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The Iowas are armored specifically against Yamato's mark I 18" guns and their 16" guns can penetrate everywhere on the Yamato. The Yamato dies in every realistic military scenario and almost never even incapacitated an Iowa let alone sank it. Furthermore, Iowa has radars and radar fire directed guns. It can hit and detect Yamato from greater range and fire on it before Yamato even knows its there. This scenario is stupid. Why the hell would an Iowa give up all its advantages to go point blank? Furthermore, it has excellent compartmentalization and damage control exceeding that of Yamato. Its not going to sink from a few hits. This is a Bullshit scenario based purely on fantasy.
Japan: build the yamato, the world's largest class of battleships for a decisive jutland-style battle. also japan: bases its entire successful initial campaign on aircraft carriers...
@@man7912 Actually, she would be effective at long ranges. She did fire on of the longest recorded hits ever fired, when she hit the US escort carrier White Plains from 20 miles, the preceded to heavily damage the destroyer Johnston, and send blow away the escort carrier Gambier Bay to Kingdom Come from similar ranges. Also, the weather wouldn't have to be perfect, just good.
Yamato would win vs Iowa easily in most conditions. People who claim otherwise are basically the flat-earthers of this topic and dont understand the slightest about naval warfare and numbers. Its actually quite vice versa, its not Yamato... its Iowa that need very specific and perfect conditions to stand a chance.
@@PriestessOfSlaanesh While on paper, they are somewhat even, in real life, the battle would be the equivalent of target practice for Yamato, due to the fact that Iowa’s crew was absolute shit. Like, during shore bombardment on Saipan, she failed to do any real damage, and during target practice on the USS Nevada shortly after WW2 from 13 miles away, with a hit rate of only two percent.
I felt bad for the American sailor that was trapped in the engine room. He tried shooting the door, throwing axes, and then he exploded himself by shooting the fire extinguisher, because he thought he could break open the exit.
Just a note, the Yamato fires it’s turret guns very rapidly, as if they were shot a few split seconds after each other, while Iowa fired its guns slowly, as if it was fired seconds apart from each round being fired.
All battleships fired their guns about at the same time. However they usually had 'delay circuits' which delayed the middle gun about half a second after the two side guns. This was for accuracy reasons.
@@ThatZenoGuy Retired Navy Gunner here , the three guns in a turret had a .06 second delay between them , otherwise the simultaneous muzzle blasts would affect the trajectory of the shells ..
@@jackthebagger7589 There you go, basically what I said. Although it differed from nation to nation. Improved accuracy quite a lot too, and yet so simple.
Afterwards Iowa: Well shit.... Hood: Hello there... did you got sunk by a ship that totally crack your turret mag? Iowa: Yup... Hood: dont worry, you will get used to it.... Bismarck: Yeah Yeah.. she will sunk soon by air craft hunting... Hood: Oh hello, Bismarck..... Bismarck: Hi.... Yamato: Konichiwa... Bismarck: Oh hi! That was fast... Yamato: I got molested.... Iowa: by aircrafts? Yamato: Yup.... Iowa: Well, we all sunk.... Hood: So what are we goin to do now? Iowa: Let’s go to Japan and turned into Girls... Kancolle: Hello and welcome.... Iowa: 4 Ships into girls pls... Bismarck: Wait... where is Hood... Azur Lane: Hello may I help you? Hood: Wait.... is this the right place.... Bismarck? Guys?
I wonder which ship would actually win in a battle if they meet in real life but that will never happen because Yamato was killed by over 400 American planes if that is not bad matchmaking Idk what is
Your right but research does point out the Iowa class battleships in east terminology Stormy weather: Iowa wins because of its more equipped radar and longer range. Clear weather: a draw due to Iowa’s speed and maneuverability Iowa’s guns are more powerful because of there muzzle velocity and slightly smaller caliber as it’s not up to size it’s decided by physics so yes a lot of research points out to Iowa but Yamato is a beast of a ship
well if they blunder into each other at super close range like in this video, Yamato will crush any other battleship. The question between Yamato and Iowa was always who would win in the kind of long range gun duel that Iowa was built to fight. In that sort of fight, though both ships could throw their shells well over 40,000 yards (over 23 miles), Iowa's fire control allowed accurate fire at extreme range and Iowa's radar could track Yamato and feed exact positions to it's superb fire control system at ranges where the Yamato would only know where Iowa is if she has a seaplane scout observing and talking on the radio. Basically at very long range Iowa would be expected to land lots of hits for every hit Yamato lands, so the question is does the better fire control win out or does the crazy thick armor win out.
Yeah, advances in air power, submarines, and missiles are what made battleships obsolete. There's a reason why you see nations build bigger and bigger aircraft carriers, and better support ships, while battleships have disappeared. However, if railgun technology continues to advance, and anti missile systems get better, perhaps we may see submersible battleships. Rather than launch torpedoes, they simply surface, unleash a hyper-accurate and unstoppable salvo of death, and then dive again.
The 16" guns on an Iowa class battleship were rated after the war as being equal to or slightly superior to the Yamato's 18" guns, because of longer range and superior accuracy due to better radar controlled range-finding. That said, the close proximity of the ships (toe to toe for battleships) meant that advantage was taken away. At that point its just armor. While Iowa class ships are tough, Yamato had nearly twice the armor, so could hang is a brawl a lot better. I do have to say that a fight like this would have never happened. Both sides would have known the other's position long before the first shot was fired. and if Yamato was that close to a capitol ship, I would bet that a lot of dive bombers would have showed up as well.
As true as this is the Iowa’s guns (iowa class in general) we’re actually stronger due to higher muzzle velocity which is a factor in long range but this would also mean it would be able to penetrate armor a lot easier and explode inside the ship. Your comment is amazing it’s true but this is my reply
@@zenistu5789 Don't forget Fire Control. Iowa could see and target over the horizon as well as maneuver and shoot simultaneously at a speed almost 10 knots higher than Yamato. Japanese did not have the ability to shoot/maneuver. If they were shooting, they had to go dead straight. If maneuvering they could not shoot.
It has been said that the Bismarck with 14 inch guns, had the most accurate guns of all the WW2 battleships. Not the most destructive, but the most accurate. Because, the ship had an advanced gyroscope, that other enemy battleships of larger size did not have at the beginning of the war. American Battleships that were produced earlier before Pearl Harbor had 16 inch guns. The projectiles weighed 2000 pounds, and could shoot a distance of 20 miles. And they could shoot constantly. One blast after another. In the past, I was able to go aboard the USS New Jersey. What a sight to see those two big gun turrets. Located up front. And one in the rear.. 9 big ass guns total.
Lol. You guys are all wrong. Yamato had better range and thicker armor. Iowa’s range fell a couple miles short, but had far superior fire control. Also. The size and shape of the Yamato’s shell made it less likely to penetrate at range if it did hit. Not due to muzzle velocity. Due to shell design.
@@zenistu5789 That's not the case. The 16" .50 cal. fired a shell with slightly better penetrative ability outside 20,000 yards, but the 18.1" shell had a much larger bursting charge. The Yamatos carried much more armor than the Iowas and had an immunity zone twice that of the U.S. ship.
The Yamato in this video was unrealisticly slow to fire and inaccurate. It was, in these conditions, just as accurate as Iowa. Also Yamato used way larger guns so yeah, that also counts.
I have a wargame call Atlantic Fleet and I played with the Bismarck and Scharnhorst vs North Carolina, 1:1 and both german battleships sink the US Battleship
In my opinion, in such large-scale battles it is very interesting to observe the individual participation of some participants, because they can best convey seriousness and fun at the same time.
