The IJN Yamato was an engineering marvel for her time...just the turrets without the guns weighed more than a destroyer alone...such a great design too
Indeed though Yamato had flaws in its design such as weaker AA guns compared to both Royal and US Navy battleships and in all honesty I reckon the USS Vermont could've given Yamato a good fight since Vermont had better guns then Iowa
@@JohntheLNERP2 imagine comparing an actual ship that was built over some fantasy ship (the WW2 Battleship Vermont was never built before). Not to mention the Yamato was designed back when Aircraft Carriers wasn't the most dominant ship in naval warfare, hence it had weak AA defense since they didn't thought it was needed, research alittle before u talk shit
I may have lost my fight, but I know that my people are proud of me for taking on the enemy. Speak my name with respect, I may rest at the bottom of the sea, but my legend lives on. Because a legend can never die as long as it is remembered. People still remember me today and my name is Yamato!!! 🎌
I cried when i watched this, even though i never cry. This is a beautiful masterpiece that should never be forgotten. These men fought to the very last breath in believing they would be rewarded in a lost battle. This legend of a ship, the Yamato will never die. It will keep on with its legacy. Let us not say RIP but long live the legacy of the Yamato.
@@MH-kc1eu Heh, because it was too expensive for Japan Empire. And after Tarent and Pearl Harbor Japanese realized Yamato (alone, without air cover) has no chance when faced with hundreds aircrafts.
@@Vi4none The soldiers were brave, the emperor was not, he was a coward who used his people as a shield against the allies and committed atrocities, along with the high command.
@@MH-kc1eu because IT was The ship with the biggest caliber and The largest Battleship ever build with sister ship musashi.. she Had His own Song.. and so Long List.. read about her.. so you can understand why.. ^^
Yamato had the worst AA guns of WWII and Yamato did not sink any ships, Yamato ran away from the American fleet in the Philippines like a coward and hid for the rest of the war, Yamato didn't even accomplish it's last mission.
@@MH-kc1eu so you measure Legends on Wins ? And ignore The facts of this giant? Look at Germany.. best weapons Technology airplane Technology.. and so in.. Milestones of Industrial Tech.. lost WW2.. but there Many legendary Things.. Like rockets, nightvison infantry, me262.. Horton Go 229.. All legendary Things.. but lost The war.. so is Like telling Titanic ist No Legend, because sank of Steel Carbonate problems..
Yamato no fue destruido al igual que el Bismark siguen navegando majestuosamente por los océanos de nuestros corazones. Ellos siempre serán recordados.
Even if they were labeled as the bad guys in the Pacific, Japan’s courage, determination, and bravery on the battlefield, as well as their ironclad will to fight, will live on in the minds and hearts of all who remember them.
Yamato sunk 2 ships in its career, 1 was completely unarmed and the other had basically run out of ammo. Yamato was too big to fit into docks, had such a heavy rebound on its guns that it shattered windows and tipped over and sunk in minutes after a torpedo plane hit it. A torpedo plane is powerful, but shouldn't be able to take down the largest battleship ever made with one shot.
Also, both the product of tunnel-vision design that focused on overwhelming firepower to the point of sacrificing utility, and consuming resources that would have been better spent on smaller warships.
To an extent she might be. Yamato will most likely be remembered most as a ship built for the wrong war. At the end of the day it’s kind of poetic. Imagine her as a samurai during its final days. Just like her samurai ancestors she was an ‘old’ relic from the past. Slowly but surely losing power and influence until seen as a liability. Just like the samurai’s final stand back in the 1800s the same would happen with Yamato. Her final battle in my eyes represented the final stand of battleships as carriers, destroyers, subs, and cruisers were replacing them. She never got the true glory of battle and sinking her foes like her ancestors such as in 1905 Russia-Japanese war. But in the end she has represented the end of the old ways of navel battles where now all we can do is wait for what the 21st century of navel wars will look like.
Yamato was a warship made from Japan in ww2. Yamato was attacked by over 400 aircraft launched from aircraft carriers. Yamato’s mission was to attack a location but was ambushed by those carriers. Yamato’s mission was a suicide Mission so it sank. Yamato had a thick layer of armor in its hull but even with that it still sank. Yamato was packed with many guns, both main and secondary. But Yamato wasn’t made for anti air. It was made for battling other ships. It capsized and v break with either boiler explosion or magazine detonation. R.I.P Yamato and all the people who served in it. ❤
and now can you imagine 1 warship in our era (202x) that fight versus over 400 advanced aircraft (contains jet fighter,jet bomber,jet torpedo, etc) launched from 12 aircraft carrier..?
You should make one about the USS Johnston a Fletcher Class destroyer that went up against the Yamato and rest of the fleet all on its own in the battle off Samar. The Yamato was a legendary battleship tribute to those who died onboard the IJN Yamato.
