I am old enough to get Red Storm Rising when it came out. Of Tom Clancy's books it is my favorite. I started following your channel 2 years ago and I have truly enjoy your work on Red Storm Rising, Keep up the work.
@@insideoutsideupsidedown2218 If say HBO did a mini series with a budget like Band of Brothers or The Pacific that might do it justice but even then it probably wouldn't live up to expectations. This book is almost more about the hardware than the human characters and that isn't too appealing to the masses.
"Mother of god" -General Andrev upon seeing Iowa and Missouri fire upon his positions. Such a simple but powerful statement to say when the largest guns deployed at that time fire upon you.
@@BobChanel _"Systemic Failure occurs when a failure in one or more parts of a system spreads throughout the entire system, causing the system to behave differently as a whole"_
Also IRL army artillery here Almost perfect call for fires there. But IRL its 3 transmissions Not 2 1: you this me and type of mission 2:target location/method of locating target 3:target type and information
I was a little limited on time with those so call it an abridged call for fire. I tried to at least show some of the process. From the contact to going through an FDC then to the battery.
I do wish Seapower had a multiplayer or co-op setting. Doing a scenario like the tandem UK/US detection of the Victor using the Andrea Doria as a hat would be amazing.
@@pbdye1607 I remember seeing a post or something from 2020 saying they were open to doing a MP mode of some kind if there was enough interest. I'd like to think it's a serious possibility now with how well the wolfpack345 and stealth17 sea power videos have done.
I kind of hope people try their hand at some of the scenarios from Larry Bond’s “Red Phoenix” tbh There are some great naval pieces involving Kilos and Romeos in the Yellow Sea I’d love to see brought to life as well!
Offhand, I can't think of doing something deadlier than fighting somebody that has complete air superiority & plentiful attack aircraft on a treeless island. Oh, and Iowa-class battleships. Mustn't forget the battleships.
I can't remember which German tank commander said after the battle of Normandy that they didn't fear anything else about the allies as much as the Naval gunfire.
@@MM22966 Don't shoot the messenger I didn't say it. Maybe it was that anything else the allies could throw at them they could at least fire back at, including heavy bombers. Not so much big gun warships they couldn't even see. And are you talking about the heavy bombing that killed more than a few Americans?
@@stuartannetts300 Oh, I was just musing, not trying to play "gotcha" with you. You make a good point. (I think some of the shore batteries during D-Day traded fire, but not for long). And yeah, Cobra did not go well from a fire support perspective. That's why they never tried to do that again. But I also remember reading they found some of the panzers upside down....
I’m a IT troglodyte so can only imagine the effort that went building those thirty-seven minutes of pure unadulterated pleasure for we viewers. Thanks guys.
The sheer amount of happiness and dopamine that rushes through my brain when I see the notification for these, it’s crazy. Seriously, thank you for doing this, it’s so cool to watch
Bro thank you so much for sticking with this project. Knowing that its such a labour of love for you and the fact that every video must yake months to produce in your spare time, makes every release worth the wait and that little bit more special. Btw as a former tank crewman, watching this chapter gave me chils.
This is now just entertainment. Many watching likely don't realize this could have been very real for us old Cold War veterans. After Brezhnev died, and before Gorbachev became Premier, Politburo meetings had been heated about initiating a "Red Storm" or not, before their economy collapsed and their technology became useless. During the Reforger exercises in '84 the Soviet Northern Fleet were very aggressive in their shadowing our task forces. Beaŕs flew right over the ASW group my ship was part of, at about 300 metres. Another scenario a Kresta steamed right through the middle of our escort group onstead of going around. For my family it would have been potentially tragic. A brother and cousin were with units slated for Norway rapid response, and me doing convoy escorting. I have an emotional connection to this story, of what could have been.
