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Die 3 Frachter / Trawler wurden versenkt, NACHDEM sich die Flotte (Gneisenau & Scharnhorst / Hipper + 4 Zerstörer) voneinander trennten, und zwar von den LETZTEREN!

how can i do battle animations like you

2312 / 27 it means 85 canon per ship, bullshit.

The British copied the Russian Admiral Ushakov!!!

Nelson was a Genius and a Brexiteer who didnt want Europe telling Britain how to run our country

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Beautifully explained

You should play Lines of Battle

Can’t believe the entire Battle of Trafalgar only took four minutes. I thought it would’ve been longer than that

What everyone always forgets about the Battle of Trafalgar is that within hours of the battle ending, a hurricane hit the area and the crews had to,fight for their lives throughput the night. Many captured ships foundered.

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Why are British blue and French red?

союзники не знали где находятся французы. спустились с высот и стали наступать в пустоту. сами повернулись спиной к врагу. обычно войска маневрируют. борются что бы зайти к противнику с флангов. с тыла. а тут сами поворачиваются задом. французам только и оставалось стрелять в зад.

I never realised they fully sunk under water !!

I had this game for the Atari 2600.

Britannia they expected great news from out fleet. Commanded by lord nelson the french for to meet. We fought on the deep

Thanks for the animation. For the first time I understand why Nelson divided his fleet.

What a useless presentation - are you eight? Even the captions are ungrammatical.

Naval Sail: several meters. WW1 - WW2 Naval Battle: 2 - 6 miles. WW3 Naval: probably half a country away. WW4 Naval:

Bereiten sie die Verteidigung vor!

The simplest way to understand this is that the 'surrounded' army stays compact enough to still operate as a single body. In the 'surrounding' army, because it's so stretched, one side doesn't know what the other is doing, and so operations become a lot more localized and less collaborative. In short, 10 tiny armies suddenly surround 1 army much bigger than any of them individually. This advantage in 'operational unity' is also why, when the surrounded army is too big (i.e. cannot react quickly), interior lines actually work in the surrounder's favour. This is what happened at Cannae, at Leipzig and at Konningratz.

Not even the Science Channel video of this topic explained how the ballast tanks kept the submarine submerged or surfaced! You sir did a fantastic job getting straight to what we've been wanting to learn. Thank you 🫡

this was terrific. thanks for posting it.

Great part of Poniatowski's regiment was cavalry, which is not marked on the animation.

Its like crossing the T

Burning wounded sailors in ships that had stopped fighting? Nelson was no hero, but more like a terrorist.

Only 73 men!?

Seemed like a uneven battle with the Brits coming by suprise and kind of pulling a sort of Pearl Harbor

very informational video

great video

there are a lot of inaccuracies

Muy bueno... Si Chichagov hubiera sido más listo, Napoleón hubiera caído preso en esa batalla

“Never mind the manoeuvres, just go straight at them!”

total nitpick but im just thrown off by the french being red and the english being blue ... seems wrong haha

NICELY DONE! -Unfortunately, You Don't Offer Moment-By-Moment "Time Stamps" Of Each Point Of The Battle According To The Log Books By Every Ships' Captain So As To Co-Ordinate The Actions!

Communication must be crazy

Vive La Grande Armée Vive Ses Maréchaux Vive L Empereur Éternel. Willy

in this video, east is west and west is east

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русские никогда не умели воевать умом, поэтому Наполеон просто поиздевался над ними.

3 years later this became a map for a game

Britannia rules the waves. This was the Age of Pisces and the energy of Pisces, especially Neptune was with them to gain victory.

look at the territory covered! Definately highlights the difference between French Generals of the day and todays russian generals recent attempt to steal a few KM's from Ukraine with the same losses in troops and the same invasion force!

And that’s where the saying “crossing the t” comes from.

Вечная память защитникам родины..🇷🇺

Very systematic, they really needed a passage to Asia!

This made a huge battle

I can't help but feel this would be so much better if narrated

Love your German accent !

My ancestor, Richard Lale, was at the Battle of Trafalgar. He was on the Royal Sovereign. He died about a year after the battle when he fell overboard from the ship HMS Formidable.