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First time viewer and new subscriber to your channel. Really appreciate the transparency of sources used for this unique bit of history . Look forward to seeing more videos

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Yet another brilliant video Calum. All time favourite youtuber that knows exactly the stuff I find interesting :) Keep it up mate!

Great

I was having a wonderful time until I found out about 4 1/4, that's so sad! R.I.P God these old aircooled VWs were amazing. Great video!

Wonderful story, thanks for sharing.

Thanks so much for covering this topic.

I would love to see a replica using modern technology in use today.

Fascinating video. I’ve been checking out your channel and I like the style of your stories. I think you should check out the story of the “Pacific Clipper” Boeing 314 immediately following Pearl Harbor. Won’t spoil anything here but it’s an insane story that I think would be perfect for this channel.

18:30 "a 'comfortable' 90°F." Oh my...

Very interesting information. We went over many of the different topics covered, and even mentioned in college.

Ah the American war against Spain. Probably the first notable occasion upon which America put its military to war based on a pack of lies for the primary benefit of capitalism and its minority who own its government no matter red or blue. How little things have changed.

How did the communication between the individual small posts and the command bunker work back then? Were there special dedicated telephone lines laid underground just for these posts? I mean, the public telephone network, usually hanging from telephone poles, would have been vaporized and blown away during an attack.

Now I NEED this in Snow Runner! Please tell me there's a mod out there! :D

some videos are cgi

I hope it gets promoted to Submarine soon.

I love all the little maps and animations you put in your videos. It makes them very entertaining, and the information being presented easy to understand.

18:35 Whaaaat? Air conditioning that keeps the bus at a *comfortable* 90°F/32.2°C 😂 Well, I suppose it may have been mildly more comfortable as opposed to higher temperatures outside.

Going at thatspeedall wednerdto do isfu nel airin andopen windowwhilst driving along!..

I keep being impressed with the ingenuity of the people from New Zealand. I'm not a Kiwi, I live across the ditch. New Zealanders are so well traveled, and are such great problem solvers.

Is that Armada?

This is a tremendous form of travel, i love it!

Luxury travel at a comfortable 90 degrees! Positively frigid, if you've been walking outdoors at 130 degrees, no doubt.

I've been watching the container ships plying the Solent and the English channel for years but hadn't really thought about the containers themselves. Now I know! Thank you for such and informative and well-presented analysis of their development and design. This channel on its own makes CZcams that much better! Please keep up your most excellent work!

I personally pay to have the advertisement's removed so as I'm not sidetracked by unwanted and time wasting nonsense. Please put your own money maker at the end of the video. This is the first time ive asked anyone to stop this practice, i normally just unsubscribe. I enjoy your channel but i will not and cannot allow this.

Why isn't this guy much more popular? I'm 54 and never heard a word about him...🧐

I find it would be best as a ship museum loaded with everything that Mr and Mrs Jacques Cousteau had accomplished. As well as being able to have lunch or dinner aboard . Thank you, for making such an informative biography. Growing up I can remember many nights of my entire family sitting around the old television watching the Cruisers, Jacques cousteau's, and crew. Now, I must Google why they all wore red caps? Blessings to you and yours truly a wonderful video . ❤

Says it was quiet I thing the earth might be shaking mate

From my understanding with family from Baghdad is that taxis running large Chevrolet suburban and the like would ferry passengers across the desert to Jordan. By then, there was a freeway paved system in place. Still. Rather fascinating.

Government spending at it's finest.

Damn every comment you see saying a good thing about this ship gets roasted by a Super Patriotic keyboard soldier🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Using a truck as a bus looks like a brilliant idea to me

Absolutely FANTASTIC! This took me back to a time in my life when wonder and exploration were still possible. Cousteau made such an impact on my life. He was truly one of my heroes and helped make me the man I am today! Thank you for this video and information. This was great!

This is awesome, I remember there was a bus route from Los Angeles to Trona CA (next to Death Valley) back in the 40's-50' and I believe till early 60's, that was a long trip

Quite interesting video about something I never even new existed.

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As a diesel mechanic this is awesome!

Employee owned businesses are cancer. Family members had jobs evaporate, including their retirements. Every single one was screwed up by their employees. They all needed to make horses, it wasn't even camels they made, instead they were Eldritch Horrors.

Very much like Noel buntine in Australia. His road trains literally paved outback roads. A true unsung hero of our amazing country🇦🇺🍻👍🏿

Agatha Christie wrote a short story "The Gate of Baghdad" about a trip on a six-wheeled bus on this bus line. She had traveled through the area with her husband who was an archeologist.

This is an incredible story! I'm an absolute sucker for old school machines, and I agree that the pictures and photographs make it look sooo Mad Max!! I cannot think how much of research has gone into this video, brilliant job! The story of the company almost closing down and a Sheikh then using it to smuggle his gold across the desert really is amazing! Thanks for making this video!

I didn’t even notice pulling out the lighter when demoing the breather tube first watch through lmao

Thank you!

Are there any full specifications to this particular vehicle? Including those long looking cars that have six wheels.

I have a 1943 dated Brit can (W^D) as well as a few ww2 era U.S..

Another amazing production! I’m not sure if you’ve mentioned it before, but what software do you use for video editing?

This would be good to pick up and use in Australia. Mix the Baghdad bus and the Aussie land train truck, and you would get a reliable transport service deep in the outback interior for tourism and general travel. Give that a thought. 😊👍

What a great documentary! Your efforts at researching the history of these vehicles really paid off. The 3D work was well done, but I appreciate you not making the CGI the focus of the video and keeping it to a minimum. Other channels go overboard with the CGI at the detriment of the actual topic they're covering.