World's Biggest Submarines Typhoon Class

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    Due to the short length of the music, a lot of footage i would have liked to include could not be added to this video. This is the best i could do with the length of the accompanying music. Hope you like it!

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  • @tonyrosam
    @tonyrosam 10 лет назад +332

    What a monster! I don't care what country made it I respect the machine for what it is.

    • @user-tm8os5mk2i
      @user-tm8os5mk2i 9 лет назад +2

      Akula is old shit.
      and Russia cannt made new submarine.

    • @user-ej2lc9xi3s
      @user-ej2lc9xi3s 9 лет назад +9

      Антон Зуев ukie banderapigs will cry

    • @user-tm8os5mk2i
      @user-tm8os5mk2i 9 лет назад

      какие же вы убогие. а верите в то что вы великий народ. аж противно

    • @user-tm8os5mk2i
      @user-tm8os5mk2i 9 лет назад

      Alexander Kazakov идиот

    • @updidi
      @updidi 9 лет назад +6

      Антон Зуев​ страдай и скачи,самостийный и незалежный ты наш

  • @all4dh8rz3
    @all4dh8rz3 7 лет назад +131

    There was 8 planned to be built however only 6 were only made.These soviet designed and built submarines had a displacement of 48,000 tons and 564 ft long with 2 nuclear reactors giving it 100,000 horsepower. It had 20 missile silos with each missile carrying 10 independently targeted warheads with each warhead carrying a explosive power of 100 kilotons 6 times more powerful than the bomb dropped on hiroshima. They were designed with ww3 on the cards and to destroy the entire continental usa. Truly fearsome vessels!

    • @bobk2966
      @bobk2966 5 лет назад +5

      It will die of disrepair, the Russian way.

    • @uio890138
      @uio890138 5 лет назад +1

      Which is exactly why every time one went to sea the US had 2 fast attack subs waiting for it to clear the dock. These would have never fired a shot in the event of WW3.

    • @laurentparodi5261
      @laurentparodi5261 4 года назад +9

      @@uio890138 These submarines could have launched their missiles while in russia s territorial waters where no foreign submarines can enter without being spotted and destroyed if necessary.
      What you said is really dumb.

    • @uio890138
      @uio890138 4 года назад

      @@laurentparodi5261 Honestly, saying Typhoons were intended to launch the missiles while in Russian territorial waters is about as stupid as it gets. What I stated was recognized fact.

    • @stephenmears3064
      @stephenmears3064 4 года назад +3

      @@uio890138 the Russians also had hunter killer submarines at the time aswell which were better these were designed to be shadowed by hunter killers to stop that from happening also these subs were super quit very hard to detect.

  • @parsifal9234
    @parsifal9234 11 лет назад +8

    I was on the design team for the "Trident" (later designated Ohio Class). We did what was, at the time, some pretty advanced concepts for maintainability, including capabilities for rapid swap out of large machinery. The crews are amazing. You can go onboard an Ohio class boat today and it looks as clean, spotless, and functional as the day we delivered it to the Navy.

  • @GeneralissimoAustralasia
    @GeneralissimoAustralasia 4 года назад +67

    The real red october

  • @carljuvy
    @carljuvy 7 лет назад +218

    I hope they don't scrap the last remaining one. They should keep it as a museum. Because we'll probably never have such a huge demon weapon ever again.

    • @user-gp3jv7iu6w
      @user-gp3jv7iu6w 7 лет назад +7

      Было построено 6 штук. Теперь осталось 3, одна используется для тестирования ракет, 2 в резерве. Другие 3 распилины на метал.

    • @donttakeitpersonalnowalrig1326
      @donttakeitpersonalnowalrig1326 6 лет назад +1

      She like leviathan

    • @michaelj167
      @michaelj167 6 лет назад +21

      nope theres still one Typhoon Class submarine named Dmitriy Donskoy its the last Typhoon Class ever constructed and still in russian arsenal

    • @JAKB2002
      @JAKB2002 6 лет назад

      probably gonna get scrapped

    • @luckyhappyman3195
      @luckyhappyman3195 6 лет назад +6

      im sure they gonna keep at least one, this thing is history

  • @cncmike
    @cncmike 10 лет назад +112

    Almost got broadsided by one of these, in international waters of cours. They were below the thermal layer we were above it. As they rose through it and our sonar detected them it was too late to do anything but pray and be really quiet. They missed us by about 40 feet. A day I will never forget.