Hello Steven...I was on the Eisenhower in the early 80s. During our deployments and NATO exercises, we could count on a Krivak class frigate escorting us, trying to gather any tidbits of intel they thought was useful...not knowing that the Walker spy ring was already spoonfeeding the Soviets any and all data they could get their hands on...To this day, I wonder why they weren't dealt more severe punishments...
I graduated HS in 1982 and went to engineering school from there. Younger and middle-aged Americans today often lack the awareness that during the 20th century, communist regimes, most often led by the Russians, really did try to take over the world. The so-called "Cold War" was a real war and many real people died and were injured in resisting their efforts to take over and enslave nations. Freedom is not free; you can pretty much depend on aggressive human beings being around who want to dominate and exploit you, and the only thing these thugs understand or respect is force.
Sir, Mr Weaver, as a Cold War child born in West Germany I can tell you that those of us who are conscious will never forget the resolve of the USA that kept the Cold War Cold. Back in those days many sentences in West Germany ended with "If the Russians come over the fence"... all this was as real as it gets, the East German Commies wanted to get us in the West killed bad, it was the Russians keeping those lunatics back. NATO kept us alive.
I was in Baumholder , Germany, from 84-86. 8th Infantry Division, 1/39 Inf. AAA-0! (That's 'Anybody, Anytime, Anywhere, Bar None) We trained for this shit even during deep maintenance cycles ( quarterly vehicle services and such). We had a few guys, GRUNTS mind you, who could call for and adjust artillery fires better than most specialist FO's (Forward Observer, 13F). I would have liked to call in a fire mission with the 16's on a BB, just once. 😅
Wow! Thank you so much as Red Storm is the best of TC's work to my mind. I've been following your channel for a few years now and every time I'm gobsmacked by how captivating the combination of the spoken text narrative and your graphics is at bringing the story to life, So again thanks from over in the UK.
When I was a boy many years ago, I was a DC comics superhero junky at age 12. All the Superman/superboy issues. When a new issue arrived, it was a rush that I had forgotten about. When I noticed this morning that this new Red Storm Rising chapter had been released, I felt that same ancient rush I once felt as a pre-teen boy. No other way to describe it. Thanks!!! Great job. Again.
Just watched it, This was bloody brilliant, keep it up. These videos are great quality, great content and better than most of the stuff coming out of Hollywood and the BBC at the moment.
Loved reading this book when I was kid so much I destroyed the hardback. This scene always makes me chuckle because I remember there was a story back in the late 80s of Clancy being invited to some Navy event. Also there the officers and their wives of USS Wainwright. Apparently, the wives cornered him over how he killed their husband’s ship.
I was in the service when RSR came out. There are urban legends that the book never got set down. I can confirm, on my ship, it did not. I know there was one copy on the bridge, one copy in engineering, and one copy in ops. And then, there were dozens of copies.....EVERYBODY, from the newest SA, to the Captain himself, LOVED reading that book.
I Read RSR at least a dozen times. But this adaptation had my ass puckered, teeth clenched, brow sweating as much as the first time I read it. My heart still breaks over the ghosts of the Wainwright and the Charleston. 😢 Spectacular presentation as always!
as an old fart this stuff blows my mind, the amalgam of the original story , the narration, and the visuals so clever could watch these creations every day. Thank you so much for your work- just brilliant I think. you deserve so much more credit than the subs imply.
I've read and listened to the novel at least 10 times, and this video still had me on the edge of my seat! Well done on another fantastic episode. Keep them coming!
Well Done! Back around 1984, I remember As a young Chief Officer making a Port Call at and delivering Jet Fuel to the NATO fuel terminal at the “Whale Bay” mentioned. At 723 feet we may have been the largest ship to discharge cargo there.
With my eyesight and other health problems I struggle to read any more.. these adaptations are very much appreciated as I read the book many years ago and enjoy the memories this brings back.
Bro this is such a coincidence, I recently got into sea power and thought to myself: "hey this looks pretty similar to the red storm rising series in DCS, what ever happened to it?" And I just checked out your channel YESTERDAY! Great to see another part in the series!!!
