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So, looking at what happened, in game it seems like the yamatos side plating/belt armour was really weak, and because of the way the shots work, your shots were able to penetrate that and detonate the magazines real easy. It could also have been misplaced magazines and to thin deck plating. Doesnt help that the calibers in this game are a bit funky. Iowa only had 16 inch batteries, and the Bismark had even smaller than that, i think like 12 or 14 inch batteries (except they were a metric caliber, the superior units), but in this both of those Battleships have 18 inch batteries, and primary caliber secondary batteries, so the yamato is technically quite under armed, only having 18 inch batteries. Then again, i believe Japanese ship munitions were inferior to allied or German munitions, so maybe that makes up for the caliber differences. Ships are really really complicated beasts, and whilst this game does a pretty great job so far, there is a long way it can go to increase the historical realism and potential.
But if you did say Bismarck has 12 inch guns she would have 286mm guns and those are Heavy Cruiser type guns, but it is I think 15 or 15.5 inch guns for Bismarck.
Before Yamato’s fateful demise she was ordered to ground her self and be used as a floating gun platform but on April 7 1945 on her way to finish her mission there was a coordinated air attack that lead to Yamatos demise Yamato lies southwest of Kyushu under 1120 feet of water may all her sailors Rest In Peace
There was in total 5 ships planed for the Yamato class, first is of course the Yamato then the Musashi and the third sister what was converted into Aircraft Carrier is Shinano. The other two ships of this class were never went to build.
The IJN Musashi was a Yamato class battleship and was sunk by aircraft so the sister ship of the Musashi the IJN Yamato was fitted with extra anti-aircraft weaponry
This is a lot to type but it is what it is… Yamato (大和) was the lead ship of her class of battleships built for the Imperial Japanese Navy (IJN) shortly before World War II. She and her sister ship, Musashi, were the heaviest and most powerfully armed battleships ever constructed, displacing 72,800 tonnes at full load and armed with nine 46 cm (18.1 in) Type 94 main guns, which were the largest guns ever mounted on a warship. It was Named after the ancient Japanese Yamato Province, Yamato was designed to counter the numerically superior battleship fleet of the United States, Japan's main rival in the Pacific. She was laid down in 1937 and formally commissioned a week after the Pearl Harbor attack in late 1941. Throughout 1942, she served as the flagship of the Combined Fleet, and in June 1942 Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto directed the fleet from her bridge during the Battle of Midway, a disastrous defeat for Japan. Musashi took over as the Combined Fleet flagship in early 1943, and Yamato spent the rest of the year moving between the major Japanese naval bases of Truk and Kure in response to American threats. In December 1943, Yamato was torpedoed by an American submarine which necessitated repairs at Kure, where she would also be refitted with additional anti-aircraft guns and radar in early 1944. Although present at the Battle of the Philippine Sea in June 1944, she played no part in the battle. Sadly I’m not allowed to type anymore I spent over 48mins typing this Baron
Part 2: it’s end…. Yamato's crew were at general quarters and ready for anti-aircraft action by dawn on 7 April. The first Allied aircraft made contact with the Surface Special Attack Force at 08:23; two flying boats arrived soon thereafter, and for the next five hours, Yamato fired Common Type 3 or Beehive (3 Shiki tsûjôdan) shells at the Allied seaplanes, but could not prevent them from shadowing the force. Yamato obtained her first radar contact with aircraft at 10:00; an hour later, American F6F Hellcat fighters appeared overhead to deal with any Japanese aircraft that might appear. None did.[44][N 6] At about 12:30, 280 bomber and torpedo bomber aircraft arrived over the Japanese force. Asashimo, which had fallen out of formation with engine trouble, was caught and sunk by a detachment of aircraft from San Jacinto. The Surface Special Attack Force increased speed to 24 knots (28 mph; 44 km/h), and following standard Japanese anti-aircraft defensive measures, the destroyers began circling Yamato. The first aircraft swooped in to attack at 12:37. Yahagi turned and raced away at 35 knots (40 mph; 65 km/h) in an attempt to draw off some of the attackers; it drew off only an insignificant number. Yamato was not hit for four minutes, but at 12:41 two bombs obliterated two of her triple 25 mm anti-aircraft mounts and blew a hole in the deck. A third bomb then destroyed her radar room and the starboard aft 127 mm mount. At 12:45 a single torpedo struck Yamato far forward on her port side, sending shock waves throughout the ship. At 12:46, another two bombs struck the battleship's port side, one slightly ahead of the aft 155 mm centreline turret and the other right on top of the gun. These caused a great deal of damage to the turret and its magazines; only one man survived.[44][N 7] Because many of the ship's crew who did not go down with the vessel were killed by strafing aircraft as they swam in the oily water, the details are uncertain, but authors Garzke and Dulin record that little damage was caused.[44] Shortly afterward, up to three more torpedoes struck Yamato. Two impacts, on the port side near the engine room and on one of the boiler rooms, are confirmed; the third is disputed but is regarded by Garzke and Dulin as probable because it would explain the reported flooding in Yamato's auxiliary steering room. The attack ended around 12:47, leaving the battleship listing 5-6° to port; counterflooding-deliberately flooding compartments on the other side of the ship-reduced the list to 1°. One boiler room had been disabled, slightly reducing Yamato's top speed, and strafing had incapacitated many of the gun crews who manned Yamato's unprotected 25 mm anti-aircraft weapons, sharply curtailing their effectiveness.
