@@xvenomxreap3rx For everyone's sake, you better hope for peace. Another Great World War means the end of mankind.

[@crs19191919]

I feel sad the shitty music ruins watching it.

[@roastbeef1010]

My great grandfather fought in this, and survived, so proud of him!

[@benjaminmendezz]

He’s a badass! May God bless him

[@louisagrantham6041]

Me great grandfather was in the navy, he shot down a stuka

[@louisagrantham6041]

@the_newbeginning new life noice

[@louisagrantham6041]

@the_newbeginning new life did you mean *our* ?

[@callumsherratt5436]

Adolf hitler Mussolini was my pet dog

[@adolfhitler9284]

The battleships look soo modern for something from 1940s

[@RPGTKingpin]

They were cutting-edge technology at the time. Pity most of them have been scrapped. I would like to have toured the HMS Warspite or HMS Nelson. Or the Bismarck, Scharnhorst or Admiral Hipper.

[@adolfhitler9284]

Dr. TeaRex how about the USS Iowa ?

[@RPGTKingpin]

@@adolfhitler9284 I've been aboard the Iowa. Have a keyring as a memento. Same with the USS Midway. But my point is the Americans are pretty much the only ones with any kind of substantial collection of WWII museum ships. The UK only has HMS Belfast IIRC, and I don't think Germany has any, aside from possibly a u-boat or two. All the surface vessels were either sunk or taken as prizes by the UK, US and USSR.

[@adolfhitler9284]

Dr. TeaRex it’s a shame we’re never ganna be able to see these beautiful machines in action

[@bootymane9907]

@@adolfhitler9284 I wish the US would refit them with a few torpedo launchers and tube missile launchers then remove some older weapon systems maybe even the rear main battery and install and shitton of vertical launch cells and modern anti air/anti cruise and icbm capabilities then for all but one mothball them to avoid the cost of operation for all of them take one on a few freedom of navigation missions and then mothball that one after maintenance and let them be museums making money off that they still could be while modernized with removable displays showing the old designs and then we could lure the Chinese into an expensive arms race not only that but even the American dockyard and economy will need time to train people and get revving up so if China pearl harbors us and damages a couple carriers and many cruisers and destroyers with missiles and planes it wouldnt be a horrible idea to just ready all the battleships for war and use them for escorts for the carriers they could confuse missiles and Battleships can eat more damage than carriers or atleast their counterparts from their era and if we lost one its way less strategically important than a Carrier and once we have crippled Chinas economy with blockade when our Navy has a resurgence in the area it would be useful to have a few platforms left over which could heavily shell coastlines and launch cruise missile strikes while also being able to take multiple hits and defend itself with a wide array of area defense systems and possibly aegis hell you could even park a patriot and thaad on those big boys aswell

[@thehonestloaf3575]

I bet they didn't call the navy gay back then

[@meep6258]

Cuz they actually fought

[@dt2419]

박해진 the navy still does. Just not often

[@jam4678]

Navies in ww2 are crucial to the war

[@dt2419]

Smile navies still are crucial

[@wee5207]

I mean without them, we would either be Japanese or dead.

[@vaterix4202]

R.I.P to the sailors of the Canadian Navy who fought and died from 1939-1945 in the Battle of the Atlantic 🇨🇦

[@Mansoor-Butt]

@Firman Nazmadi 😄😄, they went down in deeper sea at that time

[@ryanhuntrajput474]

It's ROYAL CANADIAN NAVY 👑🇨🇦

[@levycruz9961]

🇬🇧vs 🇮🇹

[@taxidriverxdscp4242]

They fought to their last breath their sacrifice will not be forgotten

[@corvineo]

Press F to pay respect

[@iagolampealvarez9966]

Allies: 36,200 sailors killed 36,000 merchant seamen killed 3,500 merchant vessels 175 warships 741 RAF Coastal Command Aircraft lost in anti-submarine sorties Axis: Nazi Germany~30,000 U-boat sailors killed 783 submarines lost 47 other warships lost Kingdom of Italy~500 killed 17 submarines lost For those wondering about the casualties of all battles between 1939-45 [source Wikipedia]

[@tjwindsor9638]

Those statistics prove that the Germans would have absolutely destroyed the allies if they anywhere near the same amount of manpower and resources.

