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  • Опубликовано: 2 май 2024
  • In this episode of Warships, it follows the crew of the HMS Duncan, a Royal Navy Type 45 Destroyer, during their seven-month mission. HMS Duncan is valued at over a billion pounds and is the most advanced warship of its kind, equipped with state-of-the-art technology, including the Sea Viper missile system. On this insider look at a Royal Navy destroyer, watch as the team are forced to deal with unexpected events like hostility from the Russian forces and missiles raining down on Syria.
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  • @craigcooknf
    @craigcooknf 19 дней назад +27

    "My job is to get everyone inebriated in a sensible fashion in that they don't go too far". Best quote of the whole documentary!

  • @micstonemic696stone
    @micstonemic696stone 5 дней назад +4

    The pirate skull and crossbones comes from British warships returning home after making a Kill

  • @greg3095
    @greg3095 16 дней назад +15

    Watching this is extremely emotional for me as an Ex RAN sailor. A fantastic doco. Im absolutely thank you from the bottom of my heart for your service your commitment and your dedication to keeping us safe. ♥♥♥

    • @suprarcjpop545
      @suprarcjpop545 14 дней назад +1

      You did nothing in your service and neither will these token soldiers.

  • @peterhowden2829
    @peterhowden2829 22 дня назад +38

    Don’t forget this C4 documentary was first shown 3-4 years ago. “History”.

    • @Concorde79
      @Concorde79 21 день назад +3

      thought I had seen this before

    • @user-ec1uq2ir1z
      @user-ec1uq2ir1z 21 день назад +1

      sinds ever the world noe😢😮😢😅😢radarbeelden en satelliet sonar 05-03-1966 120hurw full speed

    • @bernardhoney7063
      @bernardhoney7063 20 дней назад +2

      Several upgrades already and no not the engine

    • @charlesbaker1403
      @charlesbaker1403 18 дней назад +1

      I enjoyed those episodes when they were first released-- and am happy to watch this one again.

    • @BigD12396
      @BigD12396 15 дней назад +1

      Where can I see the next episode

  • @partyman8848
    @partyman8848 18 дней назад +33

    “My parents still think I’m going through a phase”
    (The captain of one of the most advanced ships in the world)

    • @neilbaldwin592
      @neilbaldwin592 17 дней назад +6

      God help us. That really inspired confidence in Joe Public.

    • @alistairhowes9805
      @alistairhowes9805 10 дней назад

      She's fantastic. What a leader

    • @arthurbaldwin1804
      @arthurbaldwin1804 9 дней назад +3

      @@alistairhowes9805 obviously a product of positive discrimination.

  • @jaydencoppageoffcial
    @jaydencoppageoffcial 18 дней назад +14

    It’s crazy to think that half of this crew are no longer serving personnel !

    • @bertplank9892
      @bertplank9892 15 дней назад +3

      It might be indicative of something else........

  • @edwardhewer8530
    @edwardhewer8530 20 дней назад +4

    Interesting ship. Really liking the big windows at bridge levels and large access ways. Very different to ships made in last part of 20th century. Looks like realisations made about survive ability eschewing passive measures and providing more emphasis on access and awareness. Nice.

  • @stephenwise734
    @stephenwise734 23 дня назад +9

    Cheers and Gratitude! from Canada.

  • @jaydencoppageoffcial
    @jaydencoppageoffcial 16 дней назад

    Please upload more of the episodes !

  • @andrewcollins8774
    @andrewcollins8774 20 дней назад +14

    This was on 3 or 4 years ago because I watched it. But it’s still a bloody good ship and it’s British made.

    • @MRIRISHLAD
      @MRIRISHLAD 6 дней назад

      Do you know what channel it was on? I am struggling to find the other episodes

    • @andrewcollins8774
      @andrewcollins8774 6 дней назад

      @@MRIRISHLAD possibly channel 5 or Try BBC 1. You could look on here for them or google mate. Great series👊

    • @stephennelmes4557
      @stephennelmes4557 19 часов назад

      With French missiles 😂😂

  • @micstonemic696stone
    @micstonemic696stone 5 дней назад +1

    I do hope the lad who has the heart attack is ok
    We can see he was in some pain
    I do not think he will be allowed to sea again
    I wish him well

  • @minerran
    @minerran 5 дней назад +2

    Very impressive, the Royal Navy never disappoints!

