The Drydock - Episode 296

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00:00:00 - Intro 00:00:47 - Space/weight implications of turrets? 00:07:58 - Why did Germany scuttle so many of their ships at the end of the war? 00:10:36 - Which "Lutzow" had a hard time at the hands of Norwegian shore batteries? 00:14:10 - Concerning the capture of the future SMS Seeadler, why was one submarine crewman enough to convince the crew to sail for Germany (british prize crew excluded, because they were locked up) when they could have easily overpowered him after the U-boat left ? 00:19:38 - How did water flow from one compartment to the next aboard Titanic? 00:24:53 - How can you distinguish ships of different countries in the age of sail? 00:29:51 - Did the Royal navy ever consider creating a naval version of the 17 pounder or the Quick Fire 3.7 inch gun the British Army was using? 00:31:43 - Given the magnitude of the situation why didn't the Spanish have any ships harass the English Armada as it moved around? 00:34:51 - If the 24 pounders of vasa's Era would penitrate 90 cm of wood [36 inch] why were so many casemates including the timber clads and the tin clads that had maybe an inch of boiler plate built with 24 inch wooden walls? 00:38:57 - How do you distinguish between a good accurate book/account of an event and bad/lying one? 00:47:45 - Was there ever any attempts at a Jet torpedo bomber? 00:50:08 - How long after the first and second world war's were errant sea mines a threat to shipping? 00:52:25 - Why did US ships tend to have more c

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