The Drydock - Episode 202

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00:00:00 - Intro 00:00:37 - Ships grounded by tsunamis and storm surges? 00:03:56 - Port explosions and their damage? 00:11:36 - Why did the Atlanta's have torpedo launchers? 00:13:09 - Galley Frigates? 00:18:20 - What is the Battle Turn Away used by the High Seas Fleet. What sort of advantages did it give the High Seas Fleet? 00:26:07 - Were there Mahanian-style decisive battles in real life? 00:32:11 - Pearl Harbour Coal Depot? 00:34:26 - Did Mahan update his books after airplanes became practical? 00:35:44 - Why did the US Navy use heavy and super heavy shells? What advantages and disadvantages did this have? 00:44:14 - Following up on your answer on Admiral Beatty in Drydock #198: Were there other Admirals in seagoing command other than Beatty who stand out to you as being promoted into a role they were out of place in? 00:49:24 - What was the reach of the Condor into the Atlantic? 00:52:30 - What design changes would need to have been made to the Yamato-Class Battleships if they were built with a carrier escort role? 00:56:23 - Did the US Navy have the capability to replace the larger/more complicated components and armor on the Iowa class during their redeployment in the 80's and onward? 00:59:06 - Is it true that the the crew carrying Nelsons body home from Trafalgar drank rum from the barrel (with Nelson in it) and replaced it with beer? 01:01:08 - How many hours a month do you put into the channel? 01:04:26 - How many depth charges on a ship? 01:0

Published 2022-06-19 · Watch on YouTube ↗
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