Only reason this happened was the Yamato Somehow snuck in close. Iowa Class was specifically designed for long distance combat, having Super heavy 16inch shells designed to dive at a steep trajectory, Radar assisted gunlaying and unbelievably enough; a ballistic fire control computer (one of the first of its kind) even in the '40s.
I think even in close range Iowa could still win. Its superb fire control allows it to track and fire at enemy ships while doing extreme evasive maneuvers to dodge enemy shells
+@@joshuaraewa-ay9684+ Iowa Class had the same belt thickness and coverage % as the South Dakota's but was inclined at 30° to give it sloped armor effect at a distance. Like I said; built for distance fighting, plus had an astonishing flank speed of 34-36 knots in good weather.
@@joshuaraewa-ay9684 The weakest would be North Carolina, since its armor was designed to withstand a 14 inch shell. South Dakota and Iowa were both designed to withstand 16 inch shells, but Iowa had a newer and more advanced armor design, plus Iowa had more armor overall due to being a longer ship Iowa>S. Dakota>N. Carolina
My freind and I recently took a tour on the USS Massachusetts. The level of detail here is astonishing. Right down to the 5 inch guns sounding louder than the 16 inchers from inside the gun turret. Edit: that axe at 3:02 is a US navy secret. How did you get that knowledge?!?
USN Iowa would never have a chance alone vs. IJN Yamato in a straight up fight. After the Colorado Class Battleships, the US adopted speed and accuracy over power and armor, where the Japanese focused on sheer firepower, making the Yamato and Musashi both the ONLY battleships in naval history to have 18 inch/460mm main battery turrets. In reality, if the Iowa ever came up against the Yamato or Musashi, it's best chance at survival would be to turn and run.
True, their capability is on accuracy, speed, and fire control. But Yamato is having thicker armour , and greater guns. Just like a MMA fighter against a sumo wrestler on A fight match.
If the Iowa knew where Yamato was (ex: yamato doesn't sneak up on it) then sinking the Yamato would be a cake walk for an Iowa. They can shoot exceptionally far with exceptional accuracy and are much faster. All the Iowa has to do is keep its distance and run circles around the Yamato and use its radar.
@@frogshapedplane Yamato is lacking on good crew, once its got a good crew , and better fire control, there Will be two condition. On a sunny day, Iowa Will lose due to Yamato's gun And armour is better, but on rainy , mist or night, Iowa Will win the battle since Iowa's radar is superior, also Iowa still superior in speed too, so she can control the battle speed. Imagine if we can combine both of them, and with Bismarck's reload speed with only 20 secs....
Yes, a Hotel, a Hotel that have sunked by 10 carriers, 400 aircrafts, and 40 bombs and torpedos. Did u want to see if was reverse? If the BB was the Iowa, there was 10 JAPANESE carriers and 400 aircrafts? I think i knew who could win this battle.
@@rAizen03 my brother in christ one of our destroyers survived 4 direct bomb hits, and 6 kamikaze attacks, if a destroyer could handle that, i believe the Iowa could too.
It depends on range really along as yamato is in range for effective combat iowa with its lesser guns and weaker armor would be torn apart though yes not without damaging yamato greatly.
Personally I would give the edge to the Iowa. Her 6 knot speed advantage lets her set the terms of the battle. Her far superior fire control radar gives her the edge in long range combat. Last her 16in guns were nearly the equal to the 18in guns of the Yamato. When you add it all up Iowa baring a lucky shot has the advantage. Iowa could bracket a ship at 33,000 yards and did so in WWII.
@@yashsingh3126 the Yamato can destroy every battleship of her time in a 15 km or closer, becouse in ww2 she didn't have radar, making very difficult to hit a projectile, at least, in this range, she can hit. But in 16km or far, wins the Iowa and Bismarck class battleships, becouse of the radars of aiming, that make the USS, and KMS ships hit a lot more of shots
@@loganlilland3249 of course not, but we don't know about the crew of Yamato in a ship vs ship, but the adventage of the Iowa is the tecnology that she had. If Yamato would have a radar, we don't know the end of that battle. But if we talk about the original states that the ships had in WW2, the Iowa would win.
Nice video. Yamato had higher caliber guns and more armour whereas IOWA had more advanced shells, higher speed and better sensors. In your scenario, Yamato ambushes and engages IOWA in close range. Had the two ships engaged in a similar situation, I would also favor the Yamato. Iowa's best chance to win against the Yamato in an 1-1, would be to detect and engage from long range in blue water sea. Using the superior radar, target system and superior speed, she would cause more damage to the Yamato than receive.
Yamato's main armour was deficient in design - they couldn't make it in one piece and ended up just riveting 2 thinner sheets together. Analysis of the hull wreckage showed the rivets broke under stress during combat. Factor that into your simulation ...
Well that would be a 2 on 1 fight If I was Capt of the Iowa in that fight I'd turn my guns on to the Hood and sink it myself because it not going to do me a shit bit of good, It's a cruiser not a battleship it has no armor no protection
@@snakeplissken2018 dude, the Royal Navy was the most powerfull navy at 1941, Hood was the best ship of they, you cant talk that the hood will go sunk because hes a battle cruiser, what happened to he in the denmark strait was luck, because this can happen with ANY ship or tank.
@@snakeplissken2018 its logical, the hood will go sink in a battle vs the Yamato and Bismarck, but what have you talked dont make any sense, Hood have a good armor in the sides, but not in the deck, he sunk beacuse thar
Daniel fmatosrivera To be honest, if this battle somehow happened in real life (unlikely as both ships were obsolete upon launch and should never have existed to start with), it would end badly for everyone. Whoever wins is going to be badly damaged and easy prey for the enemy.
Starkiller's cat In clear conditions radar-guided firing is far less of an advantage, so Iowa would have worse odds, but she’s still faster and still does have good enough firepower to win, albeit taking major damage herself.
@@bkjeong4302 not by much, either in firing speed or movement. They are similarly accurate, and Yamato has way larger guns. It's either who shoots first or battle conditions
Starkiller's cat I meant the speed of the ship, NOT firing speed. 6 knots (27 knots vs. 33 knots) IS a notable advantage; at the very least it enables the faster ship to run away if the fight isn’t in its favour.
This is exactly how it would have ended. The Iowa class were actually build more as battlecruisers, that is there were to keep up with the carrier fleet and defend it from aircraft and surface targets. The Montana vs Yamato would be interesting.
A much luckier Yamato for basically stumbling upon an Iowa at ranges that would be considered "close range" for an Atlantic duel 20 years earlier in WW2 when the Iowa's radar would normally see Yamato as far as line of sight to the horizon allows, and it could "blindfire" with incredible accuracy, something that no Axis ship was able to do (that means fire on something it never actually sees with optics). In a long range gun duel, the battle could go either way, in a fight like that one where they are only like 3 to 5 miles from each other, Obviosly all the advantages go to Yamato.
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That would have been one of the most violent and gruesome battleship clashes of all time. Binkov's Battlegrounds has done a video showing just how evenly matched the vessels were in areas, and their sheer power. The reason he said Iowa had a chance of victory is partially because of its speed advantage over Yamato's heavier and slower hull.
Imagine if there was a naval battle, Involving the following: Bismarck Class (Bismarck, Tirpitz) Yamato Class (Yamato, Musashi) VERSUS Iowa Class (Iowa, Missouri, New Jersey, Wisconsin)
Selbst wenn sich Yamato und Iowa alleine auf offener See begegnet wären, würden Niemals die Mittelartellerie ( U.S. 5 Zoll = 12,7cm . / Japan 6 Zoll = 15,2 cm.) zum Einsatz kommen ,da die Kampfentferung viel größer als die Reichweite der Kanonen ist.
