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Where are the shark teeth on the front hull ?

Quite a busy bunch them Swedes. And we haven't even mentioned the Vikings yet. 😊😊😊

Binge watching this US Wars Ship tours from the UK. Absolutely love these tours.

That combat board needs to be repainted.

Australia can use this sub as we have aa pathetic submarine force

This is shameful. Dignity dictates that this is not pride, but embarrassment.

This guy really knows his stuff.

Cutter #37. Are you talking about the TANEY, in Baltimore Harbor? --Why didn'tyousaysoat the beginning of this?

Yes, targeting is done by math calculations, Trig.... Also, canon fire same way... Nice video..

The splinter booboo thing is ridiculous. When a 24 or 32 pounder ball smashes through a couple of feet of oak the splinters can be as big as your arm. They had enough energy to maim and kill. Mythbusters did a disservice to history with their pop gun and plywood experiment. There is a video somewhere on youtube where they fire a heavy ball through a real reproduction of a 2-3 foot thick solid oak side of a age of sail ship and the splinters thrown on the other side were terrifying. Love this tour but at times… 😤

A ship with one mast with a fore and aft rig is a schooner… Sure… if it lost 1 mast. Otherwise that would be a sloop or a cutter most commonly. But it could also be a lot of other types. Bermuda cat, proa, dhow etc. Also schooners can also be partially square rigged such as a topsail schooner.

Send that to Ukraine if it's working.

It’s amazing to think these American boats were among the largest of submarines in WWII as well, if it couldn’t get cramped enough. I’ve been on HMS Alliance at Portsmouth, UK and the interior is probably about half the size of this fleet boat (or certainly looks it in comparison to this video). Can’t imagine how claustrophobic it might have felt at times.

Throughly enjoyed this. Thank you.

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Even 80 year old technology is something that is beyond the engineering realm of most of us. No way could most of us today design all the systems used on a submarine such as this. It took brilliant minds to do such.

Great tour guy. 👍👍👍

My grandfather was in Okinawa in 1945, and I recently read his diary of his time there. One thing stood out to me...they ate a lot of ice cream and watched movies on the ship...it was not a sub.

My grandpa did a tour or two on this sub in the late 50’s early 60’s. Very cool to get to see his boat. I still have his dive card.

No armor = best armor

der legendäre mächtige Königstiger von Deutschland🇩🇪

Imagine having your dead family members stolen from their burials to be put on display🫠

I think these chips should be maintained to be actually usable. They could have disabled them so they couldn't go to sea without some servicing with parts that can't be easily to get! The reason I think that they should be usable if necessary in the event of an emergency! Yes, it may take some time to get them up and running, but it could be done! Yes, they could take these ships and refit them, but that can take a long time!

Behold the mighty of the mightiest...Konigstiger!!!!!!!

Kind of off topic, but I found it very ironic that there was an Amish guy taking the tour since they are anti-war and anti-technology. 😂

Subhanallah ya Allah

I hate to imagine what the Ukrainians can do with these M3's in their arsenals. It's enough they're already tearing Russians new ones with just the older variants alone, lol.

Visited Sweden a lot in the 90's, and yes, this is definitely one of the go-to sites, if just for the history lessons you will receive. However, not sure why Joshua doesn't know the real story (I was told this when I was there). But basically, Adolphus himself is to blame for the sinking, and this would explain why no one was found "culpable." Adolphus was so dead set on the ship riding high as the fleet flagship, that he didn't listen to the builders who insisted that the ship would do exactly what it did; they were insisting that they needed more weight in the keel to stabilize the ship, but Adolphus wouldn't have it because it wouldn't ride as high, and that arrogance is what resulted in the tragedy. Regarding the museum, a Swedish friend once quipped to me that "Sweden loves to revel in her failures."

Torsk means Cod in Norwegian by the way!

THE NORTH CAROLINA IS GEAT, BEEN THERE!

Salute.

my dad saw iowa get hit by nine inch shells they moved out further from land and blasted them then

The USS Constitution is still in service out of Boston, MA.

After what happened during WWll there shouldn't be hardly anything on the water other than Aircraft Carriers and their support vessels. Battleship are just a drain on the taxpayers, and country. Obsolete and no longer needed. They are definitely some fat that needs trimmed off the military budget!!!

I went to this museum

A good tour of a real piece of history, though a facetious remark after brushing past the Vietnam war, well, I'll have my tattoo until this mortal coil is released.

Bet, it doesn't have air conditioning

why is the town engaged 😭

Loved in central California my whole life and go to Los Angeles fairly often but I've never got over to see the Iowa yet. Toured the Midway in San Diego and it's awesome. I will definitely get to the Iowa soon

Beautiful FME's!

Not a m3 more like a m2

They do not always implode they usually flood and go down! And there were 52 submarines that went missing with all hand in ww2 !

DON'T PLAY WITH GOD(ALLAH)

I don't think it would feel too claustrophobic unless it was packed with people.

Not worth the current 25€ price😢

Awesome video! I probably will never tour USS North Carolina, though I love Naval history. I was aboard USS Joseph Strauss DDG-16 during the Vietnam War for 2 deployments. Strauss rode shotgun for and fought along with USS Saint Paul CA-73, a WWII heavy cruiser on the gunline. A shipmate and I went aboard USS Saint Paul and asked if we could take a tour. The OOD asked us what rate we were. We told him that we were FTG's. He called Gun Plot an an FTG came up and gave a tour of the ship, including Gun Plot and the 8" guns. Awesome to be able to tour USS Saint Paul while the ship was still active. I also was able to tour USS Missouri and USS Arizona Memorial in Pearl Harbor. I had been a Pearl Harbor sailor for years before. We manned the rails and hand saluted USS Arizona, the men entombed below and the memorial built above the ship every time we passed.

This was the Tiger of the 1st SS Division Leibstandarte.??

1 fpv cheap ass drone and this vehicle is smoking

Very, very well done. Thank you for being able to explain so many of the nuances that this vessel has.

Excellent presentation. The tour guide was great to listen to and learn about the ship.