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You know this shite, don’t you? You know the Germans had no landing craft, just towed river barges and nothing much to fend off the Royal navy bar two cruisers and 10 destroyers?
I mean, German CPU is probably at the max already. The frames will probably start dropping once the Bismarck starts blaring Sabaton - Bismarck. XD Edit: Holy Smokes. I have never seen my comment reach that much likes. :V
FINALLY! Fun fact : German didn't have front open landing craft... so if they really go with Operation Sealion, those soldiers would be on modifiled river barges.... imagine D-days scene on Saving Private Ryan but with river barges Ouch----
Sad that the 1/3 of the German LUFFTWAFA plane got destroyed when they go all out with their plane If CHURCHILL didn't not order to bomb the Berlin The German will have crippled the British Air Forces The sea lion is a real operation but have to be scrap
The problem for the Germans was not the landing itself, but the logistics of maintaining a viable operation to supply and deploy reinforcement troops, the royal navy was not going to be watching this with their arms crossed ...
Pretty sure that royal navy would've lobbed shells from both ends of the channel and send in waves upon waves of Fairmiles & Motor-torpedo boats alongside Destroyers and Light cruisers , the kriegsmarine wouldn't of stood a chance, let alone the troops on the barges / landing craft, then you had what would've been left of the RAF or so stationed further north etc , Sea Lion was doomed from the start honestly. Honestly in my opinion, Sea-Lion needed Luck more than anything else, aswell as logistics etc.
@@erwinsmith61 a few ships can't save the whole operation, especially with how the Yamato went. Then again, there wouldn't be many RAF to take down those massive capitals.
Amphibious landings look easy because the allies became so adept at mounting them. They are not. The precursor of sea control and air control over the channel and SW England the Germans never came close to obtaining. Moreover the assembly and movement were wide open to air and sea attack
Epic battle as usual😉 beautifully done cinematic! Love the combination of Kriegsmarines and Airborne very cool! Stunning camera angles bring the battle to life lol flamethrowers brought it to an end🙃 Well done!👍👍
@@warfare11gaming are you just that disinterested in my idea...? I made it a bit simpler took out the Kriegsmarines arriving by train.. I thought this idea was really really cool, thought so much I even offered you money.. its really the only request I want bro. I hope you reconsider.....
@@warfare11gaming lol I really thought you'd like it bc its nvr been done, the variety of troops is epic and the use of all said wonder weapons is absolutely nothing short of LEGENDARY!
This is a perfect alternate universe battle. The Germans first invaded USA Washington DC and then Great Britain, it would stand to say in this alternate universe the Germans are doing MUCH better so much so that they are producing wonder weapons hence my request...
German WonderWeapon forward operating base-- back left side of town is a rocket facility, in front 8 Nebelwerfers middle 3 V1buzzbombs in back 1 V2rocket. The back center of town a train station with a 800mm Gustav gun! Back right is dirt runway with a P1000 parked in front of it in center with 2 flak 30's on each side along runway, runway is horizontal to town. Couple jets parked for aesthetic purpose. Brandenburgs defend back area. The middle of town has Waffen S.S., Maus and Tiger 2 tanks in defensive positions and mortars. In front of the town German regulars, half tracks more flaks and heavy machine gun positions!👍
@@crs9796 if the invasion happened RAF probably doesn't exist this is september so this could after succeded Adler Tag and destroyed british airforce in alternative history so adolf can be smart and don't let 300,000 soldiers escape from Dunkirk and with the big support of luftwaffe and full concetration of kriegsmarine germany could have maintain the dominance in a part of canal la manche and supply they army in britain especcialy if they magine to take a few more ports and disperse their supply lines and forces to disperse the royal navy to the larger sector
@@rumel2740 Hitler didn't stop the push at Dunkirk It was ordered by the commander because the Germans needed to rest and re arm, if they had tried to blitz Dunkirk they would've driven into dug in and prepared French defenders
@@demanischaffer i reed a few books and i know that the german commander of army (von Kleist) wanted to continue the offensive and cut off allied troops from any ports and supply Adolf ordered them to stop at the range of medium artillery from dunkirk giving them few days to regroup and organize the deffensive and prepere the retreat (Dynamo) Probably Hitler wanted to sign a armistice with britain which he thought would not be possible if he will destroy the hundreds of thousands of anglos and frenchies. Their infantry was tired but not tanks that were ready to make a kesselschlacht from allies for the Vaterland.
@@rumel2740 Adolf ordered" Source for this that Hitler issued an order to stop? Also you do know Hitler didn't issue a stop order for the Luftwaffe who tried their best to stop the evacuation? "Not tanks" Tanks need fuel, spare parts and other replacements Also how would the German tanks enricle the British and French, if they already did so? Do you mean, breaking the pocket? Because the Germans most likely would've failed as the French had already dug in
Essentially might of been an extra year since their landing craft were essentially tug boats at the time and the Royal navy probably would of suicide into the channel to stop them from invading
Don't forget that if the Germans proceeded with Sea Lion it would've meant that the rescue at Dunkirk never happened. 336,000 + troops killed, wounded or surrendered.
@@douglastaggart9360 What submarines? The Germans in September, 1940 had 27 front line operational boats, of which 13 were at sea on any one day in September. Moreover, the Channel was a death trap. Three boats sent into it by the Germans in October 1939 are still there, as are the remains of their crews. U-Boats in WW2 usually avoided destroyers or sloops. The idea that they would deliberately seek to attack them is one of the myths perpetrated by the Sealion 'would have' enthusiasts.
Alt History: ''German Invasion of England'' June 15th ― 500,000 German troops and 5,000 panzer tanks cross the English Channel landing in three waves on a wide front and before the British can react the Nazis secure a beachhead. 16th June at Brighton the Paratroopers helped to secure a beachhead before the Infantry arrived. On 20th June the 17th Army landed at Bexhill, Folkestone, Dover and Ramsgate, again at Dover the paratroopers opened up a beachhead before the infantry arrived. June 23rd ― The British army launch a counterattack but fleeing civilians, a lack of artillery and harassment by the Luftwaffe drive them into retreat. By 25th June the South East coast of England was under Nazi occupation and the 6th Army finally launched its attack on Lyme Regis and would continue to fight viciously there until they defeated the British Army there. The Germans moved quickly through England, taking important strongholds and cities. "Siege of London" Throughout August 1940, the Wehrmacht fought their way through southern England, and reached London late in the month. Seeing the attack was inevitable, the British seat of government was moved to Liverpool. Every British citizen was demanded to shed blood for the final defense of the Empire. The young, the weak the old and even women. 30th September - Massive carpet bombing of southern Britain by Germany. During the German Blitz central London is destroyed by dive bombers and panzers. Key British buildings including St. Paul's Cathedral has been destroyed with the only remaining legacy being photographs. 1st October saw the 9th and 16th armies march into London, sporadic fighting continues around the government stronghold. London fell in November, and southern England became under German occupation. King George VI and members of the Royal Family fled to Canada. The British had mustered a force of 5,000 to defend the Royal palace, troops stretching from the courtyards to all the floors, room by room and even the throne room was guarded. It was a joint force of regular British troops and the King's Royal Guard and as expected was to fight to the last man. The Germans launched a full frontal assault with a force of 3,000 against the larger palace force who then held off German forces for a week but when reinforcements failed to turn up trouble was bound for them. The Germans stormed their way to palace and fought their way through every combatant eliminating the more than 5,000 fighters, those few who surrendered were brutally executed. 30th October the British home army has been destroyed and Britain surrenders. The German Navy blockades the British Isles to the west and have U-boats harass any naval fleet that attempts to moves across the Northern Atlantic. They position their surface fleet's capital ships to engage any enemy fleet before they reach their destination. The Swastika flies over Buckingham Palace as Britain is now in the iron fist of Germany. The Second Battle of Britain was devastating for the Empire, who lost over 500,000 troops; 10,000 additional resistance forces along with 50,000 civilian casualties. Germany lost 350,000 troops. On December 15, 1940, Roosevelt met privately with Churchill, a few members of Parliament, as well as high ranking British and American military officers. President Roosevelt agrees that he can’t just let the British be wiped out entirely. It is eventually decided that the United States will continue to supply the British resistance with supplies, until they either lose or win.