Yamato certainly is the most heavily armored ship for its time, but its anti-air was at the rock bottom of efficiency. If anything, the Iowas would be the best battleships with anti-air defenses, which they have proven over the years that they've been in service.
@@ussarizona2201 Numbers are of little use if those guns can't even elevate high enough to shoot down those planes. If anything, Yamato's main guns are of better use for shooting down planes, as they had those..... type 3 shells? I think..... which were primarily designed for such a use.
@@ivanruzic2592 yes the type three main gun ammunition was good but could really hit the planes because of poor fire control directors. Oh well my comment is a little misleading I’ll change it.
@@ivanruzic2592 when i would have been in ww2, there would be no ship, that i would like more to be in while an air attack than an iowa. cause they literally had aa guns, whereever they could fit one.
the yamato actually took 12 bombs and 7 torpedoes we now know that the bismark fans on the nazis sides thing that yamato sucks and its weak are very wrong
Following stupid orders, failing to achieve its operational objective or inflict significant damage on the enemy, and with an overwrought sense of morality about the whole affair? Yeah, that scans.
I'm sad to see my favorite battleship sink although it didn't do much in the war it will always be a legendary ship in my eyes . . . R.I.P Yamato, may the former flagship rest in piece 😔😭
if ever IJN Yamato and her Sister Musashi didn't sunk for sure the country of Japan make them a Museum.and we will actually See how Big this Two sister battleship they are
I love that video that you made it was really cool I really like it 250 planes came out it shot at it and it only has so many guns to fight that much tons of battleships and the planes salute the soldiers that helped Japanese Salute yamato
@@challenger.mp4 Respect is for ships that weren't built and used by fascists. Or at least ones that were designed intelligently and weren't chucked into the meatgrinder to salve a politician's ego.
@@dylandarnell3657 you think ships like the Yamato, Prinz Eugen, and the Bismark weren't carefully and intelligently developed and instead built to save a politician's ego? You can't be more wrong.
Arkadaşlar evet yamato gerçek bir savaşçı olmasına rağmen torpidolara karşı çok dayanıklı bir gemi değildi ama gerçekten ben bu videoyu ne zaman izlesem ağlamamak için kendimi zor tutuyorum
Battleship Yamato and Musashi were the kings of the ocean, but unfortunately they went through a very tough battle and unfortunately they did not win, but honor to all sailors and those who defended their family and homeland.
Yamato and Musashi were oversized hunks of iron and underperformed severely even compared to contemporary US battleships. And they were "defending their family and homeland" only in the sense that their foreign policy of invading and butchering other people's families and homelands was now coming back on them.
Within about a year of her launching, her obsolescence was demonstrated by the Japanese themselves with the victory of their naval aviation at Pearl Harbor, and by their sinking of Repulse and Prince of Wales. Not too surprising that she didn't do well under serious air attack.
@@dylandarnell3657 He clearly said ''one of the greatest''. And yes the Yamato was the biggest and the most powerful battleship ever built and that is fact.
@@i_nameless_i-jgsdf Biggest, yes, as I said. Most powerful... nah. Losing her only surface action to a handful of DD's and DE's is a pretty terminal disqualifier for that.
@@dylandarnell3657 She being the most powerful BB came from her firepower consisted of 9x 46cm main guns and solid armor protection. You don't consider something is powerful simply because it saw more actions ? And what ship are you talking about exactly ? Both Musashi and Yamato were sunk by aircraft with multiple hits from bombs and torpedos, which one sank by destroyers ? i think you are on the wrong ship lol
@@i_nameless_i-jgsdf The gun caliber was wasted, because Japan had a fetish for dumb shell designs and couldn't make FC radar. The Iowa-class could engage at much longer range, and its shells could penetrate more armor. The only surface engagement of the Yamato-class's career was the Battle off Samar, in which both ships were attached to ADM Kurita's Center Force. Center Force, consisting of 5 battleships & 12 cruisers, was to attack the American forces landing on Leyte. (Ozawa's Northern Force was to lure away Halsey's Third Fleet and act as a sacrificial diversion. Nishimura and Shima's Southern Force was to come up through the south in a pincer attack. Of the 3, only Northern Force succeeded.) Air power whittled Center Force down en route, sinking the _Musashi_ and destroying or crippling 4 heavy cruisers. Kurita pressed on, and attacked Leyte with most of the IJN's naval power - including _Yamato_ and three other battleships. The American force left to defend Leyte was Task Unit 77.4.3 ("Taffy 3" for short) under RADM Sprague. Sprague had 6 escort carriers, 3 destroyers, and 4 destroyer escorts. His entire fleet displaced less than the _Yamato_ alone. His largest gunships, the destroyers, each displaced less than one