The absolutely most horrifying aspect of all these ships are the intact U-boats. You absolutely know they sunk from ruptured ballast tanks. Which means they did not sink like rocks, but drifted down. They also were above crush depth, so they did not implode from depth pressure. That means most, if not all, of the crew were alive when they hit bottom, never to surface again.

Rip Bismark and Hood, and all the crew members that lost there lives that day on those two ships. Very fierce historic battle.

3:25 RIP Carpathia "Hero of the Titanic."

Can we talk about how perfectly intact the Bismarck wreck is, that’s impressive

It’s amazing how miniscule these behemoths look when they are in ruins at sea

2:48 The sonar image is of a cargo ship, with the large rectangular openings to the cargo holds. HMS Sussex, pictured above it, was not sunk. It was broken up for scrap in 1950.

3:42 the tank: I’m a ship!

There’s something beautiful, sad and haunting about sunken ships, they sit at the body of every ocean or sea, resembling nothing more than worn, shattered pieces of wood and metal, their crew nothing more than a memory, and for us, a piece of history we proudly rediscover in an attempt to learn about what sunk it in the first place, but for now, the ships and their crew will remain in their watery graves

KMS Bismarck is still recognizable *Deutsche Qualitat 100%*

2:00 looks like a komodo dragon.

Bismarck sitting the right side up and still looks the same. Quality German Product™

Two thousand men, and fifty thousand tons of Steel, setting course for the Atlantic with the Allies on the heel.

A moment of silence for everyone who died in these ships

Lol at 3:43 the before image for the Sherman on D-Day was the fake inflatable army one

0:47 These images blend perfectly

3:02 It lived up to it's name

If you’re still paying attention to comments on this video, Canadian archeologists have found the HMS Terror; sister ship of the Erebus.

4:46 Ship:exists Enemy ship :does magic Pow it’s just dust

3:28 I'm gonna CRY I can't see Titanic's Hero like That!

3:42 tank on the left is a ballon lol

It was a sad end for the heroine ship RMS Carpathia.

Some Famous ships: 0:08 RMS Lusitania 0:16 HMHS Britannic 1:34 RMS Titanic 1:48 KMS Bismarck 3:28 RMS Carpathia 3:37 USS Arizona 4:05 IJN Yamato 4:43 HMS Hood Edit: This took like 5 mins to make 😂 Edit 2: I apologise for any missed ships and ‘male’ was changed to ‘make’

Ships are some of the most beautiful things mankind ever built. Their loss is tragic, and the music sets the tone well.

4:06 Nobody: Phil Swift: *Now Thats alot of damage!*

Wow the apart from battle damage the bismarck unlike most wartime shipwrecks is completely intact what an incredible ship

4:06 that huge explosion duh

3:44 Sherman: look at me, I'm the battleship now

1:50 : German Quality 4:44 : British Quality

4:05 my heart skipped a beat.

Titanic I'm the iconic and famous ship wreck in the world Yamato Musashi Bismarck USS Hornet And Hood: I'm I joke to you?

Gorgeouse video Its true what they say... There are more ships sunk than afloat... Hopefully they stay untouched by men forever

0:26 Sounds like a ghost ship spotting in 1890. *Scared in German*

That’s the movie wreck model of Arizona not real one

Thanks for including all the Great Lakes wrecks. It's really nice to see when those wrecks are all too often overlooked.

3:21 my mood right now

*At the bottom of the ocean, the depths of the abyss, They are bound by iron and blood, The flagship of the navy, the terror of the seas His guns have gone silent at last* *_Epic Guitar Solo_*

4:19 look closly at the text

imagine discovering the bismarck thinking its a normal battleship then BOOM a huge swastika on the front

It's amazing these ships are still partly in tact, but also eerie that they're so deep in the ocean, with the souls on board especially the submarines, rip warriors of the high seas

My great grandfather served on the USS Wisconsin and had gotten a plank from the ship as a family heirloom. My uncle has it but my dad had gotten a katana from a Japanese pilot that was captured after crashing in the water. The pilot had given the sword to my great grandfather as a sign of respect as that pilot was one of the best in the Japanese navy and the Wisconsin had managed to capture him, once my dad passes I might end up with it.

OH YES! I knew it as soon as 1) I saw your title and 2) a very precise and detailed animated re-enactment of the sinking of the Bismarck - By a wild series of circumstances as that massive ship sunk it managed to capsize, drop all its main turrets, sink at about 40 mph while it completely righted itself just in time to hit the bottom without breaking apart BUT was on top of an underwater mountainside, SOOO it was poised bow first down the slide shedding its superstructure UNTIL, by some fluke, it abruptly turned sharply ninety degrees to the slope to instantly come to a firm rest, stable as can be, upright and balanced, with mud cutting her bow like a bowwave, and if vision is obscured, looking as menacing as she does in her worst-looking pictures on the surface - still. This is a wonderful and delightful compilation for maritime aficionados to see these old ships' graves as they exist for real. Marvelous!

I was kinda suprised about the Yamato wreck. I was expecting it to be i 1 piece but then i saw the HMS Hood. Man that ship got rekted so bad

5:06 I went on that EXACTLY statue It's in Gloucester, Massachusetts honoring the fisherman mostly, I think

4:27 this ship’s sinking was the worst maritime disaster ever with over 9000 deaths because the ship was extremly over crowded 4:45 the hood was the pride of the royal navy during ww2 and was sunk while fighting the bismark

ship: sinks at old times everyone: this is going down in history!