[@joshflugel]

The Royal Navy at it's peak is something impressive.

[@callumsherratt5436]

It is - the navy is probably the hardest but easiest job in the military and I know cos my sisters best friends cousin is in the navy - the navy barely fight but when they do, it’s hectic

[@callumsherratt5436]

Din Djarin exactly with the lack of technology as well

[@GenocideWesterners]

Wouldnt the late ww1 era be the peak of the royal navy ? The royal navy had more battleships than the next two powers combined( US and germany) in 1918.

[@mrcaboosevg6089]

@@GenocideWesterners During WW2 Britain was unmatched in the world, Germany however had a serious force that threatened the Royal Navy during WW1. During WW2 the US Navy got battered in the Pacific, as soon as Britain moved a modern task force to Asia they pretty much never lost a battle against the Japanese

[@prezentoappr1171]

@@mrcaboosevg6089 rip force z bsp watcher salute

[@danielwhyatt3278]

Sometimes it’s really hard to imagine that the old footage we see from the war is genuinely real (i.e that we are actually witnessing people fighting and dying) until we bring it into colour.

[@atoka2206]

Exactly Color undoubtedly brings these footages to life, and closer to us, the modern viewers

[@KendallPhillips89]

We just watched a lot of people die. A lot.

[@chen_plays4173]

Yep

[@sboonthae]

R.I.P

[@scouseaussie1638]

Kendall Phillips That kinda happens in war

[@KendallPhillips89]

@@scouseaussie1638 everyone likes a little ass. No one likes a smart ass.

[@briancle3921]

And alot of ships..

[@calcrawley6821]

A moment of silence for all the brilliant soldiers who fought and died on that battle 😔

[@dedikpurwanto9842]

Fishes be like: what goin on up there? Another fish: Wait for it my friend...it will be massive food supply comin down.

[@beggingforhislifelikehetho7546]

Haha wtf

[@graysonschannel3073]

Crushed*

[@asmodeussatanus3757]

Fish : MUKBANG TIME GUYS!!!

[@atoka2206]

Fish enjoying the new and rare food supply *Goddamn 10 000 ton sinking ship hits them right in the head*

[@zelkuta]

I have wondered before if sharks and other predators came to associate the sounds of battle with food. Sound can carry for hundreds of miles in the ocean so if they heard battles going on, would they go and prepare to feast?

[@landcaster1234]

In a thousand years man will still say, this was their finest hour ~Winston Churchill

[@binitajha3240]

Fuc* Winston Churchill , he killed millions of Indians similar to hitler

[@Wombat1916]

@@binitajha3240 If you are fulminating about the Bengal famine don't forget the food from Burma was cut off when the Japanese took it and cargo ships to bring emergency food in were being sunk by submarines. Bengal had too many people and not enough food being grown. Of course, it's easier to blame Churchill than inclement weather and other acts of God. Just for the record, when did Hitler kill millions of Indians? BTW, your puncuation *ucks!

[@deedee9992]

@@binitajha3240 winston Churchill is the reason that the fucking UK wasn’t nazi occupied

[@catalogueboys2538]

@@Wombat1916millions of bengali people had to die for your war and you just give an excuse that there were too many people? Why the fuck did you take their food then? Couldn't you have grown your own? Oh sorry I forgot that nothing ever grows in the dreadful british weather.

[@goglehead1236]

@@catalogueboys2538 I’m british bangladeshi and first of all blaming Churchill shows ur ignorance for how difficult it was. It wasn’t a war just fought in europe but in asia. Japanese forces were trying to get ready to invade india but they failed because of the british and us fleets in the pacific and indian ocean. I don’t think India would’ve liked it under Japanese occupation. The food btw went to the british people working to stop the war and the british and colonial armies. You have to understand that famines are a cost of war. The rice exports from Burma were blocked off because of Japan making it difficult to supply food to the population. next time before commenting know ur facts ffs

[@yousefshahin2654]

That British battle ship line looks *EPIC*

[@zainmaulana7396]

Yes bro..

