04:05The Drydock - Episode 222
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00:00:00 - Intro 00:00:38 - Were there any cruisers designed so badly, they ended being worse than destroyers? 00:05:33 - Plans that make no sense? 00:13:39 - Would you consider Operation Chariot to have been justified? 00:16:56 - Were there any parallels between the notion of pre-dreadnaught armored cruisers fighting in the line of battle and the reality of battle cruisers ending up in this role? 00:22:17 - Modernising the Tennessee's? 00:24:48 - Given HMS Furious's 18-inch guns destroyed rivets, what sort of damage would Incomparable suffer if she fired her 20-inch guns? 00:29:32 - Replacing older plate with new in WW2 to increase overall effectiveness? 00:33:22 - Why build light cruisers? 00:36:37 - Raising steam 00:38:38 - Why was HMS Carcass so named? 00:41:25 - Gunners relative ranks in the two fleets at the time of the Armada? 00:45:18 - About how long before we can expect the HMS King Charles III, and what type & class will she likely be? 00:49:05 - How did the QE's catch the battlecruisers in the Run to the South? 00:52:06 - Experience of actually being on a battleship? 00:54:35 - In the opening scene of the recent movie version of Les Miserables, a veritable army of convicts is seen hauling a ship of the line into a dry dock. Short question - is this remotely possible?
Published 2022-11-20 · Watch on YouTube ↗
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