The Drydock - Episode 109

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00:00:00 - Intro 00:00:30 - Nelson class seakeeping? 00:04:45 - Boiler explosions under fire? 00:09:32 - What if George Tryon didn't die? 00:15:19 - Importance of flogging in the Royal Navy? 00:19:25 - USN resource allocation in WW2? 00:25:48 - What is a frigate? 00:32:22 - What did the British intend to do with the German fleet after the end of WWI? 00:34:27 - Naval wars won by attrition? 00:39:37 - Warship structural plans? 00:42:08 - How did crews survive in the colder Northern Seas during Age of Sail on warships? 00:45:22 - Closing the mid-Atlantic Gap? 00:49:09 - Nelson class speed with more machinery? 00:52:40 - Chores aboard a submarine for an aviator? 00:54:48 - Was there ever a point that Japan could have realistically beaten the U.S. during WWII? 00:58:51 - How did the role of a boy seaman in the Royal navy evolve from the age of sail to the end of the first world war? 01:03:21 - The RNLI 01:07:03 - RNAS Yeovilton 01:09:15 - Turtle ships in Europe? 01:14:34 - Drach designed model kits? 01:17:18 - Renaming ship classes? 01:19:48 - Why did HMS Berwick perform so poorly against the Admiral Hipper? 01:22:17 - Luftwaffe vs warships 01:25:56 - Most common German naval mine in 1944? 01:27:26 - Tiger Cruise's 01:29:45 - Testing large naval guns on land 01:39:07 - Ships without casualties and salvaging ships 01:43:24 - Which was more out of date, USS Texas (1892) during the Spanish American War, or USS Texas during WW2? 01:48:06 - Coaling a ship

Published 2020-08-30 · Watch on YouTube ↗
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