The second attack started just before 13:00. In a coordinated strike, dive bombers flew high overhead to begin their runs while torpedo bombers approached from all directions at just above sea level. Overwhelmed by the number of targets, the battleship's anti-aircraft guns were ineffective, and the Japanese tried desperate measures to break up the attack. Yamato's main guns were loaded with Beehive shells fused to explode one second after firing-a mere 1,000 m (3,300 ft) from the ship-but these had little effect. Three or four torpedoes struck the battleship on the port side and one to starboard. Three hits, close together on the port side, are confirmed: one struck a fire room that had already been hit, one impacted a different fire room, and the third hit the hull adjacent to a damaged outboard engine room, increasing the water flow into that space and possibly flooding nearby locations. The fourth hit, unconfirmed, may have struck aft of the third; Garzke and Dulin believe this would explain the rapid flooding reported in that location.[45] This attack left Yamato in a perilous position, listing 15-18° to port. Counterflooding of all remaining starboard void spaces lessened this to 10°, but further correction would have required repairs or flooding the starboard engine and fire rooms. Although the battleship was not yet in danger of sinking, the list meant the main battery was unable to fire and her speed was limited to 18 knots (33 km/h; 21 mph).[46] The third and most damaging attack developed at about 13:40. At least four bombs hit the ship's superstructure and caused heavy casualties among her 25 mm anti-aircraft gun crews. Many near misses drove in her outer plating, compromising her defense against torpedoes. Most serious were four more torpedo impacts. Three exploded on the port side, increasing water flow into the port inner engine room and flooding yet another fire room and the steering gear room. With the auxiliary steering room already under water, the ship lost maneuverability and became stuck in a starboard turn. The fourth torpedo most likely hit the starboard outer engine room, which, along with three other rooms on the starboard side, was being counterflooded to reduce the port list. The torpedo strike accelerated the rate of flooding and trapped many crewmen.
At 14:02, the order was belatedly given to abandon ship. By this time, Yamato's speed had dropped to 10 knots (19 km/h; 12 mph) and her list was increasing. Fires raged out of control and alarms on the bridge warned of critical temperatures in the forward main battery magazines.[N 8] Protocol called for flooding the magazines to prevent explosion, but the pumping stations had been knocked out.[49] At 14:05, Yahagi sank, the victim of twelve bombs and seven torpedoes. At the same time, a final flight of torpedo bombers attacked Yamato from her starboard side. Her list was now such that the torpedoes-set to a depth of 6.1 m (20 ft)-struck the bottom of her hull. The battleship continued her inexorable roll to port.[22] By 14:20, the power went out and her remaining 25 mm anti-aircraft guns began to drop into the sea. Three minutes later, Yamato capsized. Her main 46 cm turrets fell off, and as she rolled suction was created that drew swimming crewmen back toward the ship. When the roll reached approximately 120°, one of the two bow magazines detonated in a tremendous explosion.[49] The resulting mushroom cloud-over 6 kilometres (3.7 mi) high-was seen 160 kilometres (99 mi) away on Kyūshū.[50] Yamato sank rapidly, losing an estimated 3,055 of her 3,332 crew, including fleet commander Vice-Admiral Seiichi Itō.[22][N 9] The few survivors were recovered by the four surviving destroyers, which withdrew to Japan.[22] From the first attack at 12:37 to the explosion at 14:23, Yamato was hit by at least 11 torpedoes and 6 bombs. There may have been two more torpedo and bomb hits, but this is not confirmed.
the yamato that you used in this video is actually her sister ship, musashi. musashi had the same arnament of the yamato but replace most of the anti-air guns with another secondary battery. musashi was badly damaged in battle and then was sunk later on. yamato was on a suicide mission when suddenly she was ambushed by many squadrons of bombers and torpedo bombers.
American Naval Fighter Aircraft consisted of the F2A Buffalo, F4F Wildcat, F6F Hellcat, F4U (F3A/FG1 for Brewster and Goodyear respectively) Corsair, and later the F7F Tigercat and F8F Bearcat.
Yes the Yamato have the largest guns on a ship. The Iowa had 16in I believe. In the end it was the last cry for a battleship as bombs and eventually missiles make larger ships obsolete.
