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Heart of Oak
Добавлен 24 июн 2015
A channel about the mighty British Warships from the old Tudor aged galleys to the big and infamous warships of the British Empire in the 20st century and the modern destroyers of present day.
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The Leviathans of the Royal Navy: The First-Rate Ships of the Line
In this video we will take a look at the largest and most powerful ships afloat in the Royal Navy during the 18th century: the first-rate ships-of-the-line!
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Music: Orchestral Suite from "Alceste" by Jean-Baptiste Lully/ conducted by Jordi Savall
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Music: Orchestral Suite from "Alceste" by Jean-Baptiste Lully/ conducted by Jordi Savall
#rn #royalnavy #hms #british #britishhistory #britishnavy #navy #naval #navalhistory #navalwarfare #maritime #maritimehistory #maritimeart #sailing #voilier #veliero #shipoftheline #ageofsail #18thcentury #marine #nave #navire #warship
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The Cradle of the Royal Navy: Royal Dockyard at Deptford
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In this video we take a look at one of the most important shipyards of the Royal Navy during the age of sail: Deptford Royal Dockyard. #british #britishhistory #britishnavy #rn #hms #royalnavy #navy #naval #navalhistory #navalwarfare #marine #marina #nave #navire #maritime #maritimehistory #maritimeart #shipoftheline #18thcentury #ageofsail #shipoftheline #warships #military #militaryhistory #t...
The War of Jenkins’ Ear (1739-1748): How Enthusiasm Rapidly Turned into Bitter Disappointment
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In this video we will take a look at a strange conflict, which was fuelled by the idea the Spanish empire was crumbling. The British public became consumed by the idea the riches of the Americas lay now for the taking. Please subscribe for weekly video's highlighting one subject from Britain's naval history during the age of sail. #british #britishhistory #britishart #ageofsail #marine #marina ...
The Battle of Quiberon Bay (1759): The Royal Navy's Finest Hour
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The Battle of Quiberon Bay is one of the most important events in British military history. In this video I examine this naval encounter more closely. Not only do I discuss the battle itself, but also the broader context. In this way I wish to demonstrate how we should not consider these battles as isolated events but as the culmination of a long and tiresome process of preparation and strategi...
Tribute to the Grand Fleet
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Dedicated to the mighty Grand Fleet. The Grand Fleet was the fleet of the Royal Navy during the First World War. This is my first video and be sure to subscribe for more! Twitter: HMWarships?lang=nl Music: ''Rule Britannia' from Alfred' van John Wallace, Edmund Barham, John Miller Please like, rate and subscribe.
In 1812 Canada had three first rate ships of the line with 112 guns and the third slated for 120 guns. The HMS St. Lawrence, HMS Wolfe and HMS Canada built for the war with the US. They were built in Kingston, On.
What is the back of the ship where the Captain's quarters called where all the windows are ?? It's not the fantail is it ??
UK would still be a superpower if didnt bankrupt itself with so many wars, especially against Germany twice
EXCELLENT Thanks you my friend...... Old F-4 Phantom ll jet fighter pilot Shoe🇺🇸
The Royal Charles at the time of her capture was not commissioned and as such was not a first rate ship of the line.
"The British never lost a first rate battleship" better check up on the history of the Royal Charles, her stern is to this day on display in the Neatherlands.....
Good remark, I should have been clearer maybe, but this video is entirely dedicated to the 18th century and during those 100 years the Royal Navy never lost in fact a first-rater
In modern usage of the rating system, the Royal Charles (80 guns on 2 decks) is a Third Rate. So if talking about what we would now consider a first rate, she doesn’t count
Man O' War, not called battleships.
@geraldmiller5260 The word battleship comes from Ships of the Line, it was also called a Line of battle, and any ship that was big enough to be a ship of the line, was also a, line of BATTLE SHIP. This is where the name Battleship comes from.
Top tip: you can improve the narration by increasing the playback speed to 1.25 😉
Did that within 30 seconds. 😆
Spot on.
Chur, a vast improvement.