Royal Military Academy Sandhurst in 1974 did a war game on Operation sea lion. There were two teams of four players each (Land, Sea, Air, Political) German: Rudolf Rothenfelder, President of the Fighter Pilots Association in Munich and ex-Luftwaffe officer played Luftwaffe chief Hermann Goering. Professor Rohwer, Director of the Military Institute in Stuttgart, played Adm. Erich Raeder. Field Marshal Walther von Brauchitsch was played by Colonel Wachasmuth, the Bundeswehr liaison officer at the Staff College. The German players were supported by their Defence Attaché in London, Admiral Schuenemann. British: British Prime Minister Winston Churchill was played by Brigadier Page, Assistant Commandant of the RMA Sandhurst. The people who played the British Home Forces Commander-in-Chief, General Sir Alan Brooke, and the First Lord of the Admiralty, Dudley Pound, are not recorded. They took all data that was available, especially on the Germans.....a lot kept by Russia. Conclusion of the war game showed that Germany would have lasted four days and of the 90000 troops used, roughly 15000 would returned back to France. Author Robert Forczyk, “we March against England, operation sea lion” (2016), support the 1974 war games when he got more documentation on the Germany.
"Wargames" of military men made them believe the Maginot Line was a good idea... "Wargames" of military men made them believe Fort Eben-Emael was a good idea... ...take conclusions from "wargames" with caution...
What’s funny is that the British had been prepared for an invasion for months.... but here it’s like they didn’t know it was coming and never really prepared... lol
Obviously, it is hard to model in ll the features that Seelowe would have entailed and the results shown could be disputed over and over again, but I did enjoy this. I thought it was well-edited in terms of the flow of narrative and conveyed a flavour of what results were being conveyed.The likelihood of an invasion fleet never managing to cross the English Channel because the Royal Navy Home Fleet sank it wouldn't make too good a version; twenty minutes of quiet beach and some smoke in the distance.
Before someone points out the Luftwaffe would take care of the Royal Navy: issue with that is the RAF wasn’t going to lose anytime soon, even without Hitler switching bombing targets to London. And even if they did, it would take more time for the Luftwaffe to deal with RN vessels that would be attacking the German invasion fleet than it would that the RN vessels to wipe out the German invasion fleet, so the RN would still have to be neutralized prior to the invasion…and by that point the RAF would have recovered.
@@saulgoodmansentme1992 not by 1940,the raf actually was never destroyed,only not used as the majority of hurricanes,spitfires and Lancasters were at the battle of Britain
Sure, the RAF maybe be destroyed in this scenario, but there's one important thing: THE ROYAL NAVY IS FUCKING MASSIVE. Is can handle losses. In the event of a German invasion, they'd steam in to the Channel and lolstomp anything German there.
@@youraveragescotsman7119 Sea Lion anticipated a RN response. Air supremacy over SE England was a precondition to blunt a RN run, while east and west minefields would protect Sea Lion’s supply from the Continent. Rail guns were to cover the Channel at its narrowest point. The Kriegsmarine would have made a last stand attacking the RN from the east. A Sandhurst study found the Germans would have likely landed three waves. There wasn’t much left of heavy equipment after Dunkirk for the Army to stage a determined defense and the Home Guard was even less prepared. The Germans may have overrun Kent before they began to be low on fuel and ammunition. German supply lines were naturally vulnerable to RN attack. Whether German air and sea power could have defeated or deflected the RN attack is supposition. Lord Halifax may have replaced Churchill if British losses were too high. He may have asked for ceasefire and Hitler would have agreed to it. It may have ended sooner politically than militarily.
If you read books and ask real historian you all will know that UK lost in battle of Britain and German invade nearly 30% from UK but after months from capturing London and Manchester the USA/canda/Australia/and the rest of France solders they punched Germany back after the German declared war on USSR And that make Germany pulled back nearly 90% from their army to the Soviet border if Germany just focused on the allies on UK they would never had a chance to puch the German back You know as they say what makes you great makes you mad and what makes you mad makes you insane That's why the greater the power is the more loses you will get ( iam a historian btw , great video as always and if you read all of this then you are a true reader heres a heart for you ❤)
That's true actually iam a British and I asked so many people about the real history , But as British I would say RIP to all British and German soldiers who fight even now Germany are strong then before but they dont know about this
@@m1a1abramstank49 they didnt attack on beaches they lost 3 times with a lots of heavy losses that's why they attacked full attack in air the greatest air battle of all time After the British take down thousands of germans plane they didnt know they have put the elite airborne forces the same forces that they use on Africa corpse After the German airborne success to destroy the allies front line in beaches they made a huge open line to German tanks and the rest of the 7th division Not to mention 6 great generals was leading that battle general monstien and general goering was one of them before he goes to USSR borders
Legend Empire Yeah, as seen in Crete this doesn’t sound well for German Paratroopers, especially when they aren’t gonna get properly supplied. Good luck getting German tanks on when the best landing craft you can have are civilian boats. Face it, Sealion wasn’t gonna work and based on what the higher ups in German implied there was no plans either
The problem is that when the German landing fleet is ready to change the troops to landing craft, it will be the most vulnerable moment, and the Royal Navy's sweeping of the landing site at this time will bring the German army to the extreme.
I'm halfway into Churchill's brilliant history of WW2, a six-part series 'The Second World War'. In book 2 he goes into extreme detail all of the reasoning behind Britain's plan to foil any invasion. Given British naval superiority and substantial airpower, it is highly doubtful that many German troops would have made it across the channel intact.
@@patrickjohn33 naval support is a problem a realistic senario the germans caputed some parts of U.K. but with heavy losses but they will fail to take London
The Germans would see initial success here but as this dragged on it would eventually favor the British. The Germans would require extensive amounts of arms and armor to sustain momentum, the RAF and RN would be trying very hard to keep those supplies from ever reaching the Germans. Add to that the staggering amount of casualties the British would be trying to inflict. In short even if the Germans defeated England there’s no way they could have even attempted to invade the Soviet Union. They would have lost too many men, tanks and ships to attempt it. Not only that they would be up to their armpits in active resistance which would further deplete manpower as they would need to bring additional soldiers over for security purposes. To sum up, England is unavailable so we land in Italy and build our airbases there to hit Germany, or we set up bases in the Soviet Union to pound axis units with.
