History's Weirdest Warships

Warships have come in all different shapes and sizes and these - well they’re some of the weirdest. From the enormous French ironclads that were more like floating castles - to the British submarine with a 50 ton sniper rifle - the British battleships too big for their own good - the American aircraft carriers made out of old paddle wheel passenger ships - and finally the tiny Italian monitor with a battleship’s main gun. Featuring the French ironclad Carnot, the British M Class submarine, the battleship HMS Colossus of 1882, the American training carrier USS Wolverine and Italian monitor Faa di Bruno Warship Designs - the sister-channel to Oceanliner Designs - explores the design, construction, engineering and operation of history’s greatest machines and vessels– from battleships like Bismarck and HMS King George V to aircraft carriers like USS Gerald R. Ford and IJN Akagi. Join researcher Mike Brady as he tells the stories behind some of history's most famous machines! Support us on Patreon! :   / oceanlinerdesigns   Oceanliner Designs:    / oceanlinerdesigns   Airliner Designs:    / airlinerdesignschannel   #Warships #NavalHistory #Battleships #WarshipHistory #MilitaryHistory #NavalWarfare #NavalBattles #WW2History #WorldWar2 #WW1History #Battleship #AircraftCarrier #Destroyer #Cruiser #Submarines #NavalEngineering #ShipHistory #MaritimeHistory #HistoricWarships #NavalTechnology #SeaPower #NavalStrategy #Dreadnought #ColdWarNavy #ModernWarships #NavalCombat #FleetHistory #NavalLegends #WarAtSea #historychannel 0:00 French ironclad Carnot 07:29 Brish M-Class Submarine 17:56 British battleship HMS Colossus 22:27 American carrier USS Wolverine 28:18 Italian monitor Faa di Bruno