There were three Yamato-class vessels. Yamato itself, Musashi, and Shinano. Shinano was changed to an aircraft carrier when it was about 30% built. All three ships were lost in quick succession in '44/5.
yep, the pilots adapted the Thatch Weave tactic to deal with japanese zero fighters, later on the Hellcats and Corsairs could just do Boom and Zoom tactics with impunity due to much faster speed
You should make a submarine go up against a aircraft carrier! Or a destroyer so that you can test out the depth charges. :D Awesome vids, keep it up! 😁
Funnily enough, during her only engagement with other surface warships the Yamato and her whole battlegroup were chased of by a handfull of destroyers, destroyer escorts and escort carriers at Leyte Gulf
Taffy 3 vs Yamato's task force- 5 destroyers (including the breave USS Johnson), 2 destoyer escorts, and three escort carriers fended off yamato, two heavy cruisers, 5 destoyers, and a couple other ships if I remmeber correctly. Imagine being the captain of the heavy cruiser that got sunk by an escort carrier's 5 inch gun
The Yamato sunk because it didn't have 12milimeter inch anti aircraft guns, instead, Japan turned it into 25milimeter inch guns, which made the Yamato Class vulnerable to aircrafts. It then only had guns to take ships out, but even THAT would not work. Because Yamato may be strong and armored, but if you could go throughout its armor and impulse it, you'd hit the magazine or other vulnerable explosive stuff, which would lead to a self-destruct that explodes the whole ship. So its rather useless then to put very powerful guns on it because it then would be than the chance it explodes is then even more. (Also this took me a very long time to make so i'd rather get a applause or get atleast a comment.)
As German, „Graf Zeppelin“ was ok, in German you’d speak the p more pronounced. As for the „Cologne“ well the thing is the city of Cologne is written Köln in German. Which is spelled and spoken completely differently than Cologne. But thumps up for trying!
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I mean it is Historical accurate hence one of the Fletcher class who got hit by Yamato’s Main shell eventho it is penetrating through the ship and come out the other side. It considered to be unable to fight right away
Operation Ten Go or as mostly known Yamato Suicide Mission Was the mission to send Yamato to hold off the Americans when she got attacked by 280 planes and hit by 7 torpedos and 9 bombs(might be wrong on hit numbers) and of crouse got strafed by fighters too by the end of the first wave of attack she was capsizing and sinking meanwhile her Sister Musashi took more hits to go down 11 torpedoes and 14 bombs(than again might be wrong but scale is ok) because what the US did with Musashi is they get droppong her both sides soo thus she could easily damage control the flooding thus Yamato taking less to sink because the US learnt to attack the same side Of course after what happened to Musashi the IJN refitted Yamato with more AA but mostly it was the fact of removing 2x3 6 inch guns that were on the deck soo it gone from 3x3 18.1inch guns and 4x3 6.1 inch guns to 3x3 18.1s and 2x3 6.1 inch guns As for the 3rd ship she was the IJN Shinano actually built and sank by submarine the 4th ship got its name Shikishima but never laid down and 5th i dont remember seeing a reference to her name anywhere Her planes were actually scout planes but they could carrie out strikes with Bombs and or Torpedoes if was needed but could also act as fighters although never used as such but only as spotters Just a brief history :)
American ships were generally all fire power little armour. Easy to sink but hit hard. Their air craft carriers even had wooden decks. By comparison, british ships were all defence, often sialing from battles where a single ship took more direct shots than the US Navy. But their ability to inflict damage was far more lacking. The design choices were based on the oceans they were sailing in, but both ended up jealous of the other. American ships were vulnerable to kamikaze and other cheap and difficult to stop attacks that British ships would be unohased by. Meanwhile Britain often found itself out gunned and just taking shot after shot from better armed German vessals. Often having to rely on advanced tactics to win engagments. If they had been better armed and focused less on armour thwy could have theoritcally defeated the german ships much quicker and taken less damage all in all.
Well IJN Yamato was the biggest Battleship created and put to sea, however the Germans had created Blueprints for the KMS Gröber Kürfurst which if it was constructed it would have been the biggest and most powerful Warship to be created however it was armed with 420mm, 16.5 inch gun with 12 barrels compared to the 9 on Yamato with 3 Triple guns. But additionally most of Yamato’s secondary armament was AA guns with low - Caliber guns compared to Kürfurst inheriting the turrets mounted on KMS Bismarck and Tirpitz. If you were to put the warship in a brawl Kürfurst would most likely overpower the Yamato due to the 3 additional barrels and secondary armament meant to rip other warships apart. This is not it official name but this is based on the H class Super Battleship being created for the German navy. While the main problem would be with America if the USS Montana was created since Montana was designed to rival Yamato and send it do the bottom of the ocean but, Yamato was sunk by a overwhelming force of aircraft. To sum it all up if Germany’s Super battleship was created It would have been the biggest and most powerful Warship to hit the waves, maybe even more powerful than the famed Yamato. This is just random facts no one asked for.
The Yamato replaced most of its secondary on both sides were replaced by AA AND ON THE BATTLE OF THE PHILIPPINES THE US NAVY SENT OUT 345 FROME 3 aircraft carriers to sink the Yamato and the Yamato was sunk with that the Japanese was pushed back.