Loved the video Warfare gaming! Would love to see another video where the Kreigsmarine gets and assist by the Wehrmacht to push further inland and link up with the Falschirmjäger's, complete with Off-shore artillery support from Bismarck, Admiral Hipper, and about half a dozen Type 1934 and Type 1936 destroyers; these are the Maasz and Narvik classes, respectively. Meanwhile, the Royal Navy Home Fleet has sortied out to meet and possibly crush the invasion efforts with the help of HMS King George V, her sister HMS Prince of Wales (of the King George V class Battleships), HMS Kent and HMS Suffolk (of the County class, Kent group Heavy Cruisers), HMS Norfolk of her group in the County class, HMS Exeter of the York class Heavy Cruisers, HMS Ajax and Achilles of the Leander class Light Cruisers, Both Town class, Edinburgh group Light Cruisers HMS Belfast and Edinburgh, J-class Destroyers HMS Jervis, Janus, Javelin and Jupiter, and Tribal class destroyers HMS Nubian, Mohawk, HMCS Haida and Micmac. This force will have to get through a screening fleet consisting of Both Scharnhorst-class Battlecruisers (Scharnhorst and Gneisenau), one or two cruisers, and a couple of Destroyers. Somehow I get the feeling that only Bismarck is available since this might make not just the game, but also your computer crash as well, but you get what I'm thinking about right? Anyway, loved the video man, keep it up!
Until Goring literally stopped development of Luftwaffe in like 1942-1943 If he hadn't been so lazy and produced more planes none of this would have happened
@@thegunslinger966 The RAF was out-producing the Luftwaffe in terms of planes. Gaining Air Superiority over the UK was, quite literally, impossible. The newer Spitfires made sure of that.
The royal navy of England hath ever been its greatest defense and ornament; it is its ancient and natural strength; the floating bulwark of our island. -william blackstone Meanwhile in operation sealion
It would have been interesting to add the Royal Navy Battle Fleet getting to melee range of the resupply convoys. Wouldn't be much fun being the crew of a barge full of gasoline with HMS Hood and Warspite 1000 years away with a bad attitude.
Do a Soviet invasion of Japan that would be awesome. Also it would have been cool if there were some British Home Guard troops armed with older weapons fighting alongside them
No it isn't, most recent studies show a landing was very much possible but the difficulty would have been in actually maintaining and sustaining a fighting force. Dr Forcyzk extrapolates on this in his book "We March Against England".
Haha. Bismarck 15 inch guns go brrrrrrrrrrrrr. Also, it never would have happened. They had no landing crafts save for two prototypes. It would have been done by tug boats. Plus, *intensify Rule Britannia and the Royal Navy!*
IF Luftwaffe would win BoB and maintain air superiority over England's sky (and that was pretty close in the real timeline if Germans wouldn't switch their priorities on the English cities instead of continuing attack on the airfields as was originally planned) then RN would be pretty powerless against torpedo planes, Shnellbots, and of course UBoats which would have a field day on the channel waters... It's my guess, but I think the main wave of the attack would be a massive drop in the paratroopers which would size key coastal defense points (kind of Crete scenario but on a much bigger scale), and then more ground troops would be deployed via landing crafts (and YES KM DO have landing crafts in disposal... otherwise entire Sealion would be completely pointless from the very beginning) and troopships.
@@asheer9114 Um. Have you watch AlternativeHistoryHub? Cause he said they only had a couple prototype landing crafts at that time. I guess I'm gonna have to do some research.
@The Mystery Man Yea Operation Sea Lion could never have happened the Royal Navy dominated the English Channel and the Luftwaffe couldn't establish aerial superiority
I live in England and the land space in this war game are not very English like, especially the buildings all very much French like. If you visit the UK, you will see our countryside and buildings very different from French, Belgian or even German countryside and buildings. There are some pillboxes left over empty from the war not used all the way from the start to the finish! Some were demolished or moved out from the fields.
@@demanischaffer 3 King George V class battleships and 2 Nelson class. Nelson and Rodney were one of the worst battleships ever built before IIww. King George V class were still too weak against Bismarck class. Even Bismarck was a lot of faster than fastest british battleship - 31 knots vs 28.
@@demanischaffer King George V class were too weak to fight against Bismarck class. Bismarck class was 3 heaviest battleship ever built. His 380 mm guns has fastest reload of "15" naval guns. He could shoot full board 3 times in minute!!! There was no battleship who had so fast reload even Richelieu class. KGV has "14" and they were a lot of worse than german 38 cm (14.96") SK C/34. Look www.navweaps.com/Weapons/WNGER_15-52_skc34.php.
Doesn't seem like Operation Sea Lion to me. The Germans planned to use river boats and barges pulled by tugboats to cross the Channel. This required very calm seas as the boats could easily sink in any sort of heavy waves. They could also only travel at about 2-3 knots requiring hours to cross the Channel. I walk faster than this speed. To escort this flotilla, the Kriegsmarine had one heavy cruiser, 10 destroyers and a few dozen torpedo boats (not really suited for escort). That isn't some force allocated to the operation, that was all the operational surface force of the Kriegsmarine. Against this, the Royal Navy had just 6 battleships, 11 cruisers, 67 destroyers and several hundred smaller craft. That isn't the total Royal Navy, just the forces held back to defend the home isles. Additional battleships, aircraft carriers, cruisers, destroyers, etc were escorting convoys or protecting supply lines in the Mediterranean. In the 1970s German military experts visited Sandhurst and gamed out how Operation Sea Lion might have gone. Among the experts for Luftwaffe capabilities: Adolf Galland. They had the Germans able to land almost 100,000 troops in Britain before their source of resupply and reinforcement was cut off. Against this invasion force the British Army had 21 fully equipped infantry divisions and two fully equipped and operational armored divisions. A third armored division had just formed up in August 1940 so would presumably not be ready. That's around 400,000 soldiers with effective supply lines fighting 100,000 enemy troops short of tanks and artillery who would be running short of ammunition as the battle progressed. The wargame ended within 6 days of the start of the operation with a total German defeat.
@@BigBossMan2000 The Luftwaffe may have destroyed SOME of the Royal Navy ships as they destroyed SOME of the Royal Navy ships in Crete. Norway is an odd example. The Luftwaffe, over the course of several weeks of operations, attacking some ships daily, managed to sink 1 cruiser and 2 Royal Navy destroyers (along with a French destroyer and a Polish destroyer). Most Royal Navy losses came from surface actions against Kriegsmarine vessels most of which were either sunk in the campaign or were too damaged to participate in Operation Sea Lion. Crete is a better example as over about a week (the likely time-frame for Operation Sea Lion to play out) they managed to sink 10 Royal Navy ships and damage about 20 more. Much of the damage can be credited to ships continuing to suffer attacks after running short of AA ammunition. The Royal Navy would not have so much difficulty with this operating so close to their bases of operations and with so many smaller craft mounting AA guns available. Also, unlike the battle of Crete, the Luftwaffe would have still been operating in contested air space. The Luftwaffe was aiming for air superiority over the Channel and the South of England. This falls well short of the air supremacy the Allies had at Normandy. And remember the Luftwaffe never managed to achieve air superiority. Inflicting twice the losses on the Royal Navy that were inflicted off Crete would still leave the Royal Navy with overwhelming force with which to hold off resupply or reinforcement. I gave Operation Sea Lion a 1 week time-frame because when German and British experts war-gamed it out at Sandhurst in the 1970s they had the invasion ending in an overwhelming German defeat within 1 week (6 days iirc). A German umpire for these wargames agreed that the Luftwaffe would not have been able to keep the Royal Navy from intercepting and pretty much destroying the invasion transports over the first few days of the battle. And while the Luftwaffe would inflict some casualties on the Royal Navy they could not inflict enough to make a difference in the result. This umpire's name was Adolf Galland. Google him. He knew more about Luftwaffe capabilities than either of us.
@@iansneddon2956 No, the invasion would had worked. The Germans dominated the air over all Europe and would dominate the English Channel as well. I've read on Adolf Galland for years.