of Yamato's turrets. It _should_ have been a one-sided massacre. Instead, the Japanese forces ran without completing their mission. Japanese fire-control was almost completely ineffective at long range, nullifying the range advantage of their larger guns. By contrast, the American ships, with radar-guided FC computers, could accurately engage the Japanese ships at maximum range even while maneuvering rapidly. Despite having a range advantage on paper, in order to actually land hits on the American ships, the Japanese had to close to well within the destroyers' gun range. Once they did so, several Japanese ships were unable to depress their guns far enough to target the smaller ships at close range. Lacking updated recognition manuals and assuming only an equivalent force would be giving battle instead of running away, Kurita's forces repeatedly misidentified Taffy 3's DDs, DEs, and CVEs as battleships, cruisers, and fleet carriers - and thus spent most of the battle firing AP shells, which passed through the unarmored American ships without detonating. Redundant systems and excellent damage control allowed the American ships to absorb multiple hits without losing function. Scattered squalls hid the American ships from Japanese fire - but not the other way around. _Yamato_ landed three main battery hits on the destroyer USS _Johnston_ and one near miss on the escort carrier USS _White Plains_ (both of which, while heavily damaged, failed to sink), at least one secondary hit on the destroyer USS _Hoel,_ and joined forces with the _Nagato_ and _Haruna_ to finish off the destroyer escort USS _Samuel B. Roberts._ In return, a volley of torpedoes from either the _Hoel_ or _Heerman_ forced her to turn away, removing her (and Kurita) from the battle. In the end, Kurita broke off his attack and retreated. For 5 ships sunk and 7 damaged, Taffy 3 had sunk 3 Japanese heavy cruisers, damaged 3 more and 2 battleships, and denied Center Force its goal of disrupting the American landings on Leyte. It was an unambiguous American victory. It was also the only surface action of the Yamato's career. Ergo, my assertion that "the Yamato lost her only surface action to a handful of DD's and DE's" is entirely true and accurate. You are welcome to contest the assertion that losing her only surface action to a force that she _outweighed in full_ somehow does not disqualify _Yamato_ from being the "most powerful" battleship.
Knowing that sistership Musashi fell from air strikes. Another will take her place like A great Phoenix and emperor rises from the ashes of its predecessor. A-140-F6 variant AA suite. Such a beautiful Battleship with the gorgeous lines like a Samurai with wooden armor. The speed of a soaring crane. And the strength of a Shogun. It would be amazing if IJN Yamato was rebuilt only for Museum. Pictures and animations are sometimes never enough. Thankfully World of Warships heeds the call for the Legendary Yamato (Great Harmony).
And the third sistership Shinano was 'completed' as an aircraftcarrier and sunk by a submarine. BUt yeah, it would really be cool, if they would rebuild iconic ships, that were sunk for museum. i am not only thinking of yamato and/or musashi, but also hood, bismarck/tirpitz and prinz eugen. which arguably was one of the best heavy cruisers of its time, and, most importantly, the only german capital ship to survive ww2 and two nukes.
@@Lupus_Indomitus That will never happen because the docks changed as years went on. Plus the prices from building ships like that. They tripled from how much materials it was. But yeah it would be cool.
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The IJN Yamato was an engineering marvel for her time...just the turrets without the guns weighed more than a destroyer alone...such a great design too
Indeed though Yamato had flaws in its design such as weaker AA guns compared to both Royal and US Navy battleships and in all honesty I reckon the USS Vermont could've given Yamato a good fight since Vermont had better guns then Iowa
@@JohntheLNERP2 imagine comparing an actual ship that was built over some fantasy ship (the WW2 Battleship Vermont was never built before). Not to mention the Yamato was designed back when Aircraft Carriers wasn't the most dominant ship in naval warfare, hence it had weak AA defense since they didn't thought it was needed, research alittle before u talk shit
I may have lost my fight, but I know that my people are proud of me for taking on the enemy. Speak my name with respect, I may rest at the bottom of the sea, but my legend lives on. Because a legend can never die as long as it is remembered. People still remember me today and my name is Yamato!!! 🎌
I Agree Brother we have loss,but our legacy has not loss
Long Live the Emperor,Long Live the Japanese Empire!
Americans were a coward to engage in air warfare than a naval
We are support you please come back to your life brother imperial japan
Long live friendship of imperial japanese and azad hind empire
Yamato was a true warrior. Gave her life for her country, just like a Samurai.
But it didnt do anything good its entire existance,Even a 18" british ww1 gun has the record of the longest hit with heaviest shell
I'm still alive tho
@Karmai9 Sniper ship? what did it sink?
