IJN Yamato.....greatest battleship ever

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WW2 Battlewagons are my passion in history

Yamato and Mushasi definitely had firepower and armor in their favor

however, this pesky detail covering radar controlled fire direction would have rendered them a US BB half their size a sitting duck
 
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OC--LeftCoast said:
WW2 Battlewagons are my passion in history

Yamato and Mushasi definitely had firepower and armor in their favor

however, this pesky detail covering radar controlled fire direction would have rendered them a US BB half their size a sitting duck
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I think you forgot somebody ~ Cream Filled Donut
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Loyal said:
I think you forgot somebody ~ Cream Filled Donut
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Looks like a Colorado class

Late war Wevo would have engaged Yamato long before she knew whom was lurking about

just the facts
 
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thirteen28 said:
pfffft ....

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Remember, y'all, there are only two types of ships:

1. Submarines
2. Targets

P.S. The most decorated ship in U.S. Navy history was a submarine, the USS Parche (SSN 683) ... you can look it up :)

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USS Parche (SSN-683) - Wikipedia

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Now I would have guessed cv6, uss enterprise

very impressive my man, tho if I may say, she’s (uss parche) is a little missing on the Battle Stars list, tho the unit citations are off the charts
 
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OC--LeftCoast said:
WW2 Battlewagons are my passion in history

Yamato and Mushasi definitely had firepower and armor in their favor

however, this pesky detail covering radar controlled fire direction would have rendered them a US BB half their size a sitting duck
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Loyal said:
Cram filled donut = Bismark
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ah but of course, wasn’t thinking euro :zany:
 
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Sent on suicide mission was no match for 400 aircraft. Greatest naval loss of life....ever. Was nearly twice the size of US battleships and it's guns were unmatched then or since. Born of secrecy this film clip has excellent photos.

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At first I thought this was going to be about Japan’s super carrier that was only scene twice during WWII. I’ve been watching too many Dark Docs videos lately.
 
Dz1 said:
Dude wanna post about something GREAT, how the hell did the US defeat the Japs at Midway 18 months later after Pearl Harbor....
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The USA had an immense industrial engine, which was geared to war production. That was the awakened Giant that Admiral Yamato spoke of after Pearl Harbor. Pearl Harbor focused the American people toward war, when before we were still mostly isolationist. They kicked the hornet's nest...Besides, most of the aircraft carriers were not in port on Dec. 7, 1941
 
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