The Evolution Of Warships: 400 Years Of Naval Warfare In 60 Minutes

The evolution of warships involved continuous improvements in firepower, armor, and ship design, driven by the need for greater speed, maneuverability, and combat effectiveness. This documentary explores 400 years of warship history, highlighting the evolution of naval technology from the 17th century galleys to modern aircraft carriers like France's Charles de Gaulle. Significant technological milestones include the adoption of cannons, the introduction of steam engines, the development of ironclad ships, and the transition to modern naval warfare involving torpedoes, aircraft, and advanced weaponry.
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[@scottyford4224]

Not really a story on the evolution of warships, but a documentary on the history of French warships.

[@mattsmith5421]

Cheers saved me an hour

[@giannidcenzo]

Great video.

[@pierredecine1936]

France has 1 Aircraft Carrier - BFD !!! and 2 female maritime "experts" ...

[@secretagent5954]

im sorry but why are they all french? who get a lot of tech from america? could the english and americans not be bothered? and why are they starting at modern ships? same people who sell a nuclear reactor to iraq. unbelievable