    • @2355Kyle
      @2355Kyle 10 лет назад +21

      Dude that is freaking awesome if true, what vessel where you aboard?

    • @cncmike
      @cncmike 10 лет назад +19

      Kyle Hallam I'm not sure I can answer that. Part of my service record is sealed due to several op's we participated in.

    • @2355Kyle
      @2355Kyle 10 лет назад +10

      cncmike Oh I was under the impression you where aboard a civilian vessel, my apologies.

    • @user-sh5wq5jf5l
      @user-sh5wq5jf5l 10 лет назад +1

      Это давно было?

    • @cncmike
      @cncmike 10 лет назад +19

      Late 80's

  • @TheSpiikki
    @TheSpiikki 10 лет назад +49

    Imagine you travelling through atlantic ocean alone with a small Cruise boat, and this beast randomly popping out the of depths, i would fucking shit my pants!

    • @_kaylez_
      @_kaylez_ 10 лет назад

      😂 I said the same thing

    • @ThomasNikolovsky
      @ThomasNikolovsky 10 лет назад +6

      Actually this nuclear sub can't go undetected in the Atlantic Ocean as there are numerous other subs and ships patrolling the Oceans, the Russians keep these kind of subs up in the north mostly in the White Sea or in the Far East

    • @Varlancer
      @Varlancer 9 лет назад

      Thomas Nikolovsky Sadly there aren't any more Typhoon class submarines in operation

    • @ThomasNikolovsky
      @ThomasNikolovsky 9 лет назад

      Julius Fabrique You never know what the enemy hides, perhaps since it's called military secret :P

    • @TONSBERG100
      @TONSBERG100 9 лет назад +1

      Julius Fabrique They have one still in operation. and is rumored on another Typoon youtube page that the russian navy is in the process of reactivating two more. I think once those other 2 typoons are put to sea. that will restart the cold war for sure.

  • @stefandominitzki
    @stefandominitzki 8 лет назад +69

    A Sub with the size of an Aircraftcarrier. Great engineering.

    • @user-ms3iu2of5g
      @user-ms3iu2of5g 7 лет назад +5

      you know why she was this size?? in order to break ice of 2.5 meters! this underwater ice breaker! it is specially created that she could patrol in the Northern latitudes of the Arctic! there are some destroyers wtf??? this is retribution in case of war with us!!

    • @valiantsfelinesmccarty6678
      @valiantsfelinesmccarty6678 4 года назад +1

      Surprised she didn't have small waterproof planes on the front end.

  • @negan_lq9499
    @negan_lq9499 4 года назад +12

    Typhoon and kirov are masterpieces

  • @brendonnz1964
    @brendonnz1964 11 лет назад +15

    That is one amazing piece of engineering, to build those subs,amazing.

  • @bagman6641
    @bagman6641 9 лет назад +20

    My brother saw this fkin big ass sumbmarine while he was fishing with polar bear in arctic.

  • @mcca99
    @mcca99 10 лет назад +21

    Absolute beast, scary as fuck

  • @mortenpaskins6073
    @mortenpaskins6073 7 лет назад +17

    31 mph submerged up to 120+ days. Defies the laws of physics

  • @TheStruck3r
    @TheStruck3r 10 лет назад +18

    This shark makes NATO his bottom bitch :D

  • @crossfitkid9543
    @crossfitkid9543 11 лет назад +5

    everyone seems to be forgetting that these subs (typhoon /ohio) leave port and go hide somewhere, its impossible to find either sub when theyre not moving.

  • @wellingtonblackwell3118
    @wellingtonblackwell3118 4 года назад +3

    My favorite submarine. The movie The Hunt for Red October got me interested in these sea-going behemoths. To paraphrase Sean Connery from said movie "A ship which had but one use." A truly fascinating, but terrifying, monster of a machine.

  • @aabishkarpandey7079
    @aabishkarpandey7079 7 лет назад +9

    it's a beautiful sumarin
    ever I had seen
    woww

  • @Alfosan2010
    @Alfosan2010 9 лет назад +13

    Holy shit! In soviet Russia, shark attacks look like submarines

    • @vintura9640
      @vintura9640 9 лет назад

      Tha Boss Эммм как бы это по мягче, ты очень хуёво шутишь.
      The joke at the kindergarten level, although there will give you a head start.

  • @ceoaalp
    @ceoaalp 10 лет назад +22

    These subs are massive. I am talking 3 football fields in length massive.

