@TheZagros3000 During the war with the Italians, no. It never left port. After the collapse of the front, and just days before the Germans reach Athens the ship left for Crete first, and then to Egypt. There, in Alexandria, it served as a anti-aircraft platform protecting the harbor from Stuka attacks. Later it left Alexandria and went to protect shipping lanes in the Indian Ocean. After the liberation of Greece, Averof carried back to Athens the government.
As for the Averof, remarkably it is the only battleship in the world to fight in 3 different major wars (Balkan, WWI & WWII), never being defeated and rise victorious, where as other legendary battle-ships like the Hood, Bismarck and the all mighty Yamato & Musashi, all went to their watery graves! That tells us a lot about this legendary battleship!
The archetypal iconic flagship / battle-cruiser Averof that single handedly defeated the entire turkish fleet at the battles of Limnos & Elli and ensured the sovereignty of the Aegean & the islands to Greece!
"By the power of God and with the wishes of the King and in the name of justice, I sail with unstoppable force and with confidence about victory against the enemy of the nation." – Admiral Kountouriotis
@alxxz thank you my friend for your good words! my next project underway is about the submarine papanikolis. also a very interesting part of greek naval history. in about 2 days it will be uploaded. thanks again for commenting!
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What is the mane of that song?
hinahanta 3 months ago
What is the mane of that song?
hinahanta 3 months ago
@hinahanta Globus - Diem Ex Dei
OlympicAirPilot 3 months ago
very handsome and well armed protected cruiser :)
Salute from Japan
oldnavy1914 4 months ago
γαμουσε και εδερνε αυτο το πλοιο αυτο μονο θα πω ............
MegaTHeGaTeKeEpEr 5 months ago in playlist Περισσότερα βίντεο από τον χρήστη OlympicAirPilot
Πολύ ωραίο το βίντεο σου OlympicAirPilot! Τιμή και δόξα στο Πολεμικό μας Ναυτικό!!!
Evan490BC 6 months ago
Did it fight the germans? Or italians in world war 2?
TheZagros3000 9 months ago
@TheZagros3000 During the war with the Italians, no. It never left port. After the collapse of the front, and just days before the Germans reach Athens the ship left for Crete first, and then to Egypt. There, in Alexandria, it served as a anti-aircraft platform protecting the harbor from Stuka attacks. Later it left Alexandria and went to protect shipping lanes in the Indian Ocean. After the liberation of Greece, Averof carried back to Athens the government.
GR8TM4N 8 months ago
Great videos my friend and very educational! Ellines under pressure, world be aware....!!!
EllinikoVelos 10 months ago
Well done sir well done. Glad she's still with us!
wanderer58able 11 months ago
brilliantly done
tyke45 11 months ago
looks like its kept in mint condition.
boleynali 1 year ago
As for the Averof, remarkably it is the only battleship in the world to fight in 3 different major wars (Balkan, WWI & WWII), never being defeated and rise victorious, where as other legendary battle-ships like the Hood, Bismarck and the all mighty Yamato & Musashi, all went to their watery graves! That tells us a lot about this legendary battleship!
alxxz 1 year ago
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alxxz 1 year ago
The archetypal iconic flagship / battle-cruiser Averof that single handedly defeated the entire turkish fleet at the battles of Limnos & Elli and ensured the sovereignty of the Aegean & the islands to Greece!
alxxz 1 year ago
@5:07
"By the power of God and with the wishes of the King and in the name of justice, I sail with unstoppable force and with confidence about victory against the enemy of the nation." – Admiral Kountouriotis
alxxz 1 year ago
This is by far and way one of the coolest and well made videos on youtube, very professionally made indeed!
“Powerful the nation that controls the seas” – Empire of the Greeks
“For as long as our fleet sails the seas, we have a nation” - Themistoklis
alxxz 1 year ago
@alxxz thank you my friend for your good words! my next project underway is about the submarine papanikolis. also a very interesting part of greek naval history. in about 2 days it will be uploaded. thanks again for commenting!
OlympicAirPilot 1 year ago
@OlympicAirPilot
You're very welcomed! I only stated the obvious. I wish I had time to make similar videos. What software did you use by the way?
I'm really looking forward for your upcoming videos as the story of the Papanikolis submarine is a bit hazy in my mind...
alxxz 1 year ago
@alxxz sorry for answering after two weeks. i used cyberlink power director for the movie.
OlympicAirPilot 1 year ago
πλοίο ΘΡΥΛΟΣ!!! ευγε για το βίντεο
TheEvian100 1 year ago 3
@TheEvian100 σε ευχαριστώ!
OlympicAirPilot 1 year ago