​WW2 Industrial Might: How the U.S. Built 17+ Carriers While Japan Built Only 6 скачать в хорошем качестве

​WW2 Industrial Might: How the U.S. Built 17+ Carriers While Japan Built Only 6

Dive into the staggering industrial capacity gap that determined the outcome of World War 2. This video analyzes the incredible aircraft carrier race between the United States and Imperial Japan, revealing how the U.S. Navy commissioned 17 Essex-class fleet carriers in the same time Japan struggled to complete just six. Learn the revolutionary shipbuilding techniques, pioneered by figures like Henry Kaiser, that allowed American shipyards to launch massive carriers like the USS Essex in as little as 14 months, compared to Japan's 32 months for the Taihō. Discover how American standardization, welding innovation, and abundant steel and labor overwhelmed Japan’s craftsmanship-focused approach and crippling resource shortages. The numbers didn't lie: the Pacific War was lost by Japan long before the battles of Midway or the Philippine Sea. Don't miss this crucial lesson in military history and industrial logistics. #WW2 #IndustrialCapacity #AircraftCarriers #USNavy #ImperialJapan #PacificWar #EssexClass #HenryKaiser #WWIIHistory #Shipbuilding