i wish IJN Nagato had been preserved as a museum ship like USS Texas, she was the only ijn battleship still floating after 1945. I'm working on a video on Japanese Army Vessels ( Separate from IJN ) like river Gunboats and army conversion aircraft carriers.
Unfortunately USA don't want to preserve an enemy battleship. So they nuke her, one is to test the effectiveness of none direct impact of nukes, two is out of spike, they intend to sink her to show the Japanese that US navy is the boss now.
@@ihatecabbage7270 i agrees with u bro. but the funny part of trying to nuke the enemy old BBs is that some of the ships armors are so well build they just refused to sink as easy as they think!!some even still steadily afloat after suffering 2-3 direct hits from not just nukes and hidrogen bomb tests,even from latest experimental anti ship torpedoes,bombs and even from rocket hits too!they had to blasted the unsink BBs with guns and torpedos to sink it quickly before it become a dangerous hazards if it floats into commercial ships route.
I was hoping when I saw the title that this video would be in a format that broke down the life and eventual death of each of the Japanese Battleships. I am fascinated by the old Fuso and Ise class because of the Pagoda (JENGA) style masts. How did those giant masts not make the ship unseaworthy ? A sharp turn and as top heavy as those had to be, how in the world did they not capsize. If you decide to do a video about the aircraft carriers maybe you could show the footage and mix it with commentary about each ship even have videos of survivors from the battles or digital animation of the battles that the ships met their demise. The music was ok but it was not engrossing. My father fought in the US Navy during the war and in the pacific. I have the upmost respect for the Japanese Navy and their bravery and so did he. He would tell me that War is Hell and during the war he hated those people but feared and respected them all the same. As the years past the hate melted away to a moving admiration for the courage of the Japanese soldier. He would say that we won the war because Japan picked a fight on a gamble. Punched a Giant in the nose believing the giant to be a scared little boy. But it turned out to be a relentless terrible monster who ate them alive. If the war would not have ended when it did and mainland Japan would have been invaded. It is quite likely that a whole generation of Japanese would have been eliminated and quite a large swath of American men also. If Japan does the same thing in 2023.... America caves within 3 years of fighting. We don't have the stomach for it anymore we have proved that in Vietnam, Iraq, and Afghanistan. But I doubt Japan would have the stomach to do it either.
I really liked your footage of the wrecks of the Ise + Hyuga most of which I've never seen before. Could you do one on the Regina Marina next I always find Italian warships so elegant. Thanks.
@@nachtheil2829 Royal Navy sounds good but it would take a while to finish. i have done america, german, italian , french, russian, danish, dutch, chilean, brazilian, argentine and chinese battleships already.
May one day all ships, all flags, all men look at each other as friends; that death no longer come to faithful, loyal men that the dreams of madmen be fulfilled,
I 100 percent agree! Nobody on this planet needs another war! Give these so called leads Boxing gloves and tell them you want war have at it and let them box each other!
i like IJN ships designs from Pre-Dreds era to their latest ww2 Battleships.they are all handsome ships,good firepowers and overall designs and technologies used. unlike the Russians navy early Pre-Dreds and BBs.Especially from 1800's to late 1930's era.Most of the russians Pre-Dreds are so ugly,absurdly looking and not as balanced let alone as hi-tech as the IJN enjoyed at that time. 'Battle of Tsushima' is the proof!!The IJN managed to hv such good ships because of their co-op with the British shipyards and their willingness to learn everything from the Brits,french,germans and even u.s in the early developement of their Navy.not like the russians that are so busy fighting each other,political ideologies,turmoils and revolts upon revolts which affected their economies and their armies and navies developements at the same time. BUT!! as handsome and as powerful as the IJN Battleships were.. (NOT just the IJN BBs.but other country BBs too!!) at the start of the attack at pearl harbour all Battleships has become obsolete no matter how new and hi tech their BB was!!ww2 marks the start of Carrier wars.Carriers were the main character and reign supreme.sadly the BBs were relegated to secondary duties(as baby sitter😢😓) AA gun escorts and for shore bombardment duties. If im not mistaken.. The Battle of cape matapan were the last battleships gun duel between Italian Regia Marina fleet and Royal British navy fleet. After ww2 ended almost all BBs were used as liberty ships to transfer troops back to their homeland for a while,some were mothballs for future used,some to be sunk as testbed for new weapons testing but most went straight to ship breakers to be salvaged and scrapped!only some BBs were lucky enough to be rescued and kept as museum ships that we can still see and visited today.
