Drachinifel

[J Sheehan]

There's this naval historian on YouTube call Drachinifel who posts videos on the history of naval ships as well as Q&A's on naval history. I'd HIGHLY recommend his videos, as I think they're very good and very well put together.

On occasion, some of his Q&A videos even have segments about Titanic.

Here's the most recent one posted just today:

The Titanic segment on this video starts at 00:03:40 and goes on til 00:08:51.

 

[Tim Aldrich]

His channel is awesome.

 

[Bo Bowman]

Yes! I'm a huge fan, have been for years, and highly recommend Drachinifel. Amazing information for the maritime nerdy.

 

[J Sheehan]

Here's a few of my favourite videos from Drachinifel.











And here's one about the only aircraft carrier the German navy, the Kriegsmarine, built in WWII: the Graf Zeppelin.
KMS Graf Zeppelin - Guide 194 (NB)

 

[J Sheehan]

Here's some more videos from Drachinifel that have Titanic mentioned in them or are related to the Titanic.

In this one, the Titanic segment starts at 1:55:58



There's a segment about Olympic that begins at 00:47:22 in this video.



In this video, there's a segment about Lightoller at 1:47:43, and a segment about Titanic and the iceberg at 04:02:03.



And for two bonuses:

This is about Bismarck and the James Cameron expedition in 2002.



And this about Operation Neptune.

 

[J Sheehan]

Here's another one from Drachinifel, the Titanic segment is from 1:37:17 to 1:40:16.



Here's another with a Titanic segment, from 00:55:27...and Bismarck is mentioned as well.



Here's one where the Lusitania is mentioned, from 1:28:37 to 1:35:09.



And here's two bonus videos;

This one about when a large part of the U.S. Pacific Fleet accidentally sailed into a Typhoon off the Philippines in December 1944.



And here's the second one, a more recent one, about the history of ice cream in the U.S. Navy.

 

[J Sheehan]

Here's the latest video from Drachinifel with a segment about Titanic within it. The segment starts at 01:20:42.

 

[J Sheehan]

Here's the most recent video from Drachinifel with Titanic mentioned in it. The segment starts at 57:17.

 

[J Sheehan]

Here's two of the most recent videos from Drachinifel, posted today.

This one has an interesting part at floating lifeboats off from a sinking ship at 1:34:33.



This one has two interesting sections; one about the collision between the Andrea Doria and Stockholm at 10:43, and the second one which concerns passenger ships being run at full power for long periods of time at 26:43.

 

[J Sheehan]

Here's the latest video from Drachinifel where Titanic is mentioned. It's at 2:46:47, where Drachinifel answers a question about why the Californian didn't come to Titanic's aid on the night of April 14th - 15th 1912.

 

[J Sheehan]

Here's the latest Drydock Q&A video from Drachinifel, posted just today, where there's a segment where Titanic is mentioned. It starts at 19:43, and is about how water flowed from one compartment to another on Titanic.

 

[J Sheehan]

I've just had a look at this video from Drachinifel at the part that starts at 01:02:41. It's got nothing to do with the Titanic, I just found it rather amusing to watch.

 

[J Sheehan]

Here's the latest Drydock Q&A video from Drachinifel where Titanic has a mention within it.

It starts at 41:14 and goes until 46:37.

 

[J Sheehan]

Here's the latest Q&A from Drachinifel with a Titanic segment placed in it.

It starts at 00:00:30 and goes on until 00:04:57.

 

[Wayne (Notso) Keen]

Good content, pacing and voice!