Canada Built 123 Corvettes in 4 Years—and Escorted 25,000 Ships Across the Atlantic скачать в хорошем качестве

Canada Built 123 Corvettes in 4 Years—and Escorted 25,000 Ships Across the Atlantic

During World War II, Canada achieved something few believed possible. In just four years, a nation with almost no naval tradition built 123 corvettes and used them to escort more than 25,000 merchant ships across the most dangerous ocean on Earth—the North Atlantic. This video tells the extraordinary story of how Canadian shipyards, civilian workers, and inexperienced sailors became the backbone of the Allied convoy system. Facing relentless U-boat attacks, harsh seas, and overwhelming odds, these small and often underestimated ships played a critical role in keeping Britain supplied and the war effort alive. Through historical analysis and firsthand accounts, we explore how speed, simplicity, and sheer numbers helped Canada change the course of the Battle of the Atlantic—and why this industrial gamble became one of the most important naval achievements of World War II. ⚠️ Disclaimer This video is a historical documentary created for educational and storytelling purposes. It does not promote violence or hatred. All events are presented within their historical context.