@@iansneddon2956 The Germans were always outnumbered against the British in Africa and still won. Russia did not seem to scare them in 1941and only slowed by General Winter. Numbers would not be an issue....as it was shown in Crete.
@@BigBossMan2000 North Africa was an environment that lent itself to mobile warfare and was an excellent environment for the 88mm Flak guns to operate as anti-tank weapons. The British did some of the earlier studies on mobile mechanized warfare but their top leadership didn't embrace it and with budget cuts in the 1930s they weren't implementing major changes in doctrine. Still, the British were not as bad as the French. The Germans translated the British studies and added it to their own analyses. It went very well with the Prussian principles of encouraging junior officers to take initiative and seize opportunities without having to wait for a change in orders. But the British and Commonwealth forces did outperform the Germans at positional warfare. If they could force the battle into this type of conflict, they could defeat the Germans. They did this at the Dyle where they repelled a number of German crossings and crushed the German beachheads. They held out stubbornly at Tobruk. And when the front narrowed to a choke point they could hold, such as at El Alamein, they could hold their own or win. The Germans could have won in Russia. If they were not tied down in a war with Britain at the time they would have won. If they could import oil into German ports their strategy could have been focused elsewhere to greater effectiveness in neutralizing the Red Army. Without early British support (with about 1/3 of the tanks defending Moscow in 1941 being British Matilda or Valentine tanks. Probably the biggest factor in the USSR holding out though was lend-lease food that kept the Red Army operational after much of their agricultural land had been taken by the Germans. Yes, the Germans were very very good at what they did. But the British were quite adequate at what they did. They weren't so much overrun in France and Greece as needing to withdraw when allies on their flanks were forced into retreat. Possessing initiative, the Germans could defeat the British with sufficient time. But the British were not going to allow the Germans this time. The fragile point for Rommel was the supply lines, and with efforts to break German codes they were effective at cutting these off. They got better at forcing Rommel to fight the sort of battle he wasn't as good at. More on this theme later but key point was that while they won a lot of battles in North Africa they failed to deliver the knock out blow.
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You know this shite, don’t you? You know the Germans had no landing craft, just towed river barges and nothing much to fend off the Royal navy bar two cruisers and 10 destroyers?
The name is men of war
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@@hudaarifathul6950 right lolll
3:14 just two dudes, chilling in a mortar pit with their 3 foot tall framed picture of Winston Churchill
It's a religious idol.
You winston you loseton pls pin me
@@AbrahamLincoln4
Of Winston Churchill?
5 feet apart cos they're not gay..
Why did they have photo of that maniac?
Great introduction of saving gefreiter hans
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No wonder the Germans didn’t invade, it would have been way too laggy
I AM WEAK LMAO
Zach Johnson Not complaining. I have the game and understand well the limitations of the GEM engine lol. Just a joke.
@@cliffordborden3940 sorry misunderstanding, guess I've been on edge lately again I apologize
Zach Johnson Haha all good man, no worries.
@@cliffordborden3940 cool
Yeah NASA called. They want their super computer back
you make hms king george vs bismarck in mondays next week
Stolen
@@navyseal1689 NOOOOOOOO
@Graustreif Elvanien ...Du hell does that mean😂
@@anotherwowman the game's engine cant handle the size of the game
Are you sure it’s not the battle for LAG beach?
Wow
I mean, German CPU is probably at the max already. The frames will probably start dropping once the Bismarck starts blaring Sabaton - Bismarck. XD
Edit: Holy Smokes. I have never seen my comment reach that much likes. :V
Never thought that Matsimus is a fan of this channel
Lmao good one.but he did what he can
Yess this is unsatatisfied
4:39 Hans got finally the Flammenwerfer
And it werfs flammen
"Bloody Hell! Germans!" I think it would have been a nice touch if his hat had flown off in surprise as he said this...😆
Hitler: (When he wakes up by the sound of his alarm clock) Oh, it's a dream...
Snap back to reality
@@mycure0498HUUU--HHUGHGGH
*shoots himself*
@@mycure0498 oh there goes gravity
Mien Fure the allies are entering The German riech
@@mirka3684 historically accurate
FINALLY!
Fun fact : German didn't have front open landing craft... so if they really go with Operation Sealion, those soldiers would be on modifiled river barges.... imagine D-days scene on Saving Private Ryan but with river barges
Ouch----
It is a game...
Yeah we know operation sea lion was supposed to be an airborne invasion of Britain
de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pionierlandungsboot
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marinef%C3%A4hrprahm
Sad that the 1/3 of the German LUFFTWAFA plane got destroyed when they go all out with their plane
If CHURCHILL didn't not order to bomb the Berlin
The German will have crippled the British Air Forces
The sea lion is a real operation but have to be scrap
Nobody:
Germans at 1940 Gallipoli:
@@alfian_kun5949 Marked as spam. Disliked the video. Grow on that.
Gallipoli?
A German attempt to invade in 1940 would be even less successful than Gallipoli
@@owenjones7517 it depends on when the timelines diverged.
@@smoketinytom r/woshhhhhhhh
You know what would be cool for him to make? “Battle of Crete”
Wrote it down
WarfareGaming yes! TY!
@@sergeantwillyt8860 why you use simple history logo
Effans Gaming you being a hater?
Battle of Tobruk
The problem for the Germans was not the landing itself, but the logistics of maintaining a viable operation to supply and deploy reinforcement troops, the royal navy was not going to be watching this with their arms crossed ...
they would eat shit with their royal shit
Pretty sure that royal navy would've lobbed shells from both ends of the channel and send in waves upon waves of Fairmiles & Motor-torpedo boats alongside Destroyers and Light cruisers , the kriegsmarine wouldn't of stood a chance, let alone the troops on the barges / landing craft, then you had what would've been left of the RAF or so stationed further north etc , Sea Lion was doomed from the start honestly.
Honestly in my opinion, Sea-Lion needed Luck more than anything else, aswell as logistics etc.
You forgot Bismarck and his sisters
@@erwinsmith61 a few ships can't save the whole operation, especially with how the Yamato went. Then again, there wouldn't be many RAF to take down those massive capitals.
Amphibious landings look easy because the allies became so adept at mounting them. They are not. The precursor of sea control and air control over the channel and SW England the Germans never came close to obtaining. Moreover the assembly and movement were wide open to air and sea attack
German Use Reverse Cards: Pointe du hoc
Brits: ( Invisible Screaming )
Thats on US Rangers
If the beginning was from the German movie Stalingrad,good choice
Anyone else getting saving private Ryan vibes from this
Sparen Grenadier Heinz
More like Saving Ryan's Privates....
Saving Private Schneider
Except its the axis assaulting that beach vs allies
Ye
Epic battle as usual😉 beautifully done cinematic! Love the combination of Kriegsmarines and Airborne very cool! Stunning camera angles bring the battle to life lol flamethrowers brought it to an end🙃 Well done!👍👍
Glad you enjoyed it!
@@warfare11gaming Naturally
@@warfare11gaming are you just that disinterested in my idea...? I made it a bit simpler took out the Kriegsmarines arriving by train.. I thought this idea was really really cool, thought so much I even offered you money.. its really the only request I want bro. I hope you reconsider.....
@@warfare11gaming lol I really thought you'd like it bc its nvr been done, the variety of troops is epic and the use of all said wonder weapons is absolutely nothing short of LEGENDARY!
This is a perfect alternate universe battle. The Germans first invaded USA Washington DC and then Great Britain, it would stand to say in this alternate universe the Germans are doing MUCH better so much so that they are producing wonder weapons hence my request...