All these ships spelled the end of Bushido and the idea that the emperor was God. "unconditional surrender" was for ALL Japanese. Attach that fake glory to each of those ships.
i wish IJN Nagato had been preserved as a museum ship like USS Texas, she was the only ijn battleship still floating after 1945. I'm working on a video on Japanese Army Vessels ( Separate from IJN ) like river Gunboats and army conversion aircraft carriers.
Same with Prinz Eugen.
@@michalhorejsi1 i think Prrnz Eugen should be salvaged just like they're are trying do with the Graf Spee in Uruguay.
@@jmantime Or what they did with Tirpitz in Norway.
Unfortunately USA don't want to preserve an enemy battleship. So they nuke her, one is to test the effectiveness of none direct impact of nukes, two is out of spike, they intend to sink her to show the Japanese that US navy is the boss now.
@@ihatecabbage7270 i agrees with u bro. but the funny part of trying to nuke the enemy old BBs is that some of the ships armors are so well build they just refused to sink as easy as they think!!some even still steadily afloat after suffering 2-3 direct hits from not just nukes and hidrogen bomb tests,even from latest experimental anti ship torpedoes,bombs and even from rocket hits too!they had to blasted the unsink BBs with guns and torpedos to sink it quickly before it become a dangerous hazards if it floats into commercial ships route.
It’s a true shame that no Japanese or UK battleships from WWII were able to be preserved. Such beautiful machines.
Well japanese mikasa build in England does
Now I am so inspired and motivated to paint my 1/3000 Fujimi IJN ships...
💪🇯🇵
IJN Fusõ was a true monster!! 6 main guns! 11 secondary battery, and 14+ Anti aircraft guns and 10 GP machine guns!
it was one hell of a ship!!
It's yamato is the real beast sinked 2 carriers
@@titanusghidorah7964 oh! It's not like it had 18.1 inch guns, which are probably 10x better than sinking two carriers !
@@battleshipfan3435 r/woosh I was litteraly joking about that 5 year old kid joke ruiner blocked
@@titanusghidorah7964 ok tru Yamato is still the real beast
Mikasa very beautiful and strong battleship. Japanese power!
26:50
This is the clearest photo I have ever seen. thanks for the video, if i may know, where did you get the photos and videos from?
I was hoping when I saw the title that this video would be in a format that broke down the life and eventual death of each of the Japanese Battleships. I am fascinated by the old Fuso and Ise class because of the Pagoda (JENGA) style masts. How did those giant masts not make the ship unseaworthy ? A sharp turn and as top heavy as those had to be, how in the world did they not capsize. If you decide to do a video about the aircraft carriers maybe you could show the footage and mix it with commentary about each ship even have videos of survivors from the battles or digital animation of the battles that the ships met their demise. The music was ok but it was not engrossing. My father fought in the US Navy during the war and in the pacific. I have the upmost respect for the Japanese Navy and their bravery and so did he. He would tell me that War is Hell and during the war he hated those people but feared and respected them all the same. As the years past the hate melted away to a moving admiration for the courage of the Japanese soldier. He would say that we won the war because Japan picked a fight on a gamble. Punched a Giant in the nose believing the giant to be a scared little boy. But it turned out to be a relentless terrible monster who ate them alive. If the war would not have ended when it did and mainland Japan would have been invaded. It is quite likely that a whole generation of Japanese would have been eliminated and quite a large swath of American men also. If Japan does the same thing in 2023.... America caves within 3 years of fighting. We don't have the stomach for it anymore we have proved that in Vietnam, Iraq, and Afghanistan. But I doubt Japan would have the stomach to do it either.
Love me some japanese vessels. They used to be a true super power .
They still can be a superpower, but feel more comfortable being servants of the US
I mean they still kind of slap
They brought WW1 (upgraded) ships to fight in WW2. I'm sure Japan wasn't the only one doing this.
Britain did the same. More than half of their battleships were WW1 legacy. Americans also used some WW1 era battleships that survived Pearl Harbour.
@@rusmorpeh3314 Royal Soverign, Royal Oak. Etc etc etc.
I wish that battleship Yamato and Musashi were turned into a museum ship and just exploring these behemoths of a ship
They would have been great museum pieces. Too bad they are at the bottom of the ocean.
I believe there was yamato model scale from yamto 2005 film but it went Scrapped
Mannn do more vídeos about ships plz amazing
I felt the sadness of remembrance day and the last post.
