Video

well .. Bismarck hat also only 3 Sailors surviving. They were wrongly courtmarshalled and hanged, for being cowards. They left/jumped the ship too early.

I really like how you do your research. You even got the fact that Hood is a battlecruiser right! Small tip: maybe slow down the slide shows a tiny bit, it was going a bit too fast for me to actually look at the images. Besides that you're doing good! You deserve more subs 🙂

9 inch😂

Cool

Great vid! It would be better if you can include on screen descriptions tho!

Nonsense. Versailles treaty and Bismarck in one sentence. Do your homework.

Truly garbage quality ai video

i agree with the other gentleman but it would've been greatly improved if you had narrated the video. An AI narrator significantly reduces the perceived quality of the video as a whole and makes it much more difficult to watch through compared to other informational channels.

Good video!

Even in the modern time ships still can sink and take lives.

Well done. I wasn’t sure you could get it all in 3 minutes. But that was pretty awesome.

Pls use meters and kilometres not miles or feets its easier for me

Do you mean ferries? I don't think fairies need a dock. Stop using AI readers.

You can see the SS Atlantis in Cape may NJ close to the light house

Ferries

I never knew ships were built from concrete

I despise this AI shite narration.

Nice channel. Enjoyed the vid.

Maybe it had something to do with the explosive cargo that was being smuggled to England for their war effort.

Hire a human narrator!

Still don't getting it why does she sank so quickly

This ship is officially called "Unsinkable"

I am still shocked that this ship sank not in a normal place she sank literally near Greenland so they were surrounded by icebergs but in miles away .

Yet the dumbazz Lusitania captain only had 18 out of her 24 boilers lit to save coal. If he had all his boilers lit and put the ship at flank speed, he could have easily eluded the wimpy U-Boat

Could you imagine the smell ob that U-boat after a month at sea.

I agree with previous comment. You NEVER say THE Her/His Majesty's Ship. That is an Americanism that is ok for their ships as they are the United States Ship (USS) this or that.

You never ever call a Royal Navy ship using the prefix 'the'. It is simply HMS followed by the name. Get it right.

How i know this ship has a voyage from Australia to New York and she did it without fuel isn't she?

Nice!

A Massive 15 Foot long ship, what was it a John boat ?

2200 BC ???

If you've never been in a boiler room on any vessel- this would be incredibly useful.

Completely wrong and the poster surely knows it. Looks 20th century, both the above water water and the different underwater photo. Modern.

soooo the titanic wasnt done by an iraqen military air force ?

hello sea trials how come it was sold for so cheap