That on long range shots, 40+ Km distance, this is a scenario where is point blank range. Usually when you're the first to shoot, you win the engagement.
Neither side would, the 16" guns on the Iowa actually had superior range to that of the 18" guns on the Yamato. They would have taken full advantage of that.
Bad. The Yamato was a failed construct, it probably would have been sunk by the Iowa. Big guns are good, but if you almost always miss the target, you’ll be sunk.
Fun fact: it's already been proven at that range which looks like less than 10 km's the USS Iowa would of won hands down due to reload capability and agility.
@@ahrontanalas4152 And where is your facts? Unlike you Report Him LLC has provided evidence, so give us something a little better than “uh no” if you want anyone to take you seriously.
@@g-manalt2709 A: He just said the points without actually proving them with a source, so both provided no evidence. B: His points are not the best as 1) First of all, she had the better guns, as they were 2.1 inches bigger, and they both had a reload time of 30 seconds according to sources like Wikipedia, and 5 great features of the Yamato class. While it could be slower, a difference in reload time of a few seconds is not going to make much of a difference. I've heard people say Iowa's guns are better because of a higher mussel velocity, but that doesn't make sense, as Wikipedia states Yamato's muzzle velocity as 2,600 fts, 100 fts more than Iowa's 2,500 fts muzzle velocity, and the people who support the claim has said it would only work from a range of 30,000 yards or higher, well beyond any reasonable battle range. So, with an equal, if slightly inferior(but only slightly, and not enough to make a difference) rate of fire, and batter guns, Report Him's LLC's first point is disproved. 2) For his second point, well, it does stand. Iowa had a higher speed of 33 knots, compared to Yamato's top speed of 27.4 knots. However, Yamato is still very maneuverable, as she displayed several extremely impressive evasive maneuvers during the opening stages of Operation Ten Go, according to Drachinifel (a very impressive youtuber who I recommend).
Iowa and Missouri sink, Yamato will go heavy damage, but he was created for this... I can talk this using the history, Bismarck was sinked by more than 40 royal navy ships, (Royal Navy was the most powerfull) BUT, was he tripulation that realy sink he, they had used bombs on the bismarck hull. Same with all the RN main guns shooting at him he dont sunk beacause hes hull was created for that. Bismarck are a Iowa more "light", now, imagine the same thing with the most powerfull battleship vs 2 South Dakotas Upgradeds... What turned the Iowa class famous waa beacuse they was the faster BBs, yes, they have good A.A guns, main guns, etc, but they always will go be a upgrade of the Dakotas.
This video is very accurate and this would be what would happen to the Iowa if Yamato actually met with Iowa I agree with everything that happens in this video
I’m calling bs on that 1. The Yamato’s turrets aren’t that fast as the US had hydraulic. 2. The radar on the US would have deleted the ship years before. And 3. The guns on the Iowa were better as the rounds were more accurate and the guns could balance themselves if the ship rocked
Incredible video! I loved watching these twilights of battleships going to all out war! I do have one critique: I think Yamato could win, but it wouldn't be easy. Iowa has better technology then Yamato including her advanced Fire Control systems and her amazing radar. Most likely, it would be the Iowa that scored the first hit. She is also more maneuverable. However, if Yamato was to get lucky and score a shot right on the Fire Control tower, she would be able to knock Iowa out of the battle momentarily and score a series of devastating hits with her 18.0 inch guns. It's really a matter of who shoots first. It's just that the battle would not end quickly. Iowa has more ability then was what represented here. Excellent work all the same and I can't wait to see the other battles you have.
Named after Kirishima Class and type of vessel Congo-class battlecruiser Organization Imperial Japanese Navy Manufacturer Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Nagasaki Shipyard & Machinery Construction started March 17 , 1912 Launched December 1 , 1913 Put into operation August 1915 Status Sunk on 15 November 1942 during the Battle of Guadalcanal Main Features Displacement standard 31 980 t full 38 200-38 900 t Length 219.5/222.1 m Width 29.3 m Precipitation 9.7 m Booking belt-203-76 mm; traverse - up to 203 mm; deck-80-152 mm; towers-up to 229 mm; barbettes-229 mm; casemates-152 mm Engines 4 Kampon MAL Power 136,000 hp (100 MTue) Travel speed 30 knots (55.6 km / h) Cruising distance 10,000 miles at 18 knots Crew 1,437 people Armament Artillery 4 × 2 - 356-mm / 45, 14 × 1 - 152/50 Anti-aircraft artillery 4 × 2 - 127-mm / 40, 10 × 2-25-mm/60 Aviation Group 1 catapult, 3 seaplanes On the night of November 14, 1942, during the next raid to Guadalcanal, Kirishima, the former flagship of the Japanese connection (covering forces of the convoy that delivered large Japanese land formations to the landing site), engaged in an artillery duel with the American battleship "South Dakota" (South Dakota), caused damage to it (hit by 1 shell, penetrated both sides of the hatch coaming and detonated on impact with the barbet. Hole in the upper deck 0.914×3.048 m. The casings of the central and right 16-inch guns of the GC No. 3 turret were damaged. Water and gas reflective barriers 30 feet around the barbet were destroyed. The main armored deck reflected all the fragments. The right catapult and several 20-mm submachine guns were damaged), but the ship itself was heavily damaged by battleship fire "Washington" (Washington), which came undetected at a close distance (3 miles). Kirishima was hit by 9,406-mm and about 40,127-mm shells, the ship lost control, two main-caliber turrets were destroyed, and severe fires started. On the morning of November 15, 1942, the commander ordered to abandon the ship, which sank 5 miles from the islandSavo. 209 people were killed. 1,025 sailors and 61 officers were rescued.[4] A Japanese convoy bound for Guadalcanal was routed the next day by successive attacks by American aircraft. "South Dakota" after this fight was out of action for 14 months, "Washington" - for 1.5 months.
The term bought the farm came directly from world war II.soldiers could sign up for a life insurance policy that would pay $10,000 in the event of their death. During world war II $10,000 was a hell of a lot of money and would have been enough to purchase a decent size farm!
I know this whole video is a "what if" kinda thing and it's made for pure entertainment, but there's one thing I'd like to point out. In reality, Yamato's main batteries would never get destroyed from a direct hit of Iowa's 41cm shells because it was made to withstand a direct hit from the shells shot from the same caliber as Yamato, which is 46cm, and the turrets were protected by an insanely thick 650cm armor.
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The Iowas are armored specifically against Yamato's mark I 18" guns and their 16" guns can penetrate everywhere on the Yamato. The Yamato dies in every realistic military scenario and almost never even incapacitated an Iowa let alone sank it. Furthermore, Iowa has radars and radar fire directed guns. It can hit and detect Yamato from greater range and fire on it before Yamato even knows its there. This scenario is stupid. Why the hell would an Iowa give up all its advantages to go point blank? Furthermore, it has excellent compartmentalization and damage control exceeding that of Yamato. Its not going to sink from a few hits.
This is a Bullshit scenario based purely on fantasy.
No
Basically what Japan actually wanted with their flagships final battle instead of the US spamming planes.
Japan: build the yamato, the world's largest class of battleships for a decisive jutland-style battle.
also japan: bases its entire successful initial campaign on aircraft carriers...
And yet, Yamato would only be effective in perfect weather and at close ranges
@@man7912 Actually, she would be effective at long ranges. She did fire on of the longest recorded hits ever fired, when she hit the US escort carrier White Plains from 20 miles, the preceded to heavily damage the destroyer Johnston, and send blow away the escort carrier Gambier Bay to Kingdom Come from similar ranges. Also, the weather wouldn't have to be perfect, just good.