  • @93militaryreloaded
    @93militaryreloaded  11 лет назад +1

    Not all videos have to be documentaries, this video was made to just view and appreciate the typhoon class. There is plenty of good and in depth information out there that's not hard to find about them, that you could have searched rather than relying on a 3 and a half minute video to provide you with good information.

  • @fjbutch
    @fjbutch 11 лет назад +6

    Has it's own Zip / Postcode...amazing vessel....

  • @mikewood3487
    @mikewood3487 10 лет назад +14

    These things hid under the ice cap. As a British submariner myself during the cold war,we followed them for weeks

    • @mikewood3487
      @mikewood3487 10 лет назад +8

      And what would you know my Markus, ignorance is surely bliss for you.
      I was in British boats for 25years and followed the Soviet bombers every where,after all we did have S.O S U S.

    • @killman369547
      @killman369547 10 лет назад

      Mike Wood
      what's your opinion of the borei class to replace typhoon? if im not mistaken its the first sub to have pumpjet propulsion

    • @user-sh5wq5jf5l
      @user-sh5wq5jf5l 10 лет назад

      Вообще тайфун плохое название... Не советское... Оригинальное название Projekt 941 Akula - Акула. Борей уступает акуле по вооружению но значительно лучше её по бортовому оборудованию и тишине хода.

    • @mikewood3487
      @mikewood3487 10 лет назад

      Привет Данила,
      Да, это правильно, Тайфун был Западная название для этой подводной лодки.
      Я очень хорошо помню имя Акула :)
      Слава Богу, мы никогда не использовали тезисы ужасные оружие друг против друга.
      Майк

    • @user-sh5wq5jf5l
      @user-sh5wq5jf5l 10 лет назад +3

      Согласен с вами. Акул было построено 6 штук и все они предназначались для нанесения ядерных ударов по территории США через северный полюс поскольку они не могли плавать в тёплых водах. Закладывалась ещё и седьмая лодка но развал союза не позволил её достроить. Хорошо что они никогда не были пущены в ход. Но они были необходимы для военного паритета с США.

  • @senzubean27
    @senzubean27 8 лет назад +7

    This thing is impressive, served on 688s for 4 years just incredible what they were able to do. Now if they could put that genius into building a car lol. The big negative though, they had to be expensive to maintain, enough so that it probably contributed to their collapse.

    • @tickysiasiluka68
      @tickysiasiluka68 4 года назад +1

      A car? Only pussies make cars.Real men make nuclea Submarines,Rockets for nukes and Space and Planes.

  • @oskolok09
    @oskolok09 11 лет назад +2

    Супер мощь Супер Державы!!!! Бойтесь все кому надо боятся!!!

  • @93militaryreloaded
    @93militaryreloaded  11 лет назад +3

    Song: Only U (instrumental)
    Artist : Ashanti

  • @pstreaks
    @pstreaks 4 года назад +2

    The best submarine in the world ever

  • @mcca99
    @mcca99 10 лет назад +4

    Great tune to go with vid by the way!

  • @dougbennett4371
    @dougbennett4371 3 года назад

    Quality will always be better than quantity. Thats why us submarines and the warriors that operate them are the best

  • @felipebaranov
    @felipebaranov 8 лет назад +20

    the best!

  • @pietdev.4648
    @pietdev.4648 8 лет назад +1

    the most awesome sub is of the class that the swedes always keep looking for and never finding. radical stuff, man!

    • @user-bn1zd3us5l
      @user-bn1zd3us5l 8 лет назад +1

      +Piet de V.
      They watched too much "Hunt for the Red October")))

    • @TheSiljaLineGuy
      @TheSiljaLineGuy 8 лет назад

      You do know Swedish subs are daily around russian waters aswell, they never find them either. So shut your damn mouth. Atleast we knew there was a sub.

  • @LollipopUnicorny
    @LollipopUnicorny 10 лет назад +68

    Russian monster

    • @michaelj167
      @michaelj167 6 лет назад +4

      LollipopUnicorny yep also Tsar bomba the biggest and strongest russian nuclear bomb ever exploded with 58 megaton compare to 15 megaton of USA Castle Bravo

  • @Nautilus1972
    @Nautilus1972 11 лет назад +1

    They were first in almost everything during the space race, and now in submarines. Great engineers, the soviets.

  • @saliousifsa
    @saliousifsa 11 лет назад +3

    I will always love you typhoon. R.I.P!!

  • @KJOSCOT
    @KJOSCOT 11 лет назад +1

    This is a beautiful icon born in the Cold War. It would be great if that some day, during a nuclear strategy reduction treaty is that this, along with the US-made Ohio-class submarine, should rendezvous near the North Pole to sign it. Two giants, two respective platforms of immense firepower. Great video. Great submarine!