[@oobibab9572]

Badass looking right?

[@yousefshahin2654]

@@oobibab9572 Yeah

[@shockwave6213]

I just noticed something..... I think that line of ships was actually a line of American 1910s and 1920s Dreadnought-era battleships. The turret on the lead ship looks like the New Mexico class' turret face. And some ships in the line look like they still have lattice masts, which was a primarily American thing. The ships right behind it have the 2 16 inch gun turrets of the Colorado class battleship.

[@yousefshahin2654]

@@shockwave6213 No I think the lead ship is king George V or Prince of Wales (before it was sunk)

[@DROID.MICHAELS]

Question, who in the WORLD was under water videotaping the torpedoes being shot out ?

[@starsteam7190]

German propaganda guys with cameras

[@meatymeat717]

some suicidal dude

[@DROID.MICHAELS]

@Eros Baruc León doubt that try again lol

[@brainwashingdetergent4128]

During the war all sides suffered from extensive torpedo failures so I assume it was filmed to research any issues they might have been having.

[@makins0517]

Aquaman

[@rb716]

British warships at the beginning, omg

[@limmyk4943]

the two Battleship were the Two Nelson Class Battleships HMS Nelson and HMS Rodney

[@rossthomson1958]

@@limmyk4943 I belive behind them where either revenge class battleship or renown class battlecruiser.

[@lorrainesmith6166]

My Father fought from day 1 in this war, survived D Day and lived a good life was a great Dad but the things he saw affected him for the rest of his life . I came along late in his life and he told me lots about it. I could not be more proud of him.

[@lightbluewaves5526]

First clip is just amazing, we have super carriers and other modern ships yeah, but there is something about battleships that still remain the most intimidating badass class of ships to have sailed the 7 seas

[@julienvalley28]

@Beater Bike Channel beta hull supercarrier vs alpha hull super battleship

[@prezentoappr1171]

@@julienvalley28 cue kancolle somnium - sortie which showcase animated kanmuse razgriz with f14 tomcat f22 raptor and f35

[@skyfire2490]

Its because now wins who has the best missiles and back then was all about torpedos and canons

[@Φωτό-ρ7π]

LOGH has continent like Antarctica as war spaceship so time for space age

[@Φωτό-ρ7π]

Oh yeah Japan tested the first carrier based attack on ship but failed to gigantism of BB like hitlin Maus, isoroku and manjirou were ignored

[@WilliamA-]

The British navy has always been incredibly mighty, massive respect from Sweden

[@sinenominee1454]

Lots of respect for Sweeden from Britain especially for alerting Britain about the bismark

[@Antares2]

Yeah, thanks Sweden, for making torpedoes for the germans that took countless allied lives. Not to mention that you kept exporting iron ore to the germans throughout the war that they could use to build more weapons. You weren't neutral. You were the nazis that got away.

[@scottwhitley3392]

@@Antares2 The supplied the U.K. with iron and steel…. As well as weapons.

[@AFT_05G]

@@scottwhitley3392 No Sweden didn’t send any weapons to UK nor Germany.They supplied them with iron ore but nothing else.

[@marem3038]

The cameran are always the safest ones lmao

[@jcjcjunk1881]

Not always true

[@pussinjordans8800]

Remember the camera man in the pearl harbor movie, hehe

[@theplaguedoctor6092]

@@pussinjordans8800 yea he run and get shooted from behind by airplane lol

[@imabrokebeebidiot7741]

I agreed all camera are always alive I don't think so is Go Pro camera hahahaha

[@TafakkaMen]

@@imabrokebeebidiot7741 there wasn't a go pro at that time and year...

[@twopumpsandimdone309]

Would it be fucked up if at the end a random voice said “we would like to thank World of Warships for sponsoring this video”?

[@abdulkareemkhan8188]

Fuck this no it would be terrible absolutely terrible

[@kmsbismarckatlantic6170]

yeah super terrible.! and messed up.

