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Why HMS Dreadnought Shocked the World and Started a Naval Arms Race

Between the Age of Sail and the Age of Steam, global power was decided at sea. This video explores how naval warfare evolved from wooden sailing ships to ironclads, pre-dreadnoughts, and finally to HMS Dreadnought, the battleship that revolutionized maritime warfare forever. We trace the rise of sea power, the brutal naval arms races of the 19th century, and the technological breakthroughs that transformed warships — including steam propulsion, explosive shells, iron armor, rotating turrets, and long-range gunnery. The launch of HMS Dreadnought in 1906 rendered every existing battleship obsolete overnight and ignited a global naval arms race that reshaped geopolitics and pushed the world closer to war. This documentary covers: The Age of Sail and the ship of the line Steam power, screw propulsion, and explosive shells Ironclads and the end of wooden warships The pre-dreadnought battleship formula Naval theory and sea power doctrine The Anglo-German naval arms race The design, guns, armor, and turbines of HMS Dreadnought Why dreadnoughts changed global strategy forever If you’re interested in naval history, military technology, World War I origins, or the rise and fall of empires, this video is for you. 📌 Subscribe for more deep-dive history documentaries on naval warfare, military technology, and global power. 👍 Like, comment, and share to support the channel 🔔 Turn on notifications so you don’t miss future uploads HMS Dreadnought Dreadnought battleship naval warfare history naval history documentary battleship evolution from sail to steam age of sail ironclad warships pre dreadnought battleship naval arms race Anglo German naval race sea power history military history documentary warship technology battleship explained naval technology world war 1 naval history rise of modern battleship history of warships empire and sea power naval strategy maritime history British Royal Navy history 20th century warfare