  • @Sugarmountaincondo
    @Sugarmountaincondo 20 дней назад +3

    @08:12 This DD's ships store is about 33% bigger than what I had on my U.S. Sprance Class DD and the offerings look to be about 50%+ better. But I didn't see any Playboy magazine for sale alongside of canned Tuna 🤣😛

  • @Aussie.-ny1wr
    @Aussie.-ny1wr 15 дней назад +1

    Will there be a continuation of this series on HMS Duncan? As I would like to see what happens. ❤

  • @ioanbota9397
    @ioanbota9397 13 дней назад

    Realy I like this powerful warships

  • @nowhearthis5067
    @nowhearthis5067 16 дней назад +1

    He said “Official hospitality is what the Royal Navy does best.” 😳 Really?

  • @robwilton9539
    @robwilton9539 6 дней назад +1

    This class of ship is relatively new to the fleet but very well known in the dockyards for its many visits to correct unreliable systems. When a ships propulsion system is unreliable, the ship is too. Hopefully these issues will be rectified eventually.
    The biggest weakness of our Royal Navy, as it has been since WW2, is its size.

    • @dunki-dunki-dawg
      @dunki-dunki-dawg 2 дня назад

      We didn't need to be big because we are a NATO country working together with Europe and USA. Since this aired things have changed thx to Putin. It's a real worry because if we need to bolster up then the government will absolutely do it. The problem is then where do they make cuts? It's just bad news for the poorest people who may feel it the most.

    • @robwilton9539
      @robwilton9539 2 дня назад

      @@dunki-dunki-dawg In my opinion we don't need any of these ships. Their primary NATO role, along with the American Aegis fleet, is to protect Europe from Russian missiles. No European ships have that capability. Their secondary role is fleet protection. A fleet that we would not need at all if we had food and energy security in this country and were out of NATO.
      Like Trump has said on occasion, it is time Europe put some money into defending itself rather than relying on others to do it.

  • @scottgordon1781
    @scottgordon1781 16 дней назад +1

    WOW , can see another ship at 9 miles , missile distance .

  • @Luckycully
    @Luckycully 16 дней назад

    Part 2 please

  • @michaelbrooks2075
    @michaelbrooks2075 4 дня назад

    I was enjoying that

  • @Amir-dz1wy
    @Amir-dz1wy 6 дней назад +1

    Did you hear the Chinese man with accent doing the laundry , holy moly

  • @lowkeyliesmith3795
    @lowkeyliesmith3795 18 дней назад +1

    Clyde built in Rutherglen ❤ 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

  • @gaius_enceladus
    @gaius_enceladus 18 дней назад

    Great video!
    My dad was in the RNZN in WWII and I share his love and respect for the sea.
    I loved the "condom fairy"!
    Being cooped up with a few women as on this ship, I'd find the "no touching" policy very hard.
    I'm in an office workplace and I know a number of my female workmates well, having worked with them for years.
    We're quite close so I give them the occasional hug! Couldn't do that on a warship though and I'd find that hard.

  • @scottgordon1781
    @scottgordon1781 16 дней назад

    Getting into that tiny bunk is a nightmare , 'matress ' looks razor thin .
    Small step up from 'shift sleeping ' the hammocks now look 3 star :-)
    the 'Flagship ' of 4 vessels ? Hardly an armada !

  • @hinnerkfeldkamp5422
    @hinnerkfeldkamp5422 13 дней назад

    Hmm, I read, that the noise signature is pretty bad. Towels in the doors etc.!? Seems like a "Hurra-Hurra" docu.

  • @MRIRISHLAD
    @MRIRISHLAD 6 дней назад

    Does anyone know where I can find the other episodes? Was this on ITV? Channel 5? BBC? I can't seem to find it anywhere.

  • @oddmanout1175
    @oddmanout1175 13 часов назад

    Would love to see a documentary from a similar Russian ship... Bet the standard and professionalism would be on another level, a much lower one.

  • @Quokka666
    @Quokka666 20 дней назад +1

    i hope thers more of this we dont get shows like this an or shows like this on are own navy

  • @robertgraffham6440
    @robertgraffham6440 6 дней назад

    Yes we were shown a Krivak initially, but most shots shown were of a Kashin!

  • @stevewight2000
    @stevewight2000 17 дней назад +6

    I'm a Brit and I'm proud of our military's history and professionalism - but it's kind of pointless having this equipment without a meaningful or decisive ability to engage anything

  • @michaeljohndennis2231
    @michaeljohndennis2231 11 дней назад

    We Irish depend on the Royal Navy and the RAF for our defence so I’m wondering if the ships company of HMS Duncan has ever worked alongside the Irish Naval Service?

