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It's interesting to think that this ship was right behind KMS Bismarck when Hood exploded and sank.

What I like about this channel is the fact, that there is no useless annoying background music.

Another great report! Of course we've come to expect that!

Like number 800.. that's lucky right? I always enjoy the content Skynea History. 👍

I love how the Japanese curved the exhaust vents over the portside of the ship. That strikes me as a rather smart thing to do. Was there a downside to doing that?

It must be the height of arrogance to be laying down carriers and assume you will have the aircrews for them when you bushido decimate the aircrews you got instead of trying to keep them alive and have decided to go to war with America, knowing full well you cannot defeat America.... i mean, in what universe does it make any sense at all??

At least her crew mostly got off the ship. Yamato's crew was sacrificed so the IJN could say they helped defend Okinawa.

Great job thanks

I've read that that the Japanese navy did not have enough fuel to train it's cadet pilots and yet they had enough fuel for their kamikaze planes! In hindsight this was just a horrible waste of resources and doomed Japan to it's inevitable defeat.

Humerous yet Informative content. Skynea? Should be `Petrel Maru` - More Limeys please? Must say, always enjoy new content, and I`m sure, `Morale Boosters` should enter the WWII Lexicon.

She would go to the Canadians I think.

Another great video !! Well done!

It flipped over underwater because the turret was too heavy. Who knows.

Quite a tough jap carrier. Solid design and very fast

Very interesting topic keep it up the great content bro

11:38 Two Unru-class carriers sailing with Yamato might have given her more time. One could have sailed on each side to absorb torpedo hits. Just load the flight decks with all the existing 25mms and spray and pray. The hangar would have held the ammo.

It's amazing that she is not as rusted as the RMS Titanic despite being 6,000 feet deeper than the RMS Titanic.

As always, excellent video! 👍🏻👌🏻👏🏻

It was too late to do anything...except sink.

She would have been a beautiful battle cruiser

Great content as always!

Another fine video on a lesser known vessel 😎

It's almost as if Japan would have been better off building some wooden decoys for use as antiaircraft traps.

I am afraid we have awakened a sleeping giant.

The Original Amagi plays a pivotal role in the 1st three books of Taylor Andersons Destroyerman series I highly recommend them.

I wonder of the outcome of Yamato reaching Okinawa if Amagi had sailed with the task group as a pure fighter carrier, loaded with Zero's. Probably would not have changed the outcome, but with 50 or 60 Zero's providing a CAP, the Hellcats would have to have dealt with them instead of strafing and supressing Yamato's gunners.

How long was that beast?

These were beautiful ships, too bad they could not be useful.

The bombers shown at 13:48 are Handley Page Halifax's, December 1941, Brest, France.

Dumb question , about the IJN aviation. If a Japanese Kate , Val or zero off of either zuikaku or shokaku that was present on the attack on Pearl Harbor wasn’t shot down or Damaged beyond repair. Would those same aircraft have stayed active until they were shot down. I’ve wondered if say any of the aircraft at the great marinas Turkey shoot were Pearl Harbor and coral sea veterans. Yes I do know that B6ns and Judy’s were beginning to be fielded but still my question stands

Regarding the sinking... *"OOPS."*

Thanks for posting!

This is the first video about this ship I’ve ever seen I was always curious about the history when I saw the photos shows what could have happened if the carriers were actually in Pearl Harbor

If they had built 9 of these instead of the 3 Yamato class battleships. The war might have went different if they were in service in mid 1942

Could we see a video on any of the non-Helena Brooklyns please? I feel like USS Honolulu would be a good candidate. Alongside a long service of shore bombardment, she served in the battle of Kula Gulf, where when directly wrecked the destroyer Nagatsuki and helped to sink the destroyer Niizuki but in turn witnessed the sinking of her half sistership Helena. She also served in the battle of Kolombangara, helping to sink the light cruiser Jintsu, but being crippled by a long lance torpedo that blew off her bow.

I love that you keep shining light on more underrated ships that not many people have done videos about. Good job on the hard work.

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My uncle was on the ship that towed the U.S.S. Prince Eugen to the Operation Crossroads test area. He was struck by how big of a ship she was.

My grandfather was on the USS Cooper when she was sunk.

Raider attack operation of Admiral Scheer at WWII is the best sea operation after raider attack of Turkish cruiser Hamidiye at WWI.Both of raider attack operations very successfull

Hey I think the hood would be a cool one to cover forgive me if you already did one on her or if she hasn’t been found yet

When my Son was stationed on Kwajalein, I went to visit and we got to dive around her, that was a great trip

My father experienced Operation Crossroads, Able and Baker, at the Bikini Atoll in 1946.He mentioned this ship primarily, not much of the others. He was diagnosed with a massive tumor in his chest on my 33rd birthday; he dies on his 63rd birthday; 4 days shy the 6 months the doctors gave him. The oncologist said he never saw a tumor in this form and size. You are still missed. greatly. Another American exercise of misfortune for those suffering the consequences.

About USS Saratoga... Fear and Hunger moment

What a beautiful ship. How sad

Would anyone else like to see a video of the wrecks of the Akron and Macon?

Fishers 1st generation Battlecruisers doing what they were made to do. Not in the battle line of Jutland.

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I had a family member that died on this ship when it sunk in 1942. Rest in piece to him.