  • @haizzize
    @haizzize 10 лет назад +6

    It is a killer machine . Cool stuff haha

  • @mcca99
    @mcca99 9 лет назад +2

    Such a good track to have on this video. Bravo sir!

  • @megamuffin175
    @megamuffin175 10 лет назад +20

    awesome music

    • @SuriyaBondR
      @SuriyaBondR 9 лет назад

      What is the name of the music?

    • @megamuffin175
      @megamuffin175 9 лет назад +3

      come and play

    • @saldy903
      @saldy903 6 лет назад

      Yea

    • @pstreaks
      @pstreaks 4 года назад

      No it's only you by ashanti (instrumental)

  • @caezar55
    @caezar55 4 года назад

    Must be so great when there's a real ocean storm on the surface and you can decide to slip under the water into the calm...nice!

  • @user-tn8ex8gu8u
    @user-tn8ex8gu8u 10 лет назад +15

    Не только крупнейшей, но и самый мощный корабль на планете землe =)

    • @SeanQuinn
      @SeanQuinn 9 лет назад

      Better hope thewest saved your submariners when it sinks. We know you cant save them. Right you know that

    • @sowhatyouwant6974
      @sowhatyouwant6974 4 года назад

      Sean Quinn In total, from 1955 to 2019, 8 nuclear submarines sank: 4 Soviet, 2 Russian, 2 American.
      You sucked.

  • @sjustinfyi
    @sjustinfyi 11 лет назад +1

    It does not matter how impressive the Rooskie subs are. U.S. has multiple capabilities to "see" them anywhere at any depth at any time. They can't hide. They are obsolete.

  • @vaninec
    @vaninec 10 лет назад +5

    my favorite submarine

  • @gianpaolovillani6321
    @gianpaolovillani6321 3 года назад +1

    TK 208 dmitriy donskoy is a large and beautiful legendary submarine, I want it to remain in service for decades - and in no case be scrapped!

  • @kyufusion
    @kyufusion 10 лет назад +25

    my favorite submarine (y)

  • @Hartcore11
    @Hartcore11 11 лет назад

    I visited Russia in 1994 or 95. We had to wear our Navy Dress Whites so everyone knew we were Americans. Of all the countries I visited, it was Russia that I felt most welcomed by the people. They were finally seeing us for not being the enemy. I wish we could be the greatest of allies. We will need each other in the coming future, but it seems we are always on the opposite side of a goal. We need to work hand in hand.

  • @7777777fresh
    @7777777fresh 9 лет назад +23

    It's a fucking BEAST ! One sub like that is capable of destroying A FCKING continent .

    • @marquisbutler9364
      @marquisbutler9364 9 лет назад +3

      7777777fresh your right 4 misslies can destroy a continent :/

    • @Nedroj
      @Nedroj 9 лет назад

      7777777fresh Its not a beast cause it could destroy ,its a beast in its own being. Its a marvel. I love it.

    • @konnieciu
      @konnieciu 8 лет назад +5

      +joey shatney
      it was made to nuke not to fight against other ships, it was often escorted by 971 Akula

    • @Car_Mo
      @Car_Mo 8 лет назад

      +Adecodoo The purpose of this thing has never been to fire anything at anyone, neither US or (former) Soviet never, ever WANTED a nuclear war ("mutually assured destruction" is a BAD thing).
      The purpose is similar to that of Putin sitting bare chested on a horse; to make Russians feel like they're the alpha males of the planet and to scare Americans.
      Needless to say, only this submarine actually managed to scare anyone, Putin on a horse just makes everyone in the world (not Russian) laugh their ass off.

    • @Car_Mo
      @Car_Mo 8 лет назад

      Well, my comment wasn't really a reply to you. I just wanted an excuse to mock the Russian alpha male behavior in general and Putin in particular.
      From a bystanders view point, Putins behavior has "cave man" written all over it and russians are not only blind to it, they seem to love it ... well, there i go again.

  • @132hooligan
    @132hooligan 12 лет назад

    the in water launch looked sick

  • @eosvanoss8875
    @eosvanoss8875 8 лет назад +8

    The biggest submarines in the world

  • @viralwebvideos6493
    @viralwebvideos6493 9 лет назад

    This Deep Ships are cool!!! Getting into the submarine is one of my wish to be come true.

