Submarine Warfare
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
- Invisible to most, submarines are tasked with some of the most important jobs in modern war
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I must say... I’ve grown a bit addicted to your channel. It reminds me of old discovery and history channel (when they were good) shows.
I wholeheartedly concur! Rather nostalgic, wouldn't you say?
Hmm, I remember those good old days. Early 2000s. Best years of my life. I'd say everybody had good times in early 2000s.
The same meme
Yes! I missed that so much and found it in this channel
Me too I look forward to his video every week he’s the best
I like that they use a real voice instead of robot voice.
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I imagine the difficulty involved in training sonar operators in these subs. Technology has helped filter sounds, but it comes down to the trained ears of these submariners to accurately track and locate targets. My hats off to them.
Someone has been playing cold waters ;)
T Pfaff lmao.. I have
try dangerous waters aswell , mind blow!
Try Harpoon 2/3 the ultimate naval warfare simulator. I have been playing it for the last 30 years...
Conn, Sonar. Torpedo in the water! Torpedo in the water! Bearing 2 3 5
Imagine how submarine hunting is changing as you add to the equation, drone submarines, enhance sonar, various airborne platforms to include P-8 Poseidon, SH-60 LAMPS, etc. Then imagine what happens when you can tie all that sensor information (strategic and tactical) together in real time and share with your fellow platforms. That will transform submarine warfare.
1:09. US special forces dolphins leading subs to the enemy.
oh my god thats brilliant
They are at 1:11
@@vivekkaushik9508 It's literally the same clip.
1:10 those dolphins though lol
wake angels!
Red Alert 2
IMO, you are quickly becoming one of the best military channels on RUclips! Seriously! Great Job!
This is far and away the most educational 7 minutes of my life on submarine warfare.
There's only two types of ships: submarines, and targets.
This channel is about to blow up. Yo Covert, do not forget us.
+Makdavian Haha i wont forget you Mak! I hope I can continue to grow the channel the way it has been. I remember waking up one morning 5 months ago and seeing I had got my subscriber! And now, just yesterday I surpassed 10,000 subscribers!
I am extremely grateful for your support and everyone else who has subscribe! If I didnt have your support, Id probably have given up long ago. Thank you!
Covert Cabal 1 year later and you have 180k subs
2 years later he has 200k subs. Kudos.
whats funny is, i recently got cold waters, and before playing that game i kinda had an idea in how subs worked, but playing that game actually gave me an idea of what you were talking about in the video. just something i found pretty interesting about the game. great vid homie
This video brings me back to Tom Clancy's "Red Storm Rising"
that novel is simply BRILLIANT
a good portion of it covers Submarine and ASW warfare, the topic of this video in great detail
RIP Tom Clancy
Thank you for another upload. Almost every video has a high standard of quality and includes plenty of information via audio and video. So many people are clueless to the military operations happening globally. As a civilian, I think it's more important to understand international war games than giggling about presidential tweets on non-issues. Look forward to more videos!
I kept looking at the progress bar because i didn't want this video to end. It was detailed and interesting. I found your channel about a month ago and have watched all of your excellent video. Keep up the good work man, and damn, that microphone upgrade has made a huge difference.
When using active sonar, it's important to remember to use One Ping Only.
Active sonar can also be used offensively to clear enemy divers off the hull. It would be lethal at that range.
my hat go's off to those sub jocky's.. can't see me go'n down like that.. good job men,well done
Makes me appreciate the ability of whales to communicate and recognize each other from a distance.
submarines always intrigued me I find this video very interesting and informative thanks
Con-SONAR, Crazy Ivan!
S B wondered if anyone else saw that
WAY TO GO DALLAS!!!!!
Very nicely done. The first time I heard of such happenings was 1987 graduation from Aviation Structure course the Navy changed my mind for me & instead of going to Mirmar for Tomcats like Tom cruise told me to, I got ASW HSL-47 Plankowner baby! Went to every possible school & weapons training. Then 37 Sailors perished in the Gulf which i still have feelings about. So fwd deployed to the Straits on the USS Rodney M. Davis with one Sikorsky Hs-60b 4 pilots 2 Aw's & 6 mechs. Good times and I feel for lives lost.