[@mainakbhattacharjee5403]

What a dangerous time for human being it was

[@charlieabbot3649]

True

[@johnmelescoto7337]

Dont worry the third one will happen soon :)

[@parthiban956]

Now it is more worst, this world didn't attain freedom till now . Now people are very bad when compared to those time . Have ever come across concepts of illuminati , migration, religion , Brahmins. these are few things which are hidden from society. They all are same from same society who control this world.

[@freerepublicusa2064]

THe bible prophesies the the 3rd world war will kill 1/3 of the human race...between the US and Russia we could blow the world up at least 7 times over . 1st world war claimed 8 million lives, 2nd world war claimed 55million. 3rd world war 2.5billion

[@md.masudkaisermitul295]

It's coming again, in a compounded form

[@ricalovesjesus]

My Grandpa is now 98 and battled in the Atlantic in this! I just showed him this footage, he said “ yeah it was no joke, I dropped bombs and shot down aircrafts, you see that plane? Yeeaahhhh 😂😂😂😂.” His ship went down and he survived. I’m so blessed to hear his stories

[@GoinSoloYT]

Lucky I would love my grandpa to Telll his stories he’s dead im pretty sure I wasn’t even alive at the time

[@martintaper7997]

As a child I met a Scottish stoker fishing in the local harbour who served on HMS Hood before it was re-commissioned - he was not reinstated to the ship, lucky. My grandmother also took a photo of the Hood in Sydney Harbour in 1924 which I still have.

[@johnreilly1491]

One of the survivors, Bob Tilburn lived in Stockton-on-Tees where I live, he died in 95 and Ted Briggs lived 10 miles down the road in Redcar, he passed in 2008. Brave men.

[@Φωτό-ρ7π]

​@Beater Bike Channel MFGA great shirou emiya didn't die of survivor guilt but suffer suicidal form of altruism

[@Lion_Heart_Zimbabwe]

My great grandfather, Captain Ernest Edward Brightman of the Royal Navy fought in many of these battles during WW2. I can't imagine what he must have seen. I salute and honour him and all the soldiers who fought and died in this terrible war. War is hell. Love and Compassion are our greatest strengths and gifts. We are coming into an age where that will be most evident. There's incredible strength in Unity not in division, hatred, war and violence. P .S. Please be loving, kind, compassionate and respectful to each other and all other living beings.

[@asimmohdyousuf3077]

No one gives a fuck about your great grandfather there is nothing great about Great Britain. You guys were fucking colonisers you looted so many countries.

[@usbcharger2272]

Imagine it happens in this modern day. It is Fvcking scary due to advanced weapons of the different country.

[@Lordpianz]

its actually less scarier, most weapons are precision base which means less casualties, pilots can eject now

[@JayHawke84]

Imagine KGV battleships or HMS Vanguard combined modern tech with big guns, these ships will be near enough invincible

[@robdog1245]

If this happened today, they have the CIWS (sea whiz) close in weapon system. Any middle that gets within a certain range of a ship is engaged and usually shot down. Same deal with planes, the Aegis radar system is 6 million + watts of power, it can track basically anything, missile, plane, bird, whatever. Ships today don’t fire 16” guns at each other, they fire supersonic missiles and lasers.

[@Lordpianz]

@@robdog1245 If it comes down to ciws "Than cic has let the entire crew down and this piece of crap along with a few chaff and flares is it only hope. That system goes through ammo faster than a 10 yr old eating halloween candy. Ageis adavance yes, its design as an air tracking system which is integrated with other land sea and air platforms. but like any other system it has problems al which I'm not going to mention. . Laser are only on a few ships and its still mainly for testing purposes, their not really worth an honorable at this moment in time. The lost of life would be drastically less, we would just drop precision base bombs on hitler bases encampment, base off intel which wouldnt be hard to get considering his public presence throughout most of the war

[@baba9665]

@@JayHawke84 Nope. Speed.