  • @TONSBERG100
    @TONSBERG100 10 лет назад +7

    how did such a ship ever avoid enemy sonar. how does such a underwater monster remain silent. its unbelievable

    • @sharppyy4937
      @sharppyy4937 9 лет назад +1

      Because it doesn't. These things stick out like a sore thumb so Russia keeps them close to home

    • @olegda9539
      @olegda9539 9 лет назад +14

      it doesn't need, it lunched rockets with distant more than 10000 km and it hid itself under north pole ice

    • @dzonikg28
      @dzonikg28 9 лет назад +2

      It was dooms day weapon..its spend most off time under polar cap in north pol ..if US would attack russia with NUKES then it would go out and lunch nuclear attack on US

    • @fretingtopolice
      @fretingtopolice 9 лет назад

      Oleg Da How do you lunch a rocket and if you do ,what do you have for dinner

    • @olegda9539
      @olegda9539 9 лет назад

      chris doyle I mean launch

  • @mayitojl
    @mayitojl 12 лет назад

    No man thats no only the biggest submarine , is the best submarine ever made.

  • @supafuckinmingster
    @supafuckinmingster 8 лет назад +24

    At 1:06........is that two Typhoons side by side?

    • @ayylmao9697
      @ayylmao9697 7 лет назад +2

      supafuckinmingster yes
      Wait shit

    • @mattman2216
      @mattman2216 6 лет назад

      No.... not at all...(facepalm)

    • @defencebangladesh4068
      @defencebangladesh4068 5 лет назад

      oh yes

    • @9johnpaul
      @9johnpaul 4 года назад

      There were at least 4 side by side near the beginning of the video

  • @mrc6301
    @mrc6301 4 года назад

    beautiful and huge bit of machinery

  • @updidi
    @updidi 8 лет назад +15

    Perfect!!!

  • @Matt5bm
    @Matt5bm 11 лет назад +1

    They were infact very stealthy and hard to detect. The reasons for them being scrapped were probably just the cost and efficiency as you said, but not for stealth reasons.

    • @skittlesbutwithchocolatein2274
      @skittlesbutwithchocolatein2274 Год назад

      soviet union collapsed what are you talking about

    • @Matt5bm
      @Matt5bm Год назад

      @@skittlesbutwithchocolatein2274 me? 😄 Are you saying they were decommissioned due to the collapse of the Soviet Union?

    • @Insert-Retarded-Reply-Here
      @Insert-Retarded-Reply-Here Год назад

      @@Matt5bmyes. The collapse of the Soviet Union left the Russian economy in ruins and in no shape to fund maintenance for these vessels

  • @user-hb3er5lz5n
    @user-hb3er5lz5n 9 лет назад +22

    that's a battleship class submarine

  • @ShootaMosin
    @ShootaMosin 11 лет назад

    Like I said before. We can track the big TYPHOON'S but not the fast attack boats. You got that one buy us for sure. Hats off to the Skipper of that boat for a job well done.

  • @MrBinieam
    @MrBinieam 12 лет назад +4

    Great video, love Russian weapons they look awesome and dangerous, from Ethiopia

  • @jamesgellert1263
    @jamesgellert1263 4 года назад +2

    It is cold this morning captain

  • @rytiskurcinskas7179
    @rytiskurcinskas7179 10 лет назад +18

    Watching this like 50yet time

  • @93militaryreloaded
    @93militaryreloaded  11 лет назад

    i think it goes very well, Sounds big and sinister!

  • @a.j183
    @a.j183 10 лет назад +21

    Looks like size does matter

    • @Norwegian733
      @Norwegian733 6 лет назад +1

      Size DO matter. They try to make them as small as possible with as much firepower as possible to avoid being detected.
      So with that in mind, the russians failed.
      These subs are easily detected as they are to big. That means larger areas to detect and larger and more noisy machines.
      These subs are really not much o brag about with that considered.

  • @user-nf6rl6my6h
    @user-nf6rl6my6h 4 года назад +1

    Употел смотреть на эти красавицы

  • @kabong257
    @kabong257 10 лет назад +3

    The fatal flaw is that East nuke subs or West nuke subs level of efficiency does not matter - as one is half that of Ohio class means it's able to destroy the planet 88 times vs Ohio's 161 times (capice? NO one wins - if rus and u.s. subs go at it against each other
    there's not enough planet to 'have a fight, a contest' - not enough planet, kids.