Yamato would win vs Iowa easily in most conditions. People who claim otherwise are basically the flat-earthers of this topic and dont understand the slightest about naval warfare and numbers. Its actually quite vice versa, its not Yamato... its Iowa that need very specific and perfect conditions to stand a chance.
@@PriestessOfSlaanesh While on paper, they are somewhat even, in real life, the battle would be the equivalent of target practice for Yamato, due to the fact that Iowa’s crew was absolute shit. Like, during shore bombardment on Saipan, she failed to do any real damage, and during target practice on the USS Nevada shortly after WW2 from 13 miles away, with a hit rate of only two percent.
Fun Fact: A single Japanese infantry attack contains more waves than the Pacific ocean. Yeah, think about that.
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I felt bad for the American sailor that was trapped in the engine room. He tried shooting the door, throwing axes, and then he exploded himself by shooting the fire extinguisher, because he thought he could break open the exit.
He did break it open but then drowned
LOL...I'd like to know how a .45 got into an engine room. There are 4 BTW...
日本海軍でも、艦種を問わず機関室にいた人の多くが艦と共に海に沈みました。
Just a note, the Yamato fires it’s turret guns very rapidly, as if they were shot a few split seconds after each other, while Iowa fired its guns slowly, as if it was fired seconds apart from each round being fired.
iowa fired salvos, while yamato probably fired single shells. Though this wouldn't happen in real life, as both of them would fire salvos
All battleships fired their guns about at the same time. However they usually had 'delay circuits' which delayed the middle gun about half a second after the two side guns. This was for accuracy reasons.
@@ThatZenoGuy Retired Navy Gunner here , the three guns in a turret had a .06 second delay between them , otherwise the simultaneous muzzle blasts would affect the trajectory of the shells ..
@@jackthebagger7589
There you go, basically what I said. Although it differed from nation to nation.
Improved accuracy quite a lot too, and yet so simple.
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Afterwards
Iowa: Well shit....
Hood: Hello there... did you got sunk by a ship that totally crack your turret mag?
Iowa: Yup...
Hood: dont worry, you will get used to it....
Bismarck: Yeah Yeah.. she will sunk soon by air craft hunting...
Hood: Oh hello, Bismarck.....
Bismarck: Hi....
Yamato: Konichiwa...
Bismarck: Oh hi! That was fast...
Yamato: I got molested....
Iowa: by aircrafts?
Yamato: Yup....
Iowa: Well, we all sunk....
Hood: So what are we goin to do now?
Iowa: Let’s go to Japan and turned into Girls...
Kancolle: Hello and welcome....
Iowa: 4 Ships into girls pls...
Bismarck: Wait... where is Hood...
Azur Lane: Hello may I help you?
Hood: Wait.... is this the right place.... Bismarck? Guys?
DarkWiz888 Is that, “KanColle”?? 😆
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I like how the Japanese sailors were T-posing to assert their dominance.
Yamato has a Big T-Pose at the top of its Towerbridge...
its a big t-pose radar
Can you add the fucking time when
Until Lucky E throws some planes at them.
Dude its yamato
Yamato: Haha I'm the most powerful battleship!
The US Naval Aviators: I'm about to destroy this ship whole career.
@creapsmantic
That's quite impressive that yamato is still intact after all these years
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Uh no. The ship is NOT intact, she exploded as she went down which tore her in two.
@BadMunkeyM actually its in great condition just ripped apart in two and considering the face that it got hit by 3 or 4 torps.
USS Montana would beat Yamato's ass up with her 4 main cannons if it was built and while Yamato has 3 Main cannons. Let's see that
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they did the epic samurai T-Pose at 0:57
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Yes they did
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I wonder which ship would actually win in a battle if they meet in real life but that will never happen because Yamato was killed by over 400 American planes if that is not bad matchmaking Idk what is
Your right but research does point out the Iowa class battleships in east terminology
Stormy weather: Iowa wins because of its more equipped radar and longer range.
Clear weather: a draw due to Iowa’s speed and maneuverability
Iowa’s guns are more powerful because of there muzzle velocity and slightly smaller caliber as it’s not up to size it’s decided by physics so yes a lot of research points out to Iowa but Yamato is a beast of a ship
@@zenistu5789 and iowa’s are most accurate
well if they blunder into each other at super close range like in this video, Yamato will crush any other battleship. The question between Yamato and Iowa was always who would win in the kind of long range gun duel that Iowa was built to fight. In that sort of fight, though both ships could throw their shells well over 40,000 yards (over 23 miles), Iowa's fire control allowed accurate fire at extreme range and Iowa's radar could track Yamato and feed exact positions to it's superb fire control system at ranges where the Yamato would only know where Iowa is if she has a seaplane scout observing and talking on the radio. Basically at very long range Iowa would be expected to land lots of hits for every hit Yamato lands, so the question is does the better fire control win out or does the crazy thick armor win out.
Yeah, advances in air power, submarines, and missiles are what made battleships obsolete. There's a reason why you see nations build bigger and bigger aircraft carriers, and better support ships, while battleships have disappeared.
However, if railgun technology continues to advance, and anti missile systems get better, perhaps we may see submersible battleships. Rather than launch torpedoes, they simply surface, unleash a hyper-accurate and unstoppable salvo of death, and then dive again.
@@zenistu5789 plus the penetrating power of the 16in ap round was superior to that of the 18s on the Yamato and musashi.
The 16" guns on an Iowa class battleship were rated after the war as being equal to or slightly superior to the Yamato's 18" guns, because of longer range and superior accuracy due to better radar controlled range-finding. That said, the close proximity of the ships (toe to toe for battleships) meant that advantage was taken away. At that point its just armor. While Iowa class ships are tough, Yamato had nearly twice the armor, so could hang is a brawl a lot better.
I do have to say that a fight like this would have never happened. Both sides would have known the other's position long before the first shot was fired. and if Yamato was that close to a capitol ship, I would bet that a lot of dive bombers would have showed up as well.
As true as this is the Iowa’s guns (iowa class in general) we’re actually stronger due to higher muzzle velocity which is a factor in long range but this would also mean it would be able to penetrate armor a lot easier and explode inside the ship. Your comment is amazing it’s true but this is my reply
@@zenistu5789 Don't forget Fire Control. Iowa could see and target over the horizon as well as maneuver and shoot simultaneously at a speed almost 10 knots higher than Yamato. Japanese did not have the ability to shoot/maneuver. If they were shooting, they had to go dead straight. If maneuvering they could not shoot.
It has been said that the Bismarck with 14 inch guns, had the most accurate guns of all the WW2 battleships. Not the most destructive, but the most accurate. Because, the ship had an advanced gyroscope, that other enemy battleships of larger size did not have at the beginning of the war. American Battleships that were produced earlier before Pearl Harbor had 16 inch guns. The projectiles weighed 2000 pounds, and could shoot a distance of 20 miles. And they could shoot constantly. One blast after another. In the past, I was able to go aboard the USS New Jersey. What a sight to see those two big gun turrets. Located up front. And one in the rear.. 9 big ass guns total.
Lol. You guys are all wrong. Yamato had better range and thicker armor. Iowa’s range fell a couple miles short, but had far superior fire control. Also. The size and shape of the Yamato’s shell made it less likely to penetrate at range if it did hit. Not due to muzzle velocity. Due to shell design.
