#atomictesting

[warhorsehistory]

Battleship Nagato || Pearl Harbor to Atomic Catastrophe | Warhorse History

Battleship Nagato || Pearl Harbor to Atomic Catastrophe | Warhorse History https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g3BYYWJu6FA Explore Battleship Nagato: From Pearl Harbor to Atomic Catastrophe | Warhorse History Journey through the gripping history of Battleship Nagato, a centerpiece in the annals of naval warfare, from its command under Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto to its tragic end in atomic tests post-World War II. Witness its pivotal role as Japan's flagship during the Pearl Harbor attack and its subsequent engagements across the Pacific. Legendary Battles & Naval Command: Discover Nagato's significant role in historic battles such as Midway, the Solomon Islands, and the Caroline Islands. Learn how this naval giant strategized and fought, shaping critical moments in World War II's Pacific theater. Atomic Catastrophe & Controversy: Witness the ship's fateful inclusion in Operation Crossroads, facing atomic tests that ultimately led to its demise. Explore the controversy surrounding its destruction and weigh in on whether preserving it as a museum piece might have been a better choice. Legacy and Historical Significance: Delve into the debates about preserving historical artifacts and the significance of the Battleship Nagato in Japan's naval history. Share your thoughts on its fate in the comments section below. Explore the controversial decision by the US Navy to subject the Nagato to atomic tests and its sinking in Bikini Atoll, marking the closure of an era and the onset of a new geopolitical landscape. Uncover the technological prowess, strategic significance, and historical impact of the Nagato, posing questions about the ethics of its destruction and the potential role it could have played as a museum for future generations. Don't miss this comprehensive narrative detailing the Battleship Nagato's remarkable history. Like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell to join Warhorse History and explore pivotal moments in military history. #BattleshipNagato #PearlHarbor #WWIINavalHistory #AtomicTesting #WarhorseHistory #AdmiralYamamoto #MilitaryBattles Chapters -------------- 00:00 - Intro 01:25 - Fortress of the Seas 04:03 - Admiral Yamamoto's Flagship 05:02 - War on the High Seas 07:12 - Destroyed by Atomic Explosion 08:07 - Conclusion Contact ------------- Contact us! info@warhorsehistory.com Note to Our Viewers --------------------------------- Warhorse History occasionally uses comparable historical images and footage when authentic representations are inaccessible, striving to maintain visual accuracy. Our content is diligently researched and framed within its historical context for educational intent. While we are passionate about history, we may not be experts in every facet. We welcome your insights, corrections, and suggestions. via WARHORSE HISTORY https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1EKg8pGwi4jaD2wy86EDpQ November 03, 2023 at 04:00AM

[cabinetdescurieux]

People looking at atomic test. Nevada 1945/50. Blau Gallery. #atomic #atomictesting #nucleartest (à Parisphoto Exhibition At Grand Palais, Paris)

[ericpenarivera]

1952 ... 'Duck And Cover!' by James Vaughan

[historicalpictures38]

Las Vegas visitors observe mushroom cloud from atomic test just 65 miles away in 1955. During the 1950s, the mushroom clouds from the 100 atmospheric tests could be seen for almost 100 mi (160 km). The city of Las Vegas experienced noticeable seismic effects, and the distant mushroom clouds, which could be seen from the downtown hotels, became tourist attractions in the 1950s. #rarelyseenhistory #historicalpictures #oldphotos  #atomictest #nevadadesert #lasvegas #mushroomcloud #nevadatestsite #nevadanationalsecuritysite

[crownedstoat]

1951... North American B-45 'Tornado' by James Vaughan Via Flickr: - video link

[cinefast]

#bruceconner #terryriley #bikini #atomictesting (à Centre Pompidou)

[paolaeb2012]

#atomictesting #yuccaFlat #lasvegas #historylasvegas (at The Mob Museum)

[ericpenarivera]

1952 ... 'Duck And Cover!' by James Vaughan