  • @terrymiru6502
    @terrymiru6502 13 дней назад

    When's the 2nd episode coming

  • @olivergrundy5205
    @olivergrundy5205 21 день назад +46

    Im seeing a lot of people writing rubbish about the Type 45, so here’s what i got to say about it: (Its a bloody good ship)
    The Type 45 Sampson and S1850M Radar is far better than US SPY-1, Aster 30 has significantly higher p/k than US SM-2 and slightly higher than SM-6 (at least the earlier versions). T45 does lack the ability to take down ICBM’s and longer range Ballistic missiles (as it doesnt use SM-3), but it can shoot down SRBM and IRBM - as has been proven in Red Sea recently. It is currently undergoing upgrades, with updates to radar and missiles to enable it to shoot down longer range ballistic missiles - and in future Aster 30 Block 2 will have equivalent capabilities to SM-3. In terms of AAW destroyers, it is at the same level, and better in some respects as any ship in the world - including Arleigh burkes (although latest Flight 3 Burkes will likely be superior). It does lack some ASW capacity (Towed Array Sonar), but that is because it is somewhat useless/inefficient to have ASW kit on a non ASW optimised ship/destroyer - instead, it relies on Merlin helicopters - best ASW Helicopters in world for torpedo launches and majority of its ASW capabilities. If you want to read more into this, use this link www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2024/04/04/us-navy-royal-rn-frigate-destroyer-submarine-russia-nato/ - It’s an article by Tom Sharpe, a retired Captain on a Royal Navy Type 23 ASW Frigate talking about why the Arleigh Burke really isn’t very useful for ASW. If you want to talk about its Land attack and Anti Ship capability, this is admittedly limited - although they are currently being fitted with 8x NSM canisters which will provide them with better anti ship capabilities than Arleigh Burke for instance. In terms of the talk about them having equal capabilities to European frigates, they have the best radar on a warship in Europe, they are the largest Warship (obviously excluding Aircraft carriers and amphibious, resuplly ships etc) in Europe so have the longest range, have more VLS than every other European warship (other than French and Italian Horizon class that was codeveloped with UK in the project which eventually turned into T45 - they only have 2 each anyway) (they are also currently being fitted with 24 extra CAMM VLS to cement this lead). But naming doesnt really matter in this day and age as it differs from country to country - for instance the French call all of their warships frigates while the British define a destroyer as an anti-air platform while a frigate is an anti-submarine or general purpose platform. The US has a similar distinction to the British with the upcoming constellation cast frigate being primarily for anti-submarine warfare. The type 45 is certainly more than the Hobart class. It has better radar, more VLS (soon to be double the amount), better missiles, a longer range, better Anti-ship capabilities, more CIWS etc.
    So T45 does have some weaknesses, but it really is one of the best, if not the best AAW warship in the world. Prove to me that its not with actual points, facts and figures and i will be happy to accept/show differing evidence/debate a point, but dont jsut come here with some no research nonsense that you believe it isn’t a good warship.

    • @luciusjulius8320
      @luciusjulius8320 21 день назад

      You don't know what you are talking about. The latest Arleigh Burkes are equipped with the AN/SPY-6, the most advanced ship's radar in the world. Try keeping up to date. You Brits just can't accept the fact that Britannia doesn't rule the waves and hasn't for a hundred years. The Royal Navy only has one destroyer and three frigates currently operational and deployed. Your ships are maintenance nightmares and two generations behind the US, Japan and Australia.

    • @joshuajuarez3471
      @joshuajuarez3471 21 день назад +4

      I’m just gonna say that I believe you. Looks like you know what he is bloody saying!

    • @olivergrundy5205
      @olivergrundy5205 21 день назад +2

      Thanks lol 😂👍

    • @danielchandler4585
      @danielchandler4585 20 дней назад +1

      Totally agree.

    • @gamm8939
      @gamm8939 20 дней назад +5

      It isnt a bad ship, but its not the most advanced warship in the world. The Burke Flight IIIs are

  • @EnglishLawyer
    @EnglishLawyer 20 дней назад +5

    An aircraft or missile coming in at 3 x speed of sound would give Duncan 38 secs to react from 150 miles out. Not long to detect and make decisions. May sound impressive but not much time.

    • @2155raulito
      @2155raulito 18 дней назад +1

      Yes, but the position of the plane will be different, is at that time, that real intentions will be shown, given the time to lock on and fire.

    • @vollelektrolysierer5773
      @vollelektrolysierer5773 14 дней назад

      150 nautical miles divided by 3x the speed of sound is 270 seconds. Just from a mathematical point of view, obviously the actuakl reaction time must be lower but 38 seconds is a bit off.

  • @mikemorsing99
    @mikemorsing99 6 дней назад

    Outmost respect at 16:40

  • @taz9609
    @taz9609 17 дней назад +1

    He received a small bag with a few water-melon slices and instinctively offered some to the camera crew.

