⚓ Naval Legends Marathon: Submarine U-995 | 🔊 Now in 6 languages! 

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My grandfather was a Merchant Marine. He crossed the North Atlantic many times. He taught me that even though they were the enemy, in times of peace we should respect them as soldiers that did what anyone would do for country. Rest in peace

This Submarine is located in my hometown. I've been in it many times. And even tho it looks small, its actually a huge piece of steel when you stand next to it.

Finally a German warship Naval Legends~ Thanks WG!

8:22 German u-boot so strong not even land can stop it

What do you think about today's episode?:) 📝 Leave us a comment right after subscribing to the channel 🔔 wo.ws/RU-vid-subscription Today, she’s permanently berthed in Laboe Naval Memorial, where she serves as a museum U-boat. VII-class submarines alarmed even Winston Churchill himself, and presented a substantial threat to Allied vessels in the Atlantic Ocean in the early 1940s. This is perhaps one of the world's most numerous classes of boats in terms of units built. What military history can the U-995 submarine boast of? Recommended playlists: 👁‍🗨 Dry Dock - wo.ws/34bpBh1 World of Warships is the largest virtual shipyard in the world. The quality of the work performed by our artists improves each year, and the requirements for the accuracy of the models they create intensify respectively. 👁‍🗨 Naval Legends - wo.ws/2Kharxt Naval Legends is a series about the construction, service, and daring deeds of legendary 20th-century ships. Very few vessels survived World War I and II -- most were decommissioned and scrapped. The Naval Legends production crew travels all across the globe to visit almost every active museum ship and chronicle her story. 👁‍🗨 Naval Fortress - wo.ws/3wbRm8u Naval Fortress is a video series dedicated to the famous strategic forts and coastal defence fortresses. 👁‍🗨 In The Ports of World of Warships - wo.ws/3q8uy5w In this series, we'll be talking about the intricate details and exclusive features of our in-game Ports. 👁‍🗨 Armada - wo.ws/3vjlf3b Deep guides for in-game Warships: history, gameplay tips, unique features, advantages and disadvantages and many-many more! 👁‍🗨 Head Over Keels Is Back - wo.ws/3Jlgk92 👁‍🗨 Warships Size Comparison - wo.ws/35Wrsef This is a playlist where we compare ships by class, nation, tier, firepower, etc. 👁‍🗨 Armchair Admirals - wo.ws/3i9sgPp 👁‍🗨 Naval Traditions - wo.ws/36Cllbz 👁‍🗨 1:42 Scale Ships - wo.ws/3teWqqx 1:42 Scale is a video series about the history of ship building in the Russian Empire, which is based on the masterpieces of the ship scale modeling. 👁‍🗨 World of Warships Movies and Trailers - wo.ws/3ewuN4y ⚓⚓⚓ Keep an eye out on the official World of Warships website: wo.ws/website Quick start in WoWs for our subscribers: wo.ws/yt-gift If you're a console player, check out WoWs: Legends wo.ws/WoWSLegends Twitter: wo.ws/twitter Facebook: wo.ws/fb Instagram: wo.ws/inst #worldofwarships #warships #wows

These CGI animations are great as always. Never get bored with them. :D

19:09 Th fact that in sank in 40 seconds is terrifying, one minute you are above water, the next you are already under.

May I point out that this is quite possibly the first time Wargaming included sailors in their videos and they look marvelous.

The animation of the convoy attack was fantastic.

Still not sold on the introduction of subs in game, but as a history documentary this was very enjoyable

The type XXI Elektroboot was decades ahead of its time, and we’re lucky mass production never happened.

Cant express how much I love this series! Whenever I purchase a premium vessel, or throw money at WG for any other reason, I think that its all worth it because with that I "support" the making of more of such content by WG. Really REALLY thank you for making these! And the quality of the production is stellar! The CGI was great! Thanks!

Just two little notes. - While she surrendered in Trondheim, Norway (9 May 1945). But she was unseaworthy (moored in Trondheim to be fitted with a ''Schnorchel'' 8 May 1945) and thus..... She was never transferred to UK, later taken over by Norway in 1948 and startet to serve as HMS Kaura as a K-Class at the end of 1952. She ended her Norwegian service in 1965. - Norway tried to sell it back to Germany for the cermonial price of 1 Deutsche Mark in, which was refused. It was the German Navy League, DMB, who bought her for preservation. She became a museum ship in 1971.

Surprisingly satisfying to see animated humans in this video. Honestly, I think you guys really outdid yourselves with this one.