It sank from dive bombers and torpedo bombers. Capsized before sinking than a ammunition storage in the center of the ship blew and yamato got blown in half
so the Yamato was starting to capsize, but as soon as it was on its side, "CABOOM" THE middle of the ship had just exploded. now it's hurdling to the ocean floor.
Imagine shooting down more planes (7 planes ) with the magazine explosion than the entire anti aircraft arnament (3 planes). Well the aa fire control was knocked out in one of the intial bomb strikes, but even then japanese fire control was pretty primitive anyways.
the Yamato sunk because it received orders to ram one of the American ships but was fatally damaged and sunk before it could reach its final destination
The Yamato is like the German Zeppelins but with supreme firepower and guns, basically a glass cannon but with incredibly short range. There's a reason why the Americans easily sunk it while it barely had any chance to fight back.
Sank by lots and I mean lots of planes from ten unprotected aircraft carriers it capsized then massive explosion near the stern of the ship splitting it in half
Depends on where it hits. Top deck hit would penetrate into the second to third deck, destroying a few stored planes, killing a lot of crew and disabling the runway. A few gas fires as well but most would be put out by pumps. Belt armor hit broadside would penetrate if it was using AP but if it's not under the water line it probably would not sink. Maybe disable the engine. HE broadside would probably do the same. Bow hit would bounce harmlessly. Stern hit would rake the interior and probably 1-2 hit the ship.
Buildwise (in size) was the yamato the biggest, overall with blueprints it was the German H-class ,with i think around 80.000 Tons ,correct me if im wrong
The Yamato was build for a classic battleship to battleship exchange battle. The Yamato was also quite of a secret (the japanese never used that ship, until it was too late). In a "fair" fight, I think the Yamato would have defeated any US Battleship. BUT fair fights don´t win you wars. The US Navy just torpedo and divebombed the S... out of this Battleship, and Yamato used up precious fuel anway... The war was won (or at least it was lost for the japanese) at that point anyway, imo...
Cologne, is that really the name of the ship or did the developer just not find a way to get the ö into the game? Cause it's 'Köln' in German. Pronunciation of the first ship was ok tho.
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The Yamato's armour/armor is 16-18 Inches but when it was finished the armour was totally outclassed by the new generation of ships the Japanese wanted to counter the American supremacy of the ocean by building larger ships but despite the 59,000-69,000 Tons of the Yamato it was outclassed
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So, looking at what happened, in game it seems like the yamatos side plating/belt armour was really weak, and because of the way the shots work, your shots were able to penetrate that and detonate the magazines real easy. It could also have been misplaced magazines and to thin deck plating.
Doesnt help that the calibers in this game are a bit funky. Iowa only had 16 inch batteries, and the Bismark had even smaller than that, i think like 12 or 14 inch batteries (except they were a metric caliber, the superior units), but in this both of those Battleships have 18 inch batteries, and primary caliber secondary batteries, so the yamato is technically quite under armed, only having 18 inch batteries. Then again, i believe Japanese ship munitions were inferior to allied or German munitions, so maybe that makes up for the caliber differences.
Ships are really really complicated beasts, and whilst this game does a pretty great job so far, there is a long way it can go to increase the historical realism and potential.
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KMS Bismarck had 380 mm guns or 15 inch guns
While Yamato has 480mm 18.1 Inch guns
@@alaska6120 thank you for informing me. I'll remember that for the future.
Well the knowledge of the Bismarcks guns isn’t really important as long as you know the MM they are but you are welcome.
But if you did say Bismarck has 12 inch guns she would have 286mm guns and those are Heavy Cruiser type guns, but it is I think 15 or 15.5 inch guns for Bismarck.
Before Yamato’s fateful demise she was ordered to ground her self and be used as a floating gun platform but on April 7 1945 on her way to finish her mission there was a coordinated air attack that lead to Yamatos demise Yamato lies southwest of Kyushu under 1120 feet of water may all her sailors Rest In Peace
the USS Iowa was slightly bigger than IJN Yamato and USS Iowa was bigger than KMS Bismarck
There was in total 5 ships planed for the Yamato class, first is of course the Yamato then the Musashi and the third sister what was converted into Aircraft Carrier is Shinano. The other two ships of this class were never went to build.
Interestingly, the two battleships in the Yamato class were sunk by aircraft, while the aircraft carrier was sunk by a submarine.
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The IJN Musashi was a Yamato class battleship and was sunk by aircraft so the sister ship of the Musashi the IJN Yamato was fitted with extra anti-aircraft weaponry
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Even so, the Yamato was also sunk by aircraft.
