This channel has 600 subscribers? it should be in the millions range. What an incredibly well put together video.

I was already very familiar with this operation so I actually came here to check the quality of the video and find out if it was worth subscribing. Let's just say I was so pleased with the quality, I watched it to the very end despite knowing the entire story already. Subscriber count: +1

Just been recommended by histograph channel , good video.

The British submarine Sealy-un!?! It's Sea-Lion!

Here to make a shoutout to Historigraph for showing Your channel. Much respect for You and Your work! Very enjoyable and a wonderful job done! Instant subscriber.

This channel needs far more exposure + appreciation!

I love the history of battleships. Respect for all the captains regardless of nation or reasoning. Absolutely amazing marvels of war technology.

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This is terrific. The channel dash was always one of my favorite world war maneuvers

I love this mission. It was so bold, mad and straight to the point. Plus succeeded.

I love the video but I spotted that your map may be more recent because of the coastline of the Netherlands. Keep up the good work!

This was really good, I thoroughly enjoyed it!

Came here from historiograph!

I was reading a biography of Nelson in shop where Commander Fanning came in. Happy to see some one interested in Naval History he offered his copies of Nelsons letters for me to read. I was told after he left that he had been awarded the D.S.C. Commander Fanning returned with a huge book and I asked about his medal. He said that he had been a navigator whilst chasing the Prince Eugene and Gneisenau and that the government had dished out some medals and his name was pulled out of hat to recieve a medal. When you think of the responsibility of of these young men, I feel very humble.

Thanks for drawing our attention to this excellent account of the Channel dash👍

So happy I found this channel by accident, keep up the good work! Can’t wait to watch more of your videos!

This is the most underrated channel ever, good luck man, earned a sub :)

Found this channel by accident, but I’m glad I did. Great story telling and animation.

What a good coordination and plan by the kriegmarine and the Luftwaffe, their dedication is commendable!

Your last 2 videos, phenomenal. You've found your mix. Keep up the good work.

Wow! That WW2 must've been terrifying for all those involved. I'm just glad no one got hurt.

Kenneth Campbell and his 3 crewmen perished in the attack on Gneisenau, but he and his crew's bravery put Gneisenau out of action for many months in which it might have wreaked havoc on British convoys. God bless the brave men of the RAF and RNAF.

A couple of years later it would just have been another trip for 617 Squadron and their Tallboys.

Incredible content. waiting impatiently for more.(thanks historygraph)

Lovely narration and animation, and I honestly applaud your approach of butchering French, English and German city and ship names alike.

Prinz Eugen was a lucky ship that survived the war. It was destroyed in a post-war atomic bomb test.

Your back! I’m so glad. I hope you do get more recognition.

Came here by recommendation.good video,hats off

Amazing video, always so interesting to see the Ugly Sisters in action.

Poor Prinz Eugen... Survived the entire war only to die to a nuclear blast

Well done and informative, thank-you.

Wonderful graphics and narration. Please continue making videos! You will get the recognition you deserve soon.

Bro this channel is so underrated 8.5k views only? It should be more.

Great Video, best one I’ve seen on the channel dash

Wow this channel deserves atleast 100k subs with content like this

Historiograph brought me here. Excellent channel, you're looking at some serious growth in the near future. High quality video.

What a great video. This chanell will blow up for sure

wow this is some high-quality stuff!

great graphics, and well told 😊

Very well animated

This is fantastic!

Great production!

Great details!! Kudos!

What an interesting channel! Thanks for your efforts :)

Very good video loved the detail and style

Keep 'em comin!

Now this is great content

Awesome vid looking forward to the next one

Can’t wait for part 2!

Really excellent presentation.

Historigragh sent me. Excellent work

Excellent, detailed exposition with good, simple and clear graphics. Information is mainly accurate as well. My only criticism is that some of the translations are a little too direct and need to be corrected into English idiom. Good to hear a non-transAtlantic accent and a clear voice. I look forward to the next one.

Awesome animation and subscribed.

Excellent.

Best video I ever seen.

Also came in by a recommendation. Maybe you'll get a lot of new subscribers now :)

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Great content dude I landed here due too historiograph.

Quality work 👍 👏

Great video! I have no doubt this channel will take off like a rocket quickly!👍🙏😎

This video reminds me almost to mutch about the operation room video about the dash through the channel

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Well told...

Great detail

Could have sworn some fella named Galland played an active role in the dash.

The account is good, but does not mention that Bletchley Park had decrypted the co-ordinates of the swept channel past Terschelling, which enabled the RAF to drop mines into the swept channel and thus damage both battlecruisers. Scharnhorst took months to repair and my recollection is that Gneisenau was bombed while on a floating dock at Kiel so that she was never used again in anger. I defer to better information.

“Both of these were battlecruisers” Oh boy you just caused a firestorm

Heinz Knoke in his book, I flew for the Führer, described the operation from his position flying cover for part of the dash. The Germans were able to.maintain silence until swordfish appeared, them the typical Luftwaffe radio chaos ensued with everybody talking all over each other. He seemed to feel German pilots were a bit excitable when in combat.

Listening to the operation being narrated got me anxious.