@@zenistu5789 That's not the case. The 16" .50 cal. fired a shell with slightly better penetrative ability outside 20,000 yards, but the 18.1" shell had a much larger bursting charge. The Yamatos carried much more armor than the Iowas and had an immunity zone twice that of the U.S. ship.
suggest :
1x Yamato vs 100x ++ Pirate Sail Ship - Black Pearl
if can, you can add 1000x black pearl
Very one sided but would be fun
Yamato will win but it would be interesting
Just shoot then with AA gun and job done
AA guns would be enough. Those pirate guns wouldn’t even scratch the armor.
Maybe this condition both side have chance.
Yamato but can't use naval guns so They need fight with crew guns.
1:36 AA gunner : T POSE IS U WANT TO LIVE
See it
Kamikaze Pilot: Years of academy, training wasted!
@@Iamlostofwords I see it too LOL
Pls respect dude
Damage report:
Iowa: her rear turret exploded causing instant flooding
Yamato: foward turret exploded and lost a few aa guns but manage to stay afloat
*afloat
Well in actual history the ship can keep survive for 9 hours from America bomber planes. That was intense too.
The Yamato in this video was unrealisticly slow to fire and inaccurate. It was, in these conditions, just as accurate as Iowa. Also Yamato used way larger guns so yeah, that also counts.
@@Starkillerscat yep but count speed + size... Iowa is fast battleship so its faster and smaller making it harder target
@@piotrwawszczyk622 not much smaller and 6 knots faster.
Also, faster =/= more agile
It still had piss rudder like most BBs
next: Montana vs Yamato pls
Montana cấp X Yamato ngoài đời đáng IX thôi ko như game. Tôi nghĩ Montana vs A-150 sẽ cân sức hơn.
Sovetsky Soyuz vs Yamato hay hơn đấy.
Yes
Or do a fight with H41 bs Yamato
Ship Yamato dàn súng phụ nhiều + giáp đai dày đứng im bắn nhau giữa trời sáng kiểu này cho dù có là Motana cũng ko ăn thua đâu
When shooting the main gun, Japan is not hurray the Emperor, but the main gun elevation angle is good and all questions are fired at once.
Bismarck vs North carolina or south dakota class ship
Dude that North Carolina class and Washington uss class of North Carolina
Mismatch, the American ship outguns and outarmours the German ship (though Bismarck could simply decline engagement due to being faster).
Hood
I have a wargame call Atlantic Fleet and I played with the Bismarck and Scharnhorst vs North Carolina, 1:1 and both german battleships sink the US Battleship
South dakota? I think its Icecream Vendor
In my opinion, in such large-scale battles it is very interesting to observe the individual participation of some participants, because they can best convey seriousness and fun at the same time.
Only reason this happened was the Yamato Somehow snuck in close. Iowa Class was specifically designed for long distance combat, having Super heavy 16inch shells designed to dive at a steep trajectory, Radar assisted gunlaying and unbelievably enough; a ballistic fire control computer (one of the first of its kind) even in the '40s.
I think even in close range Iowa could still win. Its superb fire control allows it to track and fire at enemy ships while doing extreme evasive maneuvers to dodge enemy shells
Yup if it was long range the Yamamoto wouldn't have even known what hit it.
Which has the strongest armour and the weakest armor? North Carolina, South Dakota, or Iowa
+@@joshuaraewa-ay9684+ Iowa Class had the same belt thickness and coverage % as the South Dakota's but was inclined at 30° to give it sloped armor effect at a distance. Like I said; built for distance fighting, plus had an astonishing flank speed of 34-36 knots in good weather.
@@joshuaraewa-ay9684 The weakest would be North Carolina, since its armor was designed to withstand a 14 inch shell. South Dakota and Iowa were both designed to withstand 16 inch shells, but Iowa had a newer and more advanced armor design, plus Iowa had more armor overall due to being a longer ship
Iowa>S. Dakota>N. Carolina
0:56艦首に菊の御紋が無い
There is no chrysanthemum on the bow
それ思った
I noticed that too, it's silly.
仕様でできないのでは？
Yamato : *explosion*
IOWA : ahahahaha boom boom boom..
IOWA : *sinking* I take that back
DUD HOW DID I FIND YOU HERE JOHAN
@@eyezolutionary who are you!
My freind and I recently took a tour on the USS Massachusetts. The level of detail here is astonishing. Right down to the 5 inch guns sounding louder than the 16 inchers from inside the gun turret.
Edit: that axe at 3:02 is a US navy secret. How did you get that knowledge?!?
? whats a navy secret ?
@@tavish4699 that spinny levitating axe
I don't think that's a great US navy secret... maybe it was declassified recently.
I think it's a *joke*
@@Jin-di9zv yeah
"C'mon, man! This is some bullshit!"
true!
The Yamato is the strongest dreadnought and battleship in the world. Why would this and yes it is.
clear win by Yamato for sure
USN Iowa would never have a chance alone vs. IJN Yamato in a straight up fight. After the Colorado Class Battleships, the US adopted speed and accuracy over power and armor, where the Japanese focused on sheer firepower, making the Yamato and Musashi both the ONLY battleships in naval history to have 18 inch/460mm main battery turrets. In reality, if the Iowa ever came up against the Yamato or Musashi, it's best chance at survival would be to turn and run.
True, their capability is on accuracy, speed, and fire control. But Yamato is having thicker armour , and greater guns. Just like a MMA fighter against a sumo wrestler on A fight match.
If the Iowa knew where Yamato was (ex: yamato doesn't sneak up on it) then sinking the Yamato would be a cake walk for an Iowa. They can shoot exceptionally far with exceptional accuracy and are much faster. All the Iowa has to do is keep its distance and run circles around the Yamato and use its radar.
@@frogshapedplane Yamato is lacking on good crew, once its got a good crew , and better fire control, there Will be two condition. On a sunny day, Iowa Will lose due to Yamato's gun And armour is better, but on rainy , mist or night, Iowa Will win the battle since Iowa's radar is superior, also Iowa still superior in speed too, so she can control the battle speed.
Imagine if we can combine both of them, and with Bismarck's reload speed with only 20 secs....
18 inch with less power than Iowa 16
The sister's hip of the Iowa, the Missouri would win against the Yamato, because the Missouri was upgraded by the Americans to fight in the Iraq war
Yamato in history:banzai
Azur lane in history: *senpai*
Can you pls do something with the Bundeswehr?
Let's do some math!
Men of War Assault Squad 2 + World of Warships =
Men of Warships
World of men
@@homemadethingies627 + Anime
World of Women
Lol
Actually it's the *DEFINITION OF INSANITY* .
Marlou Amadeo Kantai Collection???
The japanese were T posing to assert their dominance as the Yamato has so epic gamer belt armour.
Timestamp
@@Profkol0rado 1:37 at the AA guns.
@@mrdriver2988 thank
Nobody:"ah finally, the greatest battleship vs the greatest hotel"
Wait a minute
Yamato:"I'M NOT A HOTEEEELLLLL "
Well, its a fish hotel now
@@DooTSweeT lol
Yes, a Hotel, a Hotel that have sunked by 10 carriers, 400 aircrafts, and 40 bombs and torpedos. Did u want to see if was reverse? If the BB was the Iowa, there was 10 JAPANESE carriers and 400 aircrafts? I think i knew who could win this battle.
That would not even last an hour japanese pilot's would go kamikaze at the iowa
And iowa would become the greatest fish hotel
@@rAizen03 my brother in christ one of our destroyers survived 4 direct bomb hits, and 6 kamikaze attacks, if a destroyer could handle that, i believe the Iowa could too.
Well done on the video, but I doubt the IOWA would have fared that poorly against the YAMATO.
