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3 Hours of Pacific War Naval Battles & Sinkings

CanadaPublished December 5, 2025

Views 241K  |  Likes 2.02K  |  Comments 89
Views#4,923,149Global
Views#71,322Canada

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Nautical LoreNautical Lore
21.4K subs•45 videos•Oct 2013

This video has 241K views and 2.03K likes, ranking #4,923,149 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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Views

241,820

Likes

2,029

Comments

89

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Total (all-time): $169 – $484

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

About

This 3-hour Pacific War compilation brings together some of the most dramatic naval stories of WWII. Discover the sinkings of Shōkaku, Lexington, Hiryū, Mogami, Musashi, and Mutsu, the brutal fight for survival aboard USS Laffey, the destruction caused by Typhoon Cobra, the actions of IJN Tone, and Japan’s late-war Kai…

Published
December 5, 2025
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