Yes it was a sad day for japan
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Meanwhile Yamato was also sunk by planes 😂
9:58 "We are not sinking! Our Bow part of the ship is doing this secret underwater submerging procedure..." 😛
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One was the yamato
One was the mistubishi (if I'm spelling that right)
And the final one was the mega carrier shinano
This is a lot to type but it is what it is…
Yamato (大和) was the lead ship of her class of battleships built for the Imperial Japanese Navy (IJN) shortly before World War II. She and her sister ship, Musashi, were the heaviest and most powerfully armed battleships ever constructed, displacing 72,800 tonnes at full load and armed with nine 46 cm (18.1 in) Type 94 main guns, which were the largest guns ever mounted on a warship. It was Named after the ancient Japanese Yamato Province, Yamato was designed to counter the numerically superior battleship fleet of the United States, Japan's main rival in the Pacific. She was laid down in 1937 and formally commissioned a week after the Pearl Harbor attack in late 1941. Throughout 1942, she served as the flagship of the Combined Fleet, and in June 1942 Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto directed the fleet from her bridge during the Battle of Midway, a disastrous defeat for Japan. Musashi took over as the Combined Fleet flagship in early 1943, and Yamato spent the rest of the year moving between the major Japanese naval bases of Truk and Kure in response to American threats. In December 1943, Yamato was torpedoed by an American submarine which necessitated repairs at Kure, where she would also be refitted with additional anti-aircraft guns and radar in early 1944. Although present at the Battle of the Philippine Sea in June 1944, she played no part in the battle. Sadly I’m not allowed to type anymore I spent over 48mins typing this Baron
Part 2: it’s end…. Yamato's crew were at general quarters and ready for anti-aircraft action by dawn on 7 April. The first Allied aircraft made contact with the Surface Special Attack Force at 08:23; two flying boats arrived soon thereafter, and for the next five hours, Yamato fired Common Type 3 or Beehive (3 Shiki tsûjôdan) shells at the Allied seaplanes, but could not prevent them from shadowing the force. Yamato obtained her first radar contact with aircraft at 10:00; an hour later, American F6F Hellcat fighters appeared overhead to deal with any Japanese aircraft that might appear. None did.[44][N 6]
At about 12:30, 280 bomber and torpedo bomber aircraft arrived over the Japanese force. Asashimo, which had fallen out of formation with engine trouble, was caught and sunk by a detachment of aircraft from San Jacinto. The Surface Special Attack Force increased speed to 24 knots (28 mph; 44 km/h), and following standard Japanese anti-aircraft defensive measures, the destroyers began circling Yamato. The first aircraft swooped in to attack at 12:37. Yahagi turned and raced away at 35 knots (40 mph; 65 km/h) in an attempt to draw off some of the attackers; it drew off only an insignificant number. Yamato was not hit for four minutes, but at 12:41 two bombs obliterated two of her triple 25 mm anti-aircraft mounts and blew a hole in the deck. A third bomb then destroyed her radar room and the starboard aft 127 mm mount. At 12:45 a single torpedo struck Yamato far forward on her port side, sending shock waves throughout the ship. At 12:46, another two bombs struck the battleship's port side, one slightly ahead of the aft 155 mm centreline turret and the other right on top of the gun. These caused a great deal of damage to the turret and its magazines; only one man survived.[44][N 7] Because many of the ship's crew who did not go down with the vessel were killed by strafing aircraft as they swam in the oily water, the details are uncertain, but authors Garzke and Dulin record that little damage was caused.[44] Shortly afterward, up to three more torpedoes struck Yamato. Two impacts, on the port side near the engine room and on one of the boiler rooms, are confirmed; the third is disputed but is regarded by Garzke and Dulin as probable because it would explain the reported flooding in Yamato's auxiliary steering room. The attack ended around 12:47, leaving the battleship listing 5-6° to port; counterflooding-deliberately flooding compartments on the other side of the ship-reduced the list to 1°. One boiler room had been disabled, slightly reducing Yamato's top speed, and strafing had incapacitated many of the gun crews who manned Yamato's unprotected 25 mm anti-aircraft weapons, sharply curtailing their effectiveness.
The second attack started just before 13:00. In a coordinated strike, dive bombers flew high overhead to begin their runs while torpedo bombers approached from all directions at just above sea level. Overwhelmed by the number of targets, the battleship's anti-aircraft guns were ineffective, and the Japanese tried desperate measures to break up the attack. Yamato's main guns were loaded with Beehive shells fused to explode one second after firing-a mere 1,000 m (3,300 ft) from the ship-but these had little effect. Three or four torpedoes struck the battleship on the port side and one to starboard. Three hits, close together on the port side, are confirmed: one struck a fire room that had already been hit, one impacted a different fire room, and the third hit the hull adjacent to a damaged outboard engine room, increasing the water flow into that space and possibly flooding nearby locations. The fourth hit, unconfirmed, may have struck aft of the third; Garzke and Dulin believe this would explain the rapid flooding reported in that location.[45] This attack left Yamato in a perilous position, listing 15-18° to port. Counterflooding of all remaining starboard void spaces lessened this to 10°, but further correction would have required repairs or flooding the starboard engine and fire rooms. Although the battleship was not yet in danger of sinking, the list meant the main battery was unable to fire and her speed was limited to 18 knots (33 km/h; 21 mph).[46]
The third and most damaging attack developed at about 13:40. At least four bombs hit the ship's superstructure and caused heavy casualties among her 25 mm anti-aircraft gun crews. Many near misses drove in her outer plating, compromising her defense against torpedoes. Most serious were four more torpedo impacts. Three exploded on the port side, increasing water flow into the port inner engine room and flooding yet another fire room and the steering gear room. With the auxiliary steering room already under water, the ship lost maneuverability and became stuck in a starboard turn. The fourth torpedo most likely hit the starboard outer engine room, which, along with three other rooms on the starboard side, was being counterflooded to reduce the port list. The torpedo strike accelerated the rate of flooding and trapped many crewmen.
