The Drydock - Episode 266

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00:00:00 - Intro 00:00:33 - How did the US early dreadnoughts manage all-centreline turrets and VTE's? 00:06:07 - How common a practice was keelhauling? When was the last time some unfortunate sailor was keelhauled? 00:11:26 - At the Hornblower movie tactics realistic? 00:15:52 - At what point in time did "sub spam" become a viable way of eliminating an enemy fleet? 00:20:23 - Design choices to make terrible ships somewhat better? 00:24:48 - Saluting the enemy in battle? 00:30:12 - The Dutch submarines sound like they were built by British-Leyland. What was the reliability of each major submarine force? 00:34:26 - What if the Germans solved their oil supply issues? 00:44:20 - In your opinion, which class or classes had the widest capability gap between the first and last ships of the class, assuming the ships are in their original forms? 00:50:04 - How much more speed could the US standard type battleships have made if the extra tonnage spent on turboelectric drive had been used solely on up-to-date boilers and turbines and modest hull changes? 00:54:21 - Do you think that the Anglo-German Naval rivalry of the pre-WWI era made conflict between the two empires inevitable? 01:00:48 - Had the Russian crews been actually trained and reasonably competent in sea warfare, how might Tsushima have gone? 01:05:56 - Armour scheme of the Spanish armored cruiser Emperador Carlos V? 01:11:16 - Was Tsushima a false predictor for major fleet actions to come? 01:18:23 - How su

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