[@MASTERATCOD4]

0:16 look familiar starwars Empire Fleet. Looks awesome 😀

[@mustafaerdem140]

Exactly

[@larrymagee8758]

Yes, you're right. They did have that pagoda like bridge on them too.

[@Adhjie]

@@larrymagee8758 idk whats the reason the pagoda is basically almost all IJN ships

[@larrymagee8758]

@@Adhjie if you mean the IJN copied the RN I think you're correct.

[@besstl3434]

What ships are those?

[@napoleonbonaparte3915]

2:34 Me: It looks so cute 😁😁😁 2:38 Me: What th...

[@acccoplanning]

Fisycs

[@atlas_1802]

how is it cute

[@arya0794]

Depth charges

[@lancegideondiokno1774]

@@arya0794 no those are hedgehogs anti submarine weapons

[@bluecrystals2398]

Lol

[@Mike-ew8nf]

2:30 that must've been a pretty scary time for submarine crews😳😳😳

[@JCTiggs1]

The hedgehogs replaced traditional depthcharges and were much more effective. They were fired at a distance of up to 250m and would fall quickly deep in the water giving no time for the Uboat to maneuver. They used a contact fuse and would only explode on impact. A single hedgehog exploding directly against a uboat was enough to sink it.

[@scottwhitley3392]

Imagine being on the Cargo ships.

[@richiegilo4278]

THE HMS RODNEY AND HMS NELSON AT THE BEGINNING IS.AWESOME

[@arsaara8205]

p.

[@zachboyd4749]

The lead ship is a Nelson class alright, but the second one looks like a Revenge class

[@Adhjie]

@@zachboyd4749 wheres vanguarď did it meet yamato or musashi after bri ish sunk in bsp mission?

[@harrysmith1070]

@@Adhjie Crack alert

[@BestVids-ti5di]

We just watched the last moment of tens, if not hundreds of people. God bless their souls, on both sides.🙏🏼

[@ffandrewd2986]

Possibly thousands

[@michaelc.5809]

I thought youtube didn't allow porn

[@hmprison1837]

Some big guns out there. Oh just look at them. Lok

[@allinone-qe1yp]

*But it is the rape of humanity ,OK* ..

[@angheritagecebu1121]

They dont

[@sicksergant42nd64]

This is better

[@undercovervisiter5881]

KZbin don't know naval porn

[@Robert_Lindsay]

My uncle and namesake died there. At 15 years old, he enlisted in the Merchant Navy as soon as he could. Their ships were sitting ducks for the German U-boats. I never met him, but I look at the one photo we have of him every remembrance day, and think of him and of my grandparents who lost their first son, and my dad who lost his big brother. RIP Brave boy ❤

[@zenster1097]

Sorry for your loss.

[@spookyhogan]

The longest and arguably most important battle of WW2... it's so crazy to see

[@greyskyfrozen6645]

The depth charges at 2:30 is known as the 'Hedgehogs'. Hedgehog is one badass weapon against the UBoats and no submarine is known to survive from a direct hit by it. However, the most crucial element as to why the Allies managed to defeat the Nazis during the Battle of Atlantic is the usage of sonar-buoys. By using these buoys that hang up to 25ft below the sea wave, the Allies recon planes managed to pin point the exact location of the submarines and relay the location to the sub destroyers.

[@andyenglish7928]

Defeated the germans,some happened to be nazis as was their government

[@wadatamana]

Thanks for the info. I was about to ask. Luckily I was searching it through the comments. :-)

[@Φωτό-ρ7π]

​@@andyenglish7928 search archaeologist who bombed troy site the most hated man in archeology also why manji is bad in the west even though Norse also use it proto Indo European ring a bell?

[@lloydbrianbonifacio8206]

with a lot of casualties from allies haha

[@bracketify]

Big respect for the cameraman risking his live for filming this.

[@DividedByZeero]

multiple people filmed this

[@neil9754]

colour film makes such a difference good vid btw

[@baldboso5296]

These are all black n White..but digital color added to them..

