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When the President used to be Asistant Secretary of the Navy and says build battle cruisers....you say Yes sir.

wow thanks for a full history of MV Atlantic Conveyor in battle. most things i have seen and read only give a paragraph to th eloss and it's affects and i remember that the Coventry loss dominated the news at the time

Those ships were Battlecruisers. They fit the bill perfectly. Frankly, I'm still dismayed that such useful ships were junked so far.

Sou do Brasil e servi no depto de máquinas do CT Paraná, D29, ex- USS Cushing. Um abraço a todos.

My father was on USS Hall fire control w/ Seven battle stars This was a great video.

La Armada de Chile contó con 2 unidades a partir de finales de 1974 de la clase Allen M. Sumner Mod. Fueron el DD 697 Charles S. Sperry y el DD 779 Douglas H. Fox ... sirvieron en la Armada Chilena hasta principios y fines de 1990 con los nombres de DD 16 Ministro Zenteno y DD 17 Ministro Portales respectivamente ( eran buques muy nobles y " duros de matar " 😲 prueba de ello fue el hundimiento del DD 17 Ministro Portales en 1998 con cañonazos de otros buques de la Escuadra , bombas de aviación y finalmente fue dinamitado para que se hundiera de una buena vez : Hay un video circulando en internet sobre el Hundimiento del PORTALES el 11 de Noviembre de 1998😢

Your pronunciation is abominable. That comes from someone who serve on three of these ships

Did this ship actually ever visit Liverpool ? Because it's beginning to turn into an absolute myth

I served on Antelope '79, '80, '81 (Dec). Don't remember going to the far east! Went to the Windies in 81.

First RAS was with Sutherland not QE

The hawker hunter of ships. Just looks right

Great information......it was my dads ship in ww2

Would have made sense as a fleet flagship instead of the abused future special underwater ship. But neither they would have been able to maintain. Like with software devs, people need to understand its one level to build a cool thing but a whole different level to maintain and upgrade it.

Juno was my dads last leander. Im sure it was after 1985? He left in '92?

EN3 on the USS San Jacinto (CG 56) from 95 to 98. She decommissioned in September 2023 and was sent to the Philadelphia Navy yard. Victory is Certain!

Hopefully as the UK ramps up the shipbuilding process, our yards will be revitalised and the property developers are evicted to allow for idled yards and drydocks to be brought back into service.

RFA Argus not HMS 😊

My father was an NCO on the USS Haynsworth, in the late 50's to through the 60's. He was part of the Bay Of Pig's invasion and was fired upon in Vietnam.

Served on USS Marshall DD676 1954 to 1957. Great duty! Ron W.

Poorly researched pal, and making excuses for a below par Weapons system is nonsensical.

I remember the BBC drama ‘Warship’ based on the adventures of HMS Hero, a fictional Leander, and its crew. Still remember the theme tune.

You never mentioned HMS Apollo which was my last ship leaving her and the navy in 1976

First time I've seen Atlantic Conveyer. Heard about her, never seen her. Rippa set up, If, I was still part of a War Gaming and Tactics Group. I could use that set up bludy effectively. Thanks!

Wow, so none of the Cruisers we have today have purpose-built hulls and sit way lower in the water as a result. Maybe these will be the next ships to be modernized.

This aircraft carrier ran away from West Papua when Russia gave Indonesia the Sverdlov class cruiser😂…

my great uncle was on Hms Good hope i found out recently

Served aboard the Gregory DD802 and the Mullany DD528 in the early 60's as a Sonarman. Eventually SOG2. Gregory (eventually scrapped as a result) was in a collision with McDermut DD677 during ASW ops off of San Diego in 1963 when I transferred to Mullany to finish out my 4 years during the '63- '64 WESPAC cruise. Fond memories. Those were real hard core fighting ships. They would really take a pounding in heavy seas. Lots of Plane Guard duty chasing carriers. There were still WWII sailors aboard then to show us youngsters the Navy way. Liberty was a blast overseas.

They could have thought of a worse name than Sea Slug, slugs arent exactly the fastest garden pests.

DD590 uss Paul Hamilton and dd591uss twigs can you please 🙏 tell and show me pictures 📷 of these 2 ships 🚢 and their crew?

It would have been interesting if the Germans had gotten an exception that would have been alloyed them to finish this ship after the war or if Greece could have replaced it with an existing Imperial German or Austria Hungarian ship of equivalentish capabilities.

My late father served on these subs as the engineering officer.

Thank you. Somehow an effect of this particular HMS Hood bio made apparent the amazing length of her service. And she seemed to be prima inter pares, and a core element of a rapid and powerful squadron. The Hood with Renown, 2 late Town class 12 gun light cruisers, and 4 destroyers. I can't help but to wonder about those 4 destroyers, possibly a Tribal flotilla.

Would like to see one done on the USS brush, I appreciate your commentary and the information, God bless all those who have served in all of our armed forces and this particular video done on the Navy.

You make good videos.

Jiangwei, not jianwei. Missed a G, mate. Nice research otherwise

Alaskas were. Battlecruisers

My Dad was on the Alfed Cunningham after serving on the New Jersey 1953, he will be 90 in July 2024! Go Navy…

Good video but the tsar abdicated in March and Lenin did not take power untill october. The bolshivics overthrew the provisional government not tje tsar.

I did beaver, Sheffield and Campbeltown

My father was a signalman on the USS Howorth DD594.

There is no evidence whatsoever for your explanation as to how Hood was sunk. In fact, there was no "trough in the ship's wake" and there is no eyewitness testimony of a shell landing just short of Hood. Hood was well- known throughout the fleet in 1941 as a very wet ship because she rode so low in the water, and the last photograph of her bears that out- showing a ship whose quarterdeck is awash with waves within just a few feet of "Y" turret. It's worth your time to read Marder's book "From the Dardanelles to Oran" for Captain Leach's and Commander Lawson's actual views on how Hood was sunk. I'm 'not' saying that their opinion is fact because far too much of Hood is missing for the true cause to ever be known for certain. That said their case is a good one- at the very least as good as any "million- to- one" shot.

Still think the batch 3 type 22s were amongst the finest looking ships produced for the RN and one of the most potent.

Successor of probably one of the most successful war ships ever (armored cruiser Averof), not in terms of battles necessarily won (2) but of area won

My uncle was lost with most of his crew mates on the Drexler off the coast of Okinawa May 28, 1945. Two kamikaze hits cut it in half when the second hit detonated the aft 5” magazine. Rest easy Uncle Burton.

Great video. One datail: Argdntina didn' invade the Falklands in 1982. Thd United Kkngdom invaded the Argentinian Islas Malvinas in 1833. In 1982 the Argentinian Marines took what is part of Argentina again, without hurting anybody living in the Islands. Just to let you know the complete true story.

She sat so low her stern well deck was constantly being washed over by waves in anything but a calm sea. I worked for years with a sailor who was transferred over to destroyers for radar training three days before she sailed after the Bismark. She was a beautiful ship but her demise has glorified her out of proportion in the British mind. HMS Vanguard was more beautiful in my opinion. Vanguard’s main turrets gears and motors still today elivate and turn the radio telescope at Jodrell Bank.