The new movement effect with the shoots is just beautiful. Editing keeps getting better and better congrats!
You should do a follow up of this taking place in London.
Another one please. I want to see this turned into a series if it is possible. (I can only imagine how the home guard would fight against the Germans)
Did you saw Winston Churchill XD imagine like satalin making soldiers patriotic
German WonderWeapon forward operating base-- back left side of town is a rocket facility, in front 8 Nebelwerfers middle 3 V1buzzbombs in back 1 V2rocket. The back center of town a train station with a 800mm Gustav gun! Back right is dirt runway with a P1000 parked in front of it in center with 2 flak 30's on each side along runway, runway is horizontal to town. Couple jets parked for aesthetic purpose. Brandenburgs defend back area. The middle of town has Waffen S.S., Maus and Tiger 2 tanks in defensive positions and mortars. In front of the town German regulars, half tracks more flaks and heavy machine gun positions!👍
Lmao I definitely posted this to late to get any likes👍..... 🙁
Lol looks like I was wrong I got some likes!!
Thank you to everyone that liked👍 I really appreciate it!!!
everybody gansta until the sea speak german
For about eight seconds.
"Hans, why do I hear boss music?"
*Rule Britannia getting louder in the distance.*
@@youraveragescotsman7119 Lol the german city of lübeck once win a war against england.
@@gottmituns3654 keyword: "once"
dude we're talking about the navy not Land Forces.
The germans will have trouble pushing in from stiff resistance and the RN throwing the entire home fleet at supply groups
@@crs9796 if the invasion happened RAF probably doesn't exist this is september so this could after succeded Adler Tag and destroyed british airforce in alternative history so adolf can be smart and don't let 300,000 soldiers escape from Dunkirk and with the big support of luftwaffe and full concetration of kriegsmarine germany could have maintain the dominance in a part of canal la manche and supply they army in britain especcialy if they magine to take a few more ports and disperse their supply lines and forces to disperse the royal navy to the larger sector
@@crs9796 how could you forget it was Hypothetical unless for some reason you wanted or needed to take this video and or comment seriously
@@rumel2740 Hitler didn't stop the push at Dunkirk
It was ordered by the commander because the Germans needed to rest and re arm, if they had tried to blitz Dunkirk they would've driven into dug in and prepared French defenders
@@demanischaffer i reed a few books and i know that the german commander of army (von Kleist) wanted to continue the offensive and cut off allied troops from any ports and supply Adolf ordered them to stop at the range of medium artillery from dunkirk giving them few days to regroup and organize the deffensive and prepere the retreat (Dynamo)
Probably Hitler wanted to sign a armistice with britain which he thought would not be possible if he will destroy the hundreds of thousands of anglos and frenchies.
Their infantry was tired but not tanks that were ready to make a kesselschlacht from allies for the Vaterland.
@@rumel2740 Adolf ordered"
Source for this that Hitler issued an order to stop?
Also you do know Hitler didn't issue a stop order for the Luftwaffe who tried their best to stop the evacuation?
"Not tanks"
Tanks need fuel, spare parts and other replacements
Also how would the German tanks enricle the British and French, if they already did so? Do you mean, breaking the pocket? Because the Germans most likely would've failed as the French had already dug in
Man in the high castle: Operation Sea Lion colorized.
Basically this is if the Germans won the Battle of Britain
Essentially might of been an extra year since their landing craft were essentially tug boats at the time and the Royal navy probably would of suicide into the channel to stop them from invading
@@arandomguy8771 True the Germans would have needed to distract the Royal Navy from the English Channel
And destroyed the Royal Navy
Don't forget that if the Germans proceeded with Sea Lion it would've meant that the rescue at Dunkirk never happened. 336,000 + troops killed, wounded or surrendered.
@@mrlevittown very true
You can use an AI algorithm that brings the number of fps to 60.
I know it works with 30fps but this is below.
Apparently the British artillery units were way ahead of the guy yelling "Incoming Jerrys!" : )
Royal Navy: am I a joke to you?
@Bounty Hunter How, and who by?
@Bounty Hunter Simply a response to 'Royal Navy was destroyed at that point.'
@@dovetonsturdee7033 what about the submarines
@@douglastaggart9360 What submarines? The Germans in September, 1940 had 27 front line operational boats, of which 13 were at sea on any one day in September. Moreover, the Channel was a death trap. Three boats sent into it by the Germans in October 1939 are still there, as are the remains of their crews.
U-Boats in WW2 usually avoided destroyers or sloops. The idea that they would deliberately seek to attack them is one of the myths perpetrated by the Sealion 'would have' enthusiasts.
The King MOW Scenario is back
Alt History: ''German Invasion of England''
June 15th ― 500,000 German troops and 5,000 panzer tanks cross the English Channel landing in three waves on a wide front and before the British can react the Nazis secure a beachhead.
16th June at Brighton the Paratroopers helped to secure a beachhead before the Infantry arrived.
On 20th June the 17th Army landed at Bexhill, Folkestone, Dover and Ramsgate, again at Dover the paratroopers opened up a beachhead before the infantry arrived.
June 23rd ― The British army launch a counterattack but fleeing civilians, a lack of artillery and harassment by the Luftwaffe drive them into retreat.
By 25th June the South East coast of England was under Nazi occupation and the 6th Army finally launched its attack on Lyme Regis and would continue to fight viciously there until they defeated the British Army there.
The Germans moved quickly through England, taking important strongholds and cities.
"Siege of London"
Throughout August 1940, the Wehrmacht fought their way through southern England, and reached London late in the month. Seeing the attack was inevitable, the British seat of government was moved to Liverpool.
Every British citizen was demanded to shed blood for the final defense of the Empire. The young, the weak the old and even women.
30th September - Massive carpet bombing of southern Britain by Germany. During the German Blitz central London is destroyed by dive bombers and panzers. Key British buildings including St. Paul's Cathedral has been destroyed with the only remaining legacy being photographs.
1st October saw the 9th and 16th armies march into London, sporadic fighting continues around the government stronghold. London fell in November, and southern England became under German occupation.
King George VI and members of the Royal Family fled to Canada.
The British had mustered a force of 5,000 to defend the Royal palace, troops stretching from the courtyards to all the floors, room by room and even the throne room was guarded. It was a joint force of regular British troops and the King's Royal Guard and as expected was to fight to the last man. The Germans launched a full frontal assault with a force of 3,000 against the larger palace force who then held off German forces for a week but when reinforcements failed to turn up trouble was bound for them. The Germans stormed their way to palace and fought their way through every combatant eliminating the more than 5,000 fighters, those few who surrendered were brutally executed.
30th October the British home army has been destroyed and Britain surrenders.
The German Navy blockades the British Isles to the west and have U-boats harass any naval fleet that attempts to moves across the Northern Atlantic. They position their surface fleet's capital ships to engage any enemy fleet before they reach their destination.
The Swastika flies over Buckingham Palace as Britain is now in the iron fist of Germany.
The Second Battle of Britain was devastating for the Empire, who lost over 500,000 troops; 10,000 additional resistance forces along with 50,000 civilian casualties. Germany lost 350,000 troops.
On December 15, 1940, Roosevelt met privately with Churchill, a few members of Parliament, as well as high ranking British and American military officers.
President Roosevelt agrees that he can’t just let the British be wiped out entirely. It is eventually decided that the United States will continue to supply the British resistance with supplies, until they either lose or win.
Upvoting your own post is rather bad form, old chap. Especially when the post itself is unalloyed drivel.
nobody:
german: HANZ GIMME THE REVERSE CARD, BRITAIN PULLED OUT THE D DAY CARD AGAIN
You Need a NASA Computer To Run This 60fps.