[@mmccarthy9458]

Outstanding footage. There is nothing like seeing Nelson and a bunch of Queen Elizabeth class BBs in the same formation. The hedgehog really helped end the happy time for U boats.

[@splatoonistproductions5345]

Nothing will ever come close to the intimidation factor brought on by a battleship, NOTHING

[@sadiqahmed4143]

Not even a Ten thousand metre long Warship Hanging over your head aiming It's weapons at you

[@bgumbleton]

My dad was on the North Atlantic convoy runs with the Canadian Navy.. If I recall correctly Battle Wagons weren't on those runs.

[@IgnoredAdviceProductions]

Photoguy64 The Battle of the Atlantic included a lot more than just a bunch of convoys being shot at by subs my guy...

[@kathyrojad8806]

Photoguy64

[@Comnlink]

If by battlewagons you mean battleships then, no. There was a substantial force of battleships stationed as convoy escorts, even more so as more and more of the kreigsmarine’s capital units were placed in norway

[@mikeprimm4077]

The British used battlewagons on convoy runs sometimes. But, the hunt for Bismarck and tirpitz took up a lot of the battle lines time. The U.S. had battleships in the north Atlantic, but nowhere on the same scale as in the pacific. Mostly older pearl harbor salvaged ships, as their appetite for bunker oil made them inefficient for the vast distances of the pacific. Also their cruising speed was about the same as someone riding a bike. But, for the most part, it was the tin cans escorting the convoys. The USS Washington went to the Atlantic for her shakedown cruise to help with the Tirpitz. I belive the Showboat, USS. South Carolina also went there first after her shakedown, before both being sent to the pacific theater of operations.

[@robdog1245]

@@IgnoredAdviceProductions I thought Battle of the Atlantic was Bismarck and Eugen vs Hood and Prince of Wales? Or was that Denmark Strait?

[@kamalsrecipes1932]

0:27 is like: Germans: "There is no air Force to protect them. Let's surface and attack them" *Seeing depth charge airplanes coming* Germans:"hell nah we're diving"

[@Josh_reilly]

2:30 I’ve rewatched this part soooo many times

[@rob.emp12]

Just like in the Battleship movie 😆

[@jayakrishnanm2975]

Sad they dropped it these days

[@Josh_reilly]

Took me 8 months to realize the words in my comment were straight up out of order 🙃😂

[@frenchmaverick3742]

poor germans btw

[@hanz4518]

Seeing scharnhorst in color is bone chilling, and the british battleship fleet too.

[@flyingpiggie979]

The power Britain during the world wars is actually fucking mind blowing. Such a tiny country, with such a mighty military. Remember that the Royal Navy was still the largest and most fearsome navy in history and was only overtaken by the US in like 1944. Like you can understand the USSR and the USA being superpowers, or having been superpowers in the case of the USSR. Because they’re huge. It almost seems obvious. Then there’s just this tiny island that conquered and controlled half the world somehow and was a superpower for like 300 years. Insane.

[@rothanakoh1874]

I agree

[@youknow227]

​@@rothanakoh1874The EMBODIMENT of quality over quantity!

[@mmahoney9448]

Awesome footage and brilliant sound editing. RIP to all those who fought and died in the long, hard and cold Battle of the Atlantic.

[@armar4844]

This is cool, but imagine all those lives lost. Imagine dying trapped on a ship...

[@NukeFinity]

We're so lucky not to live in those times. R.I.P too all Seaman

[@andychristian1621]

I killed my seamen every saturday in front of computer

[@shaun_b]

Its so amazing to think that, Britain an small nation kept its reputation as a top notch navy that still rule the waves🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@Peanutcat]

It didn't. No one outside the UK thinks of it as a naval power anymore.

[@napalmhotdog4365]

@@Peanutcat im not British. They clearly still are, they have two very advanced aircraft carriers

[@obvious-troll]

@@Peanutcat I bet they will change their mind when a trident 2 missile lands on them

[@palomaelegante]

yeah, stealing other nation's islands

[@vatsal7640]

​@@palomaelegantesame as Spanish, French, russians etc Why you so butthurt??