At 14:02, the order was belatedly given to abandon ship. By this time, Yamato's speed had dropped to 10 knots (19 km/h; 12 mph) and her list was increasing. Fires raged out of control and alarms on the bridge warned of critical temperatures in the forward main battery magazines.[N 8] Protocol called for flooding the magazines to prevent explosion, but the pumping stations had been knocked out.[49]
At 14:05, Yahagi sank, the victim of twelve bombs and seven torpedoes. At the same time, a final flight of torpedo bombers attacked Yamato from her starboard side. Her list was now such that the torpedoes-set to a depth of 6.1 m (20 ft)-struck the bottom of her hull. The battleship continued her inexorable roll to port.[22] By 14:20, the power went out and her remaining 25 mm anti-aircraft guns began to drop into the sea. Three minutes later, Yamato capsized. Her main 46 cm turrets fell off, and as she rolled suction was created that drew swimming crewmen back toward the ship. When the roll reached approximately 120°, one of the two bow magazines detonated in a tremendous explosion.[49] The resulting mushroom cloud-over 6 kilometres (3.7 mi) high-was seen 160 kilometres (99 mi) away on Kyūshū.[50] Yamato sank rapidly, losing an estimated 3,055 of her 3,332 crew, including fleet commander Vice-Admiral Seiichi Itō.[22][N 9] The few survivors were recovered by the four surviving destroyers, which withdrew to Japan.[22]
From the first attack at 12:37 to the explosion at 14:23, Yamato was hit by at least 11 torpedoes and 6 bombs. There may have been two more torpedo and bomb hits, but this is not confirmed.
I just typed all this on computer and copied some from Wikipedia but yea YALL can read this it’s about the ship and it’s demise
the yamato that you used in this video is actually her sister ship, musashi. musashi had the same arnament of the yamato but replace most of the anti-air guns with another secondary battery. musashi was badly damaged in battle and then was sunk later on. yamato was on a suicide mission when suddenly she was ambushed by many squadrons of bombers and torpedo bombers.
5:08, you missed the plane getting shot down and blocking it's own torpedo lol
American Naval Fighter Aircraft consisted of the F2A Buffalo, F4F Wildcat, F6F Hellcat, F4U (F3A/FG1 for Brewster and Goodyear respectively) Corsair, and later the F7F Tigercat and F8F Bearcat.
Enjoyable video i have to admit
Yes the Yamato have the largest guns on a ship. The Iowa had 16in I believe. In the end it was the last cry for a battleship as bombs and eventually missiles make larger ships obsolete.
Nah just aircraft in general hence the fact that aircraft carriers are the new age like the US Ford is massive
@@alexsass6539 yeah that’s what I meant from bombs. Smaller ships are also way more effective nowadays.
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The Yamato, at most places, and armor 25 inches thick, the most for any ship at the time.
The armor was also of lower quality than what the Americans were using.
The Yamato was used in Leyte gulf the largest naval battle and was soon sunk by American torpedo bombers and dive bombers
Armor piercing bomb between the first and second gun would blow the ship to pieces
There were three Yamato-class vessels. Yamato itself, Musashi, and Shinano. Shinano was changed to an aircraft carrier when it was about 30% built. All three ships were lost in quick succession in '44/5.
the F4F was called Wildcat, it was a fighter plane that did ok vs japanese fighters, the F6F Hellcat was definitely a gamechanger though...
yep, the pilots adapted the Thatch Weave tactic to deal with japanese zero fighters, later on the Hellcats and Corsairs could just do Boom and Zoom tactics with impunity due to much faster speed
You should make a submarine go up against a aircraft carrier! Or a destroyer so that you can test out the depth charges. :D Awesome vids, keep it up! 😁
5:09, the first torpedo bomber took a huge L
Funnily enough, during her only engagement with other surface warships the Yamato and her whole battlegroup were chased of by a handfull of destroyers, destroyer escorts and escort carriers at Leyte Gulf
Taffy 3 vs Yamato's task force- 5 destroyers (including the breave USS Johnson), 2 destoyer escorts, and three escort carriers fended off yamato, two heavy cruisers, 5 destoyers, and a couple other ships if I remmeber correctly.