Beehive shells are stupid and didnt work Yamato was a waste of resiourcesthat could have built probably 2 battleships in that time @Karmai9
@Karmai9 so accurate she never sank it
I cried when i watched this, even though i never cry. This is a beautiful masterpiece that should never be forgotten. These men fought to the very last breath in believing they would be rewarded in a lost battle. This legend of a ship, the Yamato will never die. It will keep on with its legacy. Let us not say RIP but long live the legacy of the Yamato.
I like Yamato, but honestly it didn't even achieve any of its goals in real life. It completely failed.
Да будет так!!!!Россия ✋✋✋💥💥
Yea I won't never die and I'm still alive bro
@@MH-kc1euIt sank a destroyer and a carrier.
@@MH-kc1eu Heh, because it was too expensive for Japan Empire. And after Tarent and Pearl Harbor Japanese realized Yamato (alone, without air cover) has no chance when faced with hundreds aircrafts.
YAMATO is a samurai never die legend
Yamato is more like giant samurai walking in the sea
Yes👍🏻🇯🇵
Yamato is the super star destroyer of the sea since it inspired the Executor on my opinion
@@SithEmpireV08 Yes you are correct👍🏻👍🏻
indeed fellow star wars fan@@eduardorosasilva8904
A model kit of the Yamato is an order to keep its memory alive and spread it's legacy across the world
True
Bro I'm alive wait there's one?
fax
I respect those brave souls fought on the yamato, Rip yamato.
Japanese Emperor are Brave in ww2 for their country
rest in pieces
Si ami no me gusto 😭😭😭😭😭
@@Vi4none The soldiers were brave, the emperor was not, he was a coward who used his people as a shield against the allies and committed atrocities, along with the high command.
@@dylandarnell3657 😂
Rest in Peace yamato.. 78 years ago a Legend disappered
But how is it a legend if it died so easily
@@MH-kc1eu because IT was The ship with the biggest caliber and The largest Battleship ever build with sister ship musashi.. she Had His own Song.. and so Long List.. read about her.. so you can understand why.. ^^
Umm what, looks don't mean it's combat ready
Yamato had the worst AA guns of WWII and Yamato did not sink any ships, Yamato ran away from the American fleet in the Philippines like a coward and hid for the rest of the war, Yamato didn't even accomplish it's last mission.
@@MH-kc1eu so you measure Legends on Wins ? And ignore The facts of this giant?
Look at Germany.. best weapons Technology airplane Technology.. and so in.. Milestones of Industrial Tech.. lost WW2.. but there Many legendary Things.. Like rockets, nightvison infantry, me262.. Horton Go 229..
All legendary Things.. but lost The war.. so is Like telling Titanic ist No Legend, because sank of Steel Carbonate problems..
As with Bismarck, Tirpitz, Yamato will never fade , her legend will always burn bright
IJN Yamato...you will never be forgotten friend ❤
Yamato no fue destruido al igual que el Bismark siguen navegando majestuosamente por los océanos de nuestros corazones. Ellos siempre serán recordados.
War ein tolles Super Schlachtschiff das die Weltmeere beherrscht.❤
Yamato is my favorite battleship of all, he fought with honor and glory until the end
rest in peace IJN Yamato
RIP the legend of Japan.😢
Legends never die ❤
Love you Japan 😊The Ijn Yamato
Are you bengali? I am a bengali and I like you're comment 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Hey I'm still alive
Even if they were labeled as the bad guys in the Pacific, Japan’s courage, determination, and bravery on the battlefield, as well as their ironclad will to fight, will live on in the minds and hearts of all who remember them.
Oh god! How brave they fought. Two mighty nation stood against entire world. Respect to all of the brave souls. RIP
Technically it was three because of Italy but they weren’t much help
@@321ttyyrr There were also many other nations that were in the Axis.
@@sahkomies176 most of which were either forced to or gave in or were puppets
@@OlympiaMapping such as?
@@OlympiaMapping maybe the balkans and vichy but thats pretty much it
In the end, the battleship Yamato saved itself from going to the scrapyard. Very clever.
Yes and died like true samurai, may he and his brave crew Rest In Peace.👑🇯🇵🕊🙏
Honor a los más grandes de toda la historia universal
R I P YAMATO . YOU ARE LEGEND OF THE WORLD😥🎌🎌
Yamato is one of the keys to our courage, be brave like a samurai, fight like a samurai, and die like a samurai. 😢
even though the Yamato spent most of her life as a cruise ships for infantry.
R.I.P Yamato and his brave soldiers 😢😢🙏🏻🙏🏻😭😭😭
BRO I'M ALIVE
Rip Yamato
Yamato will live forever. More than just a ship. Immortal Legend. Master of the Oceans. God of War. Steel will rust, Glory - never.