Well, that was certainly something. I've been to see the U-505 up in Chicago and the size difference between this Type 7 and the larger Type 9 is pretty plain to see from this. Almost hard to imagine a crew living in one of these things, as the larger Type 9 was already pretty cramped internally, and the 7 had less space to work with. Regardless of politics, you still have to respect the people that volunteered to live and fight on these things.

More interesting and detailed then the history channel

I can't imagine the frustration and grief felt by the warship crew failing to protect all those transport ships

We still refer to submarines as boats, (we US submariners) out of respect to the German Uboat.

Nice to finally see a German naval legend. Thanks guys

My father was radioman on USS SEACAT SS-399 which was one of 12 Subs that escorted the BB-63 Missouri into Tokyo Bay for the Surrender of the Japanese

why do i find it satisfying to look at ships sink

I love how they tell the story of Wolfpack attacks a convoy, just like animal predators stalking their preys, attack them and leave unnotice.

Hello.... Arriving in Laboe from Kiel and being received by this monument to human intelligence, was the best reception that this beautiful city and its loving people could give me. My dear U-995, I went through it several times and always with the same fascination, in front of the Memorial as a tribute and homage to those sailors who still patrol the seas... I'll be back!!.......Dante, from Argentina

They say the increase of destroyed U-boats wasn't a sudden event but I recall reading a German Captain's memoirs and he said that submarines were disappearing and never heard from again, not even a distress report. One night he was running his battery charge and the boat was lit up by a searchlight from the air and then a close explosion in the water. He managed to submerge the boat in time, but now knew with surprise that the allies were using aircraft further out in the Atlantic than before.

never knew a game company would do this kinda of stuff

This sub was surrendered to the Norwegian navy in 1945. and was used by them for ten yrs, named Kaura. I had the honor of knowing one of her Captains!

This is one of the best documentaries I have seen on U-Boats.

Was there on holiday last week. Beautiful town with some really amazing sights.

I'm loving those submarine animation clips :)

Man I love these video's during quarantine. Really well done and perfect for the nerd in me. :)

I don't even play this game but man do they make some high quality youtube content. This puts most of the so called "history" channels to shame. Well done

Good Hunting, Herr Kaleun!

I'm from germany and I'm very excited that you visited germany to make a video about U995! :) I love it!

8:08 the Snorkel was originally a Dutch invention

love the CG as usual 4:48 transition is flawless lol

Superb CGI effects and production values went into the making of this documentary. Kudos to the producers! Very well done!

I like the ”se more” section quite a lot, you should really do more, maybe even a dedicated part of a channel!

The type 7 was the best for it's time but as always nothing last forever...

It's amazing to think that the type VII was both highly superior in diving depth and easy to construct.

These CGI animations are great as always. Never get bored with them

Nice to see they left out the part where U-995 sunk 5 soviet ships.....

Hope I-400 would be featured too

I visited this place as a kid a couple of times. What i remember most, aside from how tight everything felt inside the sub, is the "Ehrenmal", the big monument in the back and its museum. While the museum ist very interesting to visit, the underground vault in honor of the dead is quite humbling. I still remember the silence, aside from the whispering sound of the wind and, depending on the weather, the sea outside.

Impressive production quality! And quite informative. Thanks :D

These mini series beats anything I've seen on tv. The CGI is awesome. Saw this sub in episode of Nazi Megastructures but this is more in depth to the subs specifications.

Imagine if they had the 300 odd u-boats at the start of the war and not in 1942.

At 3:34 "If it's a large submarine, it starts to have control issues when underwater", only if you are trying to use the same methods of control that you use on the smaller subs.

Don't stop making these WG, its the best thing from your channel.

24:03 Not even close, 2,710 Liberty ships were built compared to a little over 700 Type VIIs

Today is the year 3030, still waiting for submarines in WoW

The prettiest submarines ever built.

My grandfather worked on the submarine. After second worldwar, germany left kaura u995 in Norway. U995 was a permanent submarine for the navy in Norway for many years

Human engineering never ceases to amaze whether in peace or to kill each other.

That German guy Klaus Mattes, really underestimates how many Liberty ships the US built...

Nice one WoW! I love the games but just as much, these videos, and the blending of real with computer generated footage. So nice to see the attention to detail you guys go to. Thanks for all the hard work. Keep it up!

Can't say anything just thanks WG for making this very good kind of videos over and over!

Really incredible graphics in this one!

Excellent video and very informative. Nice work once again. Keep up the good work.

Astounding machines of their time.really impressive

One of the best of wow official sub documentary.👍

Makes me feel proud to be Catholic to have a Priest as an expert on U-Boats.

