“Fire Now.” Iowa’s 16-Inch Guns Erased 4 Japanese Ships From 23 Miles Away
Автор: Iron Soul WW2
Загружено: 2026-01-15
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In October 1944, the USS Iowa achieved what many naval experts believed was impossible. From more than 23 miles away, its massive 16-inch guns accurately struck and destroyed four enemy warships — rewriting the rules of long-range naval warfare.
This video explores how advanced radar targeting, mechanical fire-control systems, and disciplined crew coordination turned the Iowa into one of the most powerful battleships ever deployed. It reveals the science, strategy, and human skill behind one of the most remarkable long-range engagements in naval history.
You’ll discover how technology changed battlefield tactics, why traditional assumptions failed, and how innovation reshaped maritime combat during World War II. This story highlights engineering brilliance, operational precision, and the evolution of modern naval warfare.
⚠️ Disclaimer: This content is for historical and educational purposes. All events are presented in a documentary storytelling format.
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