Fix mate your content has grown so much over the past couple years this is a masterpiece and I can’t wait to see how much more you can do with Sea Power!
This is better than most of the stuff coming out of Hollywood! Great narration, great animation! Intense action with serious drama worthy of a watching several times! Bravo!
My friend showed me Dance of the Vampires tonight on Discord. He streamed it for us while we were drinking. Incredibly glad to have found you as a TH-cam creator. You've got yourself a new subscriber!
I absolutely love this, as with all of your RSR videos. My one nitpick is that the Marines didn't use Abrams during this time frame. They were still using M60s.
Hell of a lot of work, FIXEDIT! Thank you! As always, the best visual part of the vid was the Backfires racing across the clouds in formation. Oh, and imagine being a carrier fighter and trying NOT to shoot at drones! Ah, 1980's, you were a more innocent time....
ayyy USS Comstock was my first ship!! great memories. Very interesting to note that while RSR may have taken place between 1986-1987, she hadn't even commissioned until 1990 in our timeline.
outstanding job. saw the latest offering and even though it was bed time when i saw it wanted to watch it through completion. well worth it - looking forward to next chapter.
Excellent work as always. That closing line in the original text was perfect. Tell me you can't imagine a U.S.N. Carrier Group CO doing that to an enemy in this situation. Your video matched the narrative splendidly. Well done.
This is excellent! Now if you can do a whole movie for the entire book! I’ve watched all of your videos for RSR and they are awesome! Thanks and great job!
Thank you for what I am sure was a LOT of HARD WORK. Love all your work always eagerly looking forward to the next chapter. Every 4 Mo or so I watch all you done so far.
Your episodes are always eagerly awaited and I'm never disappointed. I've read te book, I know what's coming and I'm still on te edge of my seat. Marvellous job, thanks.
I am 60 yrs old. Military novels are my main reading consumption as they were very popular when I was younger. I have read this book at least 7 times and listened to the audiobook at least 3. By far my favorite book of all time with Flight of the Old Dog by Dale Brown at #2. Thank you for the great video's and I am sure hard work.
Welcome back Fixedit, we've missed you.
Appreciate it. Been Busy.
Welcome back. And thank you
love these!!
Suprised to see me?
@@nvkulkn😂
I am old enough to get Red Storm Rising when it came out. Of Tom Clancy's books it is my favorite. I started following your channel 2 years ago and I have truly enjoy your work on Red Storm Rising, Keep up the work.
Just hope they never make a movie about it and screw it up.
@@insideoutsideupsidedown2218 If say HBO did a mini series with a budget like Band of Brothers or The Pacific that might do it justice but even then it probably wouldn't live up to expectations. This book is almost more about the hardware than the human characters and that isn't too appealing to the masses.
"Mother of god" -General Andrev upon seeing Iowa and Missouri fire upon his positions.
Such a simple but powerful statement to say when the largest guns deployed at that time fire upon you.
@@MicMc539 Ok and?
Especially for a communist
Iowa and New Jersey.
@@Loki1701eTake cover immediately!
Always seemed to me that shooting 152mm guns at a battleship is like kicking an elephant in the balls. It’s simply not going to end well for you.
BABE WAKEUP a new episode of Red Storm Rising got uploaded!🗣️
oh wait I don't have a gf
who needs a GF when you have Red Storm Rising chapters from FIXEDIT????
@@ryan5936 RIGHT!?🤣
Well, get one, so you can tell her >D
No sleep til FIXED IT!
If one had a gf who liked Clancy novels.......... . Fortunate ye would be.
STAYING UP WHEN I HAVE TO BE GOIN TO WORK IN THREE HOURS WAS WORTH IT
sorry about that was supposed to drop about 5 hours earlier but had internet problems.
@@BobChanel Well, its 9am Central Europe Time... Cant complain.
@@BobChanelno problem, I was already up, just saw that it was posted. Nice Bayraktar USN skin.
