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Built at J S Whites shipyard, Cowes, Isle of Wight, the first registered contractor to the Admiralty. ‘White built, well built’.

Thanks a lot for showing her without talking!

Que castelo horrível, não tem cômodos, não tem beleza alguma, parece cena de filme de terror

Should be in a dry dock .

Dave Clutten (RIP) did a fantastic job in the refurbishment of the WT Office (5:43). 👍

If only my ancestors could see our country now, They would wonder who was the worst enemy Hitler or the politicians.

I worked on her when she was in reserve

Thank you for your talking storie we found it really informative lol

Does nobody else visit there??

Read about u 505

Went here yesterday. What a fabulous place. Very informative and really interesting to hear what it was like serving on her, and the conditions they have to live in. Very brave men.

My grandad served on this sub ,, and when he took me to it when i was a kid for a visit its the only time iv ever seen that man get emotional god nos wat they went thru ,,, esp when he showed me his bunk he was happy and sad at the same time was a emotional experience ,,with my real life hero :) , rip to my grandad and to all the other serviceman not here

It’s beautiful. It looks so different to the Uboats which seem to be a tangled mess of pipes and taps, This one looks like it’s built with pride. Everything is neatly routed and all brass taps and dials Etc.

I want one 😂😂😂

The worse thing about this sub is that English food you'd have to eat...

Molto ben conservato👍

The pictures say it all, thanks for sharing.

Nice video.

Great video! I now know I will never be able to visit because of my severe fear of heights.

The best submarine inside video I have ever seen. Thank you for that.

I did a walk through the Nautilus at the museum in Groton CT 20 odd years ago,my pal's partner's father was a radio op on it back in the day,was very interesting,the attack tower is on land and can use the perscope and stuff,great few hours we spent there,worth a visit if ever there.👍

The real gunboat diplomacy :)

They should restore the castle to its former glory. It has a lot of solid foundation still.

Have the plates of beans and eggs been there since the decommission? LOL

At the Main Mast, a block of wood with the Plaque "Here Nelson Fell" no the wonder I even tripped over it myself The Pikes any crew member who had managed to pierce three boarders was automatically put on the ships darts team

Great video, thanks for posting. A step back in a very violent history for sure

Kudos to these guys protecting the world from threats. Infact, I was not feeling comfortable while in the sub. This tells us that we should respect the soldiers who spend months in such capsules just to protect the world.

I remember this ship when I worked on in Devonport as a Shipwright....great days in the sub.dept but sadly 😥 long gone...

Love looking at the A boats and remembering the stuff I worked on when I was a Shipwright at a HM Dockyard..I think the last A boat I worked on was HMS Andrew...

my hometown bro !

Am I alone in finding cold war diesel/electric boats far more interesting than nukes?

my home town i go here often

Was she built in Belfast?

39 £ for entry ???

@4:41 So it looks like the first floor was 2 stories high with the outside used as a walkway around the hall. We see the holes left in the walls on the left and right from the view points showing where the joists fit for the wooden floor support. The second floor showed the same design repeated. Note that there are no joist fit points running the other way on any levels so there is no tortion boxing of the joists and no floor inbetween in the main section so we can be certain that the middle point was two stories for the first two floors. Perhaps the roman arches had wooden railings and frames which have since rotted/been removed as it makes no sense to see them open. Finally the roof shows there was a section for joists. At this point perhaps there was a gabled roof allowing for drainage. Having not seen the top I do not know if it originates as a floor with a covered structure or if it is a point for the roof beams. We see 3 rows of slots at the top.

Very nice 🇮🇹👍

Great vid. As an ex submariner (Nukes) these diesel boats are tiny compared the SSN and SSBN which I served on for 15 years.

Bit of a waste without commentary.

Nice coverage ! 👌👍

Thanks for the content James.

4:18 Bloody hell. The wrecker needs more arms than a Hindu god.

This is fantastic and I will go and see it in person. Cheers

Thanks for the tour much appreciated

I came here bcoz just finish watched “ironclad”.

Very good video.

Imagine seeing that beast sail into your port town. Could level it in a few hours. Intimidating.

As a tourist i saw her back in December 2008 from over the bridge and had a snack in the nearby park in that evening. Silly me, i thought it was a clean modern ship stationed for the winter.

Nice vid. I served on O boats 1966/75 which were a bit mote spacious but not the hotels that the guys have now.

Very nice❤️

They built them well in Belfast.