The Deadly History of Submarines
🕑 Added 2021-10-05 15:01:01 +0000 UTCPremiering @ 2pm EDT! They've hit a lot of bumps in the road to their development, but today they're one of the most valued parts of the military arsenal. Submarines are designed for stealth, which is why many don't know much about them. Tonight, Paul walks you through the history of submarines, their failures and successes, their different forms, and their human cost.
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PESSIMIST PRODUCTIONS
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Tito Manfredo
Great episode BTW.
Tito Manfredo
Hunter Killer was the sub movie with Gerard Butler. That one was OK but the one Paul was thinking of with Jude Law is called Black Sea and was really good. Also, an excellent non-fiction sub book is βEscape from the Deepβ by Alex Kershaw. Itβs about the USS Tang which sank off the coast of China in WW2 and a few guys actually survived by making it to the surface using rebreathers only to spend the rest of the war in a Japanese POW camp. Really crazy true story.
Mikko Nylander
More this please. Submarine history has plenty of interesting happenings, like Finnish sub sinking another by ramming it :) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Finnish_submarine_Vetehinen
Ashley Mcgimpsey
Weird military history please!!!!
H4LFW1T
Good episode. Wish you had covered the Kursk submarine disaster. Although it could be a full lenght episode in itself.
Canadian Attack Moose
If you want another great video about people absolutely fucking every possible thing up with subs, watch the battle of may island. Great episode
David
The idea of a submarine in Civil War sounds ludicrous. Imagine the balls you must have had to get into that thing at the time.
queefspeak
Playing silent hunter 3 and this pops up! Awesome!
Xenos Nassar
DFF gonna use our Patreon money to build a submarine that will immediately sink from Paul & TJ's great mass, with only Scotty being able to barely escape and tell the story.
Hapa Snapa
Second biggest fear is being locked underwater in a giant tin dildo
Mdxfiend
Read this while pooping
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