Still not fast enough, narratives for this type of documentaries should move at a good clip in order to keep the attention of the audience
@@lexus5413 Well, you can always move to 1.5x 😉
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Admiral Conflans knew at the start he was never going to defeat the Royal navy. He was abandoned by his own fleet . He ordered his own flagship to be burnt.
Spacious overview - amazingly good pictures! - great music! What those men went through to make a robust and stronger world. The same spirit is needed again - an Anson, a Hawke, and two Pitt’s!
I dont know if you still See this but this documentry is great you could really start earning Money If you would start uploading again
Annus mirabilis 1759. The year Britain became the dominant power in the world. The naval blockade of Brest was the first time that ships were kept at sea indefinitely and didn't succumbed to disease. Something we all take for granted.
you need better audio BALANCING!
Fantastic historical insight and highly enjoyable to view. Keep up the good work.
Were they build between 1973 and 1981??.. Not between 1973 and 1985??🤔🤔🤔
85 sounds about right. As illustrious only comissioned at the end of 82 and ark royal further after that
Cool pictures...but RUclips is about video.
Makes me so proud to be of British decent. Mike from the Dominion/Kingdom of Canada and yes there is some debate whether we became a Kingdom when our constitution was repatriated. It makes no mention the dissolution of the Dominion, sorry little off the topic. Thanks for a couple of wonderful minutes of video
Very interesting analysis with a lot of apt research. I think it’s also worth stressing the critical shortage of experienced seamen faced by the French Navy at the time. Suddenly losing another 2500 seamen at Cardinaux was probably more operationally crippling than the loss of a few more ships. Tough place to be in. Do you have any thoughts for what a French commander such as Conflans or his superiors could have done at or before the battle to avoid disaster or defeat the blockade?
Absolutely wonderful and brilliant, thank you! Fuck, it's great being British!
@2:10 that is HMS Hermes not Invincible.
el invencible esta en el fondo del atlantico sur!. los britanicos fabricaron en tiempo record otro gemelo y lo fletaron de incognito. El reino unido recien para 2050 va a desclasificar la informacion sobre la guerra y hace no mucho el principe andrew reconocio que el portaaviones fue atacado (esto siempre fue negado). Cuando la flota vuelve de la guerra es por eso que el falso invencible no aparece en southampon hasta unos meses despues (la excusa fue que se quedo apoyando en las islas).
You have no brain, Plus HMS Invincible survived war. There no record of HMS Invincible sink. Your Argentina Grovment is liar, weak, disappointed. So go leaned history. 🇫🇰Falkland forever britain🇬🇧
There is a reason the galactic empire from star wars was based off us and the nazis hahahah not even God can trust us in the dark 😂😂😂
Well made documentary! I’m surprised by the quality of it. You can see the potential of this channel :)
Wonderful. Thank you.
Very accurate! I'm looking forward to your further uploads! Keep up the good work !
British Captains: Fire away (In a calm voice) **Guns Roar** German Captains: FEUER, FEUER, FEUUEERRR!!! (In a terrified tone) **Guns fire indistinctively** B-Captains: **Looks through binoculars** **German pre-dreadnought explodes** G-Captains: **Looks through binoculars** **British destroyer explodes** G-Captains: Verdammt
They let u mess with them, after that they lob a couple shells at you and you surrender
If the Grand fleet of 1916 would fight today's royal navy, the old timers would win
Just no due to missiles from type 45s and 23s and bombs / more missiles from F35s on the QE II they could be defeated before their guns were in range
They would get clapped by air superiority, anti-ship missiles, subs and etc.
i believe theses carriers should've worked along side the 2 new ones making our strange to 5 carriers , yes they were old but how many times do they have a re fit just needed another
Wouldve been nice. Though aging ships rapidly deteriorate. Perhaps one or 2 couldve been kept on. Though i think it wouldve better to keep on HMS Ocean as our Helicopter carrier as i dont believe the invincibles could operate F 35
A MYTH
Looks afloat to me
@Nathaniel De Sagun Roman ruclips.net/video/AKJc6WC-Lmk/видео.html
Rule Britannia
Robust pocket carriers, and fast. Brilliant.
Amazing ships! They help kept England a Master of the Seas! A Powerful Aircraft Carrier that was truly fast and capable of Multiple Missions. I have always been a fan of these ships.
