06:27The Drydock - Episode 127
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00:00:00 - Intro 00:00:33 - Was Operation Rheinübung doomed to fail from the beginning? 00:08:28 - Assessing WW2 in light of Axis war crimes 00:19:23 - After producing some of he best sailing warships in the world, what happened to the French design process that they mismanaged so many steam warship? 00:28:27 - "Splice the Mainbrace" 00:31:17 - Preferred postings in the Age of Sail? 00:38:06 - Fastest ship in WW2? 00:40:11 - Interwar cruiser and destroyer designs? 00:51:18 - Can you give a brief overview over the anti-submarines tactics developed in the interwar period (especially the 1920s)? 00:53:39 - Have their been any warships that spent more time in refit/repair than actual service by a significant margin? 00:55:58 - How were guns aimed and fired when central fire control was used? 00:59:45 - Top 5 most obnoxious efforts at stretching treaty requirements during the treaty era? 01:08:11 - Major naval battle in 1914/15? 01:16:10 - How much technical information exchange was there between the USN and the RN as compared to the Axis? 01:20:26 - What was the relationship between Oliver Cromwell and the Royal Navy like? 01:22:38 - USS Sable and Wolverine 01:26:29 - F2A Buffalo, not as bad as first thought? 01:32:26 - What’s the deal with the word “Caliber”? 01:41:19 - Why didn't battleships get lower and lower freeboards as turrets became more heavily armoured? 01:46:27 - Largest naval shell loaded by hand? 01:49:12 - Why not the Jeune Ecole? 01:56:51 -
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