What if the Imperial Japanese Navy task force that attacked Pearl Harbor in 1941 travelled through time to launch a devastating surprise attack on central London in 2026?
In this alternate-history military scenario, 6 aircraft carriers, 14 escort warships and 353 aircraft launch a massive assault on the British capital from the English Channel.
Their target? The Houses of Parliament and the heart of London.
Yamato Enters the Thames
But the attack gets even more terrifying when the legendary Japanese battleship Yamato arrives in the Thames during a reimagined Operation Ten-Go.
Beached on the river, Yamato unleashes her enormous 18.1-inch guns against London.
Can modern British military technology stop a World War II Japanese fleet?
Britain Mobilises to Defend London
The Royal Navy, Royal Air Force and British Army mobilise to defend the capital.
Royal Navy
A Type 45 destroyer engages incoming Japanese aircraft using its Aster and Sea Ceptor missile systems.
Royal Air Force
RAF Coningsby scrambles 50 Eurofighter Typhoon fighters armed with Meteor and AMRAAM air-to-air missiles and 2,000 lb Paveway IV precision-guided bombs.
British Army
A powerful Sky Sabre air defence battery deploys in southwest London to protect the capital from the incoming assault.
WWII vs Modern Britain
With 353 Japanese aircraft approaching and Yamato bombarding the city, can Britain’s modern air defences, fighter jets and warships repel the attack?
Or would the Imperial Japanese Navy overwhelm London’s defenders?
Watch until the end to find out who wins this ultimate World War II vs modern military showdown.
This fictional military what-if combines alternate history, naval warfare, modern air defence systems and a hypothetical battle between the Imperial Japanese Navy and the British Armed Forces.
Watch the full battle:
https://youtu.be/cBvnjmGJOHE
