Скачать или смотреть North Carolina vs Scharnhorst — The First Modern Battle… Under Radar Fire

October 28th, 1941 – South of Iceland, the North Atlantic becomes the stage for one of the most advanced naval confrontations ever imagined. Aboard the USS North Carolina (BB-55), the U.S. Navy prepares to fire the first truly long-range, radar-directed battleship salvo in history. Across the dark, freezing ocean, the German battlecruiser Scharnhorst charges toward the Atlantic shipping lanes, relying on optics, speed, and World War I–era doctrine.

This documentary explores a fictional but historically grounded encounter that highlights the technological revolution of early radar warfare. The USS North Carolina tracks and engages the Scharnhorst at extreme ranges—far beyond visual limits—demonstrating how electronic fire control reshaped naval combat forever. Through radar plotting rooms, bridge decisions, and long-range ballistic impacts, we dive deep into the tactics, engineering, and doctrine that separated early-war and late-war naval thinking.

Discover how the Mark 3 Radar allowed American battleships to fight in three dimensions, how traditional optical targeting became obsolete, and why ships like the Scharnhorst were ultimately outmatched by the rise of electronic warfare. This episode reveals the hidden strategies, the real historical context, and the technological leap that defined naval power in World War II.
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📚 Sources: U.S. National Archives, Declassified Government Files, Historical Journals
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