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The Suwannee should be considered damaged because it survived A Kamikaze attack

If she wasn’t in Massachusetts I would totally visit, but god that’s a long drive.

The mere fact that US could churn out 75+ 'good enough' carriers/conversions in 4 years _during the biggest wqr in history_ just proves what we can do when necessary. The most complicated ships, and we build them like it's no effort.

California was even more susceptible to torpedo attack, because she her watertight hatches were not secured due to an inspection scheduled for Monday December 8. Her crew did not have enough time to set material condition Zebra to control the progressive flooding from the torpedoes.

US Army pilots hated the A24

I love weird unique design ideas like Ranger's rotating funnels. You can see some ideas adopted, others abandoned.

Hell ya!

Dude!! I was there like a week ago I got some photos posted on my channel

Thank you. Well done!

It's my favorite too

I thought it was the F4f wildcat

I have a wildcat cus my hellcat wild asl

Pretty cool! Saw a Sherman back there as well!

Nice

It's a shame about the name.

My grandpa was a tank commander for the Italian Army 😮 In the 1950s Wheeeew close one there grandpa lol

Thats awesome man!

It's missing the muzzle brake. Interesting!

When will your next video be posted? Also could you do a video on after war carriers?

You also said at the end of the war we had over a hundred carriers that have been in service throughout the war..

At the beginning of the war you said we had eight aircraft carriers

Great video. Big fan of all the WWII ships

Great video. The constant music is distracting though! Keep making these informative videos!

The two biggest criminal actions to the preservation of history was the sinking of the big E by the USA and the dismantling of the Warspite by the British

Ah so woke leaders were about even then ... the whole world had gone to pot millions being kiled and some commanders found time to get their nickers in twist over nose art !!! beggars belief.

A lady like that deserves better than the neglect I see in this video.

After American BB’s do you have any plans to do other nations?

I heard that after the blast and fires, several hands who were blown off or jumped overboard to avoid burning alive, and rescued by other ships, were written up for Desertion or Unauthorized Absence by the Franklin's hard nose Skipper.

Another famous squadron on the Franklin at the time she was kamakazied was VMF-214, ''Pappy'' Boyington's Black Sheep, with a contingent of F4Us. Boyington was in a POW camp by then. Another Nose Art Violation was the depiction of Boyington's F4U-1A, Buno 17833. ''833'' was correct, but Pappy had a habit of taking whatever aircraft was just back from the mechanics' line -- often getting a lemon -- which he could bring back down better than the ''College Boys'' who had fewer hours in that tricky bird. Corsair 833 was thus rolled out and dolled up for a PR photo shoot, with 24 Japanese flags stencilled on the fuselage side, and the script ''Lulu-Belle'' [his current GF] gracing the port side. This image has been the delight of modelers everywhere for over a half century. In reality, once the press corps got back on their R4D for the Rear, the fuselage was wiped down with solvent, because the Marine Corps believed even kill markings compromised camouflage and operational security.

You should ask world of warships legends if they can make your a code we’re it gives you a free BB and Some goodies

Love the video, being from North Carolina, I grew up visiting the Showboat in summers, evening getting the honor of meeting the surviving crew including the year they invited the surviving crew of the I-19 one year to return part of the torpedo that hit the North Carolina. Or thing I remember is that they used to have a nightly light and sound show during the summer that told the story of the North Carolina's history during World War II, unfortunately it had been discontinued years ago. Also, thanks for mentioning the Stryker's Bridge, that was something that I learned from the crew how to tell her apart from her sister.

Bro lost me at “I personally enjoyed the New York” HAHAAAHH

Japan really was bad at math, we built ships as fast as they could build tanks