Imagine being the captain of the heavy cruiser that got sunk by an escort carrier's 5 inch gun
The Yamato sunk because it didn't have 12milimeter inch anti aircraft guns, instead, Japan turned it into 25milimeter inch guns, which made the Yamato Class vulnerable to aircrafts. It then only had guns to take ships out, but even THAT would not work. Because Yamato may be strong and armored, but if you could go throughout its armor and impulse it, you'd hit the magazine or other vulnerable explosive stuff, which would lead to a self-destruct that explodes the whole ship. So its rather useless then to put very powerful guns on it because it then would be than the chance it explodes is then even more. (Also this took me a very long time to make so i'd rather get a applause or get atleast a comment.)
As German, „Graf Zeppelin“ was ok, in German you’d speak the p more pronounced.
As for the „Cologne“ well the thing is the city of Cologne is written Köln in German. Which is spelled and spoken completely differently than Cologne. But thumps up for trying!
Oh my god when Baron hinted at his old War Thunder days I got so happy.
I thought he was talking about herpes over the pacific
i have been waiting for more of this game
In 2199, Humanity would rebuild the Yamato to save themselves from the Gamilans...
I'm talking about Space Battleship Yamato, Baron. You should check it out,
I mean it is Historical accurate hence one of the Fletcher class who got hit by Yamato’s Main shell eventho it is penetrating through the ship and come out the other side. It considered to be unable to fight right away
00:8 IJN Yamato of the Yamato of battleships.
7:08 the ww2 corsairs were F4U , the F7s were jet planes and the second corsair name was A-7
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Operation Ten Go or as mostly known Yamato Suicide Mission
Was the mission to send Yamato to hold off the Americans when she got attacked by 280 planes and hit by 7 torpedos and 9 bombs(might be wrong on hit numbers) and of crouse got strafed by fighters too by the end of the first wave of attack she was capsizing and sinking meanwhile her Sister Musashi took more hits to go down 11 torpedoes and 14 bombs(than again might be wrong but scale is ok) because what the US did with Musashi is they get droppong her both sides soo thus she could easily damage control the flooding thus Yamato taking less to sink because the US learnt to attack the same side
Of course after what happened to Musashi the IJN refitted Yamato with more AA but mostly it was the fact of removing 2x3 6 inch guns that were on the deck soo it gone from 3x3 18.1inch guns and 4x3 6.1 inch guns to 3x3 18.1s and 2x3 6.1 inch guns
As for the 3rd ship she was the IJN Shinano actually built and sank by submarine the 4th ship got its name Shikishima but never laid down and 5th i dont remember seeing a reference to her name anywhere
Her planes were actually scout planes but they could carrie out strikes with Bombs and or Torpedoes if was needed but could also act as fighters although never used as such but only as spotters
Just a brief history :)
Sun tuz the art of war: yamato must be sunk otherwise the Japanese will steal all our toasts!
Thats clearly how Americans wanted to save their Toast in the liberty ships xD
American ships were generally all fire power little armour. Easy to sink but hit hard. Their air craft carriers even had wooden decks. By comparison, british ships were all defence, often sialing from battles where a single ship took more direct shots than the US Navy. But their ability to inflict damage was far more lacking.
The design choices were based on the oceans they were sailing in, but both ended up jealous of the other. American ships were vulnerable to kamikaze and other cheap and difficult to stop attacks that British ships would be unohased by.
Meanwhile Britain often found itself out gunned and just taking shot after shot from better armed German vessals. Often having to rely on advanced tactics to win engagments. If they had been better armed and focused less on armour thwy could have theoritcally defeated the german ships much quicker and taken less damage all in all.
Well IJN Yamato was the biggest Battleship created and put to sea, however the Germans had created Blueprints for the KMS Gröber Kürfurst which if it was constructed it would have been the biggest and most powerful Warship to be created however it was armed with 420mm, 16.5 inch gun with 12 barrels compared to the 9 on Yamato with 3 Triple guns. But additionally most of Yamato’s secondary armament was AA guns with low - Caliber guns compared to Kürfurst inheriting the turrets mounted on KMS Bismarck and Tirpitz. If you were to put the warship in a brawl Kürfurst would most likely overpower the Yamato due to the 3 additional barrels and secondary armament meant to rip other warships apart. This is not it official name but this is based on the H class Super Battleship being created for the German navy. While the main problem would be with America if the USS Montana was created
since Montana was designed to rival Yamato and send it do the bottom of the ocean but, Yamato was sunk by a overwhelming force of aircraft. To sum it all up if Germany’s Super battleship was created It would have been the biggest and most powerful Warship to hit the waves, maybe even more powerful than the famed Yamato.
This is just random facts no one asked for.
One of the Japanese planes flew into the torpedo it dropped lol
The Yamato replaced most of its secondary on both sides were replaced by AA AND ON THE BATTLE OF THE PHILIPPINES THE US NAVY SENT OUT 345 FROME 3 aircraft carriers to sink the Yamato and the Yamato was sunk with that the Japanese was pushed back.
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Cologne is Köln (Koeln) in german.
