The Drydock - Episode 131

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00:00:00 - Intro 00:00:33 - Most and least dangerous battle stations? 00:08:07 - Shoring up bulkheads 00:11:29 - At what points were corporal and capital punishment ended in navies? 00:13:46 - Y Stations in WW2 00:18:16 - Iowa and Richelieu speed 00:26:58 - If the German's used double reduction gearing on their high pressure engines would it have reduced some of their problems 00:28:42 - How much effect did the Mk 6 Exploder have on torpedoes besides the Mk 14 in the early years of WWII. 00:30:35 - Most effective anti-ship weapon of WW2? 00:36:13 - How effective was the Mk 10 torpedo in early WWII? 00:38:09 - Hits on Kirishima 00:43:44 - What notable effects did naval mines have in World War II? 00:49:05 - How was power passed to turrets on WWI and WWII-era capital ships? 00:54:10 - What is the difference between a cannon, gun and rifle? 00:58:10 - Jeune Ecole, why a failure? 01:02:52 - USS Helena not stopping to pick up survivors? 01:08:11 - KGV's as AA platforms 01:19:31 - Cross-deck firing, how? 01:23:03 - How do torpedo defence systems work? 01:30:24 - Starshell vs Searchlight? 01:35:51 - Which of the H-class designs is the most practical? 01:43:07 - 'Plastic' armour in WW2? 01:48:21 - Top 5 worst instances of naval friendly fire? 01:53:08 - With captured ships during the age of sail, what happened to the crew? 01:58:11 - Examples of high ranking army personnel being killed by naval attacks? 01:59:58 - Why did the British install both 2-pdr pom-p

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