They Royal Navy's first submarine, Holland 1, turns 120 years old in 2021
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- Опубліковано 26 вер 2021
- Holland 1 celebrates its 120th anniversary on the 1 October 2021.
Diana Davis ACR
, Head of Conservation at the National Museum of the Royal Navy, tells us about the first commissioned submarine by the Royal Navy, Holland 1, in this short video explaining its history, how it was found and the care that goes into it's upkeep to make sure its available for future generations.
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I have a piece of rusted metal on my desk from Holland 1. When I was a kid, my grandmother took me there very often when it was outside and I picked a piece up off the floor as a souvenir - sorry! Is so good to see how well preserved she is now. Same as Alliance - She was in a heck of a state before the restoration. I've only been to your museum once since the various restorations with limited time so plan to make a day of it sometime this summer.
Thank you that was really interesting, I had no idea it had sunk and was left for 69 years. What an amazing piece of history, I’m going back to the submarine museum in November, can’t wait ! 😀
Cool ...a 20th Century Mary Rose.
A later WWI era class of Holland boats were built at Canadian Vickers in Montreal under licence during that war's US neutrality period
R.N. submarines H-1 through H-10 came from there.
The Swedish navy museum has its first submarine as well.
HSwMS Hajen from 1904
Yes, if i am not wrong it is also based on the Holland class, but i think some detials was changed. Originaly it had a paraffin engine (for the generator hybrid system) if i am not wrong, but it was changed to a Diesel engine a few years later. De Laval submarines from the 1890s was driven by a large steam feeded pressure accumulator.
I hawe to fill in my last lines in the previous post (for those who don't allredy know), the Swedish steam submarines where constructed by Nordenfelt.
Lovely piece of history would like to watch a film on this if yhere is one?.
Same year Enfield has build their first motorcycle!
Looks amazing 👏
👍👌👏 A very interesting piece of Uboat history and a very interesting Lady additionally.
Betcha a replica should be built so Holland can actually rest
WAIT WHAT IT SANK NEXT TO EDDYSTONE LIGHTHOUSE
Too bad the USS Holland SS-1 was scrapped.
now.. who is she
pretty sure was not lucky for the guys inside an you show us nothing of the sub or its inside an how they lived..whats the point of this vid
I Love your Video n d ,Story of yours
I thought the Holland sub was American!?
US developed the original Holland design and sold it I think ?
Holland did sell the design to Britain, which developed their slightly larger A-class from the original.
@mikearmstrong8483 None of the RN holland boats did very much from memory reading about them years ago. I think one was sent to do something hostile navy related in North Sea but broke down? I suppose the pure innovation, trials, etc, alone made them one of the most useful and important boats ever made regardless. I live about a half-hour drive from Gosport, so may pay her a visit in the coming days.
And sadly the dutch submarine predated the brits by 280 years .
Didn't Da Vinci do that first?
@@thegreencat9947 Actualy no , davinci made a drawing and few sketches but never build one ,
Cornelisz Drebbel actualy build the first navigable submarine . 1572 - 7 November 1633) was a Dutch engineer and inventor. He was the builder of the first operational submarine in 1620 and an innovator who contributed to the development of measurement and control systems, optics and chemistry.
Van Drebbel didn't build the first Dutch submarine, because he had permanently emigrated to England by that time. His design was just a copy of drawings made by an Englishman named Bourne from 80 years before.
Also, his was not a navigable submarine; it was a leather covered rowboat than ran awash and was propelled by oars. His claim that it was rowed at a depth of 20' for 6 hours is discounted as nonsense by knowledgeable naval historians.