It depends on range really along as yamato is in range for effective combat iowa with its lesser guns and weaker armor would be torn apart though yes not without damaging yamato greatly.
Yea
@@corieellis6801 Warning: uss lowa's weakness is AP Shell
@@corieellis6801 Honestly though, if the Iowa AP shells efficiently, they would likely both sink, or at least cause irreversible damage to Yamato.
If there was USS Montana then the Americans should have won
こういう動画で大和が勝つのはなんか珍しいから嬉しい。
透青星 さんそれそれ
モンタナについては、
アメリカイキリ乙
@@戦艦大和-i2iやめたげてもうアメリカの耐久値はもうゼロよ
Umm..... I with Titanic wasn't in Japan..... I am not bad.... But can someone please tell me what is going on here?
この距離なら射撃管制とかダメコンの優劣とか関係無しに、打撃力と強靭さでまぁ大和の圧勝ですね。アイオワも良い艦ですけどこういう戦い向けには造られてませんからね。
0:35 Moral of the video
Never whistle it can bring bad luck
0:38 USS Iowa: What the hell is that. SHIT! Alert alert! There's a Battleship IJN Yamato! (Alert sound)
As soon as I saw the Japanese T-posing, I immediately knew the Iowa is gonna get yeeted.
japan: ships and kamikazes
germany: u boats
america: EAT THOSE PLANES DUHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
Personally I would give the edge to the Iowa. Her 6 knot speed advantage lets her set the terms of the battle. Her far superior fire control radar gives her the edge in long range combat. Last her 16in guns were nearly the equal to the 18in guns of the Yamato. When you add it all up Iowa baring a lucky shot has the advantage. Iowa could bracket a ship at 33,000 yards and did so in WWII.
2 Nelsons attacking at dead of night firing by radar
0:29 They are *OIL* in this ship, so they extract it that why this boat is *AMERICAN*
@MitchellShepard
Or maybe cooling water intake?
FINALY
edit: an japanese T-pose yay....
edit2: this is a story of how T-pose started, *THE END*
Kentkenny why do you mean t pose you said a bad word t pose is a bad word!
I’m reporting
@@sawyerislesministryofdefen1845 what are you even saying..
Lee Somboon t-pose isnt a bad word, what are you talking about?
No matter what you do in an all scale combined arms warfare against Yamato , but in a 1 Vs 1 duel , yamato can destroy every rival battleship
Even modern submarine with nukes?
Piotr Wawszczyk i am talking about the battleships of yamato’s time
@@yashsingh3126 the Yamato can destroy every battleship of her time in a 15 km or closer, becouse in ww2 she didn't have radar, making very difficult to hit a projectile, at least, in this range, she can hit. But in 16km or far, wins the Iowa and Bismarck class battleships, becouse of the radars of aiming, that make the USS, and KMS ships hit a lot more of shots
If you put the stats, the training, and the crew against each other there is no way the Iowa looses.
@@loganlilland3249 of course not, but we don't know about the crew of Yamato in a ship vs ship, but the adventage of the Iowa is the tecnology that she had. If Yamato would have a radar, we don't know the end of that battle. But if we talk about the original states that the ships had in WW2, the Iowa would win.
Nice video. Yamato had higher caliber guns and more armour whereas IOWA had more advanced shells, higher speed and better sensors. In your scenario, Yamato ambushes and engages IOWA in close range. Had the two ships engaged in a similar situation, I would also favor the Yamato. Iowa's best chance to win against the Yamato in an 1-1, would be to detect and engage from long range in blue water sea. Using the superior radar, target system and superior speed, she would cause more damage to the Yamato than receive.
They were in close range though, according to professionals, the victory would depend completely on the battle circumstances
Assuming you are not a professional , of course
Yamato's main armour was deficient in design - they couldn't make it in one piece and ended up just riveting 2 thinner sheets together. Analysis of the hull wreckage showed the rivets broke under stress during combat. Factor that into your simulation ...
戦艦アイオワは、排水量が小さすぎて、大和だと対等じゃない。
戦艦長門と戦わせるべきだね
さだちゃん アイオワは速力重視だったよね確か
対金剛型だもの本来ならモンタナ級戦艦と対決で同等かと。
逆に30年前のおんぼろ戦艦に対抗するための戦艦作るってアメリカの国力よ……
日本戦艦の練度と優秀さはあるのかもしれないけど
@@yukikaze510ify そのためにわざわざでかい戦艦つくった…つまり…金剛が最強なのでは？
Now, you need to do a four way brawl - Yamato and Bismark VS Iowa and Hood. Two brawlers vs two greyhounds.
Well that would be a 2 on 1 fight
If I was Capt of the Iowa in that fight I'd turn my guns on to the Hood and sink it myself because it not going to do me a shit bit of good,
It's a cruiser not a battleship it has no armor no protection
Snake Plissken *when the matchmaker turns on friendly fire and you have that one useless teammate*
@@snakeplissken2018 dude, the Royal Navy was the most powerfull navy at 1941, Hood was the best ship of they, you cant talk that the hood will go sunk because hes a battle cruiser, what happened to he in the denmark strait was luck, because this can happen with ANY ship or tank.
@@snakeplissken2018 its logical, the hood will go sink in a battle vs the Yamato and Bismarck, but what have you talked dont make any sense, Hood have a good armor in the sides, but not in the deck, he sunk beacuse thar
@@snakeplissken2018 he is classified how a battle cruiser because that, Heavy armor and main guns.
Me before waching the video: “Iowa all the way!!!"
Me at 0:56: Aw, no they T-Posed, its all over...
Daniel fmatosrivera
To be honest, if this battle somehow happened in real life (unlikely as both ships were obsolete upon launch and should never have existed to start with), it would end badly for everyone. Whoever wins is going to be badly damaged and easy prey for the enemy.
Victory depended entirely on battle conditions. In clean weather Yamato wouldn't loose to an Iowa.
Starkiller's cat
In clear conditions radar-guided firing is far less of an advantage, so Iowa would have worse odds, but she’s still faster and still does have good enough firepower to win, albeit taking major damage herself.
@@bkjeong4302 not by much, either in firing speed or movement. They are similarly accurate, and Yamato has way larger guns. It's either who shoots first or battle conditions
Starkiller's cat
I meant the speed of the ship, NOT firing speed. 6 knots (27 knots vs. 33 knots) IS a notable advantage; at the very least it enables the faster ship to run away if the fight isn’t in its favour.
まあ、アイオワと大和だとそうなっちまうよなぁ……（日本人ですがアイオワ級も大好きです←）
黒雪/Kur0Yuk1 さん同じく自分も日本人ですがアイオワ級は好きです。ちなみにアイオワと戦うけど大和の行動がおかしい。
アイオワ級戦艦も好きだけど自分的にはモンタナ級戦艦が好き
大和型にタイマン張れる戦艦なんて存在しないからね。(苦笑)
相山治祥 精度がゴミだから……
アイオワ級良いですよね。
個人的にアメリカ海軍戦艦で一番好き。
エースコンバットとかでも敵艦役としてちょいちょい出て来るし。
Wouldn't doubt this outcome
Lol, the Yamato that had been turned away by a destroyer. Lest we forget the battle off Samar.
They dont have enough resources and ammunition
As a former BB62 turret chief, I gotta say you need technical advisors in the worst way. Ship and turret interiors were total BS.
Yep. No oil well pumps in engine rooms either...
3:04
SHIP SINKING..
CREW GOT BRILLIANT IDEA,
THROWS AXE
Crew: *THIS IS BULLSHIT*
Hey, you never know....