Not your fault Bob, he chose to do that to himself... Me too.
Worth it.
@@BobChanel
_"Systemic Failure occurs when a failure in one or more parts of a system spreads throughout the entire system, causing the system to behave differently as a whole"_
I read this book in 24 hours when it was first released. Your videos are greatly appreciated.
It took me 5 days to read and for me that, was something.
Was working long hours at the time. Savored it for three weeks. Having read THFRO, I wanted to ponder each chapter.
Also IRL army artillery here
Almost perfect call for fires there. But IRL its 3 transmissions
Not 2
1: you this me and type of mission
2:target location/method of locating target
3:target type and information
I was a little limited on time with those so call it an abridged call for fire. I tried to at least show some of the process. From the contact to going through an FDC then to the battery.
You must be excited for the game Seapower.
Absolutely! Game looks amazing!
@@BobChanelWill you do similar red storm rising re-enactments on that game? They may be missing a few assets but it should be cool!
I do wish Seapower had a multiplayer or co-op setting. Doing a scenario like the tandem UK/US detection of the Victor using the Andrea Doria as a hat would be amazing.
@@pbdye1607 I remember seeing a post or something from 2020 saying they were open to doing a MP mode of some kind if there was enough interest. I'd like to think it's a serious possibility now with how well the wolfpack345 and stealth17 sea power videos have done.
I kind of hope people try their hand at some of the scenarios from Larry Bond’s “Red Phoenix” tbh
There are some great naval pieces involving Kilos and Romeos in the Yellow Sea I’d love to see brought to life as well!
Right that's it.
Ordered myself a copy of Red Storm Rising. Poor bookshop attendant went "you want a book from the 90s?"
*cough 87' cough*
Yes, when books were books.
Really blow his mind and order a copy of _Fail Safe_ .
Offhand, I can't think of doing something deadlier than fighting somebody that has complete air superiority & plentiful attack aircraft on a treeless island. Oh, and Iowa-class battleships. Mustn't forget the battleships.
Agreed. I would not have wanted to fuck around with Regan's NAVY either.
I can't remember which German tank commander said after the battle of Normandy that they didn't fear anything else about the allies as much as the Naval gunfire.
@@stuartannetts300 Hmmmm....The guys that got caught under the heavy bomber stream during Operation Cobra?
@@MM22966 Don't shoot the messenger I didn't say it. Maybe it was that anything else the allies could throw at them they could at least fire back at, including heavy bombers. Not so much big gun warships they couldn't even see. And are you talking about the heavy bombing that killed more than a few Americans?
@@stuartannetts300 Oh, I was just musing, not trying to play "gotcha" with you. You make a good point. (I think some of the shore batteries during D-Day traded fire, but not for long). And yeah, Cobra did not go well from a fire support perspective. That's why they never tried to do that again. But I also remember reading they found some of the panzers upside down....
I’m a IT troglodyte so can only imagine the effort that went building those thirty-seven minutes of pure unadulterated pleasure for we viewers. Thanks guys.
Pressed the Like button as soon as the video began. Did not regret that decision.
Thank you.
The sheer amount of happiness and dopamine that rushes through my brain when I see the notification for these, it’s crazy. Seriously, thank you for doing this, it’s so cool to watch
Right? Same bro. You'll probably also enjoy mislim k and growling sidewinder
Milsim k ** my bad
Definitely check out flat circle history and watch the current ww3 series he is on. In depth story telling
Bro thank you so much for sticking with this project. Knowing that its such a labour of love for you and the fact that every video must yake months to produce in your spare time, makes every release worth the wait and that little bit more special.
Btw as a former tank crewman, watching this chapter gave me chils.
This is now just entertainment. Many watching likely don't realize this could have been very real for us old Cold War veterans. After Brezhnev died, and before Gorbachev became Premier, Politburo meetings had been heated about initiating a "Red Storm" or not, before their economy collapsed and their technology became useless.
