Loading...CV rework arrives in Update 0.8.0. For that occasion we’ve prepared a special two-part episode about the history of U.S. Naval Aviation.
The first part will tell you about the birth of Naval Aviation and its development up to WWII.
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Best series on YouTube! Keep this series at all cost captain!
Ronnie Rich they should use both in the video. End of the stories. Everyone is happy with both.
Yes, i really enjoyed it. Very good documentary. I spent some moni on this game, and it’s worth it.
World of Warships Official Channel I loved the intro music! will each nation have their own intro?
Great vid.
I love this! I always learn something new in Naval Legends
I’ve been waiting years for a new episode of my favorite hystorical show ^^
My favorite USS aircraft is Vought F4U Corsair
I also like the Corsair
I like German Aircraft, more specifically the Ju-87 Stuka.
*AIR RAID HORN INTENSIFIES*
+Lee Hong Jin yes the stuka prop make a sound like corsair, that’s whay I like it too..
I do like other nation aircraft like A6M5 Zero, Messerschmitt BF 109, and also Yakovlev yak-7, and supermarine spitfire. but the plane I love the most from world war 2 is the Corsair and the Zero, and that’s my nickname in game I made for, Corsair_Zero
Same here.
corsairs unusual wings looking cool
This is what I sub for
‘Admirals believe that aircrafts cannot become a fully pledged strike force for the fleet’
Japan : ‘hold my beer’
you mean ” Hold My Sake ” …..
+Grease Monkey absolutely
Well,they learned from What the british did from studying the raid at the italian naval base at Taranto. Up until and including large parts of 1940, CV warfare where considered not capable enough to stand against the battleship as the principal capital ship. Fast development of new aircraft made them soon into a very powerful force.
You mean hold my tea
“- Just another exercise…” -Adm. Isoroku Yamamoto
Wait till the bomb’s fall
great video…Now go balance AA for 8.0
17:38 perfect meme
I never knew the U.s had a military exercise bombing Pearl Harbor before they moved naval bases.
Actually it wasn’t planned. General Mitchell, at the time, was pushing for a stronger Air Force. But most didn’t think it would be useful in combat. So to prove his point he launched a surprise “Attack” on pearl harbor. Needless to say the other Generals/Admirals were not happy with him even though he showed them what they could do. So they “asked” him to retire.
American hubris, even after the successful “attack” they still believed it was impossible for aircraft to sink an entire fleet and that Pearl Harbor was safe.
+TherianLycan lots of hubris and politics. Same thing happened with tanks.
I wasn’t aware of that as well.
When a Gaming channel bring you better historical information than cable tv.
Especially it’s by The Chieftain
RIP History Channel, Discovery Channel, The Learning Channel. all of em had good docu-stuff in the 1990s.
Time for another meme
WATASHI WA NUMBA WAN
+Lee Hong Jin referencing Sandy from AzurLane?
+Fariz Ridz Yep.
Video about American naval aviation, everything is in metric. Top. Kek.
agree how about imperial measurements please.
Now now, Cheiftain did say “knots.”
We use MPH for everything but our ships! Not KM/H lel
sorry boys, time to catch up to the rest of the world..lol
Oh god, oh god, the plane is on fire?
CV rework rage comments incoming in 3,2,1,……
even im the one that oppose with CV Rework, i enjoy this show
Next : japanese carrier borne aviation? Or british carrier borne aviation?
They already made one with the british
Japanese please
+Cardiv 5 Zuikaku *sees profile picture* ah i see why
+Aslamnur Fikri Lool.
Definately Japanese. They had some really intriguing planes like the C6N (Which was allegedly the fastest for its time, being able to outfly a wildcat)
Metric system, so satisfying
you better do a naval legends series for Japanese naval aircraft.
yeeet
I love these documentaries
the difference here is that AA can actually shoot the plane down BEFORE he torpedoes your ship
Actually, AA Guns on ships, despite being an inpenetrable wall of steel like the Cleveland or Atlanta class, it used a laughable amount of ammo compared to a fighter due to the distance between the target.
in part I buy premium stuff with a good heart as I know some of the funds go towards these awesome documentaries!