The Drydock - Episode 244

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00:00:00 - Intro 00:00:53 - In your opinion as an engineer just how effective and worthwhile were both the Neptune and Minotaur class designs? 00:07:47 - Was there a reason for the RN's preference for the six secondary turrets to continue to be arranged 3 to a side, instead of the USN's hexagonal mounting arrangement on the Baltimores? 00:13:00 - How many capital ships were actually torpedoed during engagements between surface ships? 00:16:27 - Were the WWI era vessels still in service during WW2 generally still in fighting trim or outclassed by technological advances and decrepitude? 00:21:28 - Were there special versions of those guns for lefty-handed people? 00:23:03 - During the period the channel covers was the British population isolated enough to experience Insular dwarfism? 00:27:42 - How did ships in the Fleet Problems simulate it and misses without lasers and radar? 00:35:00 - Did the Royal Navy or Japanese Navy ever hold their own equivalent exercises similar to the US Fleet Problems? 00:38:56 - Uniform cut for ballast stones? 00:43:32 - In their original configuration how would the Lexington class carriers fair against treaty cruisers? 00:47:48 - In Post WWII interviews with Japanese naval commanders, who were the most forthcoming with information, and what were their honest thoughts of the performance of the respective navies involved? 00:52:35 - When did iron really started to replace bronze as primary gun-making material? 00:56:23 - How efficien

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