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@@oma6105 you lost the war the ship was scrapped 9 years ago .we have bigger carrier that carry more aircraft than your airforce 48 f35 to 24 skyhawks. Also only three of them where built how can you build a ship out of thin air hms invincible was never hit.
It would be better with photos of sailors. It's they who maneuvered these mighty ships, fought, and sacrificed.
许翔云 it would be better without your comment
No surrender!
You can almost smell the cordite!
the Australian navy was going buy this carrier but it fell though because of the fauklins war so why did Australia ask then to build them a new one?
Because buying one in use is cheaper than building a whole new one, and the carrier was HMS Invincible to answer your question
Compare the state of the RN today exactly a century after the Grand Fleet reached it epic peak of pure power. How things change.
Times change, back then you needed a much bigger fleet than your enemies because honestly, there was nothing else. Today, the Royal Navy has no rival, the "best fleets" in the World belong to allied countries, unless they plan on invading the US again...
Today, all former enemies are united and together they have the largest and most modern fleet in the world (NATO). It makes no sense for any country that every country must have allone the largest fleet in the world alone.
Yes it is unfortunate.
Capitalism paid for the Grand Fleet and the entire British Empire. It was bad economic policy that made it unaffordable !
Why?
AdurianJ what?
Adur.... So what did "socialism" pay for in Russia/Soviet Union? Years of Stalin's communist terror in which more Russians (and others in subjugated territories) were killed by Stalin than Hitler ever was responsible for in the 1930s/40s.
No. Simply that a small Island nation didn't have the resources to maintain the vast naval establishment required to guard and protect a global empire. WW left Britain hugely in debt and it spent the next 18 years trying to reduce it's naval commitment.
@@morriganravenchild6613 Britain had the money, Britain was successful at making money out of its colonies, because unlike most other empires, it actually developed the nations it controlled largely, the issue was the two world wars that gutted the United Kingdom financially. The final nail in the coffin was lend lease payments back to the United States.
was there when Invincible was launched,and worked on it,awesome
Back when Britain was strong and proud and not infested by immigrants and spineless liberals. And back when we also had an empire and other countries were scared of our fleet. Sadly, those times are long gone.
I'm not disagreeing with you or anything, but do you really think that it was just liberals and immigrants that caused England, population 50 million give or take, to be eclipsed by the USA, population 320 million, and China, population north of a billion? England, or the UK, or the Empire, however you style it, was a declining power by 1910, back when there were virtually no immigrants to be seen. Britain's global standing fell apart because it was unsustainable over the long term. It's astonishing that England held on as long as it did as a global power, a tribute to its people and its politics. You chaps have punched above your weight for over a hundred years. Not bad.
@@OldPost661 I'd argue Britain declined after 1918.
Yes very true.
@@OldPost661 I agree, but the British empire didn't start collapsing until after the second world war. Britain was still at the top of its game after the first world war
The liberals were in power at the time you do know that right? Like the literal Liberal party Oh and people were complaining at the time about Irish migrants, stuff hasn’t changed as much as you think dumbass
We should have maintained these wonderful carriers, with UK built Sea Harriers .
Nathaniel De Sagun Roman lmao “has cant”
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Your first video? Pretty damn good.
I wouldn't have thought there were that many photographs I'd never seen before. That shot of Agincourt cleared for action is epic.Thanks for the post.
feeeeet
Just one of those Dreadnoughts rocking up on your coast would change a whole nations attitude.
The Royal Navy is the best. Rule Britannia, Brittania rule the waves!!!
And if it doesn’t. They’ll send the rest.
When you mention the R class Battleships, everyone thinks of them as clapped out old bangers escorting convoys in WW2.Alot of people don't realise that in the WW1 era they were some of the BEST battleships of the line in the world.Gargantuan ships for that time!
Very true.
They will make 21 knots past lightspeed they may not look like much but they got it where it counts kid
@Tom G they are fast enough for you old man
Even escorting convoys they made there presence felt. When Scharnhorst and Gneisenau saw the Ramillies tripod mast escorting a convoy the twins turned tail. The R class may not get a lot of credit but they served honorably and played there part if liberating Europe.
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