An English veteran testified decades later:
"I don't know why but I had the feeling something was wrong this day"
What day?
I just love the picture of Churchill in the mortar pit lol.
Royal Military Academy Sandhurst in 1974 did a war game on Operation sea lion. There were two teams of four players each (Land, Sea, Air, Political)
German:
Rudolf Rothenfelder, President of the Fighter Pilots Association in Munich and ex-Luftwaffe officer played Luftwaffe chief Hermann Goering.
Professor Rohwer, Director of the Military Institute in Stuttgart, played Adm. Erich Raeder.
Field Marshal Walther von Brauchitsch was played by Colonel Wachasmuth, the Bundeswehr liaison officer at the Staff College.
The German players were supported by their Defence Attaché in London, Admiral Schuenemann.
British:
British Prime Minister Winston Churchill was played by Brigadier Page, Assistant Commandant of the RMA Sandhurst.
The people who played the British Home Forces Commander-in-Chief, General Sir Alan Brooke, and the First Lord of the Admiralty, Dudley Pound, are not recorded.
They took all data that was available, especially on the Germans.....a lot kept by Russia.
Conclusion of the war game showed that Germany would have lasted four days and of the 90000 troops used, roughly 15000 would returned back to France.
Author Robert Forczyk, “we March against England, operation sea lion” (2016), support the 1974 war games when he got more documentation on the Germany.
"Wargames" of military men made them believe the Maginot Line was a good idea...
"Wargames" of military men made them believe Fort Eben-Emael was a good idea...
...take conclusions from "wargames" with caution...
Wow and first! Wish for modern US military holding off Galactic Empire invasion.
Not a chance, they would just blast the whole country apart with turbolazers from orbit.
Galactic what ? what you on about ???
@@strawberrydragon1 Literally only way.... Stromtrooper will melt if face to face with modern soilders
TIE swarm go brrr
Honestly, they don’t have to beat us initially.
They have a galaxy worth of resources, we have a planet worth.
What’s funny is that the British had been prepared for an invasion for months.... but here it’s like they didn’t know it was coming and never really prepared... lol
Do a Japanese invasion of Australia or Soviet Union
Battle for the last FPS 🤣🤣🤣 BTW amazing
When germans wonder what it's like being on the beaches of a beach assault...
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My computer would have exploded if I tried to have a battle this large.
Obviously, it is hard to model in ll the features that Seelowe would have entailed and the results shown could be disputed over and over again, but I did enjoy this. I thought it was well-edited in terms of the flow of narrative and conveyed a flavour of what results were being conveyed.The likelihood of an invasion fleet never managing to cross the English Channel because the Royal Navy Home Fleet sank it wouldn't make too good a version; twenty minutes of quiet beach and some smoke in the distance.
Before someone points out the Luftwaffe would take care of the Royal Navy: issue with that is the RAF wasn’t going to lose anytime soon, even without Hitler switching bombing targets to London. And even if they did, it would take more time for the Luftwaffe to deal with RN vessels that would be attacking the German invasion fleet than it would that the RN vessels to wipe out the German invasion fleet, so the RN would still have to be neutralized prior to the invasion…and by that point the RAF would have recovered.
WarfareGaming:*creates this warland*
His PC: *screams on lag*
It's soo cool, btw can you show us how you do videos like this so i can make mini war for myself 😂
Finally ive been waiting im so excited
2:25 this scene reminds me of the movie Saving Private Ryan but in 1944 during Operation Overlord D-Day the invasion of Normandy.
That’s brilliant but where’s the Royal Navy hahaha and Royal Air Force?
RAF was destroyed
@@saulgoodmansentme1992 not by 1940,the raf actually was never destroyed,only not used as the majority of hurricanes,spitfires and Lancasters were at the battle of Britain
@@mediumtim2237 if this managed to happen the Germans won something th OMG major
Sure, the RAF maybe be destroyed in this scenario, but there's one important thing: THE ROYAL NAVY IS FUCKING MASSIVE. Is can handle losses. In the event of a German invasion, they'd steam in to the Channel and lolstomp anything German there.
@@youraveragescotsman7119 Sea Lion anticipated a RN response. Air supremacy over SE England was a precondition to blunt a RN run, while east and west minefields would protect Sea Lion’s supply from the Continent. Rail guns were to cover the Channel at its narrowest point. The Kriegsmarine would have made a last stand attacking the RN from the east. A Sandhurst study found the Germans would have likely landed three waves. There wasn’t much left of heavy equipment after Dunkirk for the Army to stage a determined defense and the Home Guard was even less prepared. The Germans may have overrun Kent before they began to be low on fuel and ammunition. German supply lines were naturally vulnerable to RN attack. Whether German air and sea power could have defeated or deflected the RN attack is supposition. Lord Halifax may have replaced Churchill if British losses were too high. He may have asked for ceasefire and Hitler would have agreed to it. It may have ended sooner politically than militarily.
If you read books and ask real historian you all will know that UK lost in battle of Britain and German invade nearly 30% from UK but after months from capturing London and Manchester the USA/canda/Australia/and the rest of France solders they punched Germany back after the German declared war on USSR
And that make Germany pulled back nearly 90% from their army to the Soviet border if Germany just focused on the allies on UK they would never had a chance to puch the German back
You know as they say what makes you great makes you mad and what makes you mad makes you insane
That's why the greater the power is the more loses you will get
( iam a historian btw , great video as always and if you read all of this then you are a true reader heres a heart for you ❤)
That's true actually iam a British and I asked so many people about the real history ,
But as British I would say RIP to all British and German soldiers who fight even now Germany are strong then before but they dont know about this
Legend Empire The Germans wouldn’t even make it off the beachheads
@@m1a1abramstank49 they didnt attack on beaches they lost 3 times with a lots of heavy losses that's why they attacked full attack in air the greatest air battle of all time
After the British take down thousands of germans plane they didnt know they have put the elite airborne forces the same forces that they use on Africa corpse
After the German airborne success to destroy the allies front line in beaches they made a huge open line to German tanks and the rest of the 7th division
Not to mention 6 great generals was leading that battle general monstien and general goering was one of them before he goes to USSR borders
Legend Empire Yeah, as seen in Crete this doesn’t sound well for German Paratroopers, especially when they aren’t gonna get properly supplied. Good luck getting German tanks on when the best landing craft you can have are civilian boats. Face it, Sealion wasn’t gonna work and based on what the higher ups in German implied there was no plans either
Legend Empire And based on Goerings fat ass misjudging the British In betting there’s gonna be similar mistakes along the line.
2:23
british: for the king!!!!
german: für das Vaterland
The problem is that when the German landing fleet is ready to change the troops to landing craft, it will be the most vulnerable moment, and the Royal Navy's sweeping of the landing site at this time will bring the German army to the extreme.
Thank you so much for the videos you have made and continue to make
Glad you like them!
Germany : Lauch Operation Sea Lion
Britain let me introduce :
*Britannia Rule the Waves earrape*
@The british Loyalist and patriot more like: *german tansport ships being desintegrated by an intense home fleet battleships fire*
@General Guisan Quai i Dude, are you mad the Allies won the war?
or, you're just saying that you justify Hitler's actions?
I'm halfway into Churchill's brilliant history of WW2, a six-part series 'The Second World War'. In book 2 he goes into extreme detail all of the reasoning behind Britain's plan to foil any invasion. Given British naval superiority and substantial airpower, it is highly doubtful that many German troops would have made it across the channel intact.
