What part of ocean floor the Yamamoto sunk.

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Why were there several small 5' 4" 130 lb. women (DEI) agents on Trump's (or any) secret service protection detail!?

You know, this documentary was very fascinating for me, but its not because of how Musashi sank, its how her wreck looks like on the sea floor of the Subuyan Sea, when I first saw pictures of her wreck, I was in total shock because I had already seen photographs and models of the wreck of Yamato and when I saw Musashi's wreck for the first time these were the first words that popped into my head: "I was not expecting that."

WHEN MEN WERE MEN AND WOMEN WERE GLAD OF IT, BEFORE MEN PLAYED WITH EACH OTHERS HAIR, WORE MAKE-UP, AND WORE WOMENS CLOTHES AND UNDERGARMENTS, THEY DRANK DARK BEER AND ATE VEGETABLES AND MEAT EVERY DAY, they went to the pub to get away from their women and kids and talked about real things,

Wonderful documentary. Very interesting & informative & full of history. Many thanks.

Absolutely fantastic. Given the fact orion still had no interiors no engines no boilers mo woodwork no life boats ECT yet fitted,, I must say there was less work in a pyramid. As of titanic all of the work to be lost including 3000 dozen eggs simply to be taken buy the ocean...

Yamato (aka: Star Blazers)

All those resources probably could have built 4+ aircraft carriers

Still, I find a square rigged ship much more beautiful.

super interesting documentary. I always recommend it to Tour Guides on the island

51:05 Wow, imagine if Adm. Kurita decided to push through with this attack. The Yamato and other IJN ships would've been able to score really big in this battle.

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Thankfully germany wasted money on capital ships they could have put into subs and japan wasted money on these two impressive and beautiful ships instead of building more carriers and starting the war with even more naval aviators.

if it's denser than water and floats, it's sinkable

Monte Markham was a fabulous narrator and accomplished actor.

In 1945 the Yamato sank💀 the Yamato had a lot of holes and bombers and torpedoes planes in wave 1 he survived in wave 2 still survived in wave 3 he got so damaged the ship exploded in 2 half the wreck of musashi was found by a Philippines guy

That is the strangest documentary I have ever seen. Fascinating.

I wonder what those hard working men thought of all the VIP's and local dignitaries who went off for a champagne lunch afterwards !

I lived in barrow from the Early 80s great town and pubs…left in 2005 for Australia, great decision, never looked back.

So many people died from asbestos related illnesses

At the launch , when the ropes stretched and broke , the power generated was able to cut a man in half if they strayed too close to the slip and indeed this happened on numerous occasions ovet the years .

They said Titanic was unsinkable, but that ship got beat by a chunk of frozen water. Musashi and Yamoto both took about the equivalent of 15000 tons of TNT. I've got to wonder what 15000 tons of TNT would do to the ice berg.

That is one of the best programs programs on World War 2.That I have seen very good work

Wonderful documentary. We're pretty checked out RKJ and the Crowhurst stories now, but maybe it was less commonly known when this came out. Very interesting about the advent of plywood, the improvement in adhesive technology and basically how WW2 can be thanked for all of it. It's funny how home-made and low budget that first Golden Globe race seems now compared to the ludicrous expense lavished on sailing today.

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Thanks for posting this! Love it.

Back in the Old days many a smart ships were built, in British Ship Yards. There was work for Thousands of Workers. In those days it was very hard working. Today every thing is all modern technology.

American yap they don’t have in-depth coverage against Vietnam duty did they lose that one God’s gift to the world American

Who edited this ? 💀 unbearable to watch

They built better stuff then, then we do now

Pretty sure all sound and dialog were added afterward

IN THIS ERA, UNLIKE THE STAR TREK ONE WITH FORCE FIELDS BLOCKING ALL INCOMING FIRE. NO SHIP IS UNSINKABLE!!

I don't think Musashi sunk, I think it made it back to its home port, and has since been secretly repaired.. they'll unleash her in Pearl Harbor 2 which could happen any time now

What's really going on it's the middle class people in the lower class income that go to war for these rich people if they want to have a war let them go to war not us yes I served my time in the military now that I'm older and there's no win-win a war is politicians out of duke it out

They sead that they hit the powder room.a man in a plain sead he looked back and it blew up.

After what hit it there was not anything watertight.

The answer of the last question is in the ford magazine

Sunk yamato: but I'm supposed to be unsinkable! Teh biggest ship ever! the pride of a nation! Titanic and bismark: yeah...about that....

No safety gear of any description, not even a pair of gloves. Also, very uncomfortable looking, ordinary clothes, for work gear.

Lovely. Tragic. I’d be interested to learn what their university system is like, particularly the archeology department. It seems that a 5,000 years-old history is also waiting to be unearthed and determined accurately. The Antiguan people should be more directly-involved so that the island’s more complete history is presented & preserved for the information of future generations of all the various groups of descendants.

Eyes are moist....much respect toward this. Salute those who were involved!

Her builders said she was un sinkable on the assumption it would operate as intended with a carrier task force and adequate escort.

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My dad was a veteran of world war ii. US Navy South Pacific. He was aboard the light Cruiser Montpelier and they were present for the battle in the Marianas, all over the Philippines, Saipan and Okinawa. He said they always felt safe sailing in Halsey's task forces because the armadas were so huge! He told me they had miles of Destroyers surrounding all the aircraft carriers as picket ships and then ships such as my dad's, the Montpelier was inside that ring of Destroyers and he remembered clearly during the Great Marianas turkey shoot the sky being full of planes! He also spoke of being at Battle Stations for days it seemed. He said the cooks and steward's would bring sandwiches and coffee to the gun crews and various other stations around the ship. The greatest Generation that we owe our freedom to today.R.I.P. Dad!❤⚓️🇺🇲🙏