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Pretty cheesy. Talks about the KGV, shows 6" cruiser guns and a battleship of the Nelson class. In short, a video for idiots.

How in the world did they get the submarine to OKLAHOMA?

My father was on the Mighty Mo, but I can't help but wonder why the WeVi wasn't used for the signings instead. That symbolism would have been appreciated.

❤Japan woke a sleeping giant that December in 1941,our grandparents came together as one huge finally oil machine to deliver the largest war japan had no idea how determined the people of the world could be when we all join together to eliminate hitler types of thinking ❤thank everyone for there service throughout those 4 years of hell on earth and giving us 🇺🇸 citizens a better chance at life we have even opened our borders to give others that same chance unfortunately most of these ungrateful animals think they can bring with them there violence and destruction way of living some folks need to go back where they came from they don't appreciate the opportunity to live in peace they seem to enjoy riots and anarchy for there children instead of the chance at freedom and a better life for there families ❤again thank you all for your service and giving up your safety to fight against evil 😈, ✌ 😊

I enjoy the dark seas videos but turn down the background music ,sometimes it is extremely difficult to hear the commentary

It's watching docs like this I wonder what these little neo fascists and cultists know what war is when it comes for your butt.

Clearly, the solution is Battlestars. Battle Carriers :P

Yeah seems like a big dinner bell for enemy subs

Most interesting use of a hedgehog was the Australian Matilda tank with one stuck on its back, firing forward. Blacker had a fixation on this type of mortar that nobody else shared.

We never learn about this battle in school, and I've never heard of this till now, and bloody hell I am Romanian and i do like history

What a Waste of Everything…

Very good report

It's honestly a waste of resources and men with such an impossible task. No air cover! What do you expect?

COMSUBLANT probably knew that day that she was lost, due to the SOSUS sonarbuoy arrays.

Commie's running Washington DC

Is this AI voice?

The plan to use V1 and V2 missiles against the US eastern seaboard was real... a plan. The German scientists and engineers quickly ruled out the V-2 for it required a very complex setup and fueling process and needed a very stable launch platform - one that could never be done off a submarine riding the swells. The V1 was still a possibility and attempts to mount a launching ramp those more simple "buzz bombs" launched from was potentially feasible, any accuracy whatsoever was out of the question, and the range would mean the submarines would only be able to hit specific port cities or fall short. If anything, a few submarines were tested to launch the V1, but for practical application to attack a large city such as Washington DC or New York was not going to happen. There are no records of German U-Boats fitted with launch ramps ever set sail to bombard the eastern seaboard. SOURCE: My dad was not only a US Navy Captain, but a WWII Naval historian with an above Top Secret clearance. Once the information was no longer classified, he showed me a book written many decades ago (title unknown) that went over all the details of Operation Teardrop that also contained transcribed German intelligence reports about the attempt to arm and launch the V-weapons against the US, but ultimately ran out of time as the war drew to a close. The Germans WERE working on that type of an attack using V1 bombs, but after Hitler ended his life, the project was cancelled.

Odd to see Colonel Klink as a submariner.

Note that the Iowa CLASS (4 ships) all had the same 16" guns - as did the immediately preceding South Dakota class (also 4 ships). Not even CLOSE to "the most jaw-dropping", the German "Gustav" railgun would arguably be THAT at ballpark TWICE the diameter and MUCH longer (and much longer range with a much heavier projectile). Title isn't even clickbait, it's an outright LIE.

I believe the two ships were extremely overated with most of her systems unproven especially ship to ship combat. Would like to know more on accuracy and reliability of guns, firing systems, powerplants, electrical systems ect. impressive on paper, but we know how that goes in the real world.

"Jaw dropping"? Still waiting to hear what they were. Click bait.

Eighty years ago today.

Was Casey Ryback on that boat? No disrespect intended.

Was it named for George Washington or the State of Washington? Inquiring minds and all that.

Prevented America's massive defeat is a little bit of click bait. Helped secure America's victory is more accurate, but then that wouldn't get as many views, would it?

There's a great movie on that tragedy called Otoko Tachi no Yamato. Worth seeing.

Is it just me ? How undignified is it that the USS Batfish, or any war memorial ship, would be laid on the ground ? This sub should be on a stand and have a platform for visitors. A staff should be there to conduct tours.

Absolutely Amazing!

It took a whole fleet and the RAF to take down one German ship and still took losses.

torpedo belt not adequate enuf

One has to commend the narrator's loyalty to this ship, but is the story accurate?

The narration is so weird. I cant listen. Its like youre high on speed and cant get the words out fast enough. Odd

Can yall imagine if they made a ship for biden? The uss biden....it would probably be a coast gaurd boat.

No provocation or warning? That’s were you lost me. That’s a lie every single time through all of history.

How and where the hell you get this footage?

It wasn't just the nukes that took out Japan. The 2 million Soviets about to kick their back door in was a major factor. When the Soviets declared war on them they were left strategically bankrupt and totally out numbered.

RUclips has disabled 720p downloading, they suck ASS. Please change to Dailymotion.

It’s been a number of years since I visited the ship but this is a much better history of her action in WWII than what I remember is presented at the museum.

I love these videos and the comments, the world is full of knowledge, if you open your ears and eyes

Tennōheika Banzai

"Temper, temper!" Is by far my favorite naval vessel story. Partly because it's a hilarious story of the U.S. displaying naval firepower, but mainly because I'm a born and raised Wisconsinite.

I’m amazed by the mystique of this poorly equipped ,outdated ship. It had minimal impact on a war where it’s designed use never happened. It was not a tragic figure of heroic proportions but dream of a world that passed her by.

If you are going to endlessly loop the same short videos, just show them once and run a cartoon like Tom & Jerry which needs no real sound with your narrative

My fav carrier in world of warships...ijn cv hakuryu

Actually, the word "Drumbeat" translates to "Trommelschlag" in German.

The Yakamoto was a glorious ship

After having been under and completed her restoration work, U.S.S. Texas (BB-35) is looking as good as she's ever looked. She's a Veteran of both World Wars and fought in both Theaters of World War II. She'll be soon being fitted back with her defensive guns that will be put back on board ready for display. "Come On Texas!"

The Yamato was secretly given enough fuel to return to Japan 😮 bet casual viewers didn't know that but it didn't matter in the end

What a sad story this?This is one of the reasons why now brothers can't serve together on the same ship

The largest Aircraft carrier was 69000 tons The Yamamoto was 72000. A battle ship bigger than an Aircraft carrier. And yet. It didn't sink a single ship.