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In the 1980's I had the pleasure of sitting moored on the opposite side of the pier from the USS Iowa in Norfolk. Looking down on her from the flight deck of the USS Eisenhower. I was astounded to realize that Iowa was nearly as long as a Nimitz carrier. Those 16" guns so beautiful.

THIS is the way to do multi-lingual vids: have a constant vocal translation, not just subtitles. Besides being friendly to the visually-impaired, it makes it easier to listen to without having to watch.

Naval Legends: Cinemarathon Code 1.isthereagoldfinch 2.350YEARSLEGACY 3.SHIPTOBEATYAMATO 4.STEAMCHAT2K 5.FIGHTINGIESTSHIP 6.NOTASUBORISSHE 7.LONGLIVETHEKINGX 8.GNEVNYCLASS 9.YOUKNOWHERNAME 10.​BECKERLEGACY 11.WHATAREUTALKINGABOAT 12.DOOLITTLERAID 13.ATTACKONTIRPITZ

That was good, I thank you for making it! I thoroughly enjoyed it!

The U.S. Naval Dreadnots have always been the most impressive during IT'S time. And to most Seniors today remain the same. I am proud of our ships,and our Navy

Nice to see all the naval legends in one long stream. And with gifts after each episode, Thanks.

I worked on Enterprise and we were always told that CVN prefix stood for carrier vessel nuclear.

A battle never fought due to fate is a win for both sides, and a blessing from God!

Hello everyone thanks for having me it's my pleasure to meeting you guys.

No one in my family ever considered the RCN as a "second class " combatant in WW11. Bloody well glad too see them in the early part of the war !

Thank you, everyone, for participation in our marathon! Your positive feedback means a lot to us, and we will bring more marathons in future! We hope you had fun with our first Premiere. Our Chat guy most definitely had a lots of fun:D

Ty Wargaming for putting this together, I am a WW2 history nut and I learned some things in the Cinemarathon.

Thanks for the Cinemathon. As a former USN Sailor, I appreciate Naval History. the codes were a nice bonus.

Thank you for a job well done...BZ to all involved!

Alguien ha logrado ver este video marathon? Yo espero algun dia hacerlo, con esta pandemia pueda que me pueda sentar a disfrutar esta obra de arte moderna.

Thank you. I need that/this. And you're right; thus, "in this of all, dyer time of need soon all fronts." "A great way to pass time." "Great job at putting this all together." Truly, jesse

​Code 1.isthereagoldfinch 2.350YEARSLEGACY 3.SHIPTOBEATYAMATO 4.STEAMCHAT2K 5.FIGHTINGIESTSHIP 6.NOTASUBORISSHE 7.LONGLIVETHEKINGX 8.GNEVNYCLASS 9.YOUKNOWHERNAME10BECKERLEGACY I HAVE THOSE SO FAR

Yamato was truly a Naval Legend in WW2 in the pacific theater. The only problem is it SUNK 😱

I don't know but Wows is my Favorit game. Thank you for adding Gryf!

THANKS FOR ALL THE CODES WARGAMING MUCHO LOVE

ive personally seen the Haida several times, amazing ship

People are so ungrateful. Free stuff is good stuff. Even if theyre just flags....

I always loved the Bowfers gun!!! It's awesome!!! Thank you Sweden!!!!!

One could "imagine" how big a turret for three such large guns would be? 31:36 I see it 3 times everyday out my bedroom window looking at an Iowa class battleship parked across the way.

Beatiful Memories

The IOWA Warship what great documentry Impressed i'll keep watching this most us only know about the Missouri & carriers ww2 also seen in the movie Battlfield ⚓🚢

I always wondered how each nation got their building technology of weapons from global manufacturing

Combat tactics played pivotal roles in defeating the enemy

I woke up to this, was very surprised to see it was WoWs channel, I dont play the game but i watch it commonly with Jingles, I love that you guys do videos like this, all i remember otherwise is your pretty women introducing your new ships lol This was very enjoyable, Thank you.

Very interesting and well put together, like to see more of these.Stay safe everyone

Gracias, excelente complemento para un gran juego, la información histórica y técnica de estas maravillosas obras de ingeniería, saludos!

What Could Be Better? 14 Camos + 14 eco flags. And I need to pay 3.5 hours of my life to get them.

Thank you for codes and history. its a best

Super movie. more of these Naval Legends. good job WoW.Thanks a lot

Hey WG! You made a Naval Legends video about the USS New Jersey in 2016. Since I‘ve started playing World of Warships, I‘m waiting for the New Jersey to be in the game so bad. Please War Gaming, please add the New Jersey to the game. I think it is a missed oppotunity, if you won‘t add this ship to the game. If you add USS New Jersey to the game, please do not put it on sale for steel. And I think it would be awesome, if New Jersey releases when Alaska gets removed from the Tech tree. Please WG make my dream, and for sure a dream for a lot of people, come true! Greetings from Western Germany!

I would like to see the entire WW2 on film from all nations narrated

Vielen Dank für die Bemühungen gegeben haben & Dokument + Kommentar können.......