    • @northwind4362
      @northwind4362 9 лет назад +1

      Ka Bong You are not right.
      Typhoon-class submarines - 20 missiles SS-N-20 Sturgeon, 10 warheads each.
      200 warheads (medium power yield ) at a distance of 8300 km.
      This submarine was the most powerful weapons in the world.

    • @tickysiasiluka68
      @tickysiasiluka68 4 года назад

      You are so full of shit with your numbers.88 and 161?Stop pulling shit out of your asshole.

  • @albericetzel
    @albericetzel 6 лет назад

    They made Legend. This thing is part of human history. I hope they're keep them.

  • @user-fb4wg4si1x
    @user-fb4wg4si1x 9 лет назад +30

    At 2.52 times the largest US boats Ohio class.
    Displacement underwater: Typhoon (RU): 48 000 tonnes; Ohio (USA) 18 750 tonnes.
    We have developed it as a doomsday weapon. This submarine was to destroy the United States in the case of pre-emptive strike on Russia. The construction is designed so that the crew could survive a nuclear apocalypse.
    No wonder that Americans are very afraid of the submarine. There have been created 6 pieces. But after the defeat in the Cold War America destroyed three of them right on the docks, reviewing them on metal. It is a time of betrayal. When the government sold all over the country and its people. Watch without tears was impossible ...
    But the remaining three submarines still in service. And they are very angry at the Americans for their brothers ...
    And besides, the cold war began again, and these monsters have taken their rightful place in the ranks.

    • @greyfox78569
      @greyfox78569 9 лет назад +1

      Not really it was designed to break ice and launch missiles hence the size and reinforced tower. It did it's job well might I add. No other class of SSBN can operate under the northern or southern ice packs without risks. The job of a SSBN is to hide some where in the world and await order t launch having more place to hide and launch is a good thing.

    • @whatdidyousay1455
      @whatdidyousay1455 9 лет назад +8

      Дмитрий Реалист The Americans didn't destroy the Typhoon class submarines after Cold War ended. Typhoon class submarines are insanely expensive (duh) and Russia was in deep financial crisis during the 90's.. They couldn't modernize their fleet nor pay any salary to the sailors, or even repair/modernize their subs. U.S and other Western nations took the cost to dismantle those subs, without U.S and West E backing, those gigantic subs would still be out there, rusting and eventually leaking dangerous radiation.. It was the Russian government who agreed. Also, Typhoon Class submarine have played out their role. There are Submarines which have exactly the same capability as the Typhoon yet they are smaller and cheaper... Nevertheless, magnificent machines! How many were built? I think 6. 6 Submarines of this class, WOOW that's EXPENSIVE! and to MAINTAIN them? Holy fuck. Not to mention modernize them. Friggin' unbelievable expensive.

    • @rimantaspeciukevicius7324
      @rimantaspeciukevicius7324 9 лет назад

      Ben Dover

    • @markhower8986
      @markhower8986 9 лет назад

      Who cares ?

    • @Nedroj
      @Nedroj 9 лет назад

      Ben Dover But there is 2 or 3 in service now right?. They put them in a bag for a lots of years ,but now at least 2 are back. Maby im wrong.

  • @mariodrv
    @mariodrv 11 лет назад +2

    Wow, sounds like a great movie-plot! xD

  • @garymathews9534
    @garymathews9534 10 лет назад +4

    they are big !!!!!!!!!

  • @kimpirihi
    @kimpirihi 5 лет назад

    Best food in the Navy, a gym, spa, sauna. You could probably fit a tennis court inside as well.

  • @firasbejaoui8441
    @firasbejaoui8441 10 лет назад +3

    terrifying

  • @bubbamr33
    @bubbamr33 11 лет назад

    Love the fact the description states the vid would be longer with more footage if the music was longer..... cuz ya know the musics what we came for lol

  • @tysswe1
    @tysswe1 10 лет назад +3

    Its so funny that americans and russians are arguing about the best sub. In the meantime, no american can admit that one Swedish sub took out your Ohio sub, and Ronald Reagan without being spotted. Sweden has the most leathal subs for now. And we are developing even more advanced ones as we speak.
    Russian subs are way coller then american subs, by the way.

    • @darrellbaisley9557
      @darrellbaisley9557 9 лет назад

      Gotland Class...and they are pretty deadly...but...no match for our American Subs. Im sorry. :)

    • @TONSBERG100
      @TONSBERG100 9 лет назад +1

      Gotland class is very good for littoral waters. but would not be as effective as a nuke attack sub in the deep waters of the atlantic. You are right, Hms gotland did sink those ships in navel exercises. That was why the U.S.N. hired out the Gotland for training .
      So who has the the best Diesel submarine. is it Sweden, Germany or Japan.... I think it is the type 212

    • @revyval2128
      @revyval2128 9 лет назад

      ERIK SAGER and I think it's Varshavianka sub if we talk about this class.