One ping only...
Give me a ping Vasily...
Let them sing.
"Not if we stay in his baffles, Seaman Beaumont. Not if we stay in his baffles. Come up right behind his propeller and he'll be deaf as a post!”
I was always intrigued by submarines I find this video very interesting and informative thanks
I'd love to see some modern submarine footage, its strange to imagine the dynamic of combat because It never actually happened. Its hard to imagine something with world ending destructive power in a clash.
every system on a submarine can be controlled remotely, and if remotely controlled many systems can be removed to save weight. Also it’ll allow them to go deeper and further when fully autonomous
The day the underwater remote technology is created is the day navy officers are obsolete
This totally made me finally understand "The Hunt for Red October."
In movies, although I am not planning to be the captain of a sub during warfare, I think I got some of the verbiage of this type of warfare. Take "Crimson Tide", and these movie lines.......
"All ahead flank - right full rudder!" -
This means you will propel the sub strongly forward at a max speed, and you turn your rudder to the R to make the sub go right as a flanking maneuver, especially when an enemy tube is about to hit your sub from behind.
"Ship to rudder to left full!"
This means you will turn your rudder to the L, making the sub turn L, with full propulsion drive also.
"Full" means maximum speed possible on the sub.
"4-inch evasion device"
On modern subs, especially nuke subs, this was a distraction explosive device that was launched out of the sub as a countermeasure against torpedos. They look something like depth charges, and when they explode, they force the path of the torpedo to go off course in a way that it does not impact the ship, or, if the torpedo impacts close, the damage to the sub would be minimal at best.
That's a very good channel, topics are interesting, explanations are clear, and there's no ideology in theses videos (which is pretty rare in YT military channels)
1:09 US Special Force Dolphins leading the USS Borf a class VI, hyper nuclear powered submarine with a anti gravity pulse delivery system.
2024. WWIII, colorized.
It's at 1:11
Modern submarines operate in a metal cylinder... thanks for clearing that up! ;)
As a former submariner I approve of this video
I love the big red angry face painted on the Russian torpedos.
my fav channel in youtube for now.
you need to make more of these types of videos
Yes we're day ones. Thank god you have a real voice
Do keep up the excellent work. Thank you!
interested in this stuff? read Red Storm Rising and The Hunt for Red October by Tom Clancy. These books are pretty old and I can only imagine where ASW and SU are at these days!
Red Storm Rising is in my opinion one of the best depictions of what WWIII would be like if it had taken place in the Cold War. I keep hoping to see a movie version, there is so much action globally going on in the book on both sides. Hunt For Red October is a classic. Blind Man's Bluff is another must read.
Ive read it many times!
The Captain is the submarines deadliest weapon, everything else by extension bears witness to his will. Read that in a old British submariners guide/ handbook long time ago. I mean if you’re gonna lead a modern death machine, that’s the one.
2:20
depends on what you mean by fast but... active sonar does not show you where the target is when you send out a pulse but when it reflects the pulse so the delay in target position is the same as with passive sonar
there is a delay from turning it on to receiving the first data that is equivalent to twice the distance by the speed of sound but with passive sonar that delay is zero so whichever way you put it passive sonar is NOT twice as fast
Your channel deserves much more views... Keep up the good work
“Modern submarines work in some of the most extreme conditions . They operate in a metal cylinder deep underwater”
😂.
The newest Virginia class Submarine has a magnetic Signature Reduction system on board. Aparently the system can decrease the entire ships magnetic signature on the fly or even point the signature in a different direction. It’s been so successful that they are retro fitting it onto the older blocks of Virginia’s. It’s a game changer for sure. Also they are adapting the AIM-9X missile to be fired from Virginia’s. So now when they are working in littoral waters any aircraft looking to identify them or attack them can be targeted and destroyed.
Lasers.
spydude38 Don’t work well in rain or fog. Missiles do.
for anyone interested check out jive turkey's channel, especially the Cold Waters streams
Bit like a wet armored warfare then, i.e. one side develops a good way to avoid detection, the other side has to develop a way to counter it.
