Tirpitz v Tallboys

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[@BucketBucket275]

@Rhys Vaughan19 Hell yeah

[@odd-ysseusdoesstuff6347]

@Rhys Vaughan19 HIM!!! Bismarck is a guy!!! but yeah! the Sabaton fans (including me) would flood the comments with that one

[@zera5895]

Ok

[@tkthegk_1394]

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[@statuzraidsadventure2117]

I was right about the tall boy!

[@butteredtoast279]

Everyone who is behind this channel should be immensely proud of them selves because they created one of the most well made and informative history channels

[@olaswasito]

👌

[@ricochettheprotogen4928]

agreed

[@arcqx9676]

👍

[@funfactor4528]

Definitely

[@Faiz_Zaim_Iman]

Really true

[@ShortHax]

Imagine spending the war hiding in a bay - This post was made by the USS Enterprise gang

[@wut1727]

the nooby tirpitz

[@ArxInvicta]

@@wut1727 nooby? This "hiding in the bay" laid the foundation for the fleet in being concept, in a way of efficiency the british home fleet couldn't even begin to dream of. The amount of ressources spent on having to protect every single convoy in the vast operational area of Tirpitz simply because she COULD leave port and engage - on top of the ludicrous amounts of man and material spent and lost in trying to sink her in the well protected Fjord massively outmatch even the Bismarcks achievements. In a way, the Tirpitz was one of the few german ships that actually made up for her construction costs. Don't judge hastily simply because your only definition of military success is going into the fight frontally with all guns blazing.

[@JohnSmith-fd5un]

@@ArxInvicta Sorry, but I can't hear you over sinking of Tripitz!

[@tucksravine8637]

@@ArxInvicta shut nerd

[@Firebolt193]

@@ArxInvicta Sorry to burst your bubble, but the fleet in being concept was invented and coined by Arthur Herbert of the Royal Navy in 1690 when fighting against the French. Now, the Germans did use it effectively with the Tirpitz, but they were not the ones to lay the foundation for it as you have said.

[@dongphuongdang6786]

God the animation gets better everday

[@ehclipzze]

Jesus Christ, you’re right

[@mr.monhon5179]

A fellow Vietnamese, I believe. Good day to you anyway, miss or sir!

[@someyaminhkhoi-tord5334]

I agree

[@Madenity]

I think they look the same for me

[@daphnetrzaska8873]

No lie

[@HerpicussCosplay2]

Soon after a frantic rescue mission to free any sailors trapped in air pockets, Shortly after Tirpitz capsized, parties of sailors climbed onto the hull and painted marks on locations where they heard signs of life. But metal cutting torches were not avaliable so the rescue was delayed. But in the end 87 sailors were rescued from the wreck.

[@crimeon1782]

87 is still alot, reminds me of the USS Arizona, although they werent as lucky

[@tedmulthauf7434]

The torches would have been of little use. We learned that at Pearl Harbor. The torches consumed the oxygen in the enclosed spaces before the holes could be opened.

[@FEDERAL_INTELLIGENCE_BASE]

Yo chillin here

[@AnthonyTobyEllenor-pi4jq]

84 more than was rescued from the Hood ! As a matter of interest, the Tirpitz anchor chain is still in position cemented into the rock.

[@nickbrevitz6747]

@@tedmulthauf7434The rescuers would be from the outside, through the bottom of the hull. How would that consume the oxygen needed by the trapped crewmen? I’d think the greater danger would be loss of air pressure and increased flooding once the rescuers made that initial torch cut, they’d need to finish the rest of the cut fairly quickly in some cases before the men drowned, assuming they weren’t in a perfectly watertight compartment. Some of the trapped men at Pearl Harbor survived for over a week, what a horrible way to go.

[@galapot2380]

After the sinking of Tirpitz, dozens of Germans came running up to the house of my great-great grandma. She gave them food and blankets. They thanked her and left. Days later they returned with 100kg og wheat and food. No matter the beleif of someone, a life is a life.

[@Eyes0penNoFear]

I love stories like this.

[@moblinmajorgeneral]

The Germans treated the Norwegians comparatively well, better than the French. Also, these particular men of the Kriegmarine didn't do anything wrong, and that they repaid her kindness with their own shows their hearts.