  • @robertosouza1650
    @robertosouza1650 11 лет назад

    These guys deserve respect!

  • @phucphangiatoan7468
    @phucphangiatoan7468 8 лет назад +3

    What song is that?

    • @pstreaks
      @pstreaks 4 года назад

      Only you - ashanti

  • @zx169
    @zx169 8 лет назад +2

    A bit ironic how this beast's job now is a peacekeeper.. The most powerful war machine on earth makes sure it is never used. Let's face it, it is too late to disarm nuclear countries so as long as at least 2 rival nations have such impressive machines, there SHOULD be no war between them.

  • @markhower8986
    @markhower8986 9 лет назад +4

    I dont trust anyone with a backwards K or a weird spider looking thing in their alphabet : )

    • @lifter1000
      @lifter1000 9 лет назад +5

      Mark Hower I don't trust anyone who writes a word and read it differently ;)

    • @tickysiasiluka68
      @tickysiasiluka68 4 года назад

      You better watch your back Mark.

  • @willthetrill4849
    @willthetrill4849 2 года назад +1

    The USA should set up a goal to build a sub that’s even bigger and more badass than the Russian Typhoon that will be capable of being submerged for 1 whole year. Constructed with one of the toughest metals that exists, have several layers of the metal surrounding the shape of the vessel that it can handle small torpedo attacks without getting punctured, well it can only take a few torpedo attacks before a 5th torpedo can actually destroy the vessel. It needs the space to hold 10 torpedo tubes and 40 nuclear missles. It’ll be capable to dive in one of the deepest areas of the ocean to avoid detection. Oh I forgot that the body should be topped with radar and sonar absorbing material to also avoid detection by the enemy. It’ll also be the fastest submarine in the world of its size with speeds up to 55 mph. I can’t describe anymore ideas because it’ll end up in the wrong hands

  • @danielomingomingsr9203
    @danielomingomingsr9203 9 лет назад +7

    am here just to listen to the beat

  • @peterlution
    @peterlution 11 лет назад

    You are right. According to Wikipedia, BrahMos is about Mach 2-3. Air-launch and sub-launch are still under development.

  • @filipgmuh8172
    @filipgmuh8172 10 лет назад +11

    akula class

  • @IPRODANLIKAN3
    @IPRODANLIKAN3 12 лет назад

    its quiet as a ninja, and it hides under the artic circle, it also has its own bodyguard submarines

  • @franchi123
    @franchi123 6 лет назад +3

    i love russian military.

  • @Black0utDayz
    @Black0utDayz 11 лет назад

    We are all humans. Don't be so quick to judge someone, because of the government.. I do not judge anyone, and I am American. People are people, love, peace and freedom for all. :)

  • @poop75018
    @poop75018 10 лет назад +7

    USA Ohio class would sink this in seconds...and never be seen

    • @bodybuildingempire7146
      @bodybuildingempire7146 10 лет назад +18

      the ohio class, what a beautiful american submarine. Im american but this submarine, the typhoon is the best in design. Its just so different. By the way there are no longer typhoons, they are taking them apart, so ohio class wont have to sink anything.

    • @poop75018
      @poop75018 10 лет назад +1

      they still have them just like we stockpile everything. Irregardless, Ohio class sub is the most dangerous weapon in the world.

    • @jdblake3224
      @jdblake3224 10 лет назад

      I'm not too sure the typhoon class can be said to be a 'better' design. I think they did use titanium for the hull, and even implemented a liquid bismuth reactor rather then a high pressure water cooled reactor. But both of these had practical flaws. Like welding titanium is difficult and it cracks more easily under high pressure, and the bismuth reactor was subject to overheating and malfunctioning

    • @ceoaalp
      @ceoaalp 10 лет назад +2

      The United States and Russian subs are completely stealth while the British subs can be detected as soon as they leave port. I think theirs is at the Vangaurd Class.

    • @ceoaalp
      @ceoaalp 10 лет назад +3

      Open Beta I know that for a fact because the vanguard class sub is outdated compared to the US and Russian subs. The Brits haven't updated their subs in quite a while because they updated their carriers to the Queen Elizabeth class and their type 45 destroyers. How ever the the Vanguard class was serviced in 1993 so I don't know why the brits didn't make it stealth. The typhoon class AKA Akula was serviced in 1981 and the Ohio class in 1981 but they both have stealth capabilities.