If Sea Loin was a success then the Path to London is open
How? German supplies have to cross the channel, without naval superiority.
@@patrickjohn33 naval support is a problem a realistic senario the germans caputed some parts of U.K. but with heavy losses but they will fail to take London
03:15 - "Die schießen auf uns." 😯
Nein. Wie konnte das nur passieren? 🤔 🤣
Ohh that's why Germans lost because they have a low spec PC so they can't handle many troops?
The british have i9 10gen cpu paired with RTX 2080ti
Even if you have the NASA supercomputer this game will run 10FPS.
I like your videos so much!
And i hear voices from cod2 my favorite game
The Germans would see initial success here but as this dragged on it would eventually favor the British. The Germans would require extensive amounts of arms and armor to sustain momentum, the RAF and RN would be trying very hard to keep those supplies from ever reaching the Germans. Add to that the staggering amount of casualties the British would be trying to inflict. In short even if the Germans defeated England there’s no way they could have even attempted to invade the Soviet Union. They would have lost too many men, tanks and ships to attempt it. Not only that they would be up to their armpits in active resistance which would further deplete manpower as they would need to bring additional soldiers over for security purposes. To sum up, England is unavailable so we land in Italy and build our airbases there to hit Germany, or we set up bases in the Soviet Union to pound axis units with.
The Royal Navy would have wiped out the entire German navy and all their supply ships, that would have been the end of it.
Loved the video Warfare gaming! Would love to see another video where the Kreigsmarine gets and assist by the Wehrmacht to push further inland and link up with the Falschirmjäger's, complete with Off-shore artillery support from Bismarck, Admiral Hipper, and about half a dozen Type 1934 and Type 1936 destroyers; these are the Maasz and Narvik classes, respectively.
Meanwhile, the Royal Navy Home Fleet has sortied out to meet and possibly crush the invasion efforts with the help of HMS King George V, her sister HMS Prince of Wales (of the King George V class Battleships), HMS Kent and HMS Suffolk (of the County class, Kent group Heavy Cruisers), HMS Norfolk of her group in the County class, HMS Exeter of the York class Heavy Cruisers, HMS Ajax and Achilles of the Leander class Light Cruisers, Both Town class, Edinburgh group Light Cruisers HMS Belfast and Edinburgh, J-class Destroyers HMS Jervis, Janus, Javelin and Jupiter, and Tribal class destroyers HMS Nubian, Mohawk, HMCS Haida and Micmac. This force will have to get through a screening fleet consisting of Both Scharnhorst-class Battlecruisers (Scharnhorst and Gneisenau), one or two cruisers, and a couple of Destroyers. Somehow I get the feeling that only Bismarck is available since this might make not just the game, but also your computer crash as well, but you get what I'm thinking about right?
Anyway, loved the video man, keep it up!
I like how you used sounds from CoD 2
Nice Video!
Last time I was this Early the Luftwaffe had Aerial Superiority over France and Stalingrad.... And Britain, apparently.
Until Goring literally stopped development of Luftwaffe in like 1942-1943
If he hadn't been so lazy and produced more planes none of this would have happened
@@thegunslinger966
The RAF was out-producing the Luftwaffe in terms of planes. Gaining Air Superiority over the UK was, quite literally, impossible.
The newer Spitfires made sure of that.
Capt Mainwaring, Ring dem Bells
The royal navy of England hath ever been its greatest defense and ornament; it is its ancient and natural strength; the floating bulwark of our island. -william blackstone
Meanwhile in operation sealion
7:15
Officer on fire
Tommy:Where the bloody NAVY!!!!
Bismarck battleship: U dont wanna know.
@@pjoter5398
*Laughs in Rodney, KGV and Swordfish coming to lolstomp the Bismarck.*
@@youraveragescotsman7119 So thats why Rodney lost all rivets. He must laugh too loud.
@@pjoter5398
Not sure if your joke is disagreeing or agreeing with mine.
Thanks for this, maybe you can make this a series
Who wants to see the Battle of London next ?
Germans enter the English channel with an armada to invade Britain.
The Royal Navy: Hold my beer.
:-D
Bloke with a broadsword and a bow counterattacks and wins in time for tea.
What a mad lad
as always, stuka trumpet is the sound ever
We want part two.
It would have been interesting to add the Royal Navy Battle Fleet getting to melee range of the resupply convoys. Wouldn't be much fun being the crew of a barge full of gasoline with HMS Hood and Warspite 1000 years away with a bad attitude.
Do a Soviet invasion of Japan that would be awesome. Also it would have been cool if there were some British Home Guard troops armed with older weapons fighting alongside them
The consensus today is that Operation Sea Lion would have been almost impossible to pull off. The British navy and air force were just too strong.
No it isn't, most recent studies show a landing was very much possible but the difficulty would have been in actually maintaining and sustaining a fighting force. Dr Forcyzk extrapolates on this in his book "We March Against England".
@@fatpig8989 What 'recent studies?'
RMA Sandhurst wargamed Sealion in the 1970's, with German advisors. Complete failure on every level and over in less than 2 weeks.@@fatpig8989
Haha. Bismarck 15 inch guns go brrrrrrrrrrrrr. Also, it never would have happened. They had no landing crafts save for two prototypes. It would have been done by tug boats. Plus, *intensify Rule Britannia and the Royal Navy!*
Ok my dude, that's why its called alternative history scenario
@@simplegeneral5688 I know. That's why I watch Alternate History Hub. XD
Triggered Brits, lol
IF Luftwaffe would win BoB and maintain air superiority over England's sky (and that was pretty close in the real timeline if Germans wouldn't switch their priorities on the English cities instead of continuing attack on the airfields as was originally planned) then RN would be pretty powerless against torpedo planes, Shnellbots, and of course UBoats which would have a field day on the channel waters...
It's my guess, but I think the main wave of the attack would be a massive drop in the paratroopers which would size key coastal defense points (kind of Crete scenario but on a much bigger scale), and then more ground troops would be deployed via landing crafts (and YES KM DO have landing crafts in disposal... otherwise entire Sealion would be completely pointless from the very beginning) and troopships.
@@asheer9114 Um. Have you watch AlternativeHistoryHub? Cause he said they only had a couple prototype landing crafts at that time. I guess I'm gonna have to do some research.
Great video, keep up with the good work.
Thanks!
@@warfare11gaming your Welcome.😊
Germany 💪💪💪❤
Not Germany Nazi
nice slideshow, brah!
I wonder how much fps you would get on a gtx 3000 series card
Officer when heavy water drops on them: it’s just waterrr
Soldiers: mixed with bulletsss
Germany didnt have Higgins boats.
Nobody did at that time.
Meanwhile, in a Parallel Universe: Operation Sea Lion underway
In real life the German Marines must have been pist that the operation was cancelled
Actually they were quite happy.
It meant they weren't going to get butchered.
@The Mystery Man Yea Operation Sea Lion could never have happened the Royal Navy dominated the English Channel and the Luftwaffe couldn't establish aerial superiority
@The Mystery Man but what about the German U-boats? They’ve been such a threat in the Atlantic
I live in England and the land space in this war game are not very English like, especially the buildings all very much French like.
If you visit the UK, you will see our countryside and buildings very different from French, Belgian or even German countryside and buildings.
There are some pillboxes left over empty from the war not used all the way from the start to the finish! Some were demolished or moved out from the fields.
If the Battle of Britain failed and the British had no navy
Royal Navy's battleships is 80% from I World War.
@@pjoter5398 And the Germans had 4 battleships....
