I've served in the German Navy from 1993 to 2001. I have served on Fast Patrol Boats class 148 (open bridge), a submarine class 206A, one Auxiliary German Intelligence (my best time ever), and several Mine Hunters, class 332. After watching your video, it feels like I served on Apollo 13 back then and now everyone serves onboard Star Track units. But, hack, I still know how to use a sextant. Thank you very much for this video!
First, it's Deutsche Marine now, Kriegsmarine is what it was called in Nazi Germany. And yes, it was limited during the cold war. That's why older subs like the 209 class actually have comparable tonnage to the WW2 Type XXI.
Sadly the German military faces constant cutbacks. Of all their subs, according to reports in Spiegel, barely four are actually seaworthy. The same applies to their tank corps.
@@achimkrull7165 4 out of 6 is absolutely okay though. Even 3 out of 6 would be okay. Normally you have up to half your subs and ships going through maintenance, repairs and refits. The Tanks are another thing. Roughly 90 were combat ready in February. about ~100 are currently undergoing upgrades from A6 to A7V status and are at the companies doing the upgrades. Leaving about 135. Now, it sounds devastating, but you've gotta keep in mind, that german Tanks have to adhere to the German Vehicle Code. Meaning if one break light does not work properly, it's "out". And Stuff like that constantly breaks. Which means, Tanks are rotated in and out of maintenance for minor repairs that are usually done within an hour. But because much of the maintenance was outsourced to civilian contractors (aka Rheinmetall & KMW), there's always a huge backlog of tanks that need those minor repairs, or just regular maintenance. I've been in a Heavy Logistics Batallion from 2006-2008, when the Brigades Wiesel Tankettes had problems, we were the ones to organise transport to the maintenance depot. And oh boy, it was silly most of the time. Loading up around 5-10 each month, the majority of those with silly stuff that could've been done by a monkey with a wrench within an hour or two. Up to Code to drive on the german public roads? No. Combat worthy? Absolutely.
I like the latest subs and frigates - reckon Oz should have those subs for defence around the northern islands leaving the AUKUS nuke subs to guard the long ocean trade routes - all under the umbrella of the amazing Australian battlefield command system.
As much as I like the german Navy because I serverd in it there are several inaccuracys. Bremen Class is out of service by now (also 10 months ago) and was desingned and started to built in the 70s not the 80s. Brandenburg Class Frigattes can reach up to 29 Knots which equals to 54 km/h or 33 mph
In respect to military strength Germany is a second class power and a shadow of its past However if they wanted and with unlimited funding and recruitment could build the best weapons and best military in the world,,,,.......
How Human Nature Works Human nature is the desire to receive, also called “desire to enjoy,” and it functions by receiving what is beneficial to itself and rejecting what is harmful. Everything in our lives is built upon this calculation where we first try to distance ourselves from harm, and then seek how to draw ourselves closer to what is beneficial. Human nature also includes a multilayering of systems that work simultaneously on still, vegetative, animate and human levels. One of those systems is our bodily one, which operates involuntarily. If our bodies are healthy, then they know what is good for them and draw that goodness to themselves. After the bodily system, there is the emotional system, which also functions relatively according to instinct. From the emotional system, we move to the mind, and from the mind to the intellect, and so on. That is, we have systems over systems that concurrently work on receiving what is beneficial and rejecting what is harmful. Such is human nature and the essence of our lives. Our every desire, thought and action operates according to the calculation, “How can we receive what is most beneficial to us and reject what is harmful?”
Good for Philippines but I think it is so expensive. It doesn't matter if you want to highly secured Philippines to 100 percent iron clad. Risks in Philippine territory is so high....
@@Fukose Germany does not have a large submarine fleet. The German Navy only has six. German models can score much more than export hits, because they have a decisive advantage: thanks to their hydrogen operation, they drive almost silently. No diesel drive but hydroge
It was the logo from the Nato exercise (Cold Response) in wich the submarien participated. Participating ships, etc. have the exercise logo temporary on their hull. There are also usually badges for uniforms with the logo, t-shirts with the logo, etc.. www.norskuniform.no/6194-superlarge_default/hettegenser-nato-cold-response-2022-valgfri-farge.jpg
Coba dulu promosi terus k 2 negara menham ri dan germany termsk pabrikan senjata kapal perang dan kpl selam juga pesawat jet eurotyipone k indonesia dgn harga tidak terllu mahal sayang keduluan sm frances inggris dan italia jg turkey promosi y tunggu pemerintah baru
I would assume these Russian hypersonic missiles functional at the level of the Russian army fighting in Ukraine: that recently lost 20,000 soldier and 356 tanks this past weekend.
That comment didn't age well, seeing every single russian Kinzhal that got fired during the last 2 weeks got intercepted by 2 40y-old Patriot-systems...
I've served in the German Navy from 1993 to 2001. I have served on Fast Patrol Boats class 148 (open bridge), a submarine class 206A, one Auxiliary German Intelligence (my best time ever), and several Mine Hunters, class 332. After watching your video, it feels like I served on Apollo 13 back then and now everyone serves onboard Star Track units. But, hack, I still know how to use a sextant. Thank you very much for this video!
The F126 Frigate is really something super. The last bigger submarine is also champion.
What type
Large U -boat ❓
Awesome!👍
Thank you😉
Very nice video👍
...complimenti...
I like this powerful frigate
Good Pm Sir, sana Ang adm ni Pangulong PBBM bibili sana nang German Frigates one of the best in the world., adv lang po, Salamat & God bless.
I thought after WW2 their Kriegsmarine was severly limited? Carl Doenititz would be proud!