  • @ShootaMosin
    @ShootaMosin 11 лет назад

    Don't know when I said I live in to states. Live in Oregon. Might have said something about being in another state. Took last July off of work. Rode my Harley from Oregon to Chicago on HWY 20. Went and saw the German Boat U 505. Then rode HWY 66 back through the southern states to California. Then back up to Oregon. 7,200 mile trip. Stopped at 2 big air museum's on trip full of WW2 airplanes. One had a WW2 Russian YAK. Sweet plane. And they both had MIG's. Where you at?

  • @KylleinMacKellerann
    @KylleinMacKellerann 11 лет назад

    Two similar vessels with two different taskings. The Ohio is a moving missile platform, intended to be hidden by movement and depth. The Typhoon is essentially a mobile missile base, intended to go out, hide under the Arctic ice pack and only surface to launch its missiles. Movement and evasion are secondary to simply being quiet and staying still under a layer of sea ice.
    Two different Taskings for one purpose: Hide and launch if needed.

  • @MrSankiro
    @MrSankiro 11 лет назад

    i was born in moscow russia and when i hit 15 i came to the united states.Typhoon class deployed by soviet union in 1980s. i dont know much about subs but i find out that newest they have is borei class submarines.(try type borei class in google you can find alot about it on wiki!) and i dont know about next projects. maybe they keep it in secret)

  • @nighthunter1621
    @nighthunter1621 Год назад +1

    only one remains on duty (Dmitry Donskoy) but VLAD intends to reactivate the other 6 to calm down the Rambos and their cronies.

  • @mercedeslewis235
    @mercedeslewis235 11 лет назад

    The best don't mean shit......when the birds fly past each other, its lights out for us all

  • @MSA_madi
    @MSA_madi 4 года назад +1

    dem....wish I could set sail in one of these beasts too.

  • @Dj5Raw
    @Dj5Raw 11 лет назад

    The awesome is that these have pools inside :D

  • @motorsportfan1246
    @motorsportfan1246 2 года назад

    Imagine being born in the early 1900s and going from tinpot cars with 35hp to gargantuan 180m long, nuclear powered submarines with nuclear weaponry. More technological advancements in 70 years than in tens of thousands of years.

    • @SLAVRUSSII
      @SLAVRUSSII 2 года назад

      And a monkey appeared with a grenade. And what achievements have been in the moral sphere?

    • @motorsportfan1246
      @motorsportfan1246 2 года назад

      @@SLAVRUSSII come again?

  • @93militaryreloaded
    @93militaryreloaded  12 лет назад

    hopefully if some documentaries come out. At the moment there is only footage from news channels that is not very good.

  • @93militaryreloaded
    @93militaryreloaded  11 лет назад

    ah yes thanks for clearing that up, but still this program was made decades after both submarines went into service and they should know by now. In the programs defense though right at the very end i think it mentions that it is the biggest in the west or something

  • @fredflingstone9011
    @fredflingstone9011 11 лет назад

    I'm pretty sure this happened once - There was a documentary made about it called "The spy who loved me".

  • @VelmaZemir
    @VelmaZemir 6 лет назад +1

    Hi! My son loves this video. He’s like to know what’s the name of the song you used, it’s one of his favorites. :) Thanks!

    • @pstreaks
      @pstreaks 4 года назад

      Only you - ashanti

  • @noahjoye9821
    @noahjoye9821 5 лет назад

    They are beautiful

  • @asifaziz5103
    @asifaziz5103 11 лет назад

    its just depressing to see these monsters decaying in the submarine graveyard. this class of sub gave the white house some really sleepless nights. if im correct the typhoon class has been decommissioned.. please correct me if im wrong.

  • @williamrichardson9475
    @williamrichardson9475 5 лет назад

    Couple years back we were in Sevastopol before the Russians invaded, they still controlled the harbour and there were a dozen or so huge subs tied together like rusting hulks and one up on a floating dry dock that looked ready for the scrap yard.

  • @landenhare7775
    @landenhare7775 3 года назад

    This is Amazing what a Monster if I had all the money in the world I would buy one of these haha

  • @waxogen
    @waxogen 4 года назад

    The Typhoon) To gain speed for this sub, the bow should come to a point just like the jet aircraft in order to cut air resistance, Doing this to the sub would cut down water resistance at the bow and increase speed.