[@mariasirona1622]

A norwegian, aren't ya then?

[@Anagh1701]

I have never heard Germans act like this

[@Anagh1701]

@Harupert Beagleton they were just soldiers doing what their leaders told them. In a war I shall regret killing the soldiers unless they are terrorists.

[@karlzen86]

I can see from my home where the Tirpitz capsized, around 5-6km away. Outside of Tromsø, Norway

[@Eyes0penNoFear]

Is there a memorial of any kind there?

[@Anagh1701]

@@Eyes0penNoFear I think not. The Nazis were defeated and not may memorials were made.

[@jcorbett9620]

@@Eyes0penNoFear There is a museum in Tromso, but the main memorial to the sailors who died, is in Wilhelmshaven in Germany. As a nation under the jackboot of the Nazi regime, you can hardly expect the Norwegians to put up memorials to their oppressors.

[@robertburge7582]

@@karlzen86 Incredible! A true wonderful capture of the greatest and most destructive war in human history. It must be some what hallowing knowing what went down there 80 years ago when you're actually at the site.

[@Eyes0penNoFear]

@@karlzen86 wow, thanks for sharing! The size and thickness of that piece of steel really helps put in perspective just how massive that ship was. Some day I hope to be able to visit the big WWII sites like Normandy, as well as the smaller memorials like this one.

[@Firebolt193]

5:15 Little bit of a correction here. The Tirpitz did not carry 16 inch guns, her largest were 15 inch guns.

[@firebullet150]

Yes, and the one that got hit was actually a 5.9in

[@diegoroberto1347]

380mm*

[@PandaMan-xy1he]

@@diegoroberto1347 Technically, in German designation, 38cm gun.

[@jadenlilly6113]

They also mention the armor being 13 inches Wich I'm assuming is the belt armor so idk why that matters against bombs

[@galenhaugh3158]

@@jadenlilly6113 ...it contains the explosive force of a vertical bomb better, destroying everything within the perimetrr belt.

[@michaelhowell2326]

The Lancaster taking off at 1:06 actually looks like real colorized film.

[@randomperson-hm9wg]

Looks like warthunder lol

[@abdulkareemkhan8188]

It's just perfect

[@bp_cherryblossomtree723]

Nice job Yarnhuh, that's some beautiful take off

[@ambassadorofreee3859]

No, just no it does not. What it does look like is an animation.

[@randomperson-hm9wg]

@@ambassadorofreee3859 your opinion, my opinion

[@fearlessanomaly1710]

Why is his voice so dreamy when he says the current date of the event? Things like “It’s June 6, 1944”

[@arcqx9676]

SuSpEnSe

[@mrittikmukherjee1347]

Best narrator in KZbin!

[@hankhill962]

Best narration. I could listen to him read the ingredients off of a cereal box

[@canthi109]

Fun fact: the Soviet intelligence also help the RAF to found the Tirpizt.

[@handletemplate]

the magic of the narrator's voice

[@calebcostrini]

The Tirpitz every time someone attacks it: "Oh no!" "Anyway"

[@ivangenov6782]

Tallboy: "I don't here you saying that now, lad"

[@IncandescentFate]

@@ivangenov6782 Also Tirpitz: “Oh no, anyway, last week”

[@averycursedboi273]

Tallboys: *oi, you have a license for that?* Tirpitz: A vhat? Tallboys: *a license for existing* Tirpitz: nein??? Tallboys: *your free trial of existing has expired*

[@issacfoster1113]

Fun Fact the Anyway were the Tallboys

[@iono5556]

@@averycursedboi273 no loicence, no loife

[@pokefan-ix7sh]

Group Captain James Brian "Willie" Tait, DSO & Three Bars, DFC & Bar (9 December 1916 - 31 August 2007) was an officer in the Royal Air Force during and after the Second World War. He conducted 101 bombing missions during the war, including the one that finally sank the German battleship Tirpitz in 1944. He succeeded Leonard Cheshire as commander of the famous 617 Squadron and with six gallantry decorations to his name, remains one of the most distinguished airmen in the history of the nations of the British Commonwealth.