Rip Bismark!

*old Rose from titanic movie* "Titanic was called the ship of dreams." *Echo of crew member* "ICE BERG RIGHT AHEAD!" *insert sad music used for movie* 1:31

R.I.P Bismarck and Yamato 😔

Lusitania's wreck is truly very sad to see

RIP HMS HOOD and Yamato

Am I the only one that feels a strong emotional connection with these old warships?

3:26 I Can't Believe My Eyes, That I Am Now Crying, That The Titanic Rescuer, A Massive Part Of History, A Fine, Fine, Ship, Is Now At The Bottom Of The Sea. Plus This Sad Music Makes It Even Worse.

Where's the HMS Victoria? You know what makes that wreck unique? It's rests *vertically* ! Looks like she has been driven down the seabed like a pole with her propellers sticking up to the surface. And the wreck is in very good shape too.

The greatest mistake that the US Navy ever did was painting the main guns of USS Arizona red☹️

I thought the graf Zeppelin was scrapped, but I never knew they sank it. I’ll have to do some digging on that story. Edit: I did my research and they did, in fact scuttle the ship. The soviets raised the ship, and then used it as target practice for them when they realized they didn’t have any other use for it. But in all fairness carriers were not universally recognized by nations until midway, and there forth the soviets didn’t think they needed it.

R.I.P the hero of the Titanic 1912 and ended up dead 1918

I felt uneasy looking at their before and after of what's left of the ships. It's like looking at someone's picture before and what's left of the persons remains after

3:43 on second thought i thought the tank have legs 🤣

4:56 OMG HOW IT SUNK AT THAT PLACE

1:16 underwater rock.

This is amazing how you guys can idea identify these ship due to the erosion of these lost ships...

0:58 this was the only American carrier sunk at the battle of Midway.

4:45 - It really looks like dust to me when i look at the HMS Hood. It really blew to pieces litellary.

i never saw the wreck of carpathia before, it was amazing!

3:42 *oh noe a tonk has become an ocean linor*

I would be scared on a German Submarine after seeing this lol

The Bismarck will always be my favorite, that's just sad that he had to end up in the depth of the ocean.... As for all of those boats.... May all the souls that perished with them rest in an eternal peace, with no suffering, and no war anymore...

4:04 to anyone wondering why the yamato looks so damaged, it is because when it was hit with torpitos, all magazines exploded.

4:39 this is the most horrifying of all time

The shadows creep me out almost as much as that U-boat that's still just hanging there with air inside.

R.I.P carpathia and titanic..... one remembered being a hero, one remembered being that ship that was "unsinkable"

4:27 anyone else read Salt to the sea and know how sad this is

R.I.P to all sailors who lost their lives in the sea and aboard all the ships shown in this video tribute to all sailors lost at sea

3:44 jeez,tanks don’t swim

3:43 you really dont know this tank do you? It M4 Sherman medium tank

1:47 PRIDE OF A NATION BEAST MADE OF STEEL BISMARCK IN MOTION KING OF THE OCEAN

I gotta say the HMHS Britannic is pretty intact but the bow I’d disconnected from the rest of the ship overall it is pretty intact

4:05:: my fav battleshipppp IJN yamato

the hood and bismarck were extreme rivalry but now there in peace they are both the pride of the british and germany you may rest in peace the pride of those two countries

4:45 thats just ammo lol

4:40 underwater iceberg

This is so well done and the music kept it reverent.

Most ships: Still in a good enough condition to be identified SS Rex: Here, just have my shape. HMS Hood: Crumbs

3:43 aw yes my favorite “shipwreck”

2:54 Phil swift has sawed his boat in half once again.

1:01 my 1st favorite aircraft carrier

1:31 My favourite ship of all time! Also I love famous British Passenger Liners more than German Warship's or submarines.

Musashi was already found here in the philippines in leyte

Im from Michigan and seeing the Edmund fitzgerald wreck is still sad for me.

Has everybody forgotten about the U.S.S Forrestal fire? Apparently so. Well, my grandfather survived the aircraft carrier’s fire, about 140 men died, and also 120 men or something like that lived. My grandfather was an engineer on the ship, he worked on Jets during the Vietnam war.

An Uncle of mine was one of the last Crewmembers onboard, whom sunk her as blockade. He was initially one of the Chief Engineers in the Enginerooms, later Artillery Officer.

0:59 Rest In Peace USS Yorktown.

The hull of the Bismarck still being intact.. "Deutsche kwaliteit"

Can we talk about the RMS Lusitania? How the British should be tried for war crimes for filling her with military supplies and ammunitions then purposely sending her in a U-boats path, all to drag Americans into the war. Pathetic, i will always dislike the British for that.

Fun fact about the Fitzgerald, the current image used here is actually from 2002, roughly. Before the spar deck collapsed, it was perfectly intact, apart from just 2 hatch covers near the bow. Other than the gigantic fucking split along the midships, it was perfectly intact.

The KMS Bismarck is still beautiful to this day. May the souls of the lost crews find peace.

3:37 that wreck IS not USS Arizona

The picture you got of HMS Sussex, pennant number 96. Launched: 22 February 1928 - Decommissioned and scraped 3 January 1950. The previous HMS Sussex was lost in a severe storm on 1 March 1694 off Gibraltar.

This soothing ass music with pics of these lifeless ships at the bottom of the freaking ocean is definitely unsettling.

Nobody: Not even a single soul: Me: why does that look like a a lizard on the edge of you're eye? 1:38