Pretty sure this sub could have been improved by adding another 53 valve handles...LOL so many valve handles!! It's crazy!

Those animations just look amazing!!!

I don't know how I got here but this is very interesting and better than what is seen on TV! Thanks.

Guess there will be a part about the type XXI u boat in Bremerhaven?

10:17 talk about being close to your job

I am glad british, American, German, Russian, Poland, Netherlands, Australia, Canada keep some of ww2 ship as museum.

The US submarine fleet in the Pacific ravaged Japan's shipping and war effort. That should be the next documentary.

Very well done enjoyed it, thank you.

Churchill said The only thing that keeps him up at night, were U boats!

I have seen alot of U-Boat documentaries but I like this one for the amount of scenes showing the internals of a U-Boat. 23:53 - "It's arguably one of the most numerous ship types in the world by the number of units built. I believe even the Liberty-class were less numerous." I cannot believe the producers let this statement be a part of their documentary. Every history book I have read about the German U-Boats places the total number of U-Boats built of *_every_* type combined only reached the low 1100s. The Liberty ships, however, easily reached the low 2700s. Even if the US Government lied about the total amount of Liberty ships built, which is always possible, and there were only 1500 Liberty ships built it is still much more than the total number of U-Boats built.

*¡Pensé que los U-boot eran muy chicos, pero como se puede ver eran toda una maravilla tecnológica!*

Amazing as usual wg. Well played

Nobody: *priest talking about submarines*

When they dismantled the submarine fleet the Americans and Brits had first dibs on the engines. They didn’t want them. So Australia took them and used them as backup generators in telephone exchanges. A task they were well suited for and did for many decades.

The CGI is beautiful, and this video is very informative! Keep it up, wargaming!

The mighty german submarine

OMG thats Laboe... thats next to where I live

this might intended to gain more player into WoWs But damn, this channel might stay "best Naval Documentary" for really long time without nation bias It all thanks to gamer dude behind monitor, i able to enjoy this Thank everyone

2,710 Liberty Ships were built. Just one shipyard in Portland Oregon was completing one per day. Still, the number of Uboats built was astonishing.

iv been in this submarine,,also the u boat memorial,,very sad to see so many names on the memorial.

Can we get that battle log in full length and German (with just subtiles)?

The animations showing the battle events are outstanding. They should make animations of major battles like Denmark straight, North Cape & Jutland.

What an interesting and instructive video...! Congratulations to those who made this gem.

The biggest mystery that I haven’t found out is what my great grandfathers brother flew in ww2 when he was shot down

Can't wait for the Soviet Subs!

Unfortunately, I noticed several inaccuracies in the technical information provided. 1. The Boat is 67,240 m long, not 67,1 which would be an older VIIC Type. 2. The Boat is 18 to 22 mm thick. 3. The displacement of the boat is 1070 m3, not 871. 871 tons is the boat without any outer tank included. 4. The concave Bulkheads were designed to have the very same pressure resistance as the pressure hull itself and could withstand a pressure up to 220 m. 5. The depth rudders were mainly operated electively. There's no hydraulic depth control. It was done mechanically by hand. Only 2 Boats had tests done with Hydraulic, and this was U-202 and U-203. 6. The Red Handwheels were not used to "Control" the ballast, but blow the ballast tanks. Nothing was opened gradually. The Big red valve above is used to blow and control the blowing.

Speaking of Subs when are Submarines coming in the game By the way great Episode

Well done, quality job with honest and level-headed approach. Good job! :-)

No mentioning of U 480 a type 7 submarine, coated with rubber... It was te first stealth submarine of the world, specially designed to absorb the current sonar of the brits and it did quite effectively..

10:36 this rudder system brought to you by the BBC

Eternal glory and honor for the brave German submarines who departed to fulfill a mission, never came back and are still on patrol. Greetings from Mexico City.

Eighteen American shipyards built 2,710 Liberty ships between 1941 and 1945 (an average of three ships every two days), easily the largest number of ships ever produced to a single design.

¡Muy buena información, bien detallada...felicitaciones y mi agradecimiento! Lima, Perú 10/Dic/2020.

Basically, Assyrian tried to Olympic the u boat, but failed.

Wait? Norway? I like that... I. NEED. TO. VISIT. THIS. GODDAMN. SHIP! im from norway lol.

1:05 that German naval ensign though nice

They should do an episode on U-505 in Chicago. That sub is amazing. Been in it a few times

When are we gonna start with actual submarine warfare on World of Warships?