[@roybennett6330]

I don't care what people say..the RAF,and it's allies needed to something in 1940, onwards as much as I don't think Dresden should have been bombed...they took the fight to the enemy on all fronts.im proud of them especially the RAAF

[@bradster1708]

He probably should have been awarded a Victoria Cross but politics got in the way. Command were worried that awarding a VC might send a signal that the commander of 617 automatically received this award since both previous commanders, Guy Gibson and Leonard Cheshire had been awarded the VC. To be honest 617 squadron seemed to have way more than its fair share of legendary pilots and aircrew. I also remember that Tait took a demotion from Group Captain to Wing Commander so that he could take command of 617 squadron.

[@mikeprzyrembel6308]

@@bradster1708 I have a copy of the original letter from Air Vice Marshal Cochrane recommending the award of a VC to Tait but it was not to be. He did indeed drop a rank in order to remain flying a plane rather than a desk but I'm almost sure he was promoted to Group Captain after the war not during. He was my father in law and Cheshire, a great friend of Tait was my wife's Godfather.

[@bradster1708]

@@mikeprzyrembel6308 thanks for sharing that. I can only imagine how that would be to know such great men, must be humbling. I hope you have children to pass on the legacy. Cheers mate.

[@fuso-yamashiro-harunabattl7015]

Tirpitz: *Exists RN and RAF: I'm about to end this Battleship's whole career

[@killerpeaches7]

Damn Cancel Culture.....

[@foxbatmc8457]

Did anybody say torpedo bomber ?

[@thekak2627]

hmm maybe

[@paulpaterson1661]

@@rishab7746 considering the Tirpitz did hardly anything shut up. Quite the put downing Anglophobe arent you, suppose you prefer Germany to have won the war?

[@thekaiseroftheeast3895]

@@paulpaterson1661 What the f*ck did he say that made him an Anglophobe? I expected less retards under a history channel.

[@Flecktarn2296]

I just want to say I have watched every single video and I could tell you 10 good things about every single one and I will watch every single more video until the end of time I genuinely think this is a wonderful channel and I wish only good things upon you have a wonderful day

[@Iuftwaffle]

i agree with you 100% and also your profile pic is amazing

[@Lillspratt]

My favorite one is the "ye old pub" escort. With No Bullets Fly ofc, its one of the best songs out there.

[@darryl635]

Complete facts

[@diarmuidkelly4916]

Same I've watched them all!

[@itsmewafflecat5052]

same!

[@martingothberg3593]

I visited the wreck site a couple of years ago when I was on a road trip through Norway. The wreck wasn't visible above the surface but I could still see the craters in the beach from the bombs that missed

[@DarthCal]

Wow, this one rally hit home, my Great Uncle was a flight engineer in a Lancaster bomber and was stationed at Lossiemouth, we don’t know much about his service as he wouldn’t talk much about it (according to my mum) but we have photos over Berlin on a night raid and you can see the fire even though it’s in black and white. He served between 1944 until the end of the war. Anyway I’m pretty sure he took part in this attack and I’m very glad you made a video of it!

[@Baconnery99]

5:37 ah yes, nothing beats a cup of tea after a successful bombing mission

[@arcqx9676]

Tea time is all the time, even during wartime for the British.

[@GunnerHeatFire]

how to get into a British nuclear reactor say :morning while walking out say : morning (totally didn't steal this from family guy)

[@Saxondog]

@@arcqx9676 Too right mate. I like mine with milk and one sugar, tah very much.

[@richarddejesus5772]

Turbulence:we aren't going for them *dies*

[@thomasbursitzky]

That scene just reminds me of Asterix in Britain.. Nothing beats Tea time and weekend 😅

[@S3jo.C]

the German's: Ha ja, nothing can destroy the Tirpitz the tall boy bomb: are you challenging me?

[@lordwintertown8284]

Watch out boi ya better delete thee Prefix (KMS) before all the angry germans an some other people come out the wood work and go off at you due to it not being used in WWII, As it's a post-war term.... Seriously there are people like this out there (stares at War Thunder deleting the prefix after a mass amount of German players reporting it), Yet in that game they somehow keep the prefix (IJN) which also wasn't used heh heh heh (that game has way to many errors for vessels)...

[@ivangenov6782]

@Footnatica they would have made the slam more grand Zero regrets

[@seantaggart7382]

Grand slam: watch out

[@seantaggart7382]

@WinterFrostarian wow

[@Ethan.YT.]