Good Video, the only issue is when you stated The USA and the USSR/Russia have had underwater collisions you used an image of the USS San Francisco after it struck an underwater mountain, sup with that?
i wonder how many collisions happened that we dont know about , considering during the cold war sub ocmmanders used to really trail behind enemy subs really fucking close
@@johnnyjohn9961 In 1960's there were a month were 4 submarines were lost in mysterious circumstances.
@@johnnyjohn9961 ruclips.net/video/oHb5ePQJSsU/видео.html
in this video the presenter make a statement that the MAD system is NEW...well it was updated in 1968 and further updated in the 80/90 period. the new P-8 does not employ MAD(except for the Indian P8I version) to this is just for clarification
Great game called" cold waters2 if you want to experience this :D
San Francisco didnt hit a submarine.... They hit an underwater mountain.
Amazing, you diggin' deep water here
shame that you didnt include the fact that active sonar is loud enough to kill a person within 150 metres (maybe more) of its origin.
Does it kill all the fish around it?
@@brandonescalante6374 jep, aquamarine life is also pulverized.
The sonar ping is almost as powerfull as some deepwater bombs bomb
@Drew Peacock nope
@Drew Peacock a torpedo is strong as hell, they are meant to penetrate the hull of a ship.
if they did destroy torpedo's then the navy would use it to do exactly that, but they dont.
@Drew Peacock were not talking about a nuclear blast level here.
besides, most torpedo's don't really rely on impact based explosives. also, the ping is as strong as an explosion but keep in mind that the strength decreases with range. if the ping is somehow strong enough to set off the torpedo its close enough that it wouldve hit you anyway.
I am making sense, you just don't know what you are talking about.
Lol 12k subscribers? What the fuck?
This channel will have 1,000,000 subs pretty soon..
Excellent videos.
Gotta love the game
Submarines have their uses, but I can't see them being too effective against places like Switzerland or Uganda. :) Good intro to the subject, covers the basics without getting too technical.
Pat McDonald Tomahawk cruise missiles about 700 mile range with conventional warhead but 3000 miles with Nuclear package(s)
Thanx from the left coast near the Krapitol of California
3:44 its the MATRIX code ... holy shit
The first image of collision at 4:54 is not due to collision with a russian sub. It is due to collision with a seamount.
Well presented. Thank you.
Educative
Cold Waters players: The Expert
That intro was perfect
i didnt know torpido was that cool
We should make decoy that plays the witch doctor song
What a fine intro, congratulations, keep up the good work!
Awesome video :) please do one explaining nuclear ballistic submarines
When I read the title I expected a 6 hour long video with high expectations but where absolutely nothing happens.
Most modern sub torpedoes are wired, because fun fact, it is too hard for torpedo not turn 180 and hit itself without a wire...
Damn this is good information. Very objective and fact based observations.
wow coolest sub video out there thnks bro..cheers from mexico where we only wish we had sub's lol...
Your country practically has no air force.
The Silent Service
Very nicely put together. But I feel it's only a third of the issue. What about how submarines attack other ships, planes and land targets, and how ships and aircraft search for the subs?
Submarines can attack other ships with either torpedoes or missiles. If the sub is deep down, it can detect the ship with its sonar, and launch torpedoes at it. If it is near the surface, it can also attack with missiles launched from either the torpedo tubes, or a vertical launch system if its got one.
If it is at periscope depth, it can also detect enemy ships using its periscope (obviously), its ESM system (think of it as passive radar, it just detects the radar of other ships) or a radar of its own.
Subs can attack land targets using cruise or ballistic missiles. However, I'm pretty sure they are defenceless against aircraft, and all they can really do in that situation is hide, run, and pray.
Ships can detect subs using their sonar, and then launch torpedoes, or anti submarine helicopters. I know the Russians have a system where you basically have a torpedo attached to a rocket, the rocket is launched toward the sub, and then when over the sub the torpedo is released (with a parachute) and falls directly on top of the submarine. I don't know for certain if other nations have similar weapon systems, but I assume they do.
Helicopters can drop a dipping sonar into the ocean to listen for subs, and then drop their torpedoes. Planes can drop sonar buoys, and then drop torpedoes of their own.
Our space program is largely comprised of aviators but given the harsh conditions of the submarine service and the dangers of the void of space, I'm surprised more submariners aren't in our space program given the similarities in extreme conditions.