First, it's Deutsche Marine now, Kriegsmarine is what it was called in Nazi Germany. And yes, it was limited during the cold war. That's why older subs like the 209 class actually have comparable tonnage to the WW2 Type XXI.
Sadly the German military faces constant cutbacks. Of all their subs, according to reports in Spiegel, barely four are actually seaworthy. The same applies to their tank corps.
@@achimkrull7165 4 out of 6 is absolutely okay though. Even 3 out of 6 would be okay. Normally you have up to half your subs and ships going through maintenance, repairs and refits.
The Tanks are another thing.
Roughly 90 were combat ready in February. about ~100 are currently undergoing upgrades from A6 to A7V status and are at the companies doing the upgrades. Leaving about 135.
Now, it sounds devastating, but you've gotta keep in mind, that german Tanks have to adhere to the German Vehicle Code. Meaning if one break light does not work properly, it's "out". And Stuff like that constantly breaks. Which means, Tanks are rotated in and out of maintenance for minor repairs that are usually done within an hour. But because much of the maintenance was outsourced to civilian contractors (aka Rheinmetall & KMW), there's always a huge backlog of tanks that need those minor repairs, or just regular maintenance.
I've been in a Heavy Logistics Batallion from 2006-2008, when the Brigades Wiesel Tankettes had problems, we were the ones to organise transport to the maintenance depot. And oh boy, it was silly most of the time. Loading up around 5-10 each month, the majority of those with silly stuff that could've been done by a monkey with a wrench within an hour or two.
Up to Code to drive on the german public roads? No. Combat worthy? Absolutely.
Tuyệt Vòi lắm 🎉❤
I like the latest subs and frigates - reckon Oz should have those subs for defence around the northern islands leaving the AUKUS nuke subs to guard the long ocean trade routes - all under the umbrella of the amazing Australian battlefield command system.
Silly clickbait title but a very nice video.
The world was not shocked by a frigate
As much as I like the german Navy because I serverd in it there are several inaccuracys. Bremen Class is out of service by now (also 10 months ago) and was desingned and started to built in the 70s not the 80s. Brandenburg Class Frigattes can reach up to 29 Knots which equals to 54 km/h or 33 mph
In respect to military strength Germany is a second class power and a shadow of its past However if they wanted and with unlimited funding and recruitment could build the best weapons and best military in the world,,,,.......
Ganda yan frigate warship ng germany sana maka- kuha ng AFP- pinas..
The World is not shocked D.. A...
My favorite is mk 126
How Human Nature Works
Human nature is the desire to receive, also called “desire to enjoy,” and it functions by receiving what is beneficial to itself and rejecting what is harmful. Everything in our lives is built upon this calculation where we first try to distance ourselves from harm, and then seek how to draw ourselves closer to what is beneficial.
Human nature also includes a multilayering of systems that work simultaneously on still, vegetative, animate and human levels. One of those systems is our bodily one, which operates involuntarily. If our bodies are healthy, then they know what is good for them and draw that goodness to themselves. After the bodily system, there is the emotional system, which also functions relatively according to instinct. From the emotional system, we move to the mind, and from the mind to the intellect, and so on. That is, we have systems over systems that concurrently work on receiving what is beneficial and rejecting what is harmful.
Such is human nature and the essence of our lives. Our every desire, thought and action operates according to the calculation, “How can we receive what is most beneficial to us and reject what is harmful?”
This ship hms 180 is good for Philippines we need 5 units of like ships very nice
Good for Philippines but I think it is so expensive. It doesn't matter if you want to highly secured Philippines to 100 percent iron clad. Risks in Philippine territory is so high....
that was a norwegian flag on that submarine
4 boats for Norwegian, 2 boats for the gernan navy are planned
@@Fukose Germany does not have a large submarine fleet. The German Navy only has six. German models can score much more than export hits, because they have a decisive advantage: thanks to their hydrogen operation, they drive almost silently. No diesel drive but hydroge
@@DickTechno I am aware of that. I live in Germany and look after a marine forum.
Thank you for your interest in the German Marine. 👍
@@DickTechno They do have a Diesel generator though. But yes, they're among, if not *the* quietest submarine currently out there.
It was the logo from the Nato exercise (Cold Response) in wich the submarien participated. Participating ships, etc. have the exercise logo temporary on their hull. There are also usually badges for uniforms with the logo, t-shirts with the logo, etc..
www.norskuniform.no/6194-superlarge_default/hettegenser-nato-cold-response-2022-valgfri-farge.jpg
All TY
In Old Times - 1970-s German BundesMarine - 2 Destroed!
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I hope Malaysia would buy more to defend againts China's agression.
Kriegsmarine always to me. And again, Carl would be proud! He got a bad deal at Nuremberg.
Bigger than a Flight III Burke with only 1:6th the VLS capacity… what happens when your defense ministry is run by women. 🙄
Coba dulu promosi terus k 2 negara menham ri dan germany termsk pabrikan senjata kapal perang dan kpl selam juga pesawat jet eurotyipone k indonesia dgn harga tidak terllu mahal sayang keduluan sm frances inggris dan italia jg turkey promosi y tunggu pemerintah baru
So what is „shocking“? Just more clickbait.
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.. and yet not a word in the World's media. Shockingly ignored by almost the entire World. Exaggerate much?
Very weak navy.
Would not have a chance against a Russian hypersonic missiles.
I would assume these Russian hypersonic missiles functional at the level of the Russian army fighting in Ukraine: that recently lost 20,000 soldier and 356 tanks this past weekend.
Totally Wrong Ivan !!!
That comment didn't age well, seeing every single russian Kinzhal that got fired during the last 2 weeks got intercepted by 2 40y-old Patriot-systems...