Maybe (In German)

[@paul_ujb]

Those Lancasters look gorgeous! The scratches on the fuselage are a nice detail and the bomber at the end of the runway after taking off creates a great image. Thanks again for the amazing work!!

[@PrestonFrankel]

Yet another exciting tale. You really can’t run out of these when it comes to WWII. Really great content. I love it.

[@darsharjunrao9057]

Every one who's is responsible for making this channel has earned instant respect. Quality, Quantity and Heart. 500k sub's by the end of this month fellas come on!

[@Yarnhub]

Thank you

[@burnt7882]

5:37 These pilots are obviously over qualified, being able to drink tea and completely go hands of the controls without having a single turbulence.

[@slavicnonatho8062]

They're british, they wont let anything get in the way of a tea break.

[@MB-gn8zl]

@@slavicnonatho8062 We can drink tea anytime, anywhere

[@renwiert]

they get resistance while drinking tea

[@MB-gn8zl]

@@renwiert we become invincible, thats why we bring tea to war

[@pelicaspc2172]

Even in the mist of battle, they will have their tea time

[@shaunfeere138]

Living near an airport with a Lancaster that still flies I sometimes get to hear how loud even one by itself can be. Hearing multiple approaching and knowing they're bringing bombs to drop on you would be a harrowing experience

[@jideamobi9555]

Make a video on the battle for savo island, or the battle of midway.

[@pinecraft2102]

The Heroes of Midway: Dick Best, Norman Kleiss

[@superoofers2295]

I would love to see this!

[@ADVmotorcycle]

Midway!

[@seancanete868]

He should do one for the battle of midway

[@lmadwn-4583]

Mmh

[@mayankchandrakar8333]

I am really proud of this man His animation is getting better day by day

[@arcqx9676]

Agreed,

[@smorrow]

Everyone says this in every video (on this channel), but howcome no-one ever notices that each video seems to be individually scored?

[@kenzoo5416]

Who will Win? A Mighty and Heavy strong German Battleship with Over done engineering which has high performance. Or *Some bri'ish flyin lads.*

[@diarmuidkelly4916]

"bri'ish" 😂😂😂

[@aviationfilms5601]

*WIT SUM LANKY BOIS ASWELL*

[@nasuegaming1255]

Over engineered*

[@renwiert]

*LANKY BOIS EQUIPPED WITH TALLBOYS*

[@swarajkar3086]

Took many, many missions to destroy

[@joshuamccoy6225]

Anyone else been here since the beginning and just so proud of how far they've come. Like I'm a WW2 nerd and especially aerial combat. I love the narration the animation and all the research that's goes into these. This channel has come a long way and in glad I've been here to see the progress

[@sean_mccormack]

I don’t know why anyone would dislike these videos they’re honestly amazing

[@mmiYTB]

I didn't dislike it, but this one is somewhat meh in information presented. For example it is mentioned that previous bomb hits before relocation to Tromso hit rudder and caused minor flooding, when in fact bow was hit and the explosion deformed it in such a way that Tirpitz could not sail faster than 7-8 knots. This is why it was relocated to Tromso as a shore battery. Video mentions crew reduction but never says why (most of the crew involved in sailing was transferred elsewhere as they were no longer needed on a shore battery). There was also no smokescreen, and the fighters scrambled in time, but due to some communications problems, they flew somewhere else. There were even court martials for it.

[@wilburfinnigan2142]

Most of the info is just Bull$hit full of errors !!!

[@NorwayT]

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ There is vastly much more to this story. And my Grandpa made sure that the German Bf-109s didn't reach the Lancs in time. I lived for a number of years just a few minutes drive from where the Tirpiz was sunk, and the terrain is nothing like the terrain in this episode. But I liked the episode nonetheless. Thank you, Yarnhub! 👍

[@CMTechnica]

I'm impressed. You're able to pronounce Tirpitz correctly

[@canadaball9777]

The animators are too powerful, soon they will take over earth.

[@karelpgbr]

Yeah well, I’m here for it!

[@dumbsharkyboii6485]

Do u watch PWA?