Turns out NASA does employ and recruit from the submarine force all the time they've adopted our practices for safety and engineering quality assurance
@Gar i would think space is harder because { wiki paste} Venturing into the environment of space can have negative effects on the human body. Significant adverse effects of long-term weightlessness include muscle atrophy and deterioration of the skeleton (spaceflight osteopenia), atleast on a sub u can surface most of the time and and get some earth air and sun. but in n a sub u gotta deal with no daylight and cramped conditions but alteast ur body doesnt go through that space stuff
Covert Cabal whilst nobody can really fault the excellence of the information about the content included in the video but I was a little disappointed by the content that was not included in the video. I am talking about the latest AIP (Air Independent Propulsion) conventional submarines that are now appearing in the various navies worldwide. Particularly as these submarines may well be game changers due to there apparent super quietness. Perhaps this could warrant making a separate video on this subject?
To be fair, all nuclear submarines are AIP by default. Though it is a significant change in the way diesels work, I don't think it would be necessary to make a separate video on that topic due to the fact most diesel submarines nowadays don't use them; with the exception of some Swedish submarines.
Highly Accurate info
A very clear video!
Good depth to this channel 👍
Well done
plz make video on india's new tropedo the Varun Astra
What the silent service does, is exactly that silent.
Did you see the dolphins 1:10 ?
Interesting fact for you......The mark of how far sound can travel is during an exercise with US/British naval forces, the brilliant RN Astute Class submarines lurking off the West coast of England detected US Navy ships leaving port on the East coast of the United States, allowing them a huge advantage right from the start Unsurprisingly, the US Navy wasn't happy about this... they were basically f*cked. It's nothing to be ashamed of though, the RN Astute submarines are the most sophisticated, dangerous and deadly in their class. 🇬🇧🇺🇸✌✌
Dam good video.
This will be my job after training 🙃
Can we have a video about the different types of torpedo?
*Jive Turkey intensifies*
2:19 FORREST GUMP
Well done!
good shit. thx
Excellent video
Amazing job, very informative, neutral and insightful. Totally earned my Sub! Thank you.
+Dragunov38 I appreciate it! Thanks for watching
India also has it's own torpido
Torpedo on the water...... DIVE DIVE DIVE!!!
'in'
"In".
Subbing just for the music
Should mention nuclear subs and their geopolitical influence.
I'm sure they do, but are there OLD-SCHOOL gauges and controls for backup incase electric fails? Just didn't notice any in video.
I got build my own submarine
To attack my neighbors at they swimming pools
Great video keep up the good 👍 👍 good 👍
I liked your unbiased nature......USA number 1
tommy trinh t
still got buttfucked by Vietnamese farmers and some illiterate cavemen in Afghanistan, they are weak af.
Yet took out the Iraqi military in hours.
The US military will roll over any military force. It just can't handle a guerilla war.
Devilion901 media is the major contributor of USA loosing support in Vietnam war not because they were massacred by Vietcong that’s why the media now is too biased because the government dictates what they can show to the public so that they won’t loose the support of the people Vietcong lost around 1 million men US lost close to around 200k
Transparency is the contributor. The media just showed the reality of what was happening. Real journalism so to speak.
And that Vietnam lost 1 million men is one thing, they are fighting for their countries freedom.
That the US lost 200k men just because communism shouldn't spread to some small non important country is more "aggravating". Doesn't matter which side you're on in my mind.
But I agree that now the main stream media in the US is just rubber stamping the policy of the government when it comes to war and conflicts. But to be fair it isn't the government opinion but the opinion of the military industrial complex, which has bought both the government and the media in the US.
We all live in a Yellow Submarine. Beatles
You should upload your videos to facebook I would share them all!
Magnetic Anomaly Detectors (MAD) are not new... They've been used to detect submarines since WWII and in fact the P-8 Poseidon (the latest generation ASW aircraft used by the US Navy) doesn't even include a MAD boom as more advanced methods of acoustic Submarine detection have been developed.
With the P3, the saying was "if you can see the sub, you will pick it up on MAD gear."
There are some ships out there who take no shit from anyone. A submarine is better off getting lost somewhere else far away from such ships. If not, it's game over.