Yes it is a god of being at the bottom of the ocean and only taking 10 planes before it sunk😂
Yamato sunk 2 ships in its career, 1 was completely unarmed and the other had basically run out of ammo. Yamato was too big to fit into docks, had such a heavy rebound on its guns that it shattered windows and tipped over and sunk in minutes after a torpedo plane hit it. A torpedo plane is powerful, but shouldn't be able to take down the largest battleship ever made with one shot.
The Yamato is not destroyed, it is still sailing with its great power in the giant seas In our hearts
fax man..I'm soon playing Yamato in world of warships
@@SithEmpireV08You got the lady already?
@@hidemhd1962 what do u mean???
@@SithEmpireV08 Yamato, that pretty, beautiful, attractive, THICC lady (or the f*cking ship)
@@hidemhd1962 ah yes the Yamato...soon I will get it on world of warships...one segment left
Noooo😢 el yamato el varco mas grande has resistido mucho 😫😫😫😞
Rest in Peace for Imperial Japanese Navy (IJN) Yamato
I'll hope you is happy in there
I was your big fans
The world greatest war ship - the bravest Crew - never forgotten
The Yamato is like the Santísima Trinidad kings of the oceans in battle nearly unbeatable in a 1v1 but both were overwhelmed by a more mobile foe.
Also, both the product of tunnel-vision design that focused on overwhelming firepower to the point of sacrificing utility, and consuming resources that would have been better spent on smaller warships.
Noka payamato
Yamato had no chance of winning ever, it was big but it wasn't strong.
10 out of 10 for that song it's so good
"A soldier doesnt kill because they hate whats infront of them, they kill beacausenthey love whats behind them"
Yamato you were my favorite battleship😭😭😭😭😭😭
We need to make Yamato a legend so that thousands of years from now people look back and think of it the same way we think of Achilles and Hercules.
To an extent she might be. Yamato will most likely be remembered most as a ship built for the wrong war. At the end of the day it’s kind of poetic. Imagine her as a samurai during its final days. Just like her samurai ancestors she was an ‘old’ relic from the past. Slowly but surely losing power and influence until seen as a liability. Just like the samurai’s final stand back in the 1800s the same would happen with Yamato. Her final battle in my eyes represented the final stand of battleships as carriers, destroyers, subs, and cruisers were replacing them. She never got the true glory of battle and sinking her foes like her ancestors such as in 1905 Russia-Japanese war. But in the end she has represented the end of the old ways of navel battles where now all we can do is wait for what the 21st century of navel wars will look like.
@@zacharyfunman7950 true
The Yamato can not die
Yamato was a warship made from Japan in ww2. Yamato was attacked by over 400 aircraft launched from aircraft carriers. Yamato’s mission was to attack a location but was ambushed by those carriers. Yamato’s mission was a suicide Mission so it sank. Yamato had a thick layer of armor in its hull but even with that it still sank. Yamato was packed with many guns, both main and secondary. But Yamato wasn’t made for anti air. It was made for battling other ships. It capsized and v break with either boiler explosion or magazine detonation.
R.I.P Yamato and all the people who served in it. ❤
Yamato in 1945 had got 150 anti-aircraft guns (barrels)! Was it few? NO! It was a plenty! But still not enough...
and now can you imagine 1 warship in our era (202x) that fight versus over 400 advanced aircraft (contains jet fighter,jet bomber,jet torpedo, etc) launched from 12 aircraft carrier..?
3:10 I see..... a mighty warrior dying head high and with the honor of having fought
The captain turning part was my favorite
R.I.P, Bismarck and Yamato.
Yamato was the pride of all Japanese.
Yas rip Yamato and Bismarck the commander German
Rest In Pieces to all fascist ego-trips
@@dylandarnell3657 Said by the allied powers who are as horrid as those fascists.
@@avicennabasri5247 Simp all you want, it won't change the fact that you and your fascist buddies lost.
@@dylandarnell3657 What? Where did you get that I support fascist lmao?
The end is painful, but his memory is alive 😞💔
You should make one about the USS Johnston a Fletcher Class destroyer that went up against the Yamato and rest of the fleet all on its own in the battle off Samar. The Yamato was a legendary battleship tribute to those who died onboard the IJN Yamato.
Johnoston charge was really heroic
El Johnston fue otra leyenda hundido en 1941 4 cuatro años después que el yamato
Por cierto el uss Johnston fue vengado 😃
Es que el yamato hundio al Johnston de un torpedasobletal😔
Torpedaso letal
Imagine yamatos crew seeing this 😭😭
I think they all are dead
Edit i know that some are alive
@@easygamer36 bruhh just imagine
they will remember the might of this ship the true unsinkable
@@ноль-м1х what?