[@fire_slasher]

hey yarnhub, i wanna ask these 3 questions: 1. where do you get all ur ideas for ur vids? 2. where is ur channel from? 3. HOW COME U ONLY HAVE 380K SUBS U DESERVE MORE

[@Yarnhub]

One of our team is a historian and we also look at suggestions. We're in various locations but the company is headquartered in the US. And the last one we're working on :)

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[@superhuman6637]

@@Yarnhub That's why you are biased towards allies and spreading their propaganda.I have pity on your biased historian team member's useless life

[@arcqx9676]

@@Yarnhub yarn+hub+cat+sick animation+good narrator+refrences and Easter eggs+HISTORY=yarnhub

[@arcqx9676]

@@superhuman6637 What the hell? Propaganda?

[@thomashambly3718]

My great-uncle was a rear gunner on one of the 9th squadron lancasters...

[@mace8873]

Fun fact: you can still see the craters from some of the Tallboy bombs that missed the ship and landed in the shallows on the south coast of Håkøya, one of them landed a few meters further inland and has now become a small lake. The craters are visible on Google Earth.

[@kuruvillageorge1735]

Who can't say that Yarnhub is the best history Channel that has ever been in the history of KZbin???

[@mikelaponte2832]

Sabaton music videos are impressive.

[@eugeneoliveros5814]

I love how this video came out just when I finished my Model of the Tirpitz

[@estellemelodimitchell8259]

The quality and content of this video is so good that it even showed the pilot and copilot of a Lancaster enjoying a cup of tea when they RTB.

[@arcticdraco6560]

You guys never cease to amaze the community. The beautiful graphics and amazing designs, the history is rich in these videos and explained so well and yet can still be comical. Keep up the great work!

[@captain_commenter8796]

This is one of my favorite stories to hear about, but this animation makes it 1000x better

[@T-34-85M]

Oh, yeah, my weekly History class

[@Rakkaus37212]

if only this guy was my history teacher

[@jonathonkirkham4814]

I took a visit to Tromso last year and took a cruise not far from where the Tirpitz was sunk. Our guide had shrapnel from the Tirpitz that had hit his grandparents kitchen. Tromso is such a wonderful place, its hard to imagine such a battle taking place there.

[@bathtub1171]

i literally broke the rules in my class and got detention to watch this LIVE!

[@moodycupofblue4170]

This is that high quality history channel I've been looking for

[@dantetre]

Metric, Metric pls! 94,8% of the World population only uses Metric system! 4,27% (two countries) uses only "Freedom units". But still a very good animation and narration video!

[@professorperry4790]

The narrator gave metric units for the Tallboys, and freedom units helped win the war. -Sincerely, a proud resident of Freedom Land

[@sjonnieplayfull5859]

Well, the attack was carried out by 50% of the countries that used 'Freedom units' .... Also, if the majority would be the main consideration, this vid would be in Chinese....

[@Spudtron98]

At the time, the British were still entirely using Imperial measurements.

[@dantetre]

@Todd Starbuck For your own sake , pls, don't leave the USA! Because the lack of adaptation and thinking other way would only leave you stranded on the airport's arrival side in any other country of the World.

[@kriszuraw2255]

Wow! Amazing! The seamless cuts,high quality lighting and realistic movements and expressions

[@windborne8795]

Great episode as always. However, there is one fact you got wrong; Tirpitz and her sister-ship, Bismarck, were armed with 15" rifles not 16". Keep up the good work. Cheers! 🇺🇸

[@skyroot8529]

These are the best stories and videos of there kind . I'm a Vietnam vet that has a hard time watching Vietnam war movies but if they were shared this way It would be great ! Many thanks for making me feel proud to be an a part of the USA !

[@challenger2031]

It's not just the animation that make this channel shine into the sky, land or sea, it's the storytelling. Absolutely faultless

[@diannegooding8733]

As a result of earlier attacks the Tirpitz, the Tirpitz was already unable to move! Great place to visit and the small, shoreside museum.

[@minelg4860]

Respect for yarnhub and his team for making this amazing animations😄😄,every video his animations get more better and better.

[@cassandraralph5906]

The quality of the animation has improved dramatically again! Well done indeed again!

[@Chase-ck4vz]

Thank you so much Yarnhub, I always love your videos. Everyone behind your channel should be very proud of what they’ve helped to create.

