06:27The Drydock - Episode 346
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00:00:00 - Intro 00:00:42 - Would earlier ironclads had led to iron ships with turrets and casemate main guns? 00:05:57 - Glorious ship names on tiny ships? 00:07:46 - What's with the turret layout on the planned G3 class battlecruisers and N3 class battleships? 00:14:25 - Why did some pre-dreadnoughts develop with two funnels alongside each other? 00:16:10 - What would an Italian-style money-is-no-object rebuild of older American or British battleships (such as the Wyomings, New Yorks, or [in a world where 1st London extends the building holiday but doesn't mandate additional scrappage] Floridas or Iron Dukes) look like and what would be the capabilities of these rebuilds? 00:23:45 - Will you do a biography for Makarov one day, perhaps? 00:25:33 - Were there any other proposals for the captured Nagato and Prinz Eugen? And if there wren't, what would have been some cool alternative uses for these two ships? Could they have been sold to another nation perhaps? 00:29:44 - With hindsight it is easy to joke about how bad the Russian fleet was, but it it's own time how did other European navy or army leaders rate it's chances against the Japanese? 00:33:43 - Does Drach have anything against the Portuguese navy throughout history? 00:35:40 - Is there any explanation why HMS Iron Duke's shooting at Jutland has been judged so accurate, and better than others including sisterships in her division? 00:38:36 - What was the thinking behind French and Italian dreadnought de
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