  • @vincevincent6984
    @vincevincent6984 22 дня назад +1

    👍

  • @ImpartiallySpeaking
    @ImpartiallySpeaking 15 дней назад +5

    So advanced they don’t even have enough beds!

  • @randomtux1234
    @randomtux1234 8 дней назад

    19:10
    ''put a cap on loose articles''
    she says while handing out the gloves

  • @pauloconnor2980
    @pauloconnor2980 17 дней назад

    You wouldn't want to suffer from claustrophobia, getting into those bunks!!!!!

  • @davidrobertson5700
    @davidrobertson5700 20 дней назад +5

    Stolen footage from a copyrighted TV series

  • @grahamcook9289
    @grahamcook9289 16 дней назад +1

    Don't make me larf!

  • @vascoapolonio2309
    @vascoapolonio2309 17 дней назад

    Where is the part 2?

  • @alpha5449
    @alpha5449 14 часов назад

    Just one word: Kinzhal.

  • @oudloek
    @oudloek 17 дней назад +3

    Amazing how such an old ship still is the best and advanced in the world. With of course the best ASW helicopter in the world and the best crew in the world. All according to our British friends.

    • @bertplank9892
      @bertplank9892 15 дней назад

      How reliable?.....their cars certainly are not

  • @oddjobkia
    @oddjobkia 18 дней назад

    I do believe people are miss using the word 'unprecedented '

  • @gemlou5823
    @gemlou5823 6 дней назад

    Where can I watch this series?

  • @keithdmaust1854
    @keithdmaust1854 19 часов назад

    Most Advanced Warship - 2:24 loading supplies by passing cartons hand-to-hand.

  • @bigskunk801
    @bigskunk801 24 дня назад

    My favorite thing for breakfast is chocolate covered toilet rolls with hot chocolate then I’m ready for watch

  • @peribe438
    @peribe438 3 дня назад

    Letters from home after 5 days, bags of condoms, propeller breakdown. chasing dead trees, cocktailparty. Im sure the Russians are reaaly scared of the Duncan!

  • @scottgordon1781
    @scottgordon1781 16 дней назад +1

    Seriously , the most advanced ship does not have enough crew space ? Hammock in the office ? :-)

  • @scottgordon1781
    @scottgordon1781 16 дней назад

    Hmm working on one prop , what happened about that ?

  • @kurtfroggatt6384
    @kurtfroggatt6384 11 дней назад

    Captains beret wants sorting proper

  • @grahamcook9289
    @grahamcook9289 16 дней назад +1

    280 crew! WTF are they all doing?

  • @scottgordon1781
    @scottgordon1781 16 дней назад

    This must be quite old , Crimea was 2014 .
    Even talking about the ' Queen's finest liquor ' at the party .

  • @Ubique2927
    @Ubique2927 11 дней назад

    Surely fire defense should be;
    1. evacuate.
    2 flood with inert gas.
    3. done.

  • @NeilHarris-gf4ew
    @NeilHarris-gf4ew 19 дней назад +2

    People alwaus inderestimate Britian but we are the father of the industrial revelution and tje modern world we also have been at war for 1000 years in one way or another alas we are very well versed in the art of war with or wothout allies.

  • @ChrisZybeZ
    @ChrisZybeZ 15 дней назад

    6:30 that kind of stuff makes people from other countries aliens from one another

  • @ganandrarai9380
    @ganandrarai9380 21 день назад

    🎉❤🎉❤

  • @wilkjg1769
    @wilkjg1769 5 дней назад

    Most advanced destroyer in the world..? I believe that title belongs to the USS Zumwalt (DDG 1000).

  • @firefly9838
    @firefly9838 7 дней назад +1

    They all seem so... pleasant... compared to their American counterpart

  • @daz1598
    @daz1598 16 дней назад

    Unfortunately, it is undergunned. Not enough VLS cells, not enough weaponry. Don't even get me started on reloading.

  • @paul_7078
    @paul_7078 15 часов назад

    Nato Commodore? Number 64?

  • @darthsarcastus1064
    @darthsarcastus1064 18 дней назад +1

    Need to get those medals court mounted, swingers aren't really the done thing in the forces!!!!

  • @chrisaustin6255
    @chrisaustin6255 13 дней назад

    The US Navy is always on the job we don't drink on the ship

    • @phillee2814
      @phillee2814 7 дней назад

      Maybe the morale results of that is why the Royal Navy regularly beat far larger US naval forces in exercises.
      Or maybe it is because the Royal Navy is at least twice the age of the Untied States, and every single sailor knows the historical precedent they have to live up to.

