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@WorldofWarshipsOfficialChannel If Bowfin's video is done so gorgeously, could we have a remake of old videos that performed relatively worse? Say the USS Kidd video, published 9 years ago, a good video at the time, but apparently someone believes the narrator butchered xD the name of the AA guns n we need a more refined version to attract players to explore both old n new ships in the game.
As teenagers growing up as Air Force brats in Hawaii, my sister and I were part of the earliest volunteers to help clean and prepare the Bowfin for visitors once she was moved out of West loch to where she now sits. Scraped a lot of rust, rolled a lot of paint and shined a ton of brass. Once opened to the public I spent my high school weekends as a tour guide until I graduated and left the islands for my own Navy adventure in 1983. Beat the heck out of flipping burgers! Met some wonderful Navy vets and educated a lot of visitors on the silent service. Nice to see her doing so well.
My grandfather was Walter Griffith, the commander of the Bowfin during the night incident when it surfaced in between the Japanese fleet and sunk 3 ships in 24 hours. He was an enlisted man who attended the Naval Academy and retired as a Real Admiral. He suffered at the end of his life from depression and alcoholism until shooting himself in 1966. His crew loved him as one of their own. He used to have nightmares hearing Japanese sailors screaming as they drowned. Everywhere he went he was thanked and honored for his incredible service commanding both the Bowfin and then the Bullhead that ended up disappearing at the end of the war. He would tell people that he felt awful for killing all those people. They have a small plaque of him in the Naval Academy men’s locker room. Unfortunately, military leaders with consciences aren’t thought too highly of after they die. Thanks for this video.
I visited the Bowfin while at Pearl back in '95. Had a cousin who served on the SS Tilefish during WWII so a visit to the submariners memorial was a must.
Just visited Bowfin in Pearl Harbor 2 weeks ago. Sadly my tour did not leave time to do the tour of her, but I have visited several of her sisters (Clagmore in Charleston & Croaker in Buffalo) over the years & plan on returning soon
I remember seeing USS Bowfin for the only time in my life so far, at the end of a cruise around Hawaii back in 2010. For a 12-year-old me, standing in the sweltering heat of Pearl Harbor, it looked like another sister to Buffalo’s dear USS Croaker. Little did I know that 13 years later, I would see this special about its life story. Such a crazy time that war was. And so much has happened since. But through it all, these old Museum vessels are still looking good. . . . . For now.
I have done as is written on page , won a battle in random , and I got 9 green bonuses , and 3100 db , I dunno why I got db , I have theory I won ship from container , but I allready had that ship and got compensation , I dunno .
Great job about the "silent service." "Silent Victory" is a great book about US submarine war against Japan in WW2, but it was almost unread. They are still the unheralded branch of service. My salute to those who serve, including St. Charles, if he ever reads this. Wait, 5 ships... Bowfin should have been awarded a Kraken, right?
Bravo & Je remercie pour ce brillant exposé d'un navire ayant effectué du bon travail avec un équipage qui a pu rentré en entier . Super ! 0ui il a de la gueule votre ' NAVIRE ' . Bonne suite . Vive la marine .
This is a well-produced video, and I generally enjoyed it. However, in August 1944, Bowfin sank transport Tsushima Maru, which carried civilian evacuees from Okinawa. The sinking killed 775 children. You do your viewers a disservice by avoiding this uncomfortable chapter in Bowfin's story. War is truly horrible; let's not try to sanitize it.
I know its an old video and I doubt you guys will see, but maybe a double naval legends of Shinano and Archerfish to celebrate the incoming vessels into the game?
@WorldofWarshipsOfficialChannel its understandable. The animation is very good, and as a person taking 3D animation and simulation courses, I can understand that Would be something nice to see in the future, though with the lengthy process of modeling, animating, and script writing and researching, it is fair that it wont happen.
We have a long list of ships and events we would love to cover! We try to do our best to represent them and their museums as reliably as they deserve, but this takes a lot of time and effort! USS Enterprise is on this list, but we can't confirm when or if we will make a video about her.
