U-Boats vs Allies - WWII: Witness to War - S01 EP3 - History Documentary
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what a great series..cheers
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Its really hard to fall asleep to this. I guess I'll go back to Price of Empire.
Tony Robinson narrating. He is useless in most regards
He was sort of funny in Blackadder but only because Rowan Atkinson fed him lines. As an original talent, fuggedaboutit
My uncle spent his entire service in WWII in the Merchant Marine. Unfortunately he had died before I was old enough to ask him about his service. I don't know if he enlisted to serve in the Merchant Marine or if he was assigned there, since he did not come from a usual sailing background. He was from a very landlocked area of Texas. I do know he enlisted after Pearl Harbor and served during the duration of the war.
Sabaton Wolf pack brought me here
Excellent report. And kudos for giving the Canadians credit. They are too often ignored. But you give the Americans credit for the corvettes. It was the Canadians who mass-produced corvettes. The Americans mass-produced the Liberty ships which for some reason you do not mention.
Some of the information in this video, is either misrepresented or is now known to be inaccurate.
Yes, the most accurate here on YT is the Price of Empire and The Abyss which is the most information dense series on the subject.
@@ryanreedgibson I am not familiar with them, but I will check them out. Cheers.
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Liam Teeling, the narrator, sounds just like Tony Robinson, the BBC Time Team series narrator (and Baldrick in Blackadder).....
The Narator is Tony Robinson!
Well done! However as one who hates to see lives lost unnecessarily and this comes from me being a historian over 50 years there was one man responsible for many American lives in the first part of WW2 no not FDR. An Admiral in the US navy who apparently did not like the British. Any one know who.? Just a little history exam. To all who keep studying history BRAVO!
Admiral King. He had an absolute hatred for all things British...a real Anglophobe!
Bravo!!!!@@richardcline1337
No, Ernie King didn't hate British. He didn't trust them, but that's not the same thing.
King failed to understand the simplistic notions of blacking out harbour lights (U Boats picked out their outlines and sunk them) and of shipping cargo across the Atlantic by convoy (U Boats called this their 'Happy Time'). He was replaced.
@@fuzzybunny506 The U.S. Navy was conducting transatlantic convoys a year before Pearl Harbor. King wasn't replaced by anyone until the end of 1945, and ordering coastal blackouts was above his paygrade. None of you geniuses have a clue.
Unfortunately for the Nazis Germany was equally vulnerable to marine trade in the forms of petroleum and foo, i.e.,. grain from the United States. So Germany lost the war as the British Naval blockade slowly strangled the ability for Germany to obtain strategic materials. Couple this with the bombing campaigns, and the result was a devastated Germany. Forced to its knees in total humiliating capitulation. BRITISH submarines sent many axis ships and submarines to the bottom as well. The Mediterranean is an Axis submarine graveyard.
What have we learnt?
That we don't need to spend our limited money on even more new aircraft types such as Tempest.
We need to spend our precious funds on better conditions for our personal ( eg decent housing for our servicemen) to improve retention and our more ammunition stocks so we can keep the systems we have in the field longer.
It truly makes me laugh how they say thanks to America and her corvettes. Ahh I am 100 percent that Canada built the corvettes
"The Americans were also prepared to pay for warship construction in Canada for the British, and the Canadian government-itself strapped for U.S. dollars-committed its ‘surplus’ productive capacity to meet the need."
"By December 1941, HMCS Arrowhead, Bittersweet, Eyebright, Mayflower and Snowberry were in American yards having their forecastles extended and modern radar installed."
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@@nickdanger3802 granted, but I would to mention this were not technically Canadian corvettes for say. Dead giveaway is the names. They were in fact RN Corvettes on lone to Canada. Let us not forgot that Canadian shipyards were building corvettes as early as 39.
This guy, Tony Robinson, gets so much of this narrative wrong that it's sickening. He really has NO clue what he's talking about. A little research would have helped.
As with anything America just grabs the honor. Thanks, Canada!
@@richardcline1337care to expand on that? What exactly does the documentary get wrong?
Excellent docu , thanks for posting . As usual I see we have a couple of 🤡s in the comments who can’t seem to act like adults and keep on topic
Lynette?🙄
Hunting submarines from the air so we see air attacks on cargo ships, hhhhhmmm
that chick use to be a dude
I noticed some years ago.
Doesn't impress me as a historian, nor, an 'istorian. English language, sic.
"Sir" baldrick? (The narrator).
Les anglais.
Fascinating story nevertheless, and the Canadians, from all branches, oft forgot.
Like the Irish, Scots and Welsh.
Slante!
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@@johnconlon9652Aussies to mate
No wonder that puzzling voice🤧
@@gabbou2836 No, she is a woman and has always been a woman.
The Arthenia was carrying Arms, a fair target in war. The Germans even told passengers through a newspaper advertisement the Ship would be targeted .the Captain protested at being forced to risk his ship, passengers and crew.
Absolutely no evidence to support your statements, additionally, WHY would the Athenia be taking armaments FROM Britain TO Canada?
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What in the eff is going on here.
Grow up , what is wrong with you ??? 🤔😞
@@petesmusic6648Grow up? I’m not the one putting on man’s clothes and pretending.
@@chloehennessey6813 Neither did she. That is a woman. Grow up or learn not to be a total pos.
@@petesmusic6648Why do you feel it’s okay for people to pretend to be a female?
Absolutely disgusting that you and the patriarchy are taking females over completely.