06:27The Drydock - Episode 325 (Part 2)
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00:00:00 - Intro 00:00:38 - What if John Paul Jones remained in Imperial Russian Service? 00:04:29 - Why were cutting out operations often successful? 00:11:23 - Why shell vs armour penetration figures do you use? 00:20:28 - Could the Courageous class be modernised into useful gun-based vessels? 00:26:06 - What would at-sea firefighting efforts look like around the 1850s-1870s? 00:28:36 - When is the last recorded time in history that a naval officer used their sword in combat? 00:31:12 - How on earth did the Westinghouse Electropult work? 00:33:29 - Did the Japanese have a navy to oppose the Mongols? 00:35:17 - Did IJN ships have oxygen generation plants aboard their ships? 00:36:47 - What is the IJN and 2nd Pacific Squadron met early in their voyage? 00:38:44 - What are the 'Brown M&Ms' of naval history? 00:46:02 - Fighter-carrier Ryujo? 00:50:58 - Magnification on rangefinders? 00:54:27 - Are there any unexpected or particularly annoying holes in the naval historical record you have encountered during your research? 01:03:44 - What is the dimensions and weight of the electric motors used for the Lexington class aircraft carriers? 01:05:13 - How did the Ise class deal with the loss of the weight of the turrets? 01:07:26 - Were Jellicoe and Beatty buried side by side deliberately? 01:08:58 - What's the longest a wooden ship of the line is known to have been in service? 01:13:44 - Why did the USN only ever try to build 1 class of Battlecruiser? 01:23:00 -
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