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Almost started ww3 can I stand the strain😮😊

Man, this channel is full of poor matching footage and misinformation. It does, however, give people a nudge to dig into a story more. It feels like the entire channel is AI generated though. Good enough to say “hey, check out this story”, and not much more. Honestly, only reason I still follow is to hear the basic outline and then look into it further.

The fist problem with any thing you have done, the Falklands still has to many things unexplined, you missed the fact that Maggie withdrew half the 20 UK marines, then the only UK warship, a survey class, and declared via the press she was willing to let the Falklands go, The unexplained loss of a write once log, that could not be stolen, yet she claimed was Makes the whole thing very shaky, not to mention Maggie had the lowest aproval rating of any prime minister every up till then. I still cant see why you deviated from the subject matter to include the falklands. Leona.

I don't think anyone at the time who served on Conks would say the torpedoes were state of the art, it's the crew and boat that are legendary.

Skip to 10:22 to watch the part about taking the towed array.

What a cracking story! :-)

A good video but the video footage of submarine type does not sync with the dialog and voice over. In one cut you see a resolution class SSBN whilst the dialog continues to talk about conqueror. At 1 min.24 you see a resolution class SSBN, the hull profile and fin (conning tower) is a different shape. At 4 min 16 you see a polaris missile fired with the caption underneath of a harpoon missile. Again your footage show a SSBN, HMS Resolution Class at 4 min 50, there is a rating holding the plaque of Resolution while your voice over is talking about when conqueror or the first churchill class was launched. You need to re-edit your video. I don't doubt that this story is probably true, but please make sure all of your video clips match the dialog and get rid of the music it doesn't work, sorry. My late father was a submariner and commanding officer during the cold war, so I know a thing or two about class types!

She was sunk by a mine, not some mysterious threat.

Surely the fact that the Conquerer was able to sneak up and steal this device without being noticed means it was useless?

Soooo, how did it almost spark WWIII if the Soviets never knew about the mission?

I would pick SD 10 our of 10 in WW2.

This is some top notch Cold War shenanigans. It’s just fascinating how many insane stunts like this were attempted and is why I worry we’re headed that direction again. I think the saving grace is that economically Russia is so so small that they’re DECADES behind NATO tech.

You completely screw up a good video by adding ridiculous music makes no sense sometimes can't understand you due to stupid music whatever you call it

That has to be the undersea equivalent of picking somebody's picket. Nicely done.

At least one of the was fitted for Harpoon antiship cruise missiles. It was docked at the sub base in San Diego. Across the pier from the sub I was in. Circa 1979 (?)

So very British!

well if the average round from a battleship is like firing a Volkswagen at you i guess a 160 in gun fires what tanks at you.

RIP Darryl Cope. HMS Sheffield

The USN Massachusetts did fight the Vichy French Battleship. It was an unequal fight since the Jean Paul wasn't completed.

no way the commies didn't know

She was a good boat with skilful crews.

Like stealing a fishing lure without the fisherman knowing.

Loads of incorrect information here. But the general story is fine. Of course Cant say what bits. Submariners should never speak of such things.

1:30, Winston Churchill was NOT a WW1 hero, not by any definition of the word.

When I saw this title, I thought it would be of Soviet naval officer Vasili Arkhipov, the Brigade Chief of Staff on submarine B-59, who refused to fire a nuclear missile and saved the world from World War III and nuclear disaster. not at this story B5 nine is more of a true almost started World War III story

The fastest destroyers of WW2 were the French Le Fantasque class Le Terrible 45.03 knots and 42.93 knots for 8 hours Source David Miller Warships

I was on RFA OLNA a tanker, HMS Conqueror helped save may life by sending there fleet away.

No.

Type XXI absolutely couldn't stay underwater "indefinitely" what a load of crap. At most they could stay underwater for slightly over 3 days in terms of battery capacity if fully charged travelling at a very slow 5kts. The conditions wouldn't be great after that period underwater, the air quality would be a real issue. Also the claim that they could dive deeper is also untrue. They had worse diving depth than previous U Boats.

A good book is 'Secrets of the Conquerer'...its goes into its Falklands role and then straight on to operation barmaid...thats why the log book went missing when the belgrano enquiry occured

It was fitted with a 24 bit main frame computer! Cutting edge for the time. LOL!

A high percentage of your video shows RN Resolution class submarines which were designed to carry ballistic missiles, even so, it was quite enjoyable.

Operation Barmaid because when the sailors saw the device mounted in place they thought of a nice British girl in a pub handing over pints with both of her arms.

cover up maybe - navy never tells truth to protect the nation - tin foil hat time and tom clancey - book called red november gives clues to sub mishaps

I just can't stomach this voice any more. I hope he doesn't talk to his family that way.

Hmmm.... But, but it didn't almost spark WW3.

Is this the same boat that sank the General Belgrano?

In the 80's I worked at the legendary Toronto Iron Works that made the plate steel shells of these towed array sonar buoys. Designed in 2 pieces they were shaped somewhat like a sardine about assembled into a 6 ft x 2.5ft x 1.5 ft high pod with finned edges designed to create minimal turbulence when towed. As "hightech" as the system sounds it was actually made in a blacksmith shop using an open coke forge, custom "hand made" jigs/forms and old fashioned C Presses.

Conkers turned out to be a right bastard . . . to both the Argie's and the Reds!😂😂😂

I still have the newspaper with the headline GOTCHA in a plastic sleeve , we may be a small country but don't mess

The Deep State Military Complex for profits.

The shear head left telltale marks. Maybe the Soviet pawned them with a dud to mess with the Allies. That was too easy especially since the Soviets could have gone to active sonar at will.

what in gods name is 362.75 feet ????? 362 feet 8 inches surely

@Dark Seas - Damn Limeys picked Ivan's pockets clean.

Could have flicked the whole planet.

Nelson was a very busy and effective ship, able to withstand torps, mines, and aerial bombing and keep on shooting. Amazing.

He can’t even control his poop time😂😂😂😂

Alex Jones is right ❤❤❤INFOWARS❤❤❤😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

Seen her scull and crossbones flag she flew on return home. At his Raleigh submarine school. Next to mountbatten first Sea lord uniform .