The Roman Navy through the Ages
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Love how the navy changed during the Eastern Roman Empires History. Went from Neglect to (Longships and Greek Fire go BRRRRT)
Wish a Time-traveler gave Modern Technology to 750 BCE Rome
Next video: "The Roman Air force through the Ages"
The Roman Space Force maybe?
"Siege towers and ladders were among the most technologically advanced aerial transport systems of the Roman army"
@@asdasdasd9320 so the ultramarines from Warhammer 40k?
The Romans did have a good active airforce , they had about 400-1000 aircraft and they won a couple of battles too all this came to an end when honorius destroyed all evidence of planes in the empire
count in the pilum it goes in the air and is technically a missile
"An empty browser history tells a lot more than a full one"
-Marcus Aurelius
4:47 Hannibal's march to Rome overland crossing the Alps with elephants was undoubtedly one of the most epic military moves in history. In fact, in Cartagena (the place where he started his famous march and the city I and my family are from), there's an annual celebration of the start of his journey called "Carthaginians and Romans". People spend the entire day dressed as Romans or Carthaginians and making parades. I go every year to the celebration because they always offer me free hot chocolate! 😁
Shit, I should go there sometime in the future. Can't decline the free hot chocolate.
@@Michael_De_Santa-Unofficial Sorry to crash your illusions, but I'm the only one who receives the hot chocolate free, as I am a friend of the owner of one of the stalls that are set up in the city every time such an event is organized. Anyway, going to that event is highly recommended. 😉
@@OptimusMaximusNero Ah well. Still, I'd like to taste that chocolate. And maybe visit a museum.
@@Michael_De_Santa-Unofficial You should definitely go. There is even an amphitheater that Augustus dedicated to his late heirs Lucius and Gaius
Why does carthage celebrate hannibals when carthage itself was the reason he lost lol
I’ve been hoping someone would cover the history of the Roman Navy. Very interesting history right up until 1453
From a ladder on a pole to litteral flamethrowers, classic romans
"Hey, you know that uber important arm of our military forces that makes sure we can actually do stuff, including defeating our greatest enemy?"
"Yea"
"Let's look down on them and treat them like dirt."
I mean the British treated their enlisted sailors like shit and the US let its navy atrophy multiple times until the 1950's so it's a recurring theme.
@@Taospark And it's always come back to bite the country in question in the ass in one way or another
Rome: Looks like having a strong navy is pretty vital to maintaining an empire.
Britannia: *Write that down, write that down!*
Rothild Bankers:
Your videos continue to increase in quality, great work my brother.
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Could you make a video about the Roman airforce next?
jokes aside that timeline is not even that far away from ours, all about an early industrial revolution
Unfortunately it got overshadowed by the Alemmanic and Anglo-Scoti airforces.
Rome fell in 1453 many of its vassals survived longer to almost 1500. The Holy Roman Empire which wasn’t a legitimate continuation of Rome in any sense fell in the early 1800s the Russian empire which claimed to be 3rd Rome because it was the biggest other othordox nation but fell in 1917 well planed did existing given that russia had just started to industrialize in the major cities makes me think they didn’t have a Air Force well the ottomans claimed to be romes succesor by right of conquest that in really a legitimate at all and I don’t know if they had an Air Force. The last Roman emperor in his will gave the title to the queen of Spain but I don’t know if that dynasty of Spanish monarchs survived to have an air force
Best channel ever 👌👌👌 also would be nice a video about Roman military awards
Yeiiisus, love this guy’s talent. Thank you Spectrum!!
Can we a part two on the eastern roman navy and Roman naval command structure
Nice. Could you do something like US presidents/Chinese emperors ranking
Ranking the Chinese Emperors would be a good idea. Though, given how long that video would be, I think it's easier to rank the Emperors of one dynasty (like ranking all the Emperors of the Tang dynasty, for example).
Next video about the Roman air force
On me dinner break in college and see spectrum has uploaded. Dub.
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Please do a video on the Roman Air Force next!
Next video: Roman brain power through the ages (did they have intelligence)
Never been this early for one of your videos
The eastern roman navy be like:
Greek fire go brrrrttttttt
Those who control the waves, control the day
Korean War military performance tier list
Romes thunderstorms were a hella of a adversary
First half of my 13 hour Russo-Japanese War Documentary is now up - please check it out! 🙏
CARTHAGO DELENDA EST
Damn your upload schedule looks quicker
can you rank every roman
Best navy
Thumbnail image was the same one used in Drachinefel’s newest video. Coincidence?
Actually, yes. This video was finished before he uploaded.
But what about the Roman air force?
Meu puto spectraz. Patrão ;)
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how about best greek leaders ever?
A dream of civilising this world of barbarism. A dream....called.... Rome.
Video idea Vietnam War performance tier list
USA D
France F
second?
Can u please make my internet faster
First?
3rd