I like The Kongo class ,Nagato class and mostly The Yamato class
I really liked your footage of the wrecks of the Ise + Hyuga most of which I've never seen before. Could you do one on the Regina Marina next I always find Italian warships so elegant. Thanks.
AWESOME ! :-)
16:11 what's the name of the song ?
I love ise/ Hyuga/ ASAHI/Mutsu🇯🇵💪
10:00 BURNING LOVE!!!!
*KONGOU DESU!!!!*
My favorite is the ijn fuso and the pre dreadnought ships and the Kongo😁
What video do you think I should make next ?
@@jmantime hm which navys battleships have you not covered yet ?
@@jmantime oh i know how about the Royal navys battleships
@@nachtheil2829 Royal Navy sounds good but it would take a while to finish. i have done america, german, italian , french, russian, danish, dutch, chilean, brazilian, argentine and chinese battleships already.
@@jmantime or the German battleships or you could make a video about the ships you like the most?
You frogot the Amagi class Battlecruiser's?
Amagi class battlecrusiers all but 1 hull were laid down but converted to the amagi aircraft carrier.
Talk about the a-150 design
Make about Japan cruisers ww2 explain
the fuso have a funny design. looks easy to destroy
Excelentes imágenes y videos...👏👏👏👍
May one day all ships, all flags, all men look at each other as friends; that death no longer come to faithful, loyal men that the dreams of madmen be fulfilled,
I 100 percent agree! Nobody on this planet needs another war! Give these so called leads Boxing gloves and tell them you want war have at it and let them box each other!
12:51
Tittle of the music??
battotai march from fuso
NagatoとI400を沈めたアメリカを許さない。博物館で見たかった。
I'm glad Mikasa still exists.
isnt there a nagato battleship right ? there is i believe there isssssss
what's the name of the first song? nvm i found it ( Gunkan māchi )
YAMATo 💪
The music is like christmas music
no its a victory theme
İ love yamato
great video, but horrible choice of music. This soundtrack would be great for USN ships, not a good choice for the IJN's.
I think It would go better with a Russian or N Korean parade.
Fascinating subject, but the music makes the video unwatchable.
i like IJN ships designs from Pre-Dreds era to their latest ww2 Battleships.they are all handsome ships,good firepowers and overall designs and technologies used. unlike the Russians navy early Pre-Dreds and BBs.Especially from 1800's to late 1930's era.Most of the russians Pre-Dreds are so ugly,absurdly looking and not as balanced let alone as hi-tech as the IJN enjoyed at that time.
'Battle of Tsushima' is the proof!!The IJN managed to hv such good ships because of their co-op with the British shipyards and their willingness to learn everything from the Brits,french,germans and even u.s in the early developement of their Navy.not like the russians that are so busy fighting each other,political ideologies,turmoils and revolts upon revolts which affected their economies and their armies and navies developements at the same time.
BUT!!
as handsome and as powerful as the IJN Battleships were..
(NOT just the IJN BBs.but other country BBs too!!)
at the start of the attack at pearl harbour all Battleships has become obsolete no matter how new and hi tech their BB was!!ww2 marks the start of Carrier wars.Carriers were the main character and reign supreme.sadly the BBs were relegated to secondary duties(as baby sitter😢😓) AA gun escorts and for shore bombardment duties.
If im not mistaken..
The Battle of cape matapan were the last battleships gun duel between Italian Regia Marina fleet and Royal British navy fleet.
After ww2 ended almost all BBs were used as liberty ships to transfer troops back to their homeland for a while,some were mothballs for future used,some to be sunk as testbed for new weapons testing but most went straight to ship breakers to be salvaged and scrapped!only some BBs were lucky enough to be rescued and kept as museum ships that we can still see and visited today.
the IJN battleships are look so beautiful
Yamato
There are a little error. But i don ' t worry.
（ I'm japanese.)
All these ships spelled the end of Bushido and the idea that the emperor was God. "unconditional surrender" was for ALL Japanese. Attach that fake glory to each of those ships.
I would prefer commentary to music
Музыка бессмысленная. но на вкус и цвет...флот был сильный...как и противник.
Shut up
日本最強戦艦は三笠または長門、また戦艦ではないけど、駆逐艦雪風こそ歴戦の軍艦‼️
No you are wrong ijn fuso 1915 to 1945
@@agisship It's very easy to tell the difference.
SHIT HAPPENS 😊