  • @TheSteelweasel
    @TheSteelweasel 20 дней назад +1

    god help us

  • @skiiddy
    @skiiddy 19 дней назад

    Life in a blue suit 🫡

  • @RichMantaray
    @RichMantaray 18 дней назад

    to many announcements for sure , making things more complicated that need be

  • @realistic.optimist
    @realistic.optimist 23 дня назад

    LOL
    $1,000 on ANY Flight III Burke.

  • @versal339
    @versal339 9 дней назад +1

    You have to be kidding

  • @peter-radiantpipes2800
    @peter-radiantpipes2800 25 дней назад +1

    Reposted video. Damn.

    • @worldatpeace8979
      @worldatpeace8979 25 дней назад +2

      Why are you complaining? If you don't like the content why not scroll pass than coming here to irritate people.

  • @fletcherchristian1611
    @fletcherchristian1611 24 дня назад +2

    splits on ships is a no no,splits in command of ships? good grief🤣

  • @rossmansell5877
    @rossmansell5877 16 дней назад +1

    The accomodation for the lower deck crew isd isgusting. There was more space available in the days of hammocks. than the RN provided on this class of vessel... Ships designed by non seagoing architects...🙄🙄 (ex RN 1950s)

  • @arkan7rb
    @arkan7rb 10 дней назад

    you are welcome to red sea

  • @jakhaughton1800
    @jakhaughton1800 12 дней назад +3

    The World seems to forget that the Royal Navy has been tier 1 for hundreds of years, invariably against the odds. We just need more sailors. Modern youth are having our legacy taught out of them. The Government needs to advertise all the services and conscript troublesome youths.

  • @BlackHawkTejas
    @BlackHawkTejas 18 дней назад +2

    "The Most Advanced Warship in the World" 😂😂😂
    What? Calm down!

  • @micphoenix8200
    @micphoenix8200 2 дня назад +1

    HMS Stunning & Brave...🤤

  • @bgshin2879
    @bgshin2879 20 дней назад +3

    It is a classic frigate and proud if the nation indeed.
    2. Things to add;
    1. Building cost is way too high compare with S Korea FFX3 or FFX4 or Japanese Mogami Class. SKorean and Japanese may only have 16 cell VLS but towed array sauna, combined censor mast (X/S dual band + IRST) are definitely next gen level. Also their battletronics (battle management electronics) are far superior (at par with SPY6-9 or Arleigh Burke Flight 3 level).
    2. S Korea FFX3 currently has KVLS2 which is longer (9.8m) and wider (850mm diameter for cells). They are integrating short/ medium range ballistic missiles and supersonic cruise missile (similar to Brahmos or Yakhont). Hence the mission versatility is much broader than T45.
    What troubles me the most is the huge price tag of British warships. Mogami Class (basic ASW version) is estimated at $400-450m and SKorea FFX3 costs ca. $380-410m. T45 or any replacement would easily cost Royal Navy 50-100% more than its peers. If the high construction costs continue as it is now, Royal Navy and gov fundings will be severely depleted (which is where we are now already).
    We all salute and respect our lads who risk their lives to protect Britain and her interest overseas but we must give them the best we can. At the moment the failure at procurement is creating a permanent damage to our armed forces (e.g. RCH155!!!!).

  • @4evaavfc
    @4evaavfc 14 дней назад

    I'd feel safer on an Arleigh Burke III.

    • @LainTheMain
      @LainTheMain 13 дней назад

      Duncan is far more advamced than any of the Arleigh Burke series, both are in carrier groups, your comment is stupid

    • @phillee2814
      @phillee2814 7 дней назад

      A Type 45 destroyer is far more advanced than a hardly broke, or even the third attempt.

  • @imjinriver641
    @imjinriver641 День назад

    There are only 6, no surface to surface capability.

  • @Ste-_.
    @Ste-_. 14 дней назад +1

    Wonder how aware the captain is that she’s been given the most advanced ship in the world to make a massive political statement about diversity in the British armed forces, rather than what she can/can’t do 😂😂😂

  • @user-oo9vi1uw3c
    @user-oo9vi1uw3c 9 дней назад

    Russia Could Have Charles Lock On For Me Because Wants Too Nail Me Too A Cross !!!

  • @micstonemic696stone
    @micstonemic696stone 5 дней назад +1

    HMS Duncan is quite nice boat I live within 10 miles of its home
    The radar this type of boat uses needs a lot of power

  • @ENGBriseB
    @ENGBriseB 18 дней назад +3

    Britain was built on it's Navy
    Glad that 24 new Frigates and destroyers are being built as we speak.

    • @neilbaldwin592
      @neilbaldwin592 17 дней назад +1

      Bet we never see even a quarter of that.