SuperMelon say some there is survived
I honour those souls who fought to get their natural resources
The Brave Battleship (Yamato) We Miss you Yamato 😭😭😭
Yamato You are a Brave Legend We forgive you 🥺😭
Yamato wasn't "brave" it was a waste of materials.
@@amaritineenthusiast like you? Off yourself as an example
@@amaritineenthusiast yamato was brave , but not worthy.
@@IvoryKing-q3b it cowered away from every battle it entered
0:14 Oop! Voice crack!
DiEeEeEeE
This is Amazing thank you
I give the most respect to our men who flew planes and attacked the most armored ship of the time
Yamato certainly is the most heavily armored ship for its time, but its anti-air was at the rock bottom of efficiency. If anything, the Iowas would be the best battleships with anti-air defenses, which they have proven over the years that they've been in service.
@@ivanruzic2592 yes the Yamatos anti aircraft guns were really bad but I’m saying Mott’s heavily armed in numbers of anti aircraft guns.
@@ussarizona2201 Numbers are of little use if those guns can't even elevate high enough to shoot down those planes. If anything, Yamato's main guns are of better use for shooting down planes, as they had those..... type 3 shells? I think..... which were primarily designed for such a use.
@@ivanruzic2592 yes the type three main gun ammunition was good but could really hit the planes because of poor fire control directors. Oh well my comment is a little misleading I’ll change it.
@@ivanruzic2592 when i would have been in ww2, there would be no ship, that i would like more to be in while an air attack than an iowa. cause they literally had aa guns, whereever they could fit one.
Yamato is more than a ship, its a legend that will go on for gens. Even the steel rusts, but not is legend ( my english name is also Yamato )
it's not a legend
Musashi and Yamato now in heaven peace :)
Yeah no they are 500 feet under water
Hi sister
@M0Dgng yep
@@ijnyamato9048 Hello :D
@@ijnyamato9048 big battleship got kaboom by 13 torps and 6 bombs
Rest in Peace, Legends never die
77 years after, still a Legend
Sunk 7th April ...
the yamato actually took 12 bombs and 7 torpedoes
we now know that the bismark fans on the nazis sides thing that yamato sucks and its weak are very wrong
@@amdecentgamingmoveyt1586 yamato is the biggest warship in human history i say it was very strong for the time
@@easygamer36 it also has the largest gun ever mounted on a ship
@@amdecentgamingmoveyt1586 YES.... 18.1 INCH GUNS, BIGGEST TO BE EVER MOUNTED ON A REAL BATTLESHIP.....
@@easygamer36 当時の日本にアメリカ並の溶接技術があれば大和は沈まなかったかもしれません。
Yamato is my favourite ship!!
Rip yamayo 🥲🥲🥲😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😑😑😑😑😑😑😑😑🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺😥😥😥😥😓😓😓😢😢😢😢😱😱😱😰😰😖😖😣😣😣😩😩😩😫😫😫😵😵😵😵
Mine is yamato and misouri
Yamato was a real legend 😇😇
Agreed
@kmsbismarcktheironeagle5123 they where both true warriors made of steel with cannons
Rest in peace Yamato and Bismarck you are legend
Yamato wasn't a legend at all, it cowered away from battle at all costs
No Yamato was a legend she just got out number
Obwohl ich aus Amerika komme, ist ihre Geschichte sehr schmerzhaft, besonders für die Japaner😢😢😢
This video making me cry for all the crew that served on the Yamato😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Graphics are just amazing
the song make the battle more epic
She was a beauty of a ship. A true monster of the seas. My favourite ww2 era battleship along with her sister Musashi
Yamato has fallen in battle just like a real Japanese Samurai. RIP
Following stupid orders, failing to achieve its operational objective or inflict significant damage on the enemy, and with an overwrought sense of morality about the whole affair? Yeah, that scans.
And Ninjas killed that samurai.
It wasn't just a Samurai, it was more of a Shogun than a Samurai
@Skypher 66 no it was a samurai giant
@@Rupy-nm1ml no it was a true warrior
*I respect cameramen who had rec the tragedy*
lol
Un grand respect à ce navire mythique
😓😓🤚✋
"Yamato was like forging a sword while everybody else was wielding machine guns" -some guy in a documentary video about Yamato
I'm sad to see my favorite battleship sink although it didn't do much in the war it will always be a legendary ship in my eyes . . . R.I.P Yamato, may the former flagship rest in piece 😔😭
Same of what you are seeing❤❤❤❤😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢❤❤❤❤😢😢😢😢😢😢
I'm still alive man
if ever IJN Yamato and her Sister Musashi didn't sunk for sure the country of Japan make them a Museum.and we will actually See how Big this Two sister battleship they are
They would make her modernization same as Iowa-class battleship
Legends never die
When the world is calling you
Very fearful appearance!