Nicely done Warline! Altough to be frank your map about the Dutch coastline is not just "more recent" as somebody has already pointed out but also incorrect regardless of the time it is set. Because the dijk which separates the Ijjselmeer from the North see was already built by the beginning of the war but the Markerwaarddijk which separates the Ijjselmeer and the Markermeer was not. But the point is the Markermeer is shown as a body of water on your map but the Ijjselmeer is not. This is a clear mistake whatever time the map is based on. I know it sounds harsh but to be honest I really loved your work and your video. It is great that you have put this together. I just wanted to help you with you later contents. Keep up the good work!

There was also some electronic / radio deception conducted just prior to the dash.

ah dats why Prinz Eugene called the Lucky Ship through-out the end of war.

Thanks for this, like others I had read a fair bit about it BUT your maps etc put the words in a better perspective - for example, I hadn't taken on board just how far along they were when first found nor how much luck played a part (HMS Sealion/recon Spits etc).

Radio silence. Had the fighters been able to call back position, the Germans might possible have been stopped at the choke point. Well done Britain

Nice

Scharnhorst and her sister had battleship armor. Even thicker than the French dunkerque class. (Which were proclaimed battleships.) But their guns were vastly inferior to battleships by WWII. Some would say this makes them a propriety class. Others say that since they were meant to murder cruisers and run from battleships. This makes their roll that of battlecruisers. And therefore battlecrusiers they are..... In Truth, At the end of the day you can call them whenever you want.

Operation Cerberus was just about the only time in the entire war that German ships proceeded at sea with proper air cover. Perhaps their freinds in japan talked some sense into them.

That German task force cruised the English Channel taunting the Brits to do something about it…

I betcha Otto never misses an opportunity to tell people he is a celiac.

Came from historigraph, great content indeed !

To not include Rodney in the graphic regarding sinking Bismarck is criminal.

I would not want to have to stand in front Churchill and tell the bad news. Nor would I want to be any of the major figures in this.

Such a dash that made the British look very incompetent. "Fotune favors the bold". It certainly did so her

" Mom I want The Operations Room!" "We have The Operations Room at home" *THE OPERATIONS ROOM AT HOME :*

Ok so a minor correction: Victorious renown and repulse didnt battle bismarck. That was suffolk, norfolk, rodney and i think sheffield or dorsetshire, along with king george V.l

Scharnhorst was sunk over a year later at North Cape, Prinz Eugen survived the war, was surrendered to the US who then sunk her at Bikini Atoll and Gniesenau was used as a block and sunk intentionally at the end of the war and was scrapped after Germany surrendered

Channel Dash by BattleshipS Scharnhorst & Gneisenau

Even if they despised the Nazis, the British had to at least appreciate the Nelson-like boldness associated with the Channel Run.

Why is the closed captioning text so wildly different from the spoken audio? In some parts, it's literally describing details never covered by the narrator.

So, by 1942, the English hadn't figured out the proper use of dive bombers and torpedo bombers against ships.

Brilliant except for one very important qualifier - by this time the British had cracked almost all the German enciphered combat coms. Although still deliberately withheld it is almost certain the British knew every aspect of the German Navy directions to their ship commanders as well as essential navigational parameters that allowed them to close in as they did. There are some references out there that provide some limited descriptions of what Benchley Park had already done, the impact on specific seemingly amazingly successful operations (to include Kursk) remains highly classified or obfuscated. Admittedly however egalitarianism is a potentially lethal strategy in warfare, being oblivious and remaining so to systematic security breaches or technology compromises are extremely serious issues that must be prevented with utmost attention to potential indicators and ruthless prompt energy to immediately and verifiably correct such issues.

I read someplace that, after the Gneiseau was badly damaged by bombing in Kiel in early 1942, it was planned to not only replace her bow but lengthen it. Would this have allowed her to carry eight 15 inch guns? I assume that she could not do so in her original design.

A boom and a sub

Much as people like to talk about "blah blah, German strategic defeat" , "blah blah running away / retreating", while extolling the heroism of the British units which were sent piecemeal as part of the 'plans' for Fuller, I simply cannot fault the German operations in either planning or execution. 'Cerberus' is rightly viewed as a brilliant operation by the Germans.

The more I watch this video, the more I'm convinced it's read by a bot, who's reading a script with typos in. Clearly at one point the narrator says "petrol line", rather than "Patrol line" which left me very confused.

Rest in Peace: *Kenneth Campbell, VC* and his three crew mates, *Sergeants J. P. Scott DFM RCAF (navigator), R. W. Hillman (wireless operator)* and *W. C. Mulliss (air gunner)* that died alongside Sir Campbell after their Beaufort was bought down by anti-air after their daring torpedo run. According to Wiki. The Germans buried Sir Campbell and his three crew members with full military honours. Sadly, while their heroic sacrifice didnt sink the Gneisenau, They still did enough damage to push her back to port

It is usually American commentators who say THE HMS. It is simply HMS otherwise you are saying The His Majesty's Ship.

Great. Mostly unknown stuff ,even in Germany

Dig the detail described herein.

That was bluff by the Brits, you want those boats back in Germany, harry them to make them think they made it. Building false confidence. Super clever move.