    • @ENGBriseB
      @ENGBriseB 16 дней назад

      ​@@neilbaldwin592 We live in hope. I really think that they have too this time same as 138 F-35Bs Lightning Jet's because they've been signed for.

    • @stuartnewman6968
      @stuartnewman6968 13 дней назад

      Going to take a decade to get them built if not more. At that point they will need upgrades

    • @ozanareyiz7773
      @ozanareyiz7773 6 дней назад

      @@stuartnewman6968 With who may I ask? Your country declared a war against their own people. Like labelled them "racist white people". Now you can't even fix your own roads.

  • @michaeldantoni4292
    @michaeldantoni4292 25 дней назад +5

    The U.S.N.should convert and adapt that technology and armament to a couple of the Iowa class . And keep at least 2 of the 16" turrets. Talk about an intimidating warship.

    • @warhog258
      @warhog258 20 дней назад

      The USN would never remove a turret from any of their Iowa's. Plus you have to remember these ships already are capable of firing tomahawk cruise missiles.

  • @rohanm5755
    @rohanm5755 16 дней назад

    Zumwalt class laughing in the corner

  • @hilmarnehus6257
    @hilmarnehus6257 2 дня назад

    What do the British have to do there, they should better stay on their island and not threaten anyone

  • @michaelperkins5746
    @michaelperkins5746 22 дня назад

    Great tv man overboard ffs

  • @paulspydar4320
    @paulspydar4320 5 дней назад

    Our cousin the USA 🇺🇸 is more British than they think,let's face it, sticking two fingers up to the king 🤴 getting tooled up and starting your own thing is a very British thing to do!!😅😅😅

  • @dopepopeurban6129
    @dopepopeurban6129 22 дня назад +16

    Ik this is gonna offend some people but the Type 45 is not the most „advanced“ warship in the world, it’s not even playing in the top tier. All in all, it’s a pretty average anti air destroyer with a sensor and systems package that can be found on many warships built in the last 15 years, reasonable tactical and operational properties and somewhat basic armament capabilities that is very common in most european navies, even on frigates. It may be less reliant on foreign imports but that’s about it. They’re built to provide air defense and combat smaller, less dangerous frigates & corvettes, they’re severely lacking ASW capabilities (compareable to the German F123s from the late 90s) and have very limited AS capabilities, although that last point can be said for a lot of modern warships.
    This might sound harsh now but in a capability understanding, the Type 45 is a very expensive Hobart class with upgraded sensors and domestic missiles. It does not play in the same league as the american Arleigh Burks FLTIIIs, japanese Mayas or chinese Type 055s. BEA might say it does, but it doesn’t. Wich is totally fine since they’re an average class of destroyer geared towards the North and Baltic Sea. But pretending like this is some kind of hyper advanced gamechanger in maritime warfare is just not true. That myth was quite literally created to justify those 6 ships costing almost double of what they should have.

    • @luciusjulius8320
      @luciusjulius8320 22 дня назад +1

      Absolutely spot on. The Arleigh Burkes also have the capability to shoot down ICBMs.

    • @olivergrundy5205
      @olivergrundy5205 21 день назад +6

      Sampson Radar is far better than US SPY-1, Aster 30 has significantly higher p/k than US SM-2 and slightly higher than SM-6 (at least the earlier versions). T45 does lack the ability to take down ICBM’s and longer range Ballistic missiles (as it doesnt use SM-3), but it can shoot down SRBM and IRBM - as has been proven in Red Sea recently. It is currently undergoing upgrades, with updates to radar and missiles to enable it to shoot down longer range ballistic missiles - and in future Aster 30 Block 2 will have equivalent capabilities to SM-3. In terms of AAW destroyers, it is at the same level, and better in some respects as any ship in the world - including Arleigh burkes (although latest Flight 3 Burkes will likely be superior). It does lack some ASW capacity (Towed Array Sonar), but that is because it is somewhat useless/inefficient to have ASW kit on a non ASW optimised ship/destroyer - instead, it relies on Merlin helicopters - best ASW Helicopters in world for torpedo launches and majority of its ASW capabilities. If you want to read more into this, use this link www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2024/04/04/us-navy-royal-rn-frigate-destroyer-submarine-russia-nato/ - It’s an article by Tom Sharpe, a retired Captain on a Royal Navy Type 23 ASW Frigate talking about why the Arleigh Burke really isn’t very useful for ASW. If you want to talk about its Land attack and Anti Ship capability, this is admittedly limited - although they are currently being fitted with 8x NSM canisters which will provide them with better anti ship capabilities than Arleigh Burke for instance. In terms of the talk about them having equal capabilities to European frigates, they have the best radar on a warship in Europe, they are the largest Warship (obviously excluding Aircraft carriers and amphibious, resuplly ships etc) in Europe so have the longest range, have more VLS than every other European warship (other than French and Italian Horizon class that was codeveloped with UK in the project which eventually turned into T45 - they only have 2 each anyway) (they are also currently being fitted with 24 extra CAMM VLS to cement this lead). But naming doesnt really matter in this day and age as it differs from country to country - for instance the French call all of their warships frigates while the British define a destroyer as an anti-air platform while a frigate is an anti-submarine or general purpose platform. The US has a similar distinction to the British with the upcoming constellation cast frigate being primarily for anti-submarine warfare. The type 45 is certainly more than the Hobart class. It has better radar, more VLS (soon to be double the amount), better missiles, a longer range, better Anti-ship capabilities, more CIWS etc.
      So T45 does have some weaknesses, but it really is one of the best, if not the best AAW warship in the world. Prove to me that its not with actual points, facts and figures and i will be happy to accept/show differing evidence/debate a point, but dont jsut come here with some no research nonsense that you believe it isn’t a good warship.

