06:17The Drydock - Episode 101
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00:00:00 - Intro 00:00:42 - Ships 'designed by commitee'? 00:04:19 - Leopard class battlecruiser? 00:12:54 - Angled armour schemes 00:17:22 - Admiral Harold Stark 00:21:05 - First submarine hunting another submarine? 00:24:57 - When did main guns become the longest lead item for a ship? 00:28:12 - Invincible class vs Coastal defence and Small Battleships? 00:33:05 - French WW2 period battleship main batteries 00:38:28 - The War of Jenkins' Ear - What? 00:42:56 - Fleet battles on a river? 00:46:56 - Triplex rangefinders? 00:51:00 - USS Saratoga at early carrier battles? 00:57:29 - Artwork on warships sides? 01:03:13 - INTERLUDE 01:03:40 - WW2 British deployments to the Med 01:10:10 - Richelieu's machinery 01:13:06 - Design influences on the Scharnhorst class 01:17:53 - Why did HMS Dreadnought not have an especially notable career? 01:23:00 - Turtle Ship vs Galleon 01:28:28 - Alternate ranging ideas 01:31:48 - US Marines aboard battleships 01:36:00 - What German sub technologies with the US/UK/USSR acquire? 01:39:04 - Most efffective guns at their core 01:52:21 - Measuring the velocity of naval guns in the 19th century 01:56:57 - Is the defeat of the Armada overlooked? 02:11:31 - INTERLUDE 02:12:00 - How to say Lieutenant? 02:14:33 - Best battle or battles to study to understand naval tactics and formations? 02:17:54 - Additional Treaty battleship weight saving? 02:21:02 - Horatio Nelson, Royal Marine 02:23:46 - Grom class destroyers? 02:27:25 -
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