Me: i dont feel welcome on this yamato
Yamato crew: 1:37
T pose
This is exactly how it would have ended. The Iowa class were actually build more as battlecruisers, that is there were to keep up with the carrier fleet and defend it from aircraft and surface targets. The Montana vs Yamato would be interesting.
Must've been a very lucky hit for Iowa to destroy a main gun turret on Yamato.
A much luckier Yamato for basically stumbling upon an Iowa at ranges that would be considered "close range" for an Atlantic duel 20 years earlier in WW2 when the Iowa's radar would normally see Yamato as far as line of sight to the horizon allows, and it could "blindfire" with incredible accuracy, something that no Axis ship was able to do (that means fire on something it never actually sees with optics). In a long range gun duel, the battle could go either way, in a fight like that one where they are only like 3 to 5 miles from each other, Obviosly all the advantages go to Yamato.
@@22steve5150 Yep, although Yamato did show herself to be capable of fighting from long ranges during the battle of Samar, Iowa would be much better.
why not use repair kit?
Imagine if Iowa and Yamato actually fought in real life
Kantai Collection? 😂😂😂😂
@@Mudkun huh? I don’t understand
@@Ace_Star_543 It's a Japanese video game that is all WW2 ships are turned into human females, like Iowa and Yamato. And you fight the demon ships during missions and events. 😊⚓
@@Ace_Star_543 The gameplay is that yourself as the Admiral of your fleet, do something, upgrade your shipgirls, and complete them to unlock stuffs and aid more characters. ☺
That would have been one of the most violent and gruesome battleship clashes of all time. Binkov's Battlegrounds has done a video showing just how evenly matched the vessels were in areas, and their sheer power. The reason he said Iowa had a chance of victory is partially because of its speed advantage over Yamato's heavier and slower hull.
Fighting a battle one vs one, it was obvious the Yamato would win
Yamato only lost a few AA guns and her foward gun turret.
@@johnsten4100 Iowa lost her rear turret and that caused instant flooding 🤷♂️
To be honest the outcome of this battle wouldn’t be obvious. Both ships are quite capable of killing the other.
日本側の打ち方始めの合図が「天皇陛下万歳」なのちょっと面白い
日本語に困ったらとりあえず「天皇陛下万歳」
Imagine if there was a naval battle, Involving the following:
Bismarck Class (Bismarck, Tirpitz)
Yamato Class (Yamato, Musashi)
VERSUS
Iowa Class (Iowa, Missouri, New Jersey, Wisconsin)
流石は大和
流石は海軍
日本の勝利である(大本営発表)
アイオワからしたら大和の主砲弾くらったら危ない
あの距離だと大和の対46cm装甲にアイオワの主砲弾当たるだろうしアイオワの紙装甲じゃあ大和の46cm主砲を防げないからそりゃあこうなるわな
大和はやっぱり浮沈だな！(過去形)
私なりの考えですが🐱この動画のように昼間の戦いなら火力で大和がアイオワを圧倒すると思います🐱しかし夜間の戦いではレーダーが優れるアイオワが有利になると思います🐱しかし大和もアイオワもカッコいいですね😺🎵
日本の勝利である。(大本営発表)
I love it how the Iowa keeps fighting until they completely underwater. Shows that Americans won’t go down without a fight.
Bismarck Vs Yamato too Bismarck sinks but still fights
歴史上実現しなかった戦艦同士のガチBATTLEですな
Selbst wenn sich Yamato und Iowa alleine auf offener See begegnet wären, würden Niemals die Mittelartellerie ( U.S. 5 Zoll = 12,7cm . / Japan 6 Zoll = 15,2 cm.) zum Einsatz kommen ,da die Kampfentferung viel größer als die Reichweite der Kanonen ist.
I didn't realize the Japanese sailors were T-Posing till i read the comments LMAO
where’s the kamikaze attacks
Lol
Theres none left
When you realize that the ships are close to eachother: Welp, the Yamato has won it already... you've messed up captain, you should have kited away.
It is very unlikely Yamato would have gotten the first hit. Her fire control system was very poor compared to the Iowa"s
That on long range shots, 40+ Km distance, this is a scenario where is point blank range. Usually when you're the first to shoot, you win the engagement.
Yamato was made not to fight the enemies but to intimidate them.
This make me remind pirate ship battle, but battleship in 20th century.
40cmクラスのアイオワの主砲に間違えても大和の砲塔とその周辺を貫徹する貫通力なんかないと思うんだけど…
アメリカの戦艦はノースカロライナ以降 巡洋艦はボルチモア以降が砲弾がSHS(スーパーヘービーシェル)になってるから他国に比べて貫通力が高いですよ
ユンカースju-87ストゥーカG-6ジェリコのラッパ 超重量砲弾って奴かぁ？
まず副砲の射程内で大和は戦闘しないでしょ
Neither side would, the 16" guns on the Iowa actually had superior range to that of the 18" guns on the Yamato. They would have taken full advantage of that.
This animation is amazing! 👏👏👏👊
That was BS. . Iowa class is faster and a faster rate of fire. Fire control was much better.
Bad. The Yamato was a failed construct, it probably would have been sunk by the Iowa. Big guns are good, but if you almost always miss the target, you’ll be sunk.
The Yamato is Legendary
But lost to some planes
"The right ship for the wrong war".
Yamato never Sank a large Warship but Bismarck does
@@chunkysquirrel3038 you mean 900 plane with 400 bomber xD
@@AbdulRasyidPangrango-qr9dt no because I don't care about the history actually
next time Bismarck VS yomato
yamato
한국인이드앗!
That’s a hilarious mismatch...
The Yamato destroyed the Iowa. Bismarck has no chance.
Yamato: hehe *THANKS FOR STANDING STILL*
*Tf2 reference*
who would win The japan beast or the red and blue monster
天皇陛下万歳の使い所がちょっと間違っている気がする
Fun fact: it's already been proven at that range which looks like less than 10 km's the USS Iowa would of won hands down due to reload capability and agility.
uh no iowa is too weak against yamato
@@ahrontanalas4152 And where is your facts? Unlike you Report Him LLC has provided evidence, so give us something a little better than “uh no” if you want anyone to take you seriously.
I thought they had the same rate of fire, Two shells per minute.
@@g-manalt2709 A: He just said the points without actually proving them with a source, so both provided no evidence.
B: His points are not the best as
1) First of all, she had the better guns, as they were 2.1 inches bigger, and they both had a reload time of 30 seconds according to sources like Wikipedia, and 5 great features of the Yamato class. While it could be slower, a difference in reload time of a few seconds is not going to make much of a difference. I've heard people say Iowa's guns are better because of a higher mussel velocity, but that doesn't make sense, as Wikipedia states Yamato's muzzle velocity as 2,600 fts, 100 fts more than Iowa's 2,500 fts muzzle velocity, and the people who support the claim has said it would only work from a range of 30,000 yards or higher, well beyond any reasonable battle range. So, with an equal, if slightly inferior(but only slightly, and not enough to make a difference) rate of fire, and batter guns, Report Him's LLC's first point is disproved.
2) For his second point, well, it does stand. Iowa had a higher speed of 33 knots, compared to Yamato's top speed of 27.4 knots. However, Yamato is still very maneuverable, as she displayed several extremely impressive evasive maneuvers during the opening stages of Operation Ten Go, according to Drachinifel (a very impressive youtuber who I recommend).
@@metaknight115
Iowa's guns had better penetration power
大和は２門撃って1門撃つ砲撃方法が主流だったと思います
一斉射撃した時でも若干ズレて打つように設定されてるけども一斉射撃だと大和船体がもたないてかそもそも46センチ砲搭載してる割に船体がコンパクトな大和…
1:01 The Japanese gun operators should to say "ute" before shot, not "banzai"!