If I remember correctly, the bulk of the Soviet surface feet were smaller destroyer types with a mixture of different types of cruisers. It excelled in submarine construction, but never really made a workable battleship that would outclass the ships they would face in battle. They acted like Germany with many types of submarines, mostly diesel-electric types. The type 533 torpedo was the best that Russia had to offer adapted for surface firing and submarine use. Attempts to make a better torpedo that used hydrogen peroxide as fuel was a disaster which resulted in the Kirsk disaster that claimed all hands. The NATO designated Oscar, Whiskey, Akula, and the famous Typhoon class were successfully produced, but only in small numbers and lesser quality compared to the United States. Still, any ballistic missle sub was a danger to the U.S. as it could launch its missiles at a depressed trajectory, leaving little time to react against them. But, that problem has been solved by anti missle weapons systems that can within two minutes to destroy incoming missles from any Foreign power when detected.

Very insightful. I knew Italy sank the two capital ships in Alexandria harbor. I didn't know what type Vessels were used; crude but quite affective !!! Even the One that lay beneath The hull worked rather Attached.

Nice one!

New to channel, amazing documentary! Going to check out other videos. Thanks for the work put into them.

Thanks for the bonus codes and the wonderful videos! Keep it up!

53:20 - This is where I live! Hamilton also has the Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum - complete with one of only 2 flying Lancasters!!

I predict the next naval legend is gonna be Bismarck, enterprise or Lexington

FANTASTIC, THANK YOU

I love this stuff. Finally some thing 3 hours worth watching.

whait what? it took me some time to realise that this is a WW channel. Great, i just fell more in love with this community

Ah man that is my birthday and wargamming has a gift for me so nice.

best war ship game I've ever played

Nice

"Yamato built in secret" they must have had one large ass shed to hide that

Ни фига себе, графоний! Я поверил что советские корабли к Кронштадта настоящие!!!

You came either for codes or to watch an epic documentary

Liberty Ship production was roughly 2x U-Boat Type Vii (703 vs 1410)

My grandfather was a 3rd gunner on the Augusta. A famous escort ship.

Awesome vid

Nice marathon 👍!

I had no idea a man from the town I spent most of my teen year in had died in the iowa turret explosion

i'm always imagine having war in sea is like having war in space...

WTF, when I was at school in the mid 60s to late 70s, I learnt about the greatest naval admiral Lord Nelson, who was and still is my hero. How can have a 3 and a half hour documentary on naval legends, without giving a 20 minute slot to Lord Nelson, like I said the greatest, without a shadow of a doubt the greatest admiral to ever step foot on a ship. Just wondering that’s all.

History at its best

The Iowa...…..a beauty ….like Secretariat at Bellmont -park

we need naval legends about Warspite, Tirpitz, Bismarck and a lot more!

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What gift are y’all talking about? Im just here for the history

The German Navy in the European Theatre in WW1 and WW2 was truly powerful. The only problem is they LOST the War.

outstanding work

This is an amazing video.

Thank you !! beautiful video, this video show to you ( American. power in the momen) right

Yamato was really a Legend, but it sank.

Why do I go to sleep playing a regular creator making traffic better in virtual cities and now I wake up with a history lesson...

very informative and very entertaining

If Iowa was there on Leyte gulf it would've been the battle of legends, Iowa head to head with yamato that would've been the best battle that will be sung for decades XD

excellant,well done

Can't wait to see the what the gift is and when are you still doing videos of old and new warships

Thank you for this amazing video. I don't even play your game and still your channel has value for me. Thank you very much.

besides the codes, the documentary is really good actually lol

i hope technology make a modern battleship and surpass the legendary yamato and iowa that would be awesome to see you know

Nice ! history time

Y'all should put the USS Indianapolis it brought the Atom bombs to General MacArthur and did it alone without an escort and the sad part is that when she sunk her crew was mostly eating by sharks right before the end of the war

THX WG

Iowa is a museum, Yamato is a coral reef. Case closed.

I like watching WOW cinematron videos..lots of fun,new infos and knowledges for me..

The yamato still got sunk genius.

How about investigating the U.S.S. Laffey DD724. Called the Ship that wouldn't die. Check the Pacific theater, like the battle of Leyte gulf. See how many kamikazes she took and lived through.

nice video!

All innovations continue to help tactical combat systems

I really wanna play world of warships after watching this

Awesome. love your content. Well done.

popcorn in hand ready for the matinee 😂👍

Thank you and thoroughly enjoying the series but why is the accompanying music so loud? I find this not only here, but with all productions by Wargaming. Superior modeling throughout, excellent narrative, but the music is always loud enough that one is constantly riding the volume control. Appreciate the effort you have made during this COVID problem.

I really hope that there will be an episode featuring Smolensk??? I mean... - it`s kind of a legend already ;-)

I still am a little salty how they made a naval legends video about a ship that never left the drawing board, legends are exactly that, legends not myths. . . Thinking about what could've been is great but putting a design concept in the same league as ships that were built and did see combat and have real stories, lived stories to tell is a bit well. . . I'm sure you know what I would like to say.

Thanks WG

Love to watch this type of historical videos!!full of infos and knowledges..and im always hungry for vids like this!!WOW plz keep on making this kind of vids..tq WOW

Yamato vs Iowa throwdown with no carrier cover for either side is easily the Yamato's victory.

Talking about Iowa 1. Did the magazine detonate 2. If it didn’t how the hell did the explosion kill so many 3 if it did in fact detonate then how the hell didn’t the ship split in half and sink

thanks for the codes and info for the ships. keep it up, stay save