During the Reforger exercises in '84 the Soviet Northern Fleet were very aggressive in their shadowing our task forces. Beaŕs flew right over the ASW group my ship was part of, at about 300 metres. Another scenario a Kresta steamed right through the middle of our escort group onstead of going around.
For my family it would have been potentially tragic. A brother and cousin were with units slated for Norway rapid response, and me doing convoy escorting.
I have an emotional connection to this story, of what could have been.
Reforger in Europe, Team Spirit in Korea every year. Practicing just for this in the cold war times.
Hello Steven...I was on the Eisenhower in the early 80s. During our deployments and NATO exercises, we could count on a Krivak class frigate escorting us, trying to gather any tidbits of intel they thought was useful...not knowing that the Walker spy ring was already spoonfeeding the Soviets any and all data they could get their hands on...To this day, I wonder why they weren't dealt more severe punishments...
I graduated HS in 1982 and went to engineering school from there. Younger and middle-aged Americans today often lack the awareness that during the 20th century, communist regimes, most often led by the Russians, really did try to take over the world. The so-called "Cold War" was a real war and many real people died and were injured in resisting their efforts to take over and enslave nations. Freedom is not free; you can pretty much depend on aggressive human beings being around who want to dominate and exploit you, and the only thing these thugs understand or respect is force.
Sir, Mr Weaver, as a Cold War child born in West Germany I can tell you that those of us who are conscious will never forget the resolve of the USA that kept the Cold War Cold. Back in those days many sentences in West Germany ended with "If the Russians come over the fence"... all this was as real as it gets, the East German Commies wanted to get us in the West killed bad, it was the Russians keeping those lunatics back. NATO kept us alive.
I was in Baumholder , Germany, from 84-86. 8th Infantry Division, 1/39 Inf. AAA-0!
(That's 'Anybody, Anytime, Anywhere, Bar None)
We trained for this shit even during deep maintenance cycles ( quarterly vehicle services and such).
We had a few guys, GRUNTS mind you, who could call for and adjust artillery fires better than most specialist FO's (Forward Observer, 13F). I would have liked to call in a fire mission with the 16's on a BB, just once. 😅
This is amazing work. Probably the closest we'll ever get to a Red Storm Rising mini series, but its so good I'll happily take it.
Wow! Thank you so much as Red Storm is the best of TC's work to my mind. I've been following your channel for a few years now and every time I'm gobsmacked by how captivating the combination of the spoken text narrative and your graphics is at bringing the story to life, So again thanks from over in the UK.
HELL YEAH! I hope Sea Power looming on the horizon will help give you more angles for this kind of thing.
When I was a boy many years ago, I was a DC comics superhero junky at age 12. All the Superman/superboy issues. When a new issue arrived, it was a rush that I had forgotten about.
When I noticed this morning that this new Red Storm Rising chapter had been released, I felt that same ancient rush I once felt as a pre-teen boy. No other way to describe it.
Thanks!!! Great job. Again.
Just watched it, This was bloody brilliant, keep it up. These videos are great quality, great content and better than most of the stuff coming out of Hollywood and the BBC at the moment.
Great chapter. These videos made me read the book again, probably for the fifth time. Keep up the excellent work!
Loved reading this book when I was kid so much I destroyed the hardback.
This scene always makes me chuckle because I remember there was a story back in the late 80s of Clancy being invited to some Navy event. Also there the officers and their wives of USS Wainwright. Apparently, the wives cornered him over how he killed their husband’s ship.
I was in the service when RSR came out. There are urban legends that the book never got set down. I can confirm, on my ship, it did not. I know there was one copy on the bridge, one copy in engineering, and one copy in ops. And then, there were dozens of copies.....EVERYBODY, from the newest SA, to the Captain himself, LOVED reading that book.
Tom Clancy's voice over is utter classic , it's works perfectly well like he telling a situation in the real-world in "real-time".