[@Carold-]

The cameraman was like I have to record this cuz he knew this would be popular after a decades

[@codmobilenavyseal2190]

How to survive ww3 when Iran launches a nuclear bomb Be the camera man

[@michaelmiller5771]

Iran don't have a nuclear bomb, so we'll all survive

[@northernsurvivalbackcountr4986]

USA HAS over 7000 nukes all over the world

[@nguyenvuhoanglong3418]

War is about to consume/taken territory, people , golds....nuclear war will be the end of all humanity !

[@letruongquy7956]

How about China?

[@sixtovelasco169]

Nice joke 👍

[@Abhi-sw2fu]

2:22 it's just Thor's hammer....wait...whatttt !

[@vengeance5020]

Looks so fascinating but the horror terror fear of loss of life behind this is unimaginable

[@bjrnbe960]

Now im really understand why my great grand father wouldnt talk about the war He work as a steward on different boats between 1939-1945

[@blacky1987]

Love how these videos always turn into a USA no UK no USA is better threads. Lets be honest. Both sides had their secrets. But we shared technology. We shared land and bases. We still do. We shared information. We shared codes. We shared codebreaking. We shared our science. We shared the war. America wouldn't have been in the war if Churchill didn't play the US hand, and we wouldn't have seen the war if USA never stepped in. That doesn't discredit either individual nations efforts. Its just means we worked fucking outstanding as a team. Simples.

[@danteshark424]

and UK sucks after two great war

[@blacky1987]

@@danteshark424 you're a funny wee one aren't you. Bet you never have to buy your own drinks 😂😂😂😂

[@richardbourne6743]

Dante Shark . Your a arsehole.

[@fbidwhfjoe856]

Dua2 sampah lemah

[@TomCamies]

@@Sonofanirsrebel eh? They had the largest fleet until the end of Ww2.

[@simehong2000]

Crew :Sir we have radio signal from german uboat Captain : what uboat say? Crew : ( death coffin dance)

[@dunruden9720]

Stupid boy!

[@robotic1352]

The ships look soooo complex and seems like everything fits well

[@R3AL-AIM]

R.I.P to all those who fought for selfish and greedy men

[@fanpromediodeberserk597]

This battleship formation is simply...Beautiful

[@timothyhindley1800]

imagine that lot cruising up the Straights in the gulf no-one would be messing with our tankers then!!!!!

[@captainbuggernut9565]

Warship porn. Don't ever take this down.

[@excaliburgz1996]

Great Britain's battleship formation was too awesome!!!!

[@antonimucheru9176]

Thanks for the camera crew 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@palomaelegante]

It's crazy to think WW2 happened less than a century agi. It hasn't been that long

[@vergil1155]

I still can't believe how much modernized that weaponry was for the 1940s. And to think that all of it is even more advanced these days.

[@mz3qu]

Ik someone who fought in this war, pretty scary for him bc he was on a life or death situation, sadly he didn't survive, RIP Friend❤️

[@rederickfroders1978]

Honestly terrifying and completely bonkers. Drifting in a huge ocean with no land even remotely close to you, only to go out and kill or die and be chugged up by the waves.

[@lankesh6280]

Realy a nice footage you made it even great adding background music great job

[@matthewbryant958]

That is some advanced war ships for 1940s! Incredible

[@babarkhan4919]

No more war, we want peaceful plant. Look how beautiful it is and how many beautiful people are living. Long live humanity

[@Benjamin-wy4dj]

Peace is a lie

[@emdowww9150]

0:10 the nose dive and the front of the ship looks so badass

[@nyctus2024]

thousands of tons being played by water, water is such a powerful force

[@tango6nf477]

Interesting images many are very well known and often used in documentaries over the years but in monochrome, these have been colourised which gives them a very different appearance, more modern and makes the war seem less distant. If I had a choice as to what task to perform in WW 2 my very last choice would have been U-Boat crew. The thought of being trapped in a sinking submarine waiting for it to be crushed is just too horrible.