Yep
I understanded basai, it's like, yes
What game is this?
This was done in Men of War Assault Squad 2
1:00 適当な感じで草
ここで天皇陛下万歳はおかしいw
ﾃﾝﾉｳﾍｲｶ ﾊﾞﾝｻﾞｧｲ
英語だからてっきりアイオワ勝つのかと思ってた
ユウ・カジマ・スカーレット
先後のアイオワの艦内で言うならまだ分からんでもないけどな笑
This would’ve been the duel of the century
At this point, I’d love to see a Iowa and Missouri vs Yamato or maybe even Iowa and Bismarck vs Yamato 🧐
Iowa and Missouri sink, Yamato will go heavy damage, but he was created for this... I can talk this using the history, Bismarck was sinked by more than 40 royal navy ships, (Royal Navy was the most powerfull) BUT, was he tripulation that realy sink he, they had used bombs on the bismarck hull. Same with all the RN main guns shooting at him he dont sunk beacause hes hull was created for that. Bismarck are a Iowa more "light", now, imagine the same thing with the most powerfull battleship vs 2 South Dakotas Upgradeds... What turned the Iowa class famous waa beacuse they was the faster BBs, yes, they have good A.A guns, main guns, etc, but they always will go be a upgrade of the Dakotas.
iowa and missouri basically means 2 iowas, no point ;-;
Or maybe Iowa, New jersey, Missouri, and Wisconsin, Vs Yamato, Musashi, and Shinano
@@metaknight115 shinano is a carrier. Maybe change it to nagato or some other Japanese battleship
@@Absolut531kmh Eh, it’s always good to have a carrier in my opinion.
Which Mod? Please also tell the other mods used exept robz. Exept this point your videos are great keep it up!
Those ships are from vlss mod. Other things are custom, like sounds, etc.
That was faster than the Bismark sinking the Hood!!!
Yeah, he sunk me in 5 minutes (with 5th salvo)! 😉
Greetings from the bottom of the Denmark Strait! :D
@@hmshood1757 Greetings to the Pride of the British Navy, the Mighty Hood! 🇬🇧 Gone, but not forgotten....
This video is very accurate and this would be what would happen to the Iowa if Yamato actually met with Iowa I agree with everything that happens in this video
I’m calling bs on that 1. The Yamato’s turrets aren’t that fast as the US had hydraulic. 2. The radar on the US would have deleted the ship years before. And 3. The guns on the Iowa were better as the rounds were more accurate and the guns could balance themselves if the ship rocked
Incredible video! I loved watching these twilights of battleships going to all out war!
I do have one critique:
I think Yamato could win, but it wouldn't be easy. Iowa has better technology then Yamato including her advanced Fire Control systems and her amazing radar. Most likely, it would be the Iowa that scored the first hit. She is also more maneuverable. However, if Yamato was to get lucky and score a shot right on the Fire Control tower, she would be able to knock Iowa out of the battle momentarily and score a series of devastating hits with her 18.0 inch guns. It's really a matter of who shoots first. It's just that the battle would not end quickly. Iowa has more ability then was what represented here.
Excellent work all the same and I can't wait to see the other battles you have.
Named after
Kirishima
Class and type of vessel
Congo-class battlecruiser
Organization
Imperial Japanese Navy
Manufacturer
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Nagasaki Shipyard & Machinery
Construction started
March 17 , 1912
Launched
December 1 , 1913
Put into operation
August 1915
Status
Sunk on 15 November 1942 during the Battle of Guadalcanal
Main Features
Displacement
standard 31 980 t
full 38 200-38 900 t
Length
219.5/222.1 m
Width
29.3 m
Precipitation
9.7 m
Booking
belt-203-76 mm;
traverse - up to 203 mm;
deck-80-152 mm;
towers-up to 229 mm; barbettes-229 mm;
casemates-152 mm
Engines
4 Kampon MAL
Power
136,000 hp (100 MTue)
Travel speed
30 knots (55.6 km / h)
Cruising distance
10,000 miles at 18 knots
Crew
1,437 people
Armament
Artillery
4 × 2 - 356-mm / 45,
14 × 1 - 152/50
Anti-aircraft artillery
4 × 2 - 127-mm / 40,
10 × 2-25-mm/60
Aviation Group
1 catapult, 3 seaplanes
On the night of November 14, 1942, during the next raid to Guadalcanal, Kirishima, the former flagship of the Japanese connection (covering forces of the convoy that delivered large Japanese land formations to the landing site), engaged in an artillery duel with the American battleship "South Dakota" (South Dakota), caused damage to it (hit by 1 shell, penetrated both sides of the hatch coaming and detonated on impact with the barbet. Hole in the upper deck 0.914×3.048 m. The casings of the central and right 16-inch guns of the GC No. 3 turret were damaged. Water and gas reflective barriers 30 feet around the barbet were destroyed. The main armored deck reflected all the fragments. The right catapult and several 20-mm submachine guns were damaged), but the ship itself was heavily damaged by battleship fire "Washington" (Washington), which came undetected at a close distance (3 miles). Kirishima was hit by 9,406-mm and about 40,127-mm shells, the ship lost control, two main-caliber turrets were destroyed, and severe fires started. On the morning of November 15, 1942, the commander ordered to abandon the ship, which sank 5 miles from the islandSavo. 209 people were killed. 1,025 sailors and 61 officers were rescued.[4] A Japanese convoy bound for Guadalcanal was routed the next day by successive attacks by American aircraft. "South Dakota" after this fight was out of action for 14 months, "Washington" - for 1.5 months.
Would be interesting bismarck vs hms prince of wales
The term bought the farm came directly from world war II.soldiers could sign up for a life insurance policy that would pay $10,000 in the event of their death. During world war II $10,000 was a hell of a lot of money and would have been enough to purchase a decent size farm!
the graphic shown wrong here yamaoto got critcial hit not usa ship said by daniel peter
大和登場の時カッコいい
1:27 is that an wot fire sound effect?
yes finally someone noticed its a Kv 2 sound when the gun is firing when ur in sniper mode
as i said wotb before 9.1 or 9.2 update gun sound
ヤマトの乗組員の日本語滅茶苦茶で草
同士よ
天皇陛下万歳w
@@knj0410 ハンドルをトメトケー
I know this whole video is a "what if" kinda thing and it's made for pure entertainment, but there's one thing I'd like to point out. In reality, Yamato's main batteries would never get destroyed from a direct hit of Iowa's 41cm shells because it was made to withstand a direct hit from the shells shot from the same caliber as Yamato, which is 46cm, and the turrets were protected by an insanely thick 650cm armor.
0:47 sir where are your orders?
That’s definitely me
40cm砲よりも5キロ長い射程、世界最高威力の搭載砲、砲塔や甲板を射ちぬけるのは自艦の46サンチ砲のみ、しかも煙突を傾斜させたおかげでアイオワより短い
やはり大和は強かった、、、
なんか、、、失礼かもしれませんが、大和の装甲は46センチ砲に耐えられるように作ってあります。
至近距離はダメだけど
The Iowa fired her guns in center, right, left order.
This is how world of warships has to be
I just love the TARDIS affect in the main turrets of both ships.
アメリカ戦艦の砲塔内と発射タイミングは忠実に再現されていていいと思いました。なのに日本戦艦は少し雑かな。砲塔内や発射タイミングなど、今では資料が出てますので参考になさると良いと思います。あと、日本軍人は軽々しく天皇陛下万歳とはいいません。なので微妙かな。