That 20% not from world War 1 still were more then all of Germany
@@demanischaffer 3 King George V class battleships and 2 Nelson class. Nelson and Rodney were one of the worst battleships ever built before IIww. King George V class were still too weak against Bismarck class. Even Bismarck was a lot of faster than fastest british battleship - 31 knots vs 28.
@@pjoter5398 "still too weak"
Not really
Bismark was sunk, the Royal navy sunk it
Singular ships make no difference
@@demanischaffer King George V class were too weak to fight against Bismarck class. Bismarck class was 3 heaviest battleship ever built. His 380 mm guns has fastest reload of "15" naval guns. He could shoot full board 3 times in minute!!! There was no battleship who had so fast reload even Richelieu class. KGV has "14" and they were a lot of worse than german 38 cm (14.96") SK C/34. Look www.navweaps.com/Weapons/WNGER_15-52_skc34.php.
Looks like I'm lucky because this videos pop up at my recommendation
There is a bit of video in this lag
(Visible confusion)
britain:you weren't supposed to do that
More Easter Egg with is Winston's Churchill pictures frame
Perhaps Churchill's picture boost those bloke's morale?
3:13 ☺️
Next to the morter station
War: happening
British soldiers: this fucking weather! 😂
Can’t wait for them to fail D-Day
Sorry bruh German succeeded
HANS? How many FPS?
Hans: yes.
Doesn't seem like Operation Sea Lion to me. The Germans planned to use river boats and barges pulled by tugboats to cross the Channel. This required very calm seas as the boats could easily sink in any sort of heavy waves. They could also only travel at about 2-3 knots requiring hours to cross the Channel. I walk faster than this speed.
To escort this flotilla, the Kriegsmarine had one heavy cruiser, 10 destroyers and a few dozen torpedo boats (not really suited for escort). That isn't some force allocated to the operation, that was all the operational surface force of the Kriegsmarine.
Against this, the Royal Navy had just 6 battleships, 11 cruisers, 67 destroyers and several hundred smaller craft. That isn't the total Royal Navy, just the forces held back to defend the home isles. Additional battleships, aircraft carriers, cruisers, destroyers, etc were escorting convoys or protecting supply lines in the Mediterranean.
In the 1970s German military experts visited Sandhurst and gamed out how Operation Sea Lion might have gone. Among the experts for Luftwaffe capabilities: Adolf Galland.
They had the Germans able to land almost 100,000 troops in Britain before their source of resupply and reinforcement was cut off.
Against this invasion force the British Army had 21 fully equipped infantry divisions and two fully equipped and operational armored divisions. A third armored division had just formed up in August 1940 so would presumably not be ready. That's around 400,000 soldiers with effective supply lines fighting 100,000 enemy troops short of tanks and artillery who would be running short of ammunition as the battle progressed.
The wargame ended within 6 days of the start of the operation with a total German defeat.
The German Air force would had destroyed all British ships attacking the transports as they did in Crete and Norway.
@@BigBossMan2000 The Luftwaffe may have destroyed SOME of the Royal Navy ships as they destroyed SOME of the Royal Navy ships in Crete.
Norway is an odd example. The Luftwaffe, over the course of several weeks of operations, attacking some ships daily, managed to sink 1 cruiser and 2 Royal Navy destroyers (along with a French destroyer and a Polish destroyer). Most Royal Navy losses came from surface actions against Kriegsmarine vessels most of which were either sunk in the campaign or were too damaged to participate in Operation Sea Lion.
Crete is a better example as over about a week (the likely time-frame for Operation Sea Lion to play out) they managed to sink 10 Royal Navy ships and damage about 20 more. Much of the damage can be credited to ships continuing to suffer attacks after running short of AA ammunition.
The Royal Navy would not have so much difficulty with this operating so close to their bases of operations and with so many smaller craft mounting AA guns available.
Also, unlike the battle of Crete, the Luftwaffe would have still been operating in contested air space. The Luftwaffe was aiming for air superiority over the Channel and the South of England. This falls well short of the air supremacy the Allies had at Normandy. And remember the Luftwaffe never managed to achieve air superiority.
Inflicting twice the losses on the Royal Navy that were inflicted off Crete would still leave the Royal Navy with overwhelming force with which to hold off resupply or reinforcement.
I gave Operation Sea Lion a 1 week time-frame because when German and British experts war-gamed it out at Sandhurst in the 1970s they had the invasion ending in an overwhelming German defeat within 1 week (6 days iirc).
A German umpire for these wargames agreed that the Luftwaffe would not have been able to keep the Royal Navy from intercepting and pretty much destroying the invasion transports over the first few days of the battle. And while the Luftwaffe would inflict some casualties on the Royal Navy they could not inflict enough to make a difference in the result. This umpire's name was Adolf Galland. Google him. He knew more about Luftwaffe capabilities than either of us.
@@iansneddon2956
No, the invasion would had worked.
The Germans dominated the air over all Europe and would dominate the English Channel as well.
I've read on Adolf Galland for years.
@@iansneddon2956
The Germans were always outnumbered against the British in Africa and still won.
Russia did not seem to scare them in 1941and only slowed by General Winter.
Numbers would not be an issue....as it was shown in Crete.
@@BigBossMan2000 North Africa was an environment that lent itself to mobile warfare and was an excellent environment for the 88mm Flak guns to operate as anti-tank weapons.
The British did some of the earlier studies on mobile mechanized warfare but their top leadership didn't embrace it and with budget cuts in the 1930s they weren't implementing major changes in doctrine. Still, the British were not as bad as the French.
The Germans translated the British studies and added it to their own analyses. It went very well with the Prussian principles of encouraging junior officers to take initiative and seize opportunities without having to wait for a change in orders.
But the British and Commonwealth forces did outperform the Germans at positional warfare. If they could force the battle into this type of conflict, they could defeat the Germans. They did this at the Dyle where they repelled a number of German crossings and crushed the German beachheads. They held out stubbornly at Tobruk. And when the front narrowed to a choke point they could hold, such as at El Alamein, they could hold their own or win.
The Germans could have won in Russia. If they were not tied down in a war with Britain at the time they would have won. If they could import oil into German ports their strategy could have been focused elsewhere to greater effectiveness in neutralizing the Red Army. Without early British support (with about 1/3 of the tanks defending Moscow in 1941 being British Matilda or Valentine tanks. Probably the biggest factor in the USSR holding out though was lend-lease food that kept the Red Army operational after much of their agricultural land had been taken by the Germans.
Yes, the Germans were very very good at what they did. But the British were quite adequate at what they did. They weren't so much overrun in France and Greece as needing to withdraw when allies on their flanks were forced into retreat.
Possessing initiative, the Germans could defeat the British with sufficient time. But the British were not going to allow the Germans this time. The fragile point for Rommel was the supply lines, and with efforts to break German codes they were effective at cutting these off. They got better at forcing Rommel to fight the sort of battle he wasn't as good at.
More on this theme later but key point was that while they won a lot of battles in North Africa they failed to deliver the knock out blow.
I enjoyed watching it though! Great mod! 👍
2:30 it's now like normandy but now allies has power xD and jerries are dieing xD it's now reverse
4:20 why would you blow up a gun you've already taken 😂😂😂???
If this did happen it would have ended in disaster for the Germans.
And game crash with 5 FPS
The lag, because of how many British troops are just on that cliff alone, like 300,000..
A worse version of Gallipoli because I can't really see how the Germans would be able evac most of those men besides air.
The problem with Sealion was getting troops over the Channel without the Royal Navy and RAF having something to say about it.