⚓ Historical ships in the game World of Warships 👉 wo.ws/45T3k5C 🚢 Our new video is dedicated to an American submarine that covered almost 100,000 nautical miles across nine patrols. ❗ Link your UA-cam account to your game account to receive 1 day of Warships Premium Account as a gift! 🔊 We're pleased to announce a collaboration with the MagellanTV streaming service! ☝ 🎁 In the description of this video, you'll find a 30% discount for an annual MagellanTV subscription. try.magellantv.com/worldofwarships/ 📺 MagellanTV is an ad-free streaming service dedicated to premium documentary programming. Globally available, the service offers one of the deepest collections of factual content anywhere, with thousands of features and series encompassing History, War and Military, Science, Biography, Nature, True Crime, the Arts and a growing slate of 4k content. MagellanTV is available anytime, anywhere on your television, laptop, or mobile device. 🚢 USS Bowfin Our new Naval Legends episode is dedicated to USS Bowfin, an American submarine that covered almost 100,000 nautical miles across nine patrols. She was nicknamed the "Pearl Harbor Avenger." During her first patrol, she sank three Japanese ships, successfully delivered equipment and supplies to the Philippine guerrillas, and also picked up nine Americans. And that was just the beginning of her glorious history. ❓ Did you like the video? Subscribe to our channel to stay tuned for new episodes! 🔔 Join this channel to get access to perks: ua-cam.com/channels/6tL95G3ZD_JLUrn52JM_7w.htmljoin ⚓⚓⚓ Keep an eye out on the official World of Warships website: wo.ws/website Follow us on ua-cam.com/users/worldofwarshipscom discord.gg/wows facebook.com/WorldOfWarships www.twitch.tv/worldofwarships www.reddit.com/r/WorldOfWarships/ instagram.com/worldofwarships/ www.tiktok.com/@worldofwarships twitter.com/worldofwarships
Les sous-marins US comparés aux U-Boot, sont comme les Sherman face au Tigre, très, très en dessous... Exemple : - Plongé maxi US : 80 m. - Plongée maxi U-Boot : 280/300 m.
Oui mais les U-Boots ont perdu la bataille de l'Atlantique, alors que les classes Gato ont gagné la bataille du Pacifique. Les Tigres étaient meilleurs que les Shermans et les T-34, mais ont perdu la bataille de Koursk et ont reculé jusqu'à Berlin. Ce qui compte ce n'est pas la qualité mais le nombre.
@@psour33 Merci Psour33. Absolument bien dit, vous avez parfaitement raison, car il est évident que : " La quantité produit une autre forme de qualité. " Qualité qui peut se révèle supérieur, c'est ce que disait mon Prof de l'Histoire de l'Art, quand j'étais étudiant des Beaux-Arts. Amitiés, Xérius. (C'est mon non d'Artiste. 1er Expo 2002. Sculpteur Gréco-Romain. Penseur. Auteur. Dessinateur. Inventeur Eco-Fluides & Sécurité des Systèmes. Recueille de Citations à paraître. Thème Art : Histoire de l'Enfance. 4 vidéos/YT.)
The german audio is not in line with the video. Due to the ingame stuff at the beginning tthe video has about 80 seconds of delay compared to the audio.
Good video. How about a little respect. If you cover a US Ship or Submarine can you please show specifications in Feet and inches as well Meters? All countries that use the metric system should be in Metric all out of respect to the nation or origin.
wow WHAT A story. but sadly, there was only one tragedy. one of her kills was the transport Tsushima Maru on Aug. 22, 1944, she was carrying 1,788 passengers Japan civilians some of them were school children, as well as a few parents and school teachers 254 survived.[3] 1,534 passengers and crew died including 780 of the schoolchildren. Just 59 young boys and girls survived.
The messiness of war is regretful. But the failure of civilian leaders on either or both sides is what leads to such a regretful last resort. Everyone pays the price- that is, everyone except the Banks that reap billion dollar profits from the business of war. And regular American taxpayers are the ones who have been left with paying the Trillion Dollar bill after all is blasted and done. This has been going on since World War One. More of today’s Americans, unlike the generations before them, have now to work harder and longer and are not necessarily more prosperous than their parents or grandparents. We all suffer when war happens.
it is the Spanish Gahto but as Americans weve said Gayto both have been used and at this point accepted. This narrator I believe is not a native english speaker and sometimes mispronounces stuff. But thats ok just be aware when you hear this guy on future videos.