I love that video that you made it was really cool I really like it 250 planes came out it shot at it and it only has so many guns to fight that much tons of battleships and the planes salute the soldiers that helped Japanese Salute yamato
戦艦大和は1941年12月16日に
竣工した超巨大軍艦でした
しかし1945年4月7日
坊ノ岬沖海戦にて轟沈
乗組員 3056人のうち生存者
僅か276名
北緯30度22分17秒
東緯128度4分00秒の冷たい海底
に今も鎮座しています
あと存在感薄いけど大和の姉妹艦で戦艦武蔵という大和そっくりの艦艇がいます
間違いがあるかもしれないので信じ込まない方がいいです
大和がどのくらいでかいか知りたいなら広島県呉市の大和ミュージアムに行ってすぐ横の海の方へ行くと大和の全長の二分の一の大きさをした大和の看板の形をした
地面があるので興味がある人は是非行ってみてください
長くなってごめんなさい
Let that legend ship rest in peace once again😭
Si 😭😭😭😭😭
*In pieces
@@dylandarnell3657 you have no respect dude
@@challenger.mp4 Respect is for ships that weren't built and used by fascists. Or at least ones that were designed intelligently and weren't chucked into the meatgrinder to salve a politician's ego.
@@dylandarnell3657 you think ships like the Yamato, Prinz Eugen, and the Bismark weren't carefully and intelligently developed and instead built to save a politician's ego? You can't be more wrong.
they fight until death they are the braves fighters ever
Damn its rlly painfull to see yamato gone
Yamato was the powerfull battleship in the world
Fact
Arkadaşlar evet yamato gerçek bir savaşçı olmasına rağmen torpidolara karşı çok dayanıklı bir gemi değildi ama gerçekten ben bu videoyu ne zaman izlesem ağlamamak için kendimi zor tutuyorum
"In peace, sons bury fathers. In war, fathers bury sons"
Everytime the japanese army bleed for reaching greatness , love you japan and for yamato in peace❤
Battleship Yamato and Musashi were the kings of the ocean, but unfortunately they went through a very tough battle and unfortunately they did not win, but honor to all sailors and those who defended their family and homeland.
queens*
Yamato and Musashi were oversized hunks of iron and underperformed severely even compared to contemporary US battleships. And they were "defending their family and homeland" only in the sense that their foreign policy of invading and butchering other people's families and homelands was now coming back on them.
Within about a year of her launching, her obsolescence was demonstrated by the Japanese themselves with the victory of their naval aviation at Pearl Harbor, and by their sinking of Repulse and Prince of Wales. Not too surprising that she didn't do well under serious air attack.
Yamato survived major beatings more than intended making this more mesmerising. Her crew and her crew played more than they supposed to.
Iam indian Muslim but i almost crying ❤
Yamato is a legendary ship well survived soon ❤️
it's not
Un verdadero guerrero 😢 luchador
Like a true samurai
IJN YAMATO 💕
@messenger.of.lesbiallahspamming is legal
@@भूमावसपत्नमृद्धंillegal in my yard
RIP THE STRONGEST BATTLE SHIP EVER BUILT "IJN YAMATO"
Still One of the greatest battleships to every sail even if she wasn't able to do alot
Not the greatest, just the biggest. The only surface action she saw, she lost to a handful of destroyers and escorts.
@@dylandarnell3657
He clearly said ''one of the greatest''. And yes the Yamato was the biggest and the most powerful battleship ever built and that is fact.
@@i_nameless_i-jgsdf Biggest, yes, as I said. Most powerful... nah. Losing her only surface action to a handful of DD's and DE's is a pretty terminal disqualifier for that.
@@dylandarnell3657
She being the most powerful BB came from her firepower consisted of 9x 46cm main guns and solid armor protection.
You don't consider something is powerful simply because it saw more actions ?
And what ship are you talking about exactly ? Both Musashi and Yamato were sunk by aircraft with multiple hits from bombs and torpedos, which one sank by destroyers ? i think you are on the wrong ship lol
@@i_nameless_i-jgsdf The gun caliber was wasted, because Japan had a fetish for dumb shell designs and couldn't make FC radar. The Iowa-class could engage at much longer range, and its shells could penetrate more armor.
The only surface engagement of the Yamato-class's career was the Battle off Samar, in which both ships were attached to ADM Kurita's Center Force. Center Force, consisting of 5 battleships & 12 cruisers, was to attack the American forces landing on Leyte. (Ozawa's Northern Force was to lure away Halsey's Third Fleet and act as a sacrificial diversion. Nishimura and Shima's Southern Force was to come up through the south in a pincer attack. Of the 3, only Northern Force succeeded.) Air power whittled Center Force down en route, sinking the _Musashi_ and destroying or crippling 4 heavy cruisers. Kurita pressed on, and attacked Leyte with most of the IJN's naval power - including _Yamato_ and three other battleships.
