WW2's MOST FAMOUS SINKING: THE DAY THE YAMATO WENT DOWN скачать в хорошем качестве

WW2's MOST FAMOUS SINKING: THE DAY THE YAMATO WENT DOWN

It was the most powerful battleship ever built, a 72,000-ton steel monster armed with the largest guns ever put to sea. The IJN Yamato was Japan's trump card, an "unsinkable" fortress designed to annihilate any enemy and secure victory in a decisive, final battle. So how did this titan of the seas spend most of the war anchored in port, earning the nickname "Hotel Yamato"? And how was it ultimately sent on a one-way suicide mission, only to be destroyed in under two hours by a new kind of warfare it was never meant to face? Join us as we dive deep into the incredible and tragic story of the IJN Yamato. From its top-secret construction to its frustratingly quiet service life and its final, cataclysmic battle in Operation Ten-Go, this is the definitive documentary on the ship that marked the violent end of the battleship era. We'll analyze the fatal flaws in its design philosophy, its ineffective roles in key battles like Midway and Leyte Gulf, and its final, desperate mission to become a floating fortress on the shores of Okinawa. This is the story of ambition, pride, and the heartbreaking lesson that no weapon, no matter how powerful, is immune to the relentless march of history.