@@ronin-l9h Can you imagine having to live and work in it for an entire month, under incandescent lights, living off old food in the fridge & re-breathing the same air as your shipmates, not knowing if you’ll make it back home alive or get 🛢️ death charged 💥and lost at sea in an unknown unreachable unmarked deep dark watery grave? Those were men of steel will, steel balls, and steely nerves! We owe such folks our freedom today, and the ability to speak in American 🇺🇸, and not necessarily in Deutsch or Nihonggo! God bless the souls of those who have fought before us today. May they of blessed memory forevermore be now at peace. Pray that we will be able to uphold the ideals of freedom, liberty, and democracy that they so valiantly fought for.
Modern subs are extremely optimized for silence and stealth unlike the old WW2 ones. The shape of the hull, conning tower and even the propellers are specifically designed to be as silent to sonar as possible. You can only do so much to make a sub stealthy without compromising its integrity to extreme pressures of the deep. And after decades of design experience, modern naval designers got it down to a science. Consequently because of the min-maxing of traits on a modern submarine, they mostly tend to look very similarly albeit a few differences.
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As a history lover, I think this is probably this best documentary about warship LOVE THIS SERIES
Thank you Captain, we try to do our best with these!
@WorldofWarshipsOfficialChannel If Bowfin's video is done so gorgeously, could we have a remake of old videos that performed relatively worse? Say the USS Kidd video, published 9 years ago, a good video at the time, but apparently someone believes the narrator butchered xD the name of the AA guns n we need a more refined version to attract players to explore both old n new ships in the game.
As teenagers growing up as Air Force brats in Hawaii, my sister and I were part of the earliest volunteers to help clean and prepare the Bowfin for visitors once she was moved out of West loch to where she now sits. Scraped a lot of rust, rolled a lot of paint and shined a ton of brass. Once opened to the public I spent my high school weekends as a tour guide until I graduated and left the islands for my own Navy adventure in 1983. Beat the heck out of flipping burgers! Met some wonderful Navy vets and educated a lot of visitors on the silent service. Nice to see her doing so well.
Bravo et merci sans cela je n'aurai pas pu voir et entendre ce bel exposé de ce brillant NAVIRE !
My grandfather was Walter Griffith, the commander of the Bowfin during the night incident when it surfaced in between the Japanese fleet and sunk 3 ships in 24 hours. He was an enlisted man who attended the Naval Academy and retired as a Real Admiral. He suffered at the end of his life from depression and alcoholism until shooting himself in 1966. His crew loved him as one of their own. He used to have nightmares hearing Japanese sailors screaming as they drowned. Everywhere he went he was thanked and honored for his incredible service commanding both the Bowfin and then the Bullhead that ended up disappearing at the end of the war. He would tell people that he felt awful for killing all those people. They have a small plaque of him in the Naval Academy men’s locker room. Unfortunately, military leaders with consciences aren’t thought too highly of after they die. Thanks for this video.
Wow, thanks for sharing this story. War is a truly ugly thing.
I visited the Bowfin while at Pearl back in '95.
Had a cousin who served on the SS Tilefish during WWII so a visit to the submariners memorial was a must.
Naval legends is the best use of a game to explain history on UA-cam. Works class guys, another amazing edition of this great series.
Thank you for that, we always give our best when producing this series!
Just visited Bowfin in Pearl Harbor 2 weeks ago. Sadly my tour did not leave time to do the tour of her, but I have visited several of her sisters (Clagmore in Charleston & Croaker in Buffalo) over the years & plan on returning soon
This is such an incredible video! Well done team, we learned so much!
I remember seeing USS Bowfin for the only time in my life so far, at the end of a cruise around Hawaii back in 2010. For a 12-year-old me, standing in the sweltering heat of Pearl Harbor, it looked like another sister to Buffalo’s dear USS Croaker. Little did I know that 13 years later, I would see this special about its life story. Such a crazy time that war was. And so much has happened since. But through it all, these old Museum vessels are still looking good. . . . . For now.
thank you for your service, USS Bowfin. Victory over Pacific!!!
I hope USS Nevada gets her own video. She deserves 1.
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I have done as is written on page , won a battle in random , and I got 9 green bonuses , and 3100 db , I dunno why I got db , I have theory I won ship from container , but I allready had that ship and got compensation , I dunno .
I can’t count how many times I’ve watched the uss Iowa video, ik the ship’s specs by heart 😎
Proud to say back home in Hawaii got a chance of seeing this beauty back at Pearl Harbor! She’s fascinating .