    • @leeprince9283
      @leeprince9283 21 день назад +2

      Burks need to shot 2 or 3 missiles at one target T45 shots one who can shot down more targets?

    • @luciusjulius8320
      @luciusjulius8320 21 день назад

      @@leeprince9283 No it doesn't. US Navy doctrine calls for the shooting of several missiles to be certain the target is hit. The US Navy's operational tests only involve shooting one missile. Typical Brit who doesn't know what he's talking about.

    • @furiousscotsman2916
      @furiousscotsman2916 21 день назад +4

      How wrong do you want to be in one paragrapgh lol.
      Lets Start with your first claim, "average AA Destroyer with average sensors"
      Wrong the S1850M is advertised as being capable of fully automatic detection, track initiation, and tracking of up to 1,000 targets at a range of 400 kilometres,it is also placed roughly twice the height of most navies spy Radar sets extending the radar horizon and allowing more reaction time for sea skimming or stealth missiles, it can also track objects in space and although highly clasified still it is said to have great ability to find stealth targets, ( but that can't be confirmed ). So in many regards the radar is superior to the US Spy 1.
      You also claim it can be found on many ships built in the last 15 years, you do realise these ships were first built in 2006 ? 18 years ago......
      "Somewhat basic armament capabilities that is very common in most european navies, even on frigates."
      I'm not sure what you mean by this as it's AA loadout is literally the tied largest in the European theatre and is slated to add 24 more AA cells to her soon.
      "It may be less reliant on foreign imports but that’s about it."
      Im not sure how you came to this conclusion either im guessing you were just trying to give the Type 45 a slight win so you didn't come across as a complete hater but even this is false, although a lot of parts are technically built in the UK, specalist parts are not and without them the ship doesn't function so it's not really a plus mark for the Type 45.
      "They’re built to provide air defense and combat smaller, less dangerous frigates & corvettes, they’re severely lacking ASW capabilities (compareable to the German F123s from the late 90s) "
      You answered your own question.... she is a dedicated AA Platform not a multi role guided missile destroyer she is designed to do ONE THING , provide a task force with a big AA net and she does that very well.
      Your point is like buying a ferrari and then complaing the shopping doesnt fit in the front seat... of course it doesn't, it wasn't designed for that.
      "the Type 45 is a very expensive Hobart class"
      The Hobart class fires RIM-162 ESSM and The RIM-66C/D Standard MR , the RIM-162 being outclassed by aster 15 quite handidly and SM2 outclassed by the Aster 30.
      So in her role as a DEDICATED AA platform she outperforms the Hobart in every single way.
      "It does not play in the same league as the american Arleigh Burks FLTIIIs"
      In terms of AA when the FLight III is online the Type 45 will have its upgraded aster 30 and its extra 24 cells so it will absolutely compete in terms of a AA platform, but keep in mind the Arleigh Burke is some 10000 tons some 1500 more than the type 45 and costs the US just under 15 billion for 10 ships..... even with economy of scale that's one fkn expensive ship.
      Also just out of curiosity how many navies around the world do you think have a ship that can compete with a flight III Arleigh Burke?? You do realise it's one of if not the most capable destroyers on the planet.
      "Japanese Mayas"
      There are 2 of them..... 2.
      I don't think i need to say much else but if you want to argue go ahead and read my Flight III arguement verbatim.
      The Maya also currently does not have SM6 and will get it around the same time the Aster 30 upgrade is scheduled so as for a AA platform they are broadly similar.
      Also the Maya is a guided missile destroyer like the Burkes she is ment to do multiple roles so please see my Ferrari analogy above for clarification.
      "Chinese Type 055"
      It's 11000 tons....... it has more VLS cells than ANY OTHER PLATFORM in the water at the moment it's also moving into cruiser teritory with them being clearly heavier than the american Ticonderoga class.
      Again it is also a Guided missile destroyer and ment to fill many roles but again in as a pure AA platform they perform broadly similar.
      "But pretending like this is some kind of hyper advanced gamechanger in maritime warfare is just not true. That myth was quite literally created to justify those 6 ships costing almost double of what they should have."
      Yes they were overbudget, and horribly so, but to pretend they are not gamechanging for the Royal navy is stupid, they are clearly one of the most advanced AA platforms on the seas today and are only going to get more capable.
      It's not a myth! they are very good and what they were built for and will continue to be in the future, but holding them up to a Flight III burke or a Type 055 and saying "wow it no have as many guns to go pew pew" shows either a complete lack of undersatanding of the ships role or a complete lack of maturity and thinking only "bigger number good must smash"
      Ships are designed around a doctrine and the Royal navy at the time of building the Type 45 destroyers had a clear doctrine of wanting bespoke dedicated platforms to do a dedicated job, now with the Type 31 and the Type 26 to a lesser extent they are moving away from that doctrine into one more like the US, having one ship that can fill any role maybe not as well as a dedicated ship but to 90% as well and thats fine but don't try and act like the Type 45 isn't a top tier platform just because you are trying to shoehorn it into scenarios it wasn't built for.