[@thegamingelk5568]

Your animation got so much better I wouldn’t be surprised if you could make a video game

[@tv_ondoorstepguy5982]

Yarnhub goes from making simple history like animations to making a mini movie in the span of months, wow!

[@Kate-zi5yd]

*5:31* Germany: get the dam British planes! British: No thank you, we will just drink our tea. Also Germany: mission failed, try again next time.

[@laurynpyke2123]

All I’m gonna say is I’m proud of what you made with animations and you should be proud as well because i think you have the best animations in the world, I hope you get 400k soon, you deserve it.

[@Yarnhub]

Thank you

[@jacklandgreen2376]

I remember when he first started animating, he has came a long way from the start in quality and posting a lot. Keep it up!!

[@tiv2855]

Turpitz: AAAHH Tall boy: Y R U RUNNING! Y R U RUNNING!

[@r0y538]

Churchill: No other target is comparable to this ship. Me: Yamato is comparable

[@freddarau]

Laughs in US Air superiority

[@issacfoster1113]

Like the Americans didnt know they sunk Musashi who's yamato sister. And just call it a day of sinking IjN ships

[@r0y538]

@@issacfoster1113 thanks buddy bcuz I forgot about the Musashi

[@invadegreece9281]

Tbh 5-star Hotel (Yamato) and Sushi (Musashi) are a joke

[@ZombieSazza]

Fun fact; no. 9 Squadron is still active at RAF Lossiemouth, we see them flying the Eurofighter Typhoon these days tho!

[@Lyre-Archon]

5:16 "with a massive yellow flash another obliterates a 16 inch gun turret" >tfw your secondary guns are a higher caliber than your 15 inch main guns

[@crisnicolainflores2252]

Me too man like wtf the secondaries are like 5 inch

[@adamamyra5918]

It was 6 inch bdw

[@mdemy1472]

the funny moment is the two pilots drinking and smillling XD

[@lavanyachella6515]

It was great Yarnhub! You never fail to Impress everyone by your talent!

[@rockstarJDP]

One of my favourite parts of these vids is trying to find all the Easter Eggs 😅 great job guys, the quality of these productions just keeps getting better and better!

[@DeepSpaceIndustriesLOL]

It just shows how even tho tirpitz never sunk a ship she was still considered a bigger threat then most active warships at the time just by being there

[@3dfreak2000]

For me Friday is just not the end of a workweek, is the introduction of a new Yarnhub masterpiece.

[@indomieseleraku5351]

6:50 that part remembered me about tirpitz quote in azur lane that says: strategic reasons huh? I was equipped with gun that they will never fired ironic

[@Grim_Yeeter]

I see you're a commander of culture as well

[@indomieseleraku5351]

@@Grim_Yeeter 🗿🙃

[@sjonnieplayfull5859]

So azur lane never knew about Svalbard?

[@CrimznRaven]

The animations are even more impressive then just a year ago well done Yarnhub well done!

[@Donity]

1:05 show this to a random person, they'll think its real. AMAZING AND OUTSTANDING ANIMATION, again!

[@thalychak9281]

How come everybody in the world doesn’t watch this channel is the best thing in the entire world

[@Biscuit1945]

RAF: *you got mail*

[@SubbieNautica]

The animation just keeps getting better and better! Carry on the amazing work YH!

[@adityacraft116]

the boys on the ground: did u destroy it? the airmen: yes yes, now get my tea, it ran out on the way home

[@arcqx9676]

Tea time is all the time, even during wartime

[@Armoredunit]

This is the best animated history channels I have subscribed to

[@akane.sakurada]

5:16 a small correction, Tirpitz never carried 16 inch guns and if she did that wouldn't be a secondary battery like in the video, but the main gun. She had 8 15 inch guns for the main battery. And I wish she didn't turn upside down in 3 seconds in the animation, I believe slowly turning more and more for a few minutes would do it better, but otherwise great work as always!

[@mynose4540]

The video is a few miniutes I don’t think they have enough things to say while it’s going down it would be boring if they extended it

[@igameidoresearchtoo6511]

Yarnhub animations are made to be quick, informative and eye catching, they aren't able to make the animations run slower while maintaining the 3 things they focus on.