[@subashaswincreations6227]

Salute to all the men who lost their lives for their nation... Love From India 🇮🇳...🖖

[@BestVids-ti5di]

Those British battleships at the beginning...💪💪💪

[@homestaydalat]

Very touched and grateful to the soldiers who sacrificed for the peace of the world

[@islamicsensei]

Peace? They're all criminals.

[@RONINAR07]

These battleships look more powerful then modern ships

[@Juancastilo-i2d]

I love ww2 battle ship the design its self looks badass

[@steriskyline4470]

Most of what you see here were ww1 vintage, I swear the spec sheets comprised of 10% devastation 45%badass looks 45% badass name

[@gh5363]

When I look at those mighty Royal Navy ships during the first 30 seconds, I can see where Star Wars got the idea for the Imperial Star Destroyer.

[@city9546]

The boys 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧

[@ge0ff0007]

its so exciting to see the ww3 in 4k resolution, real full colors haha ..

[@1908-SanLorenzodeBodeo]

Nobody would have had to die if he had listened to his heart. my grandma can tell enough stories about the Gustloff

[@libertyordeath9936]

What do you mean?

[@-_deploy_-]

Wilhelm Glustoff? I know this ship...

[@joydevsarkar4474]

Heart deceives, listen to your brain, it is the only friend.

[@mikehunt7355]

Awesome. Riviting. Eye-opening. Frightening.

[@rokan81]

The Turpitz bombing is insane in color! Never seen it before in color great find! 👍👍👍 you can always tell it’s the turpitz raid becase of the 9 ton bombs used on the lancasters and the stray #3 bomb. It’s said even the bombs that missed the shockwaves were so great it buckled the hull.

[@karenceraldi7428]

Time stamp?

[@tesstickle7267]

One that missed capsized the ship also.

[@ashleycabel1483]

Im bloody british and my grandfather was 31 years old and he was the XO of the captain of the hood

[@mariacornwallis1602]

At 00:37 the Tirpitz hiding in a Norwegian Fjiord is recieving direct hits from RAF Lancaster bombers dropping Tallboys (Earthquake bombs ) from 15,000 feet (nearly 3 miles )

[@mcha4203]

This feeling when you're amazed and terrified

[@two0092]

Fun fact: Popeye is real and is sailor in HMS Rodney

[@joejones8810]

These sailors truly know what it means to be alive.

[@scrambler7746]

Back then, the battleships are way more menacing tahn today

[@bearsagainstevil]

The most important battle of the war yet pretty forgotten

[@CMMOHITRakra]

World was Badass then. Now Tik Tok is everywhere.🤣😂

[@luminescentlina]

do you seriously prefer war to tiktok holy fuck

[@CMMOHITRakra]

@@luminescentlina sister, you use tiktok, right?

[@luminescentlina]

@@CMMOHITRakra No, but I've studied WW2 long enough to know that you wouldn't wanna have been there edgy kid

[@ADARSHSINGH-iq3lu]

The technology was very advanced in 1940s

[@goosey2229]

My great grandfather used to tell me some stories, one of them is when of when the germans used "oil bombs" against the fleet, saw 20 odd of his crew mates burn to death while he held the bulk head open, fulll 1/4 of his body severely scared from the burns, said he saw peoples skin stick to the door as they rushed to lower deck, he went on to live his life in peace & the most gentle man I've ever met given the horrors he went through. God bless the generation that gave us a future of freedom & peace. ❤

[@creamygoodness1988]

Awesome video, good footage wish it was longer.

[@boas7742]

Some people don’t realise but the battle of the Atlantic wasn’t really one battle it was a theatre of war its several battles with the likes of Denmark strait, the final battle of the bismarck the battle of river plate and many more

[@homemadethingies627]

Cool, now the Yamato is next.

[@gamblerfls]

1:52 Seems the plane scene in Greyhound movie was inspired by this footage.

[@-NOCAP-]

The opening drums followed by the warbound single file Sea March just got me pumped for some reason even though nothing even happened yet 😂

[@Satish_HK]

One of the masterpieces was "the Bismarck against the Royal Navy and Air Force."...