Nonsense

It sunk huh? Better tell the people giving tours on it at Portsmouth in England….where it’s docked. Idiot

The Santisima Trinidad would have dominated this thing

This is another victory Nelson's Victory was never sunk

The ship did NOT sink? Wtf???

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This video is a load of shit! Read a fucking book!

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I’ve been on the hms victory’s main deck it didn’t sink it was decommissioned

Hello, do you have any further information about the survivors of the Goya or where I might be able to find this information? I am doing some research on the sinking of the three boats, Wilhelm Gustloff, the Steuben and the Goya, is there any information in the German Archives?

Is this a troll video? It's completely inaccurate.

You are confusing hm's victory and the Mary rose

i dont belive u cause i visited hms victory it is docked in portsmouth historic docks near hms m33 and the mary rose

You sound like the guy from Audit the Audit

It took 6 years to build not 3, and used 6000 trees to build. It never sunk but originally they loaded the ship incorrectly so the decks began to sag

This battle was interesting, had nothing to do w/ war going another 2 years. Nothing.

This is Exhibit A why AI is so dangerous -- another AI will pick up on this and think it's accuarage, and then they'd all double down. We'll call it "Fry-Gate".

For whosoever shall call upon the name of the Lord shall be saved. (Romans 10:13) Let the wicked forsake his way, and the unrighteous man his thoughts: and let him return unto the LORD, and he will have mercy upon him; and to our God, for he will abundantly pardon. (Isaiah 55:7) When Jesus heard it, he saith unto them, They that are whole have no need of the physician, but they that are sick: I came not to call the righteous, but sinners to repentance. (Mark 2:17)

This vid needs to sink

This video and its title is a contradiction! 🤦🏻‍♂️

What is this garbage 😂😂

Miss information the HMS Victory still is in dock and still part of the naval fleet as today this year period. Hell just google it up the service history .gee's

Poor seamanship and overconfidence by the Captains side, he should have avoided the hurricane in the first place, got stuck in it?! Heave to at a minimum speed with constant communication with the engineers to make sure the rpm is adjusted to avoid damage to the engine till it passes and in any case stay on the bridge till the weather improves!

Think you mean Mary Rose as the victory is in pompey dockyard and still commisend .

I think he's confused mary rose with victory. A famous ship that did sink that is at portsmouth. Also the internal picture is of a tudor ship

Ai generated video

Bro is talking out of his arse

britain had alot of HMS Victory, the Nelson HMS Victory is on Portsmouth drydock

Aaaaaah think you may have the wrong victory there

If the HMS victory sunk then how was I with it in Portsmouth get your facts right

First state which HMS Victory, and at keast show pictures of such, as you have taken so many different ships, oh dear

My man was trying to figure out how the fak did victiry fight at trafalgar if it was sunken: what

I've been on it and it wasn't under the water

Is he mixing up Victory & Mary Rose?

I would book a cruise on a recreation built in relatively thin wood, with glass composite reinforcement, and a lead keel......well if I had any money I would; I am so poor, a cruise ship vacation is entirely beyond me.

My grandfather died on the Lancastria. He was in the British military and he washed up on shore. 😢

1 - victory didn’t sink. 2 - that cross section is not victory. It looks like an Elizabethan race-built galleon.

Do Botafogo ship next

Imagine using knots in 2024

Best example of misinformation

Wdym it sank its still here to this day 😅

What alternate reality was this video made in..?

First it sank and then it came up again

Don't recommend channel.

Good ole captain Nelson

This supposedly happened in 1947 why would anything related to WW2 be on this ship.?

Vikings where the ones to discover the American continent first.

All of this is ai crap

Id be more interested in going to a sink sight of this thing over the titanic

This is misleading. HMS Victory is commonly understood to be Nelson's flagship that fought at Trafalgar and now at Portsmouth Royal Docks. There was an earlier ship of the same name that sank, but the most famous Victory is a museum piece and also, I believe, a commissioned (albeit unused) ship of the Royal Navy.