[@akane.sakurada]

@@mynose4540 they don't need to extend it. From the moment the bomb explodes in the animation to the 3 second absurd 180 degree turn there are one and a half minutes of the ship standing in the same angle. From the listing it's like ~45 seconds, taking advantage of those could be enough even.

[@Roset595]

Tirpitz: Exists RAF: "And I took that personally"

[@TheNavalGuy]

Ah yes, the good ol’ Tirpitz vs. Tallboy. Cant wait for this video, looking forward to it!

[@manthatkeepsstaringatyou4686]

I like when the Lancaster pilots drink sum tea

[@odd-ysseusdoesstuff6347]

Hell yeah! Not an upload missed! Also, this upload must’ve missed a day, since here in the Phil, Yarnhub usually premiere ever 7PM on a Wednesday, but, I always expect a good one, nonetheless! And they did! They’ve gone better! And that’s saying much since I came from the “Messerschmitt spared a BF-109” video nearly a year ago! You guys have grown so much!

[@rupertwinslow8638]

I absolutely love this channel. The content is amazing, and the way the stories are told catch you and hold you in. Great job!

[@lokiwiseyt8608]

So I’m supposed to be asleep when this gets uploaded but do you think imma be sleeping through a yarnhub upload

[@ju-yuanchueh8444]

It going to be exactly midnight when it's ready lol.

[@lokiwiseyt8608]

@@ju-yuanchueh8444 it’s gonna be 15 minutes past midnight for me

[@ju-yuanchueh8444]

Yeah actually only tried to calculate hours didn't see that

[@yamarck101]

You should make a movie about all the time the raf attacked the tirpitz

[@nonkynonk]

I saw a tall boy last year in a museum, you really don’t realise how big they are until you see one

[@ryanlu6103]

you guys are better than every other channel ive watched keep up the good work!!!

[@markoshark4697]

Due to inter-service rivalry, the Navy claimed that the Tirpitz was not sunk, as her hull was above the water. The water being too shallow to allow the ship to sink beneath the waves

[@ajaxengineco]

Ah, yes, the vertically impressive male.

[@jeremiahpurba3882]

Thank you yarnhub for blessing us with this new animation

[@jhypyro]

Boy, the Tirpitz has been bullied by lots of things

[@qball1of1]

It was doomed the minute it launched...

[@ronaldwatson1951]

Wow, that was a historical mission, great navigational skills and planning. Good video

[@Eyes0penNoFear]

I've never heard the word "gaggle" used to describe a group of airplanes before.

[@winter1353]

I even forgot "gaggle" was a real word

[@bernardthedisappointedowl6938]

@@winter1353 It's the collective term for geese, which are also big heavy birds - so kind of appropriate - sounds good, ^oo^

[@Rager_Danger]

Legit thought this was Bismarck on the community post but then there's an island on the background

[@juancarlospinzonmedina6377]

well, both ships were bismarck class

[@sjonnieplayfull5859]

Bismarck did not get bombed. Torpedoes work differently, and are smaller. And the difference between a Lancaster and a Swordfish is quite large as well.

[@GabrielB7369]

The British pilots just drinking tea after attacking the tirpitz 5:37

[@zachreal-09]

Day 3 of asking yarnhub to make a video about the best allied tank ace, dmitry lavirenko

[@imteduck4117]

why not Aimo Allan Koivunen, not a tank ace but a great story

[@lesterthejester1009]

I love the grain effect over previous attempts

[@sovietrussia1827]

Tho I'm a German Fan I Really wish Tirpitz and bismarck was here in a museum

[@sjonnieplayfull5859]

At the site of its sinking, a piece of its armor still stands as a memorial. And on the shipyard where Bismarck was made, a piece also remains, maybe one section made surplus? So bits do remain.

[@st-art4521]

Such quality animations in such short amounts of time Simply amazing keep up the great work

[@Enclavearmst]

No not my baby girl my favorite battleship

[@stevedeleon8775]

Your realistic graphics & artistry are great!..keep up the professionalism

[@sudyindisgoodilikebooks5231]

German pilots: ATTACKK The bombing squadron: laughs in tea sipping noises*

[@sidestides8504]

Ive learned more about history in your videos than ive learned in all my school years