Michael Prichard* However Ill take the kudos.
@@BobChanel ahaha my mistake,
Regardless brilliantly done 👍🏾
@@BobChanel I always look forward to your uploads, I look forward to the next one.
Micheal's voice makes the audiobook really enjoyable
toms been daid fer years dummass it aint him
Awesomely well done. I keep going back, replaying scenes and saying, "how'd he do that?... OK, how'd he do THAT?" Love this, as always.
I Read RSR at least a dozen times. But this adaptation had my ass puckered, teeth clenched, brow sweating as much as the first time I read it. My heart still breaks over the ghosts of the Wainwright and the Charleston. 😢
Spectacular presentation as always!
as an old fart this stuff blows my mind, the amalgam of the original story , the narration, and the visuals so clever could watch these creations every day. Thank you so much for your work- just brilliant I think. you deserve so much more credit than the subs imply.
I've read and listened to the novel at least 10 times, and this video still had me on the edge of my seat! Well done on another fantastic episode. Keep them coming!
Again so well edited and put together. Well done Fixedit!
New episode. Drop everything and get comfy, great vid hope you keep posting ❤
Well Done! Back around 1984, I remember As a young Chief Officer making a Port Call at and delivering Jet Fuel to the NATO fuel terminal at the “Whale Bay” mentioned. At 723 feet we may have been the largest ship to discharge cargo there.
Amazing work as always!
With my eyesight and other health problems I struggle to read any more.. these adaptations are very much appreciated as I read the book many years ago and enjoy the memories this brings back.
One of the most well produced and engaging video series I’ve ever come across, please continue making these
Hurray!! a new excellent episode 😎 Thank you! 💪👌
This kind of content makes my heart race more than any Hollywood movie
Bro this is such a coincidence, I recently got into sea power and thought to myself:
"hey this looks pretty similar to the red storm rising series in DCS, what ever happened to it?"
And I just checked out your channel YESTERDAY!
Great to see another part in the series!!!
Sooo excited to have another chapter!!!! Passed this along to my frens that also love watching these!
This is one of my favorite books; I think I read the book about 3 times and then bought the audiobook. A great story
Best episode yet! That’s saying a lot given how good the earlier ones have been!
We've waited a while for this latest episode, but it's been worth the wait 👍
Well done for maintaining the standard
Fix mate your content has grown so much over the past couple years this is a masterpiece and I can’t wait to see how much more you can do with Sea Power!
I have watched this 3 times since it has come out, BLESS YOU
Love these. Read the book billions of years ago. Still in my top 10.
Thank you for these vids…..simply awesome. Loaves ya work.
"The massive 16" rifles turned 'slowly' to starboard"
Somebody must've put the WD-40 on those turrets
Great stuff as always!
boseman mates are under appreciated.
Just brilliant! On vacation, in Scotland and this comes thru! You've done well!
I absolutely live for these videos of yours. Thank you so much for sharing them!
RSR is one of my favorite books, and I truly get excited every time I see that another chapter has been completed by Fixedit!
This is better than most of the stuff coming out of Hollywood! Great narration, great animation! Intense action with serious drama worthy of a watching several times! Bravo!
My friend showed me Dance of the Vampires tonight on Discord. He streamed it for us while we were drinking. Incredibly glad to have found you as a TH-cam creator. You've got yourself a new subscriber!
@@austinpittman1599 its still strange see my videos have such a high view count and get so much positive feedback.
I absolutely love this, as with all of your RSR videos. My one nitpick is that the Marines didn't use Abrams during this time frame. They were still using M60s.
Just as good as "Dance With the Valkeries" FixedIt! :-)
Hell of a lot of work, FIXEDIT! Thank you!
As always, the best visual part of the vid was the Backfires racing across the clouds in formation.
Oh, and imagine being a carrier fighter and trying NOT to shoot at drones! Ah, 1980's, you were a more innocent time....