  • @manpochver
    @manpochver 11 дней назад +2

    It´s not the most advanced ship in the world.

    • @Jh19999
      @Jh19999 11 дней назад

      Yes it is. The technology on that ship is the best in the world. The radars ect are miles above everyone else. (Not America because we use the same)

    • @dannypembroke2372
      @dannypembroke2372 4 дня назад

      It’s a 4 year old documentary

  • @tarqscam8491
    @tarqscam8491 9 дней назад +1

    This female captain is fabulous. So calm.

  • @glennpearce7093
    @glennpearce7093 16 дней назад

    Bloody he’ll so thy just didn’t worry about the Russian war ship how embarrassing

  • @tjd4600
    @tjd4600 16 дней назад +1

    Top 3 best: zumwalt, arleigh burke flight 3, type 55 renhai

  • @coxhoe789
    @coxhoe789 23 дня назад +2

    i am so proud to be british and so proud that a woman is in charge of our best ship

  • @jwolf4948
    @jwolf4948 14 дней назад

    I think the Zumwalt might have some things to say about claiming this is the most advanced warship.

    • @phillee2814
      @phillee2814 7 дней назад

      That failed experiment is an embarrassment even to the apparently shameless US Navy.
      Have they ever deployed a carrier group without losing at least one aircraft, even in peacetime, yet?
      I know that was the case a few years ago, but I haven't followed up since.

    • @jwolf4948
      @jwolf4948 6 дней назад

      @@phillee2814 I never said the Zumwalt was a success, merely that the claim of the Duncan being the most advanced ship in the world might not be an accurate title.
      Wow, that was an ignorant comment about fighter accidents. only 10 military aircraft crashed all of last year, not just in the navy, so maybe research a few things before looking silly with a dumb comment. At least more than half our carriers are able to go to sea at one time. Prince of Wales as been in dry dock more than at sea The British also have to share F-35s between the air force and navy because they don't have enough jets to fill their carriers. The Russians only carrier has been in dry dock for 6 years with no timeline for when it will go back to sea, but rest assured when it does, it will make sure to have a tug in the area to pull it back to dry dock when it breaks down or kills enough of its crew with the chemicals used to move it. How about China? They have just started sea trials on their 3rd carrier, which looks like it could be good, but still has 2/3 the capacity of a carrier the US built in the '70s. You may think that the US is terrible with carriers, but when you fly more sorties from aircraft carriers than all other nations in the world combined, there is a going to be a few issues that come up. Not to mention you make it seem like landing a jet moving 150mph, coming up to a ship moving at 30mph, and landing on a narrow strip just 315 feet long while rocking on the ocean is easy...

  • @jackrussell7190
    @jackrussell7190 14 дней назад +1

    Apparently so loud underwater that Russian submarines can hear the destroyers from hundreds of nautical miles 😂

  • @stephenclarke4891
    @stephenclarke4891 3 дня назад

    I bet he had the jab

  • @davidrobertson5700
    @davidrobertson5700 18 дней назад +1

    COPYRIGHT ISSUES WITH CHANNEL 5 UK YES ?
    THIS IS NOT YOUR FOOTAGE

  • @dannypembroke2372
    @dannypembroke2372 4 дня назад

    The Royal Navy display a statement of it diversity commitment. 🙄