I read that the yamato fight i naval battle where i think that was midway
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The Iowa had 16 inch guns and was slimmer yet longer, the Yamato had 18 inch guns but was wider yet shorter
5:08 Look at that, a plane just exploded a torpedo before he touches the ship
Biggest battleship battle would be USS Missouri and IJN Mikasa the Yamato’s sistership
0:45 It might be fire-power.
fp is probably for fire power
Baron, did you know that if you make your ship move backwards your ship turns around, which means the back guns aren't useless.
I always watch your videos they make me happy
It sank from dive bombers and torpedo bombers. Capsized before sinking than a ammunition storage in the center of the ship blew and yamato got blown in half
F4F are Wildcats, I believe.
0:34
His pronunciation of "Köln" (Cologne) was....
yeah let's talk about something different.
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This game gets the calibers so wrong it's kinda funny
If u go to the moment 5:06 you will see an plane crashing down and blosing up an Torpedo that was heading for his ship
so the Yamato was starting to capsize, but as soon as it was on its side, "CABOOM" THE middle of the ship had just exploded. now it's hurdling to the ocean floor.
Imagine shooting down more planes (7 planes ) with the magazine explosion than the entire anti aircraft arnament (3 planes). Well the aa fire control was knocked out in one of the intial bomb strikes, but even then japanese fire control was pretty primitive anyways.
Im thinking that game you were talkimg about was Heroes over europe or the sequel Heroes over the pacific
the Yamato sunk because it received orders to ram one of the American ships but was fatally damaged and sunk before it could reach its final destination
Yay yamato battleship is my favorite but that yamato has little aa defense and that yamato is the first version
The Americans surprise attacked the Yamato with overwhelming fire power. That is how it sunk.
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The battleship Yamato was believed to be blown up by a fire in it ammo supply
The Yamato is like the German Zeppelins but with supreme firepower and guns, basically a glass cannon but with incredibly short range. There's a reason why the Americans easily sunk it while it barely had any chance to fight back.
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GG. I wonder how the Bismarck would do against the Yamato.
Last time I played you could repair by press R over damage btw could be helpful next time you play ships at war
it is the f4u corsair, f6f and f4f hellcats
It's F4F Wildcat and F4U Corsair and the might have been War Thunder.
Yes you doing good. For a non nativ german speaker. I can understand your englisch perfectly fine XD.
Sank by lots and I mean lots of planes from ten unprotected aircraft carriers it capsized then massive explosion near the stern of the ship splitting it in half
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A couple of hits from the Yamato using he would sink any carrier of ww2.
Depends on where it hits. Top deck hit would penetrate into the second to third deck, destroying a few stored planes, killing a lot of crew and disabling the runway. A few gas fires as well but most would be put out by pumps.
Belt armor hit broadside would penetrate if it was using AP but if it's not under the water line it probably would not sink. Maybe disable the engine. HE broadside would probably do the same.
Bow hit would bounce harmlessly.
Stern hit would rake the interior and probably 1-2 hit the ship.
Buildwise (in size) was the yamato the biggest, overall with blueprints it was the German H-class ,with i think around 80.000 Tons ,correct me if im wrong
The Yamato is much stronger than you think. This game is just bugged in real life when Yamato was finally sank Yamato destroyed over 200 planes.
the yamato was sank by some dive bombers and some torpedo bombers
The Yamato was build for a classic battleship to battleship exchange battle. The Yamato was also quite of a secret (the japanese never used that ship, until it was too late). In a "fair" fight, I think the Yamato would have defeated any US Battleship. BUT fair fights don´t win you wars. The US Navy just torpedo and divebombed the S... out of this Battleship, and Yamato used up precious fuel anway...
The war was won (or at least it was lost for the japanese) at that point anyway, imo...
baron use a p-51 mustang mod for ravenfield i am 11 but i know a lot about ww2
Recommendation for the game have a boat squad or at least patrol boats like ac bb and cursier
After patrol boats there is need to be a ,
The Yamato had strong guns but Japan had not good enough materials for good armor
Yamato has been fighting 400 planes
Cologne, is that really the name of the ship or did the developer just not find a way to get the ö into the game? Cause it's 'Köln' in German. Pronunciation of the first ship was ok tho.
I thought the Yamato had 18.1 inch guns for its main batteries although I could be wrong please let me know if I am
Please show the Graf Zeppelin!!!
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i have a question for you in ww2 who was the german commander?
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The Yamato's armour/armor is 16-18 Inches but when it was finished the armour was totally outclassed by the new generation of ships the Japanese wanted to counter the American supremacy of the ocean by building larger ships but despite the 59,000-69,000 Tons of the Yamato it was outclassed
Baron can you use the germen aircraft carrier because it has a small turret
You pronounced Cologne correctly because it´s the english name for Köln, so Cologne is english xD
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I dont remember the Yamato having torpedo bombers
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The Yamato got destroyed in real life by the same thing you used to destroy in the last part planes
Taking out the biggest battleship with a crusier