How does FIXEDIT have under 50k subscribers. Should be 5M. My girlfriend and I love your work. We appreciate you.
I think this is one of your best episodes yet! Thanks again for sharing your hard work and passion with us!
Well done. Love these
God these uploads are always such a pleasant surprise. Really captures the tension of Red Storm rising.
Excellent work. It is a joy to see you bring this to life. BZ!
What a video to receive after my late night run.
So very well done - as always!!!! Thank you so much!!! Best 38 minutes of my day!!!
ayyy USS Comstock was my first ship!! great memories.
Very interesting to note that while RSR may have taken place between 1986-1987, she hadn't even commissioned until 1990 in our timeline.
Mother of god, love how you bring this book to life. I look forward to your next installment.
Another great video, i listened to the audiobook because of your videos, keep up the great work.
These videos just itch a spot like nothing else out there. Definitely gets the leg going. Please keep them up!
outstanding job. saw the latest offering and even though it was bed time when i saw it wanted to watch it through completion. well worth it - looking forward to next chapter.
I wish I could give this ten thumbs up. This is SO well done! The closest we'll ever get to a movie based on Red Storm Rising, I'm sure.
Fantastic. I always love these. Keep up the fant5work it is greatly appreciated
Excellent work as always. That closing line in the original text was perfect. Tell me you can't imagine a U.S.N. Carrier Group CO doing that to an enemy in this situation.
Your video matched the narrative splendidly. Well done.
The amount of work was worth it! Had goosebumps watching this!
A pleasure to see this. Well done, always look forward to seeing your vids.
Excellent posts, great book.
This is excellent! Now if you can do a whole movie for the entire book! I’ve watched all of your videos for RSR and they are awesome! Thanks and great job!
Best 37:53 I have enjoyed in a long time! Thank you!
Thank you for what I am sure was a LOT of HARD WORK. Love all your work always eagerly looking forward to the next chapter.
Every 4 Mo or so I watch all you done so far.
Hell yeah! Made my day!!!
all i can say is WOW!! WOW!! WOW!! amazing work!!!
This man has made every action sequence of red storm rising a masterpiece. I'm here for every minute of it. Good work
Another awesome video! Can't get enough of these!
I absolutely love this channel! When a new video drops, I drop everything I’m doing and watch. Thank you for everything you do. 😊
Your episodes are always eagerly awaited and I'm never disappointed. I've read te book, I know what's coming and I'm still on te edge of my seat. Marvellous job, thanks.
"Tell your bombers 'better luck next time'. We'll be seeing you soon. Out"
That's ice cold
Thanks Man, another great episode! Keep it up!
excellent posts, looking forward to the end. Loved the book.
Damn! I just Love when a new one comes out!
Thanks folks!
Made my damned day!
😎👍❤
Somewhat concerning when you see an Iowa approaching... and then realising that there is something bigger close by.
That was awesome! The book was great but this takes it to a new level.
Great work. I can’t imagine the hours of work these videos must take.
Thank you Fixedit. Been looking forward to this one after the trailer a while ago. You da man.
Thank you very much for this! This one was very very good, one of your best yet!
Had to watch this twice, what a fantastic effort to give visual life to one of the great novels of the cold war era.
Simply amazing. You are bringing it to life. Well done sir and thank you.
Another superb video - audible should sign you up as this makes the narrative come alive! 👍
These are fantastic! Extremely well done.
Thank you for another great visual story. Enjoyed it as always.
Great to see. Once Sea Power is out it could really bring some fun additions to the older videos (or new ones).
I am 60 yrs old. Military novels are my main reading consumption as they were very popular when I was younger. I have read this book at least 7 times and listened to the audiobook at least 3. By far my favorite book of all time with Flight of the Old Dog by Dale Brown at #2. Thank you for the great video's and I am sure hard work.
Fantastic as always.
This chapter is your best yet. Great job!
Just awesome man. Thanks. Such great work.