Why This 17th-Century Warship Was a Disastrous Failure
On August 10, 1628, the Swedish warship Vasa, billed as the most advanced warship in the world, set sail on its maiden voyage from Stockholm Harbor. Within a mile, it had sunk to the bottom of the ocean. From the Series: Combat Ships: Doomed Vessels
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This Warship Sank in Minutes—And Was Raised Centuries Later
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On board the Vasa - Episode 1
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This War Ship Replica has an Fascinating Story
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How Sailing Warships Actually Worked
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How a 16th Century Explorer's Sailing Ship Works
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A Sunken Treasure: The Warship Vasa
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How an 18th Century Sailing Warship Works (HMS Victory)
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On board the Vasa - Episode 2
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15 ADVANCED Ancient Ships
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3D Guide to an 18th century Ship-of-the-Line
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Incredible Ships We've Brought Up From the Deep
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