All that brass is amazing. Very well done. Retired Army. I understand.
love these ,more of these stories wows..
Did they get Hans zimmer to make this music its so freaking epic
Hey WoW... this is the best series to exist as documentary...
To complete the pearl harbor trio. I actually got to see the three ships and I never realized how small bowfin truly was!
Thx u for this historical series..very impressive documantry..
We are happy to know you enjoyed it!
Part of my honeymoon we went to the pearl harbor museum late June. Bowfin wasn't part of the pkg. But next time i want to go on the submarine
I've been to that wonderful lady in Pearl. Amazing boat and history.
This is interesting....new knowledge obtained!
That video was put together well. Thank You for the history lesson about a fine submarine. One of the reasons we won the war.
Ive been aboard. Its a fine ship.
Great job about the "silent service." "Silent Victory" is a great book about US submarine war against Japan in WW2, but it was almost unread. They are still the unheralded branch of service. My salute to those who serve, including St. Charles, if he ever reads this. Wait, 5 ships... Bowfin should have been awarded a Kraken, right?
This was awesome
What a wonderful story about the top American submarine of World War II. Congratulations, WG/WOWS!
Great video! 🐋
as much as i hate subs in game, naval legends is a good series
いつも字幕だったけど、今回は日本語音声ナレーション。ありがとう！
Previously, it had Japanese subtitles. This time it was a Japanese voice narration. thank you. ; )
First class posting , many thanks for you time
Saludo a tados los camaradas
Bravo & Je remercie pour ce brillant exposé d'un navire ayant effectué du bon travail avec un équipage qui a pu rentré en entier . Super ! 0ui il a de la gueule votre ' NAVIRE ' . Bonne suite .
Vive la marine .
Code ??
20:23 Gotham instruments ? I knew Batman was behind this boat ! :P
This is a well-produced video, and I generally enjoyed it. However, in August 1944, Bowfin sank transport Tsushima Maru, which carried civilian evacuees from Okinawa. The sinking killed 775 children. You do your viewers a disservice by avoiding this uncomfortable chapter in Bowfin's story. War is truly horrible; let's not try to sanitize it.
"Historical" meanwhile Subs fly over the sea.
I know its an old video and I doubt you guys will see, but maybe a double naval legends of Shinano and Archerfish to celebrate the incoming vessels into the game?
Well I can say I saw your comment, while that would be great, I sadly need to disappoint you as these documentaries take a very long time to produce.
@WorldofWarshipsOfficialChannel its understandable. The animation is very good, and as a person taking 3D animation and simulation courses, I can understand that
Would be something nice to see in the future, though with the lengthy process of modeling, animating, and script writing and researching, it is fair that it wont happen.
Preservar a memória é importante parabéns
Good job Bowfin.
Would love to dee one of these videos on the Uss O'BRIEN DD-725
*US Submarine sees Enemy barge*
Captain - Gunner, you see that wooden barge? They offend me, remov...
Deck gunner - Yes, Captain
Good video, and there's still a lot of ships that deserve some love, be surviving ships or not.
U-2540 for example, or better, the Queen Elizabeths.
gotta love how USS Enterprise still doesn't have a Navel Legend's video
@@kevinthechuker1721 It's weird I remember it having a video of similar purpouse in this channel.
Love the series, do you think you’ll do a naval legends on the grey ghost CV-6?
We have a long list of ships and events we would love to cover! We try to do our best to represent them and their museums as reliably as they deserve, but this takes a lot of time and effort! USS Enterprise is on this list, but we can't confirm when or if we will make a video about her.
All I can say is Bravo Zulu, USS Bowfin and crew.👍🇺🇸
Love these videos! They are done so well!
Glad you like them!
Muito bom o vídeo!
Wondering if the class name is pronounced “Buh-lay-oh” or “Buh-loww”?
I want to see a video on the USS Barb
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Les sous-marins US comparés aux U-Boot, sont comme les Sherman face au Tigre, très, très en dessous...
Exemple :
- Plongé maxi US : 80 m.
- Plongée maxi U-Boot : 280/300 m.
Oui mais les U-Boots ont perdu la bataille de l'Atlantique, alors que les classes Gato ont gagné la bataille du Pacifique. Les Tigres étaient meilleurs que les Shermans et les T-34, mais ont perdu la bataille de Koursk et ont reculé jusqu'à Berlin. Ce qui compte ce n'est pas la qualité mais le nombre.