The American force left to defend Leyte was Task Unit 77.4.3 ("Taffy 3" for short) under RADM Sprague. Sprague had 6 escort carriers, 3 destroyers, and 4 destroyer escorts. His entire fleet displaced less than the _Yamato_ alone. His largest gunships, the destroyers, each displaced less than one of Yamato's turrets.
It _should_ have been a one-sided massacre. Instead, the Japanese forces ran without completing their mission.
Japanese fire-control was almost completely ineffective at long range, nullifying the range advantage of their larger guns. By contrast, the American ships, with radar-guided FC computers, could accurately engage the Japanese ships at maximum range even while maneuvering rapidly. Despite having a range advantage on paper, in order to actually land hits on the American ships, the Japanese had to close to well within the destroyers' gun range. Once they did so, several Japanese ships were unable to depress their guns far enough to target the smaller ships at close range. Lacking updated recognition manuals and assuming only an equivalent force would be giving battle instead of running away, Kurita's forces repeatedly misidentified Taffy 3's DDs, DEs, and CVEs as battleships, cruisers, and fleet carriers - and thus spent most of the battle firing AP shells, which passed through the unarmored American ships without detonating. Redundant systems and excellent damage control allowed the American ships to absorb multiple hits without losing function. Scattered squalls hid the American ships from Japanese fire - but not the other way around.
_Yamato_ landed three main battery hits on the destroyer USS _Johnston_ and one near miss on the escort carrier USS _White Plains_ (both of which, while heavily damaged, failed to sink), at least one secondary hit on the destroyer USS _Hoel,_ and joined forces with the _Nagato_ and _Haruna_ to finish off the destroyer escort USS _Samuel B. Roberts._ In return, a volley of torpedoes from either the _Hoel_ or _Heerman_ forced her to turn away, removing her (and Kurita) from the battle. In the end, Kurita broke off his attack and retreated.
For 5 ships sunk and 7 damaged, Taffy 3 had sunk 3 Japanese heavy cruisers, damaged 3 more and 2 battleships, and denied Center Force its goal of disrupting the American landings on Leyte. It was an unambiguous American victory. It was also the only surface action of the Yamato's career. Ergo, my assertion that "the Yamato lost her only surface action to a handful of DD's and DE's" is entirely true and accurate.
You are welcome to contest the assertion that losing her only surface action to a force that she _outweighed in full_ somehow does not disqualify _Yamato_ from being the "most powerful" battleship.
Rip yamato respect
I will not forget how I fought for his life
the yamato adventure (reference of the poseidon adventure)
I wish i could go down with the legend , such an death of honor....
Perfect Content
wow
A magnificent warship
Knowing that sistership Musashi fell from air strikes. Another will take her place like A great Phoenix and emperor rises from the ashes of its predecessor. A-140-F6 variant AA suite. Such a beautiful Battleship with the gorgeous lines like a Samurai with wooden armor. The speed of a soaring crane. And the strength of a Shogun. It would be amazing if IJN Yamato was rebuilt only for Museum. Pictures and animations are sometimes never enough. Thankfully World of Warships heeds the call for the Legendary Yamato (Great Harmony).
And the third sistership Shinano was 'completed' as an aircraftcarrier and sunk by a submarine. BUt yeah, it would really be cool, if they would rebuild iconic ships, that were sunk for museum. i am not only thinking of yamato and/or musashi, but also hood, bismarck/tirpitz and prinz eugen. which arguably was one of the best heavy cruisers of its time, and, most importantly, the only german capital ship to survive ww2 and two nukes.
@@Lupus_Indomitus That will never happen because the docks changed as years went on. Plus the prices from building ships like that. They tripled from how much materials it was. But yeah it would be cool.
@@veteranassassin4591 i know, that it will never happen. Sadly.
ironically it was proposed to the Japanese Government to rebuild a 1:1 Yamato for a Museum. I don't know what ever happened to it though.
@@OlympiaMapping At least the 85ft scale model in the Yamato Museum is there.
Yamato is great and Musashi as well.
Very Cool Video
el yamato es el mejor ❤
And some think the Titanic sinking was dramatic
Rip yamato 😢😢😢
Rip Japan
this video makes me addicted
"Old man start the war, and its the youths job to die"
Yamato is the biggest ship buat has sunk dramaticly
I like yamato 😭😭😭 !
Tutta la vita Yamato❤️
WE BELIEVE IN YOU YAMATO
Sorry for everyone who died in war.