This is incorrect. The first submarine actually passed the Thames in 1620 and 1624. 8 years before the Vasa’s dive in 1628. Learn your history before you claim they were first.
Who needs a navy when you can just walk on the water to invade Denmark?
Who would win:
A state-of-the-art royal Swedish warship from 1628
A gust of wind from starboard
What a waste, just sitting in a museum. Give it to Pedro, he can rescue people in the streets of Valencia
To be fair, the builder was dutch.
I’ve been to that museum and is great that they tell you every single little thing about the ship and the things around it… except why it sunk.
Yes, haha, the stupid Swedes sinking their own warships, we certainly *never* would do something like that. *Especially* not with modern safety procedures and technology. Any rumors of the contrary are, of course, fake news
Very beautiful ship though, nice work swedebros
And not only that, they then name their knækbrød after it.
My favourites are the ones that drowned immediately, not on the way back to Sweden with stolen document books. Still great ship.
Went on a trip to sweden with friends and we discovered theres a pattern in sweden. Not only that this ship sank in the harbour, theres a fort that was finished so late, it became irrelevant before it was used, because canons existed. There also was a canal that was finished so late, it got replaced by a trainline before it was finished.
This is an absolutely amazing museum. Fantastic experience. Highly recommended.
I see your ship which can not sail and I put our submarine which can go down but can not go up.
(Luckily for them they realized the problem in time and now is a perfectly usefull submarine and packs quitte a punch but as a spanish engineer that shit was a shame for the guild)
The Wasa Muslims were just imitating the Mary Rose-Barrys, fire a broadside, turn the ship to present the other side to fire again! Only.. something went horribly wrong and a U-boat weapon was invented .. and promptly rejected as a working weapon!
It sank in the bay 600 meters after launch. Peak engineering
what is this weird shaped house? What is it good for?
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This is incorrect. The first submarine actually passed the Thames in 1620 and 1624. 8 years before the Vasa’s dive in 1628. Learn your history before you claim they were first.
Who needs a navy when you can just walk on the water to invade Denmark?
Who would win:
A state-of-the-art royal Swedish warship from 1628
A gust of wind from starboard
What a waste, just sitting in a museum. Give it to Pedro, he can rescue people in the streets of Valencia
To be fair, the builder was dutch.
I’ve been to that museum and is great that they tell you every single little thing about the ship and the things around it… except why it sunk.
Yes, haha, the stupid Swedes sinking their own warships, we certainly *never* would do something like that. *Especially* not with modern safety procedures and technology. Any rumors of the contrary are, of course, fake news
Very beautiful ship though, nice work swedebros
And not only that, they then name their knækbrød after it.
My favourites are the ones that drowned immediately, not on the way back to Sweden with stolen document books. Still great ship.
Went on a trip to sweden with friends and we discovered theres a pattern in sweden. Not only that this ship sank in the harbour, theres a fort that was finished so late, it became irrelevant before it was used, because canons existed. There also was a canal that was finished so late, it got replaced by a trainline before it was finished.
This is an absolutely amazing museum. Fantastic experience. Highly recommended.
I see your ship which can not sail and I put our submarine which can go down but can not go up.
(Luckily for them they realized the problem in time and now is a perfectly usefull submarine and packs quitte a punch but as a spanish engineer that shit was a shame for the guild)
Let me guess a Crypto-Dane was the captain…
It was a common Swedish naval tactic at the time. [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kronan_(ship)](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kronan_(ship))
So you forgot about the Mary Rose?
The Wasa Muslims were just imitating the Mary Rose-Barrys, fire a broadside, turn the ship to present the other side to fire again! Only.. something went horribly wrong and a U-boat weapon was invented .. and promptly rejected as a working weapon!
It sank in the bay 600 meters after launch. Peak engineering
what is this weird shaped house? What is it good for?
~~the flying dutchman~~
The sinking swede
A dutch guy built it
The Vasa ship?
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