@@psour33 Merci Psour33.
Absolument bien dit,
vous avez parfaitement raison,
car il est évident que :
" La quantité produit une autre forme de qualité. "
Qualité qui peut se révèle supérieur, c'est ce que disait mon Prof de l'Histoire de l'Art, quand j'étais étudiant des Beaux-Arts.
Amitiés, Xérius.
(C'est mon non d'Artiste. 1er Expo 2002. Sculpteur Gréco-Romain. Penseur. Auteur.
Dessinateur. Inventeur Eco-Fluides & Sécurité des Systèmes. Recueille de Citations à paraître.
Thème Art : Histoire de l'Enfance. 4 vidéos/YT.)
The german audio is not in line with the video. Due to the ingame stuff at the beginning tthe video has about 80 seconds of delay compared to the audio.
We are aware of the issue and we are working on adjusting it, we apologize for the inconvenience!
Good video. How about a little respect. If you cover a US Ship or Submarine can you please show specifications in Feet and inches as well Meters? All countries that use the metric system should be in Metric all out of respect to the nation or origin.
Audio isn't lined up, you have people talking and its not synced properly
What was the music playing in the video? Dang that was epic
Nice little watch. So where is the Warships code then.
wow WHAT A story. but sadly, there was only one tragedy. one of her kills was the transport Tsushima Maru on Aug. 22, 1944, she was carrying 1,788 passengers Japan civilians some of them were school children, as well as a few parents and school teachers 254 survived.[3] 1,534 passengers and crew died including 780 of the schoolchildren. Just 59 young boys and girls survived.
The messiness of war is regretful. But the failure of civilian leaders on either or both sides is what leads to such a regretful last resort. Everyone pays the price- that is, everyone except the Banks that reap billion dollar profits from the business of war. And regular American taxpayers are the ones who have been left with paying the Trillion Dollar bill after all is blasted and done. This has been going on since World War One. More of today’s Americans, unlike the generations before them, have now to work harder and longer and are not necessarily more prosperous than their parents or grandparents. We all suffer when war happens.
when will uss pampanito get her naval legends so down periscope fans will remember as uss stingray
I agree. Pampanito got a good record, plus a bittersweet story as well.
対馬丸を沈めた艦でもある
9 million visitors
USS SILVERSIDES!
Today I Learned: Gato is pronounced as "gate-o", and not like the Spanish word for a cat
it is the Spanish Gahto but as Americans weve said Gayto both have been used and at this point accepted. This narrator I believe is not a native english speaker and sometimes mispronounces stuff. But thats ok just be aware when you hear this guy on future videos.
show something about Japanese submarines that there is almost no information about them
Aw, you forgot about the bus and crane.
Do we have merchant ships in wows? I mean except in operations ..... WG needs better anti-sub warfare
I grew up on Oahu and for school field trips we'd visit the Memorial and the Bowfin ... really cramped in there
@@ronin-l9h Can you imagine having to live and work in it for an entire month, under incandescent lights, living off old food in the fridge & re-breathing the same air as your shipmates, not knowing if you’ll make it back home alive or get 🛢️ death charged 💥and lost at sea in an unknown unreachable unmarked deep dark watery grave? Those were men of steel will, steel balls, and steely nerves! We owe such folks our freedom today, and the ability to speak in American 🇺🇸, and not necessarily in Deutsch or Nihonggo!
God bless the souls of those who have fought before us today. May they of blessed memory forevermore be now at peace.
Pray that we will be able to uphold the ideals of freedom, liberty, and democracy that they so valiantly fought for.
Why ww2 suarines look better than today's subs???
Modern subs are extremely optimized for silence and stealth unlike the old WW2 ones.
The shape of the hull, conning tower and even the propellers are specifically designed to be as silent to sonar as possible. You can only do so much to make a sub stealthy without compromising its integrity to extreme pressures of the deep. And after decades of design experience, modern naval designers got it down to a science. Consequently because of the min-maxing of traits on a modern submarine, they mostly tend to look very similarly albeit a few differences.
Am I the only one who thinks the voice sounds